  Limp Bizkit formed in 1994, hail
from Florida, and consist of Fred Durst on
vocals, We Borland on guitar, Sam Rivers on
bass, John Otto on drums and DJ Lethal. The
lucky break for the band came when Durst
struck up a friendship with Korn's Fieldy after giving
him a tattoo and later a demo tape. With a
mix of hard rock and hip-hop, Limp Bizkit fit
right in with the changing musical tastes of
the late 1990s.
 Limp Bizkit released Three
Dollar Bill, Y'all.
Limp Bizkit toured as part of
the Warped and Ozzfest package tours and the
Family Values tour with Korn, Ice Cube,
and Orgy.
At the Billboard Music Video
Awards, Limp Bizkit won the Maximum Vision
Award for "Nookie" - a video
directed by Durst.
Limp Bizkit
began getting airplay for their version of George
Michael's "Faith."
Three
Dollar Bill, Y'all was certified
platinum.
 Limp Bizkit released Significant
Other.
Significant
Other topped the Billboard
200 Albums chart for 4 weeks and the
Billboard Internet Album Sales chart for 3
weeks.
Durst was arrested in Minnesota
for aggravated assault and disorderly conduct
for allegedly kicking a security guard while
onstage performing. Charges were later
dismissed.
Limp Bizkit performed at
Woodstock '99. During the performance of
"Break Stuff" many fans started
destroying various structures around them as
well as throwing debris and objects -
eventually leading to a very unsettling
concert weekend that seemed to deteriorate
with each band.
Limp Bizkit were
nominated for 2 MTV Video Music
Awards for Best Group Video and Best Rock Video ("Nookie").
Limp Bizkit toured
again with the Family Values tour.
 Limp Bizkit appeared on the End
Of Days soundtrack with
"Crushed."
 # 112
Singles Artist of the Year
Limp Bizkit
were nominated for an American Music
Award for Favorite Alternative
Artist.
Limp Bizkit
topped the MTV Video Countdown with "n 2
gether now" for a week.
Limp Bizkit
were nominated for 2 Grammy Awards including
Best Hard Rock
Performance ("Nookie") and Best Rock Album (Significant
Other).
Rivers won a
Orville H. Gibson Award for Best Bassist
(Male).
Limp Bizkit won a Blockbuster
Award for Favorite Group (Modern Rock).
Limp Bizkit toured with Cypress
Hill and with the controversial Napster as its sponsor. Durst
said of Napster: "We're Limp
Bizkit. We're doing what we wanna do and Napster has been an amazing
way to market and promote our music. It's
caused massive awareness."
Significant
Other was certified 3x platinum.
Limp Bizkit won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Rock Video ("Break
Stuff") and were nominated for Best Hip-Hop Video (with Method
Man for "n 2 gether now").
 Limp Bizkit released Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water.
Significant
Other was certified 4x platinum.
Limp Bizkit toured with Eminem, Papa Roach, and Xzibit
as part of the Anger Management tour. A few
performances had to be cancelled due to
Durst's throat problems.
Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water topped the Billboard
200 Albums chart for 2 weeks and the
Billboard Internet Album Sales chart for 1
week - selling over 1 million copies in the
US in its first week.
Limp Bizkit won a Billboard
Music Video Award for Best Clip of the Year
(Hard Rock) ("Break Stuff").
Limp Bizkit
topped the MTV Video Countdown with
"Rollin'" for 2 weeks.
Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water was certified 4x
platinum and Significant
Other was certified 5x platinum.
Limp Bizkit topped the Billboard
Year-End Charts as the Top Modern Rock
Artists.
Durst became the Vice President
of Interscope Records.
 # 150
Singles Artist of the Year
Limp Bizkit were nominated for
an American Music
Award for Favorite Alternative
Artist.
Limp Bizkit
topped the MTV Video Countdown with
"Rollin'" for a week.
A teenage fan died of a heart
attack during a 'crowd crush' toward the
stage while Limp Bizkit performed in
Australia.
Limp Bizkit
were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance ("Take A Look
Around").
Limp Bizkit
topped the UK single chart with
"Rollin'" for 2 weeks and Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water topped the UK Albums
chart for a week.
Durst topped the Billboard
Mainstream Rock Tracks chart with Staind's Aaron Lewis for 2
weeks with "Outside."
Limp Bizkit won a Blockbuster
Award for Favorite Group (Rock).
Limp Bizkit hit the pop charts
for the first time with "My Way."
Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water was certified 5x
platinum and Significant
Other was certified 6x platinum.
Limp Bizkit cancelled
performances in Europe due to back pain
suffered by Durst.
Three
Dollar Bill, Y'all was certified 2x
platinum.
 Significant
Other was certified 7x platinum.
Limp Bizkit won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Rock Video ("Rollin'")
and were nominated for Viewer's Choice ("My Way").
Durst and Borland performed
"Wish You Were Here" with Goo Goo Dolls' Johnny Rzeznik for a
landmark fundraiser (America:
A Tribute To Heroes) aired by all the
major networks to raise money for families of
the victims of recent terrorist attacks.
Borland announced he had
amicably left Limp Bizkit.
 Limp Bizkit released a
collection of remixed tracks - New
Old Songs.
Limp Bizkit won
an American Music
Award for Favorite Alternative
Artist.
Limp Bizkit
began a nation-wide search for a new
guitarist to replace Borland.
New
Old Songs was certified gold.
 Limp Bizkit could be heard on
the compilation LP WWF
Forceable Entry with the track "Rollin'
(Dead Man Mix)."
Chocolate
Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water was certified 6x
platinum.
Durst
reportedly entered the studios with Britney
Spears to help with some production on
her next LP (Which never made it to the final
product).
Limp Bizkit hired former Snot
member, Mike Smith, as its new guitarist.
Limp Bizkit
began touring with Metallica and Linkin Park as part of the 'Summer
Sanitarium Tour 2003.'
Limp Bizkit's new guitarist,
Mike Smith, hurt his back during a
performance in New York and was taken to the
hospital after the show.
Limp Bizkit performed in Chicago
as part of the 'Summer Sanitarium' tour but
left after 6 songs as the crowd through
objects and yelled profanities at Durst.
 The next Limp
Bizkit LP, Results
May Vary, was released. 19 songs
originally planned for the LP were scrapped
in favor of new material with the new
guitarist.
Limp Bizkit was hit with a
lawsuit from 172 fans who attended a July
concert of the 'Summer Sanitarium'
performance and were upset when the band left
the stage after only 17 minutes of
performing.
Results
May Vary was certified gold.
 # 129
Singles Artist of the Year
Limp Bizkit hit
the Top 40 with their cover of "Behind Blue Eyes."
 Reports surfaced that Wes
Borland was back with the band.
The single "Behind Blue Eyes" was certified
gold.
The
Unquestionable Truth (Part 1) was released.
 Limp Bizkit's Greatest
Hitz was released.
Results
May Vary was certified
platinum.
 Limp Bizkit released Gold
Cobra.
Limp Bizkit topped the Billboard
Hard Rock Albums chart with Gold
Cobra.
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Three Dollar Bill, Y'all
Released: July, 1997
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 22
Tracks:
"Pollution" -
"Counterfeit" -
"Stuck" - "Nobody Loves
Me" - "Sour" -
"Stalemate" - "Clunk"
- "Faith" - "Stink
Finger" - "Indigo Flow" -
"Leech" -
"Everything" |
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Significant Other
Released: June, 1999
US: 7x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Just Like
This" - "Nookie" -
"Break Stuff" -
"Re-Arranged" - "I'm
Broke" - "Nobody Like You"
- "Don't Go Off Wandering" -
"9 Teen 90 Nine" - "n 2
gether now" - "Trust?" -
"No Sex" - "Show Me What
You Got" - "A Lesson
Learned" - "Untitled" |
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Chocolate Starfish And
The Hot Dog Flavored Water
Released: October, 2000
US: 6x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 2 weeks)
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Hot
Dog" - "My Generation" -
"Full Nelson" - "My Way" -
"Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)" -
"Livin' It Up" - "The
One" - "Getcha Groove On"
- "Take A Look Around" -
"It'll Be OK" -
"Boiler" - "Hold On"
- "Rollin' (Urban Assault
Vehicle)" |
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New Old Songs
Released: December, 2001
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 26
Tracks: "Nookie -
For The Nookie" - "Take A Look
Around" - "Break Stuff" -
"My Way" (The P.Diddy
Remix) - "Crushed" - "n 2
gether now - All Together Now" -
"Re-Arranged" - "Getcha
Groove On" - "Faith / Fame
Remix" - "My Way" (DJ Lethal
Remix) - "Nookie" (Androids Vs.
Las Putas Remix) -
"Counterfeit" (Lethal Dose
Extreme Guitar Mix)- "Rollin'"
(DJ Monk Vs. The Track Mack Remix) -
"My Way" (DJ Premier
Way Remix) - "My Way" (William
Orbit's Mix) - "My Way" (Pistols'
Dancehall Dub) |
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Results May Vary
Released: September, 2003
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks:
"Re-entry" - "Eat You
Alive" - "Gimme The Mic" -
"Underneath The Gun" -
"Down Another Day" -
"Almost Over" - "Build A
Bridge" - "Red Light" -
"The Only One" - "Lay Me
Down" - "Phenomenon" -
"Creamer" - "Head For The
Barracade" - "Behind Blue Eyes" -
"Drown" |
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The Unquestionable Truth
(Part 1)
Released: May, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 24
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks:
"Propaganda" -
"Truth" - "Priest" -
"Key" - "Channel" -
"Story" - "Surrender"
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Greatest Hitz
Released: November, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 47
Tracks:
"Counterfeit" -
"Faith" - "Nookie" -
"Break Stuff" -
"Re-Arranged" - "N 2
Gether Now" - "Take A Look
Around" - "My Generation"
- "Rollin'" - "My Way" -
"Boiler" - "Eat You
Alive" - "Behind Blue Eyes" -
"Build A Bridge" -
"Why" - "Lean On Me"
- "Home Sweet Home / Bittersweet
Symphony" |
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Gold Cobra
Released: June, 2011
Tracks:
"Introbra" - "Bring It
Back" - "Gold Cobra" -
"Shark Attack" - "Get A
Life" - "Shotgun" -
"Douche Bag" - "Walking
Away" - "Loser" -
"Autotunage" -
"90.2.10" - "Why Try"
- "Killer In You" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3 |
Still Sucks
Released: November 5, 2021
Tracks: "Out Of
Style" - "Dirty Rotten
Bizkit" - "Dad Vibes" -
"Turn It Up, Bitch" -
"Don't Change" - "You
Bring Out The Worse In Me" -
"Love The Hate" -
"Barnacle" - "Empty
Hole" - "Pill Popper" -
"Snacky Poo" -
"Goodbye" |
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