Limp Bizkit Rollin' CD England

Rollin' Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, CD singles, Enhanced CD
Label	Interscope
All Time Sales Rank	597354
CD Universe Part number	1578728
Catalog number	IND97474
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 15, 2001
Additional Info	England

Limp Bizkit Rollin' Songs

	1.	Rollin(Air Raid Vehicle)
	2.	Rollin(Urban Assault Vehicle)
	3.	Take A Look Around(Theme From MI2 Live At Top Of The Pops)
	4.	Rollin(Air Raid Vehicle CD Rom)

Rollin' Music Review

Average Rating: (1 out of 5 stars) 1 star

1 star Hello to the worlds crappiest band
Have u ever heard the lyrics to this song? Well if u have u know that these are the lyrics of the worst song ever written. And the fact that FRED DURST so badly wanna show that white people can't rap does NOT make it more enjoyable. I do wish that u find it in your heart that LIMP BIZKIT is garbage and u decide not to waste your money as well as your mind. Yours Truly / Dan The Automator
Submitted by dan (sweden)
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