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Limp Bizkit fans who've already bought up all the band's available material will rejoice upon the discovery of Big Dumb Face, led by Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland. A few of the tunes on DUKE LION FIGHTS THE TERROR are in keeping with the unrelenting rap-metal sound of Borland's other employers, but that's just one facet of this band's unusual sound.
The balance of Big Dumb Face's debut album is actually closer to the willfully bizarre output of Ween than to anything else. Cartoon-character vocals, goofy, absurdist lyrics, zippy music that could have come from a video game soundtrack, and oddball electronic effects are the building blocks employed here. Big Dumb Face's nothing-is-sacred approach echoes everything from Devo to Man Or Astro-Man, as they systematically defy the expectations of Limp Bizkit followers.
Originally released in 2001, a side project of Limp Bizkit's Wes Borland.
Big Dumb Face features Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit.
Big Dumb Face: Wes Borland (vocals, guitar); Scott Borland (vocals, bass); Kyle Weeks (vocals, keyboards, turntables); Greg Isabel (drums).
Personnel: Kyle Weeks (vocals, keyboards, turntables); Wes Borland (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Brian Virtue .
Additional personnel: Joe Couch (vocals, drums); Heather Borland (handclaps).Rolling Stone (3/29/01, p.60) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Practically a love letter to Ween....Wes Borland has picked up Ween's affectations(pitch-altered vocals with wacky accents, ultra-chintzy synth beats)...for genre mocking....working up a functional head of silliness a few times..."
CMJ (3/26/01, p.11) - "...A sick marriage of over-the-top death metal and Ween-y pop....it's an absolutely ridiculous record, chock full of pitch-shifted voices and ludicrous lyrics..." Duke Lion Fights The Terror!! Music Bigdumbface Duke Lion Fights The Terror!! Songs Duke Lion Fights The Terror!! Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews This album sucks...
this is the worst album ever, i don't know what happened with Wes...
this album really sucks.
Submitted by kevinacg ("Cali, Valle, Colombia")
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..what were you thinking when u made this..
this cd is a display, and perfect example, of how someone becomes washed up over time. where did the genius guitar playing go? where did the fast pace metal "thumping" sound go? I may consider this cd somewhat decent, if it didnt sound like someone gave a five year old a guitar and a voice distorter and told them to "have fun recording a cd." Its laughable. Wes, you are a genius, but this is the first strike so please try again for the fans sake.
Submitted by blythe (Aurora,IL,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Hooray for Wes!
This CD shows who the real talent in Limp Bizkit was originally. If you like Mr Bungle and Ween type weird stuff you will enjoy this CD. Its goes all over the place and even has a sample of the McKenzie brothers, how cool is that?
Submitted by Tim (Utah)
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 Awesome
nice to hear something different and good, this record rocks!! limp bizkit sucks!!!
Submitted by a reviewer (Washington)
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not for wimp bizkit fans
good cd with great variety.nice break from the ordinary.
Submitted by a reviewer (high point ,nc,usa)
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