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The first single to be taken from 'Unquestionable is 'The Truth'. Geffen. 2005.
In 2005, a Limp Bizkit album was a difficult proposition; rap-metal's fading popularity and the media antics of lead singer Fred Durst made the band seem like a guilty pleasure. That's why THE UNQUESTIONABLE TRUTH (PART 1) is such a surprise. Gone are the silly, frat-boy shenanigans and bubble-gum hooks. In their place are dark, political, and super-heavy songs that seem to channel all the group members' disillusionment into one torrential, communal outpouring of angst. "The Priest" consists of a spooky, spoken-word rundown of the world's problems over moody bass and raging full-band dissonance. "The Channel" takes a serpentine stoner-rock riff and grinds it ad infinitum, mirroring the narrator's seemingly endless string of complaints. Only "The Key" brings back a bit of vintage Bizkit by employing an old-school hip-hop funk riff. Even that song, though, deals in pitch-black existentialism. A challenging, emotionally raw, and seriously rocking effort, THE UNQUESTIONABLE TRUTH (PART 1) officially re-stakes a claim for Limp Bizkit's credibility.
good cd This cd was good. Kind of different sound. But overall it was still good. I wish there was more songs though. Thank god wes borland is back. Submitted by anasavedme (mayfeild,usa) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
great limp album... this album is a different turn for limp but i think it is for the best...this album rocks!!!! eventhough people think they are trying to be like RATM it is nothing like that! oh yeah and i am soooo excited that wess is back!!!!.......great job guys....cant wait for pt.2 Submitted by mike (Dallas, TX, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Conclusion I don't think that BIZKIT is trying to be like RATM or NIN. They all have there own style whether or not it sounds alike. Every band has there own idea of what they think is going to sell and if they chose to do rap/rock then so be it. If there is any band that they all "copied" from it is definetly Anthrax. They were some of the original rap/rock mix. Everyone has there own opinions on the situation but in the end LIMP BIZKIT got exactly what they wanted from the whole situation. They got you to listen to the album. Submitted by xtremeravensfan (Daytona Beach, FL, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
GREAT This cd shocked me, i didn't think it was going to be as good as it is.. (evenknow they are my favorite band) im just really shocked on how great this cd is. Submitted by Chimere (Utica, New York) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
very good this is a great cd. Submitted by peter (seattle) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
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