Limp Bizkit - Significant Other vinyl record cover

1

Intro

2

Just Like This

3

Nookie

4

Break Stuff

5

Re-Arranged

6

I'm Broke

7

Nobody Like You

8

Don't Go Off Wandering

9

9 Teen 90 Nine

10

N 2 Gether Now - (featuring Method Man)

11

Trust?

12

No Sex

13

Show Me What You Got

14

Lesson Learned

15

Outro

16

(Untitled) - (hidden track)


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Limp Bizkit

Significant Other

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Formed in Jacksonville, Fla. By vocalist Fred Durst and bassist Sam Rivers, Limp Bizkit also features DJ Lethal (House of Pain) spinning turntables. One of the most dynamic "rapcore" (fusing metal, punk and hip-hop) bands around, Limp Bizkit's music has inspired collaborations with Les Claypool (Primus), Method Man, Jonathon Davis (Korn) and Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots) on their sophomore release (one of the "25 most Anticipated Albums of 1999" by Alternative Press). 1st single/video: "Nookie."

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