Why Deftones didnt play at Woodstock 99?

[Red Pill]

Lmfao wtf!!!

Or maybe if Wes and Stef riffed together.

Only this.
Wes is awesome and his band, Black Light Burns is really good.

Wes's work on unquestionable truth was amazing.

Haven't heard that, guess I'm gonna give it a try soon.

Someone ban this butthurt fish! For fucks sake!

SOmeOnE BAn tHis BuTthUrT FisH! foR FUCks SaKE!

[snw9]

Or maybe if Wes and Stef riffed together.

Only this.
Wes is awesome and his band, Black Light Burns is really good.

Wes's work on unquestionable truth was amazing.

Haven't heard that, guess I'm gonna give it a try soon.

You won't regret it 

[snw9]

Wes's work on unquestionable truth was amazing.

Haven't heard that, guess I'm gonna give it a try soon.

This x1000. TUTP1 and Three Dollar Bill Y'All are the main reasons that make me respect Limp Bizkit as a band.

Right on. Wes has talent, if only he played with a more mature singer or if Limp Bizkit drop their trashy style and go back to their roots or TUTP1; they'd be better off.

[illthrowROCKS@U]

Yeah, I guess my problem with Limp Bizkit was always Durst. His vocal style and the lyrics he writes are pure shit.

But the instrumentals are pretty cool.

[Seven]

Wes's work on unquestionable truth was amazing.

Haven't heard that, guess I'm gonna give it a try soon.

This x1000. TUTP1 and Three Dollar Bill Y'All are the main reasons that make me respect Limp Bizkit as a band.

Right on. Wes has talent, if only he played with a more mature singer or if Limp Bizkit drop their trashy style and go back to their roots or TUTP1; they'd be better off.

I think Fred is mature, and i love "significant other" and "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water  "
Obviously, my tastes grew beyond that (though I still love that album). I got into some Korn, things like that; stuff with great grooves. Even after that came some stuff that would stay with me to this day. I heard Metallica early, and was subsequently addicted to them for years after. Rage Against The Machine set a standard for hip-hop influenced music in my world. And this is all because of nu-metal. Without giving hybrid theory a try long years ago , I'd still probably be listening to my parents' bon jovi and Aerosmith albums until I made myself sick from it. But I grew from it; if it wasn't for the likes of "Children of the Korn" and "All in the Family," I probably wouldn't've gotten into hip-hop as fast.

[truthaddict]

Weren't there like 30+ rapes that occurred during the concert?  Probably best that they were not associated...

[people are people]

http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=2468

[The Cyndicate]

People are weird. I don't understand rioting at a festival... Why?

I mean, rioting for some political reason is at least understandable (if occasionally for misguided reasons). But why destroy shit at a festival?? What's the purpose?

Because a bottle of water was like 15 bucks and a hotdog was 20. People were fed up. Blame greed.

[The Cyndicate]

http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=2468

Korn played "Daddy" for me and a friend of mine @ the UCF "Arena" in Orlando Florida, during sound check earlier in the day.
We were all on this tour, it was Limp Bizkit's first show/tour I believe. It was before their first album. Anyway, I went out and bought all of the beer. They asked me what they should play for soundcheck and I said "Daddy". I laughed about it and said I didn't really care. However, they got up on the stage, and played Daddy, right there in front of my friend Billy and I, and maybe 2 or 3 security staff.

[Eros TBA]

taped and watched everyday of Woodstock 99 on MuchMusic. Use to get drunk and stay up all night exploring town with my friends those summers...I was 13   


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