Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

“Chocolate Starfish and The Hot Dog Flavored Water” came out in 2000, at the peak of the Nu-Metal phase in the genre. It was Limp Bizkit’s third album, and was considered to be their peak of success too as they hit with many big single from this album alone. Here you have Fred Durst lead the band into the new Millennium to show that it was time for them to take over, and some with the most extreme stuff we have heard from the ban up to this point ...
...and Metal to bring in the greatest range of listeners. 1. “Intro” 2. “Hot Dog” To get things going, we have a track which as Fred Durst hype you up by introducing what thy have to offer this time around and this is done by having him list all the things in this life which he has a problem with before they are able to get to the stage where the band can come together for a massive showing of their skills at bringing the extreme Metal. **Five Stars** ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

...“Laydeez an’ gentlemen, intraducing the chocolate starfish and hot dog-flavored water. Bring it on, get the f**k up, yeah, check one, two, listen up.” Not a promising start in my opinion, but I’ll give it a chance. The musicianship actually sounds promising. Fred’s vocals annoy me “Like a f**ked up punk with a f**ked up mouth and a nine-inch nail”. Ok, the swearing’s gratuitous, but it doesn’t ...
...certainly don’t think it’s ‘cool’ or whatever LB fans do – but Fred’s whiny style does grate a bit. Anyway, ignore the lyrics and it doesn’t sound too bad, I have the horrible feeling this may grow on me. Hang on though, what was that about a nine-inch nail? I’d heard about bad relations between Fred Durst and Trent Reznor (of industrial metal band Nine Inch Nails) and that there was something relating ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

...Limp Bizkit's newly released album: Chocolate Starfish and the hot dog flavored water. The sound of the album itself is very unique, it makes you wonder what exactly is on this album just from the name of it. The first impression deal is usually puzzling if you know what I mean. Seriously though when you hear the name "Chocolate Starfish and the hot dog flavored water" out of blue, the first interpretations can be rather confusing. *~*~*~ The Tracks ...
...4 star on the album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog flavored Water. It was a very good album, and the majority of the songs on the album are very well performed, and I listen to them over and over again, so there has to be something that makes me want to listen to Limp Bizkit's music. I do look forward to their next album, which I hope will be a surprise in one way or another. ~*~*~* Comparison Time ~*~*~* Comparing both albums "Significant Other" ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

I bought this album during my 'buy a CD no matter who it is, or what it is just for the sake of buying a CD' phase. In other words, I had money in my pocket at the time and it was as if I had just discovered music as I purchased a whole manner of tosh most of which I have yet to listen to twice. Although this album was bought during this period I will say that I have listened to it more than once, sometimes just out of sheer boredom but I listened ...
...expecting me to write a pro or anti- Limp Bizkit opinion here then sadly you are reading the wrong opinion. I will try my best to write un unbiased, objective opinion not necessarily about the band but about the music they made on for this particular album. Fred Durst's band have received a lot of negative hype over the past few years and they say all publicity is good publicity as it was all this negativity that lead me to buying this album, to ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

* I noticed this only after 2 minutes of posting this op. This review was posted by me on Mouthshut.com on 9-5-2001 and it was copied and pasted by a certain joseph_1_2 on 5-10-2001 * When I first popped the CD in, I was disappointed by a boring and pointless intro featuring somewhat of a robot like voice. I did like track two, Hot Dog, a “rip” on Nine Inch Nails. You’ll notice this when Durst says, “I want to f--k you like ...
...like a new Limp Bizkit. In my opinion, one of the best Limp Bizkit songs ever is back on this album from the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack. This song is called Take A Look Around. I just love everything from this song. The amazing guitar tune in the background and the lyrics are stuff that you would whisper to your self the next day. It’ll Be OK” is a great track that has deep lyrics about leaving home or someplace. I didn’t like ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

In my opinion, one of the best Limp Bizkit songs ever is back on this album from the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack. This song is called Take A Look Around. I just love everything from this song. The amazing guitar tune in the background and the lyrics are stuff that you would whisper to your self the next day. It’ll Be OK” is a great track that has deep lyrics about leaving home or someplace. I didn’t like the intro to it, but ...
...slow and then progresses to a harder and faster song. The lyrics make this song great! The next song Boiler is the same way, a song that has deep lyrics and a great beat. Now here is the song by song summary! 1.Intro- Why Limp Bizkit insists on having intros and outros on their cd’s that mean nothing to anyone is beyond me, but the computer voice is alright and the music is weird. I usually skip right over this 2.Hot Dog- Okay the music is ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

THIS IS NOT A TEST, the first lines of the 'intro'. The comments I hear about this album is that it is 'crap and not worth £12.99', well this is what I say to you UP YOURS this album is one of the best albums in the world. The reason why I like this album is because it is hard rock and soft metal (there is a very thin line between the two but limp bizkit is on the line). The first time I heard this album was when a friend (John Marsden, just thought ...
...it, and we start to play Donkey Kong 64 (Good game but I don't think it is worth reviewing), anyway when the intro was over I started to listen to the first track (hot dog) and it was a bit strange to hear about 53 fucks in one song, but it pulls it off wonderfully and thats what got me hooked. This is to anyone who hasn't read the one music review I did. If the song is good then it will be in capitals but if it isn't in capitals it isn't my fave ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water - Interscope Records Vocals - Fred Durst Guitars - Wes Borland, Sam Rivers Drummer - John Otto Other - DJ Lethal Unlike their previous release 'Significant Other', Limp Bizkit surrounded this album with a fair amount of hype. Not being the most well known band in the world, a lot of critics felt they would need all of the help they could get. How wrong they were, the group fronted by ...
...the problems I found though was that it was a bit too wild. `Significant Other' was itself loud and heavy but also had plenty of mellow, quiet parts too. Around 90% of `Starfish' is very heavy and I'm worried that could put a few people off. Don't get me wrong, I do like and enjoy the album. I like the variety between rap and rock although I am not a big lover of Fred Durst's rapping style. Remember Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, I thought they were bad ...

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...to take, but Limp Bizkit?s Chocolate Starfish and Hotdog Flavoured Water album is a sensational piece of work. It?s loved by Limp?s newest fans, but on the whole hated by the more die-hard fans. It?s not quite as tuneful as the Significant Other album, which boasts a far more musical flavour, but Chocolate Starfish does boast a superb collection of real hard tunes. I?ve never myself been a fan of this type of music, going for the more calm mellow ...
...my way. You listen to Chocolate Starfish; you relieve all emotions with some serious air drums, if you like that sort of thing. If you have this album, it?s either because you?re a die-hard fan, or you heard Rollin. One complaint by the old style Limp fans is that most people only like the Bizkit since hearing Rollin; this is possibly quite true, especially seeing as in my case this is real. But I have since branched out and purchased the other 2 ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

Limp Bizkit. What is there to say about this 'Mosher' music? Well, that people who won't listen to this for fear of being labelled a 'mosher' as idiotic and really missing out on fantastic music because they want to fit in. No, don't be getting me wrong. I'm not a mosher, quite far from it in fact. I don't own any black clothes and my hair is blonde (most of the time). But I suppose I do have some 'mosher spirit' in me, because I'm individual, don't ...
...thinks of me. I think that the songs are very original but a lot of people disagree and say that their previous albums (three dollar bill y'all and significant other) are much better. I have no basis for comparison on this however, as I have not yet heard their other albums. But I am going to buy them now I know how good they are. But anyway, enough about me, lets have a little rundown of the album. Intro- a freaky little alien voice just saying ...

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I was impressed with Significant other, And saw them as a kind of cult band at first, no national station would think of playing them and nookie was a perfect fusion of Rock and Hip Hop. Break Stuff a great raw head banging anthem (despite its controversial affiliations with the Woodstock disaster). I bought Choc Starfish because of the good impression Sig other left me. Although I knew Limp was already selling out by doing the theme for MI: 2. I ...
...is good, and I like the trademark hip-hop metal sound. But the album essentially lacks originality, lyrical intelligence (Fred Durst is so dumb!) and variety. And my opinion on limp storming the pop charts is divided between thinking it’s a good revolution for rock music, and thinking that they’ve just sold out and do all these slick choreographed videos. And obviously they’re concern about Limp Bizkit’s part in some mosh ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

Limp Bizkit are strictly a band of limited appeal. Their style is indeed suffocating with Fred Durst’s whiny mumbling combined with a thoroughly tediously orchestrated heavy and vicious repetition of screeching guitar. Their fans will enjoy this stuff BUT not me. This album doesn’t add anything much of merit to their musical canon that you may have experienced through their other albums. The only prejudice I bare is the fact I don’t ...
...overwrought songs with uninspiring lyrics leave me cold BUT their sense of sociological ranting through their brash and coarse humour does occasionally shine through. When they try to be meaningful, you can’t believe in their sincerity OR intentions AND admitting the need for their own redemption in ‘Rearranged’ doesn’t help matters. Forcing myself to commit to several more listenings, some of Durst’s verbal daubings ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

Considering that Limp Bizkit can get to no. 1 in the charts, I presume that what I am about to say will offend quite a few people. Well, to be totally honest I don’t care because there’s nothing like a big rant when I’m in full flow. I’m like a steam-roller fitted with a V6 engine. So prepare to be offended, just as I have prepared myself for the wave of ‘unhelpful’ ratings from idiotic robitic Limp Bizkit fans. ...
...General' section on this band so I had no other place to put this review. Please rate accordingly* Why do I hate them so? There are various reasons, all of which I will explore in depth. The first of which is their music (obviously). This particular reason is almost totally subjective, as all musical genres are an acquired taste. Power chords and shouting mixed with rapping and scratching do not a good noise make, but this is just my opinion. The ...

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Review of Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water (Clean Version) - Limp Bizkit

Produced by Terry Date & Limp Bizkit 1.Intro 1.18 Catchy little intro, it sets the type of music that's on the rest of the Album, "Rap, hip-hop, thrash, punk metal thrown in a can and spun around". Not my words. 2.Hot Dog 3.50 The first real song on this album it also sets another trend that continue's throughout the Album, constant swaring, justifying the the Parental Advisort label on the frount cover. With the line "If i say f*ck two more ...
...not hard to work out the extent of this explicit content. There are lots of people who would listen to this and just think it's about swaring which in some ways it is, but it's also about the way Fred Dursk sees life. 3.My Generation 3.41 One of the better known songs on the album, and in my opinion one of the better ones to. It's about the affect that Limp Bizkit feel they are having on "their generation" and how other people don't like them and ...

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This album is quite a favourite of mine. I must have listened to it at least 100 times! I am quite aware that most people think that it is lame or not even a form of music but I think that people are entitled to their own opinions. The album has a parental advisory explicit content warning so for any parents out there that don't really want their children listening to bad language, foul lyrics etc. I would warn you now not to let your child get this ...
...2: hot dog 3: my generation 4: full nelson 5: my way 6: rollin' (air raid vehicle) 7: livin? it up 8: the one 9: getcha groove on 10: take a look around 11: it'll be ok 12: boiler 13: hold on 14: rollin' (urban assault vehicle) 15: outro Limp Bizkit formed six years ago in Jacksonville, America. They were brought together by Fred Durst, a former Navy plebe turned tattoo artist who has been writing raps since he was 14. Limp Bizkit is still going ...

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