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Limp Bizkit (Paperback)

by Colin Devenish (Author) "The summer of 1990 was a bad time to be Fred Durst ..." (more)

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Paperback: 192 pages
Publisher: Griffin; 1st edition edition (Jan 1 2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 031226349X
ISBN-13: 978-0312263492
Product Dimensions: 21 x 13.9 x 1.2 cm
Shipping Weight: 168 g

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1999 was quite a year for Limp Bizkit.Their album, "Significant Other," sat atop the Billboard album charts.Rolling Stone hailed them as the lone band that "redefined late-Nineties hard rock." Their Woodstock '99 setis routinely referred to as the hottest moment of the three day concert.All in all, things are definitely happening for this most unique group.Combining rap, metal and the angst filled sentiment of punk rock, Limp Bizkit are the poster-boys for millenium madness.Noted music journalist Colin Devenish goes beyond the chart topping numbers and concert grosses to examine what has turned this rough and tumble bunch from Jacksonville,Florida into the hottest group on the charts.AUTHORBIO: Colin Devenish is a San Francisco based music journalist.He writes about music for Addicted to Noise/SonicNet.com, BAM, Livedaily, Music365, Rollingstone.com, and Sidewalk.com

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Colin Devenish is a San Francisco based music journalist. He writes about music for Addicted to Noise/SonicNet.com, BAM, Livedaily, Music365, Rollingstone.com, and Sidewalk.com

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5.0 out of 5 stars Life Altering, Aug 20 2002

By	Andrew Kahn "AK" (Denver, CO) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This book not only changed my view of Limp Bizkit, but my view of books in general. It even changed my life, prompting me to shave my head, donate all my possesions, and live a life full of veracity and empathy. Mr. Devenish captures the heart and spirit of The Bizkit in whirling Hemingway meets Hunter Thompson prose. Like other readers, I sleep with this book.

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5.0 out of 5 stars I used to be a german, Oct 17 2000

By	Nicholas Tangborn (Granite Falls, WA USA) - See all my reviews

Excluding the times when I was a german, there were several occasions of Irish. Then i was adopted by three strong women from Santa Cruz; they had yards full of car parts and gourds big as oxes. Mayflies came through, then died. Maria Shriver visited on occasion too; we had sweaty interactions behind the house. This book made me an Alsatian.

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5.0 out of 5 stars for a road trip, Oct 16 2000

By	cohassetgurl (lodi, ca) - See all my reviews

i always hated this band and thought they were jerks. somehow, through the magic of prose, mr. devenish breathes life into the putrid offal that i once thought was limp bizkit. i read it on the way to my summer cottage in somerville, ma. i was so tickled to learn the band's favorite foods. i eagerly await the issue of more books by this gifted, upcoming writer.

p.s. like greg heller, i also love men now b.c. of this book. amazing!

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5.0 out of 5 stars INCREDIBLE!
If God wrote a book on Limp Bizkit, it would be this book. An amazing profile of '99's hottest band.

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