Greatest Hitz

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Significant Other Florida-bred metal-rappers Limp Bizkit sold a million-plus records of their debut largely on the strength of a George Michael cover song. But the band indeed had "Faith" and the group's second outing proves that the Bizkit have the goods. Still, it seems as if boastful frontman F...	1996-2006 The Singles All of Staind's hits in one package!	All the Right Reasons Throughout their nine-year career, Nickelback have stayed true to their roots, releasing five CDs of straight-up, unapologetic rock & roll. So how have things changed for the Canadian boys since the massive success of Silver Side Up and The Long Road? Well, brothers Chad and Mike...	The Offspring - Greatest Hits Long before there was The OC, there was The Offspring, formed by a pair of Orange County high school buddies back in '84 following a show in Irvine by local legends Social Distortion. Almost two decades, six albums and 32 million records later, those two pals, vocalist/guitarist ...	Three Dollar Bill, Y'All Rap metal has been around ever since 1986 when Run-DMC and Aerosmith joined forces for a remake of "Walk This Way," but it took nearly a decade for Rage Against the Machine to bust the floodgates wide open. Soon after, a stream of percussive hellraisers including Korn, Downset, a...

Fun for the whole family!
Killer tunes on this cd, vatos locos! From reading the critics, it sounds like they have a personal axe to grind, which has no relevance to the way this cd freakin' rocks. If these songs don't put a smile on your face, then you've got cranal rectitus. Peace out, muchachos!

Bizkit you need, and some you don't
Whether you like Fred Durst or not, you just can't deny the impact he has made in the music industry. He has done everything from be a guest-singer in Korn's "Follow the Leader", to be the reason Puddle of Mudd has anything to stand on at all. Nonetheless, for the frontman of Limp Bizkit, he's come out with some fun music, and definately some really crappy stuff as well. But here, we have Limp Bizkit's greatest hits. In all honesty, anyone growing up with any genre close to Bizkit has heard many of these songs, which to be fair, are not half bad in the Rock/Rap world. Cerainly for a hits package, this isn't half bad. Unlike some packages that come out with 13-14 songs, this one actually has a good amount of music on the disc. Will you like all of it? Probably not. However, there are definately some catchy toons on here that would make any rock collection incomplete without. Take "Break Stuff", "Nookie", "My Generation", "Rollin (Air Raid Vehicle)" and their version of "Behind Blue Eyes". Definately some of their careers greatest hits, and not half bad music, too. Obviously, this album won't appeal to all. Many people out there just can't stand Fred or his music. But for those like me, you just have to have some Bizkit in the collection. And for those who don't want to decide which album of theirs has more good than bad, this is the one to pick up. Especially since it's got a few other tracks that were previously unreleased. Believe it or not, "Bittersweet symphony" can actually sound decent. But all in all, it's a decent album. Definately a noteworthy hits package, and the music here definately shows some of Bizkit's best work, and some that shouldn't have ever been released.

This is great!!!
All the songs are great on this!!!! I would defintely recommend this to people!!!!! I think this is a awesome greatest hits!!! I have all Limp Bizkit's CDs and would recommend them to anyone who likes metal (yes nu-metal is metal) and anyone who just likes having fun, because honestly there are not that many bands out there that are fun like these guys!!! 1 question for all the people who hate this band, why if you hate Limp bizkit so much would you take the time to review their CDs? People call Limp Bizkit fans idiots, but I think its a lot of Limp Bizkit haters who are idiots, who can't have a little fun! I don't think even think a lot of them hate Limp Bizkit, they just don't want to be "uncool" and like Limp Bizkit. Don't listen to people's stupid biased opinions, buy Limp Bizkit CDs!!

The new songs suck
Was Fred Durst a great lyricist and vocalist? Nope. Was Wes Borland an innovative guitar player? Not even close. But for fifteen minutes sometime in the 90's, we were all picking up what they we're putting down, and we loved every minute of it. There are only one or two good songs on each Limp Bizkit album anyway, so now you can have them all on one disc. The new songs suck.

Sure all the singles are on here--but many are EDITS
If you are a casual fan of Limp Bizkit and were just hoping to have all the big singles that used to be on TRL and stuff on one disc, this CD comes as a disappointment. At least HALF the songs on here are significantly shorter than on the actual CDs they come from, starting with the first big huge tracks, Counterfeit, Faith and Nookie, which, if you look on itunes, are each listed as the "greatest hits" versions, which I assume means edits so that they could fit more songs on one disc. Too bad. This could have been a convenient way to get all the complete versions of theirs songs on one disc so you wouldn't have to buy each individual CD.