Undoubtedly, one can consider this album in retrospect as the culmination of the career of soft biscuits. Once more there was a bit of chaos and savagery on "Three Dollar Bill Yall $", it goes something minor (evil tongues say, commercial) to. But this is meant positively, because rock does this album much more so than the old one. Let us begin by the first single "Nookie". A catchy and Mitbrüller unparalleled, and it still belongs to the mediocrity of the album. The Oberliga follows namely gelich it: "Break Stuff" and "Rearranged" I'd like to include the best songs ever and there are also certainly the best of Limp Bizkit. There is simply no better song than "Break Stuff" to disengage completely. The counterpart is called "Rearranged" and has an emotional depth that one was from Limp Bizkit to date not yet even usual. And the program does not let up. "Nobody Like You" is a collaboration with Jonathan Davis (Korn) and Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots), "9 Teen 90 Nine" also goes back nicely going forward, "No Sex" is also one of the most persistent earwigs. On this record it all up right from the intro to outro. Highlights: Break Stuff; Rearranged; 9 Teen 90 Nine; No Sex
