Wes went - what remains?

When I read on their website of a new album, I was very curious how the change of guitarists would affect the new songs.
The album "results may vary" (encounters reviews probably also) includes 16 very different songs. Among these are an unusual number of songs in which Fred Durst sings (or at least he tried it - sounds not always bad at). However, there is also the well-known, more or less hard rap-metal songs. You could say that at least one further has occurred. And it is meant not only a production and recording development, but above all a musical. By the way a rapper is once again been featured Snoop Dogg.
I give the album four stars because I think that it is a successful work (very varied) and after the departure of Wes Borland is a proof for the cohesion of the band. The new member has adapted well in my opinion, in the typical Limp Bizkit sound; but beyond that maybe even a few pulses set to change.
Of course, the album is not the best there is to musical works and I believe that an album five stars earned only if it is a masterpiece (and that's not this). Who has long Bizkit fan will surely get their money, even though many may be able to do anything with the singing and the sometimes very quiet songs.