I was into My Way back in the day. Sounds just a little more chessy these days in comparison to back when they were popular.

Bands sometime go dormant for awhile, but they always seem reappear here and there with new fans.
Mostly younger listeners.
Easy to see why younger generations are drawn to their music.

That "solo" is kinda how I play guitar right now (I just started learning, and have to stop and look at the neck every time I move my fingers). I feel bad for him, pulling something like that in front of a live audience...

I feel worse for the members of the audience that cheered after.

Well, from my concert experiences, people are usually pretty drunk by the time that the main act comes on. So maybe they were so smashed that they would have applauded for anything.

That was hilarious.

Wut. He's a cartoon wigger stereotype. How exactly is he original?

When I listened to Limp Bizkit, or when I still or do listen to Limp Bizkit, it is for Wes Borland and his guitar playing. He's under rated, the poor lad. I think he should be picked up by some well known Metal band known for great leads and such so he can prove he's so much better than what he's known for.

Black Light Burns, his own band, better than pretty much anything Limp Bizkit has put out...and, Wes doesn't have a half bad voice, actually sort of has a unique sound to it.

But from the video above, it seems like Fred Durst could take over as the lead guitarist pretty easily. *wink*

Too bad he let the whole image thing overshadow his playing.

I have to agree here.

Check out Black Light Burns though, he's better with his own band.