Limp Bizkit - Behind Blue Eyes Speak and Spell

Q: Did Limp Bizkit make Behind Blue Eyes?

Limp Bizkit version Behind Blue Eyes was covered by American rap rock group Limp Bizkit. It was released in 2003 as a single from their album Results May Vary. Limp Bizkits arrangement is notable for featuring a Speak & Spell during the bridge.

Q: What did Limp Bizkit mean by nookie?

Nookie is British slang for sex. This song helped popularize the term in America. Nookie was a breakthrough song for Limp Bizkit and a defining track of the nu metal era.

Q: What is Limp Bizkit biggest hit?

1. Break Stuff No, its not a surprising winner, but its the right one. Break Stuff, with its seething build-up and fist-swinging knockout of a breakdown, is the essence of Limp Bizkit — and nu-metal as a genre — boiled down to one song.

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What is the robotic voice (sounds like a See n' Say) saying partway through the song? It spells something out...

L-I-M-P T? is what it sounds like to me... not sure what the last letter is though.....

usually some typical fred durst propaganda.

Limp Bizkit covered The Who?
*BARF*

Pretty sure all it does is to spells out L I M P.

ufs

Senior member

"L-I-M-P, say it, discover"

It's an awesome song but this robotic voice spoils everything

I thought it was L-I-M-P but couln't make out the rest....thanks, it was bugging me when I heard it...

Its Speak and Spell !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

discover l.i.m.p. say it (x4)

That part ruined the entire song. I need to edit it out and make a good version. I think it's a good cover.

Originally posted by: Winchester
Its Speak and Spell !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's See N' Say!!!
At least thats what I was thinking of....

Originally posted by: Jzero
Limp Bizkit covered The Who?
*BARF*

double barf

I thought it was the apple computer voice when you type crap into simpletext and tell it to speak it.

Originally posted by: MustISO
That part ruined the entire song. I need to edit it out and make a good version. I think it's a good cover.

What part ruined it? Oh, the part with Fred Durst and his band?
Please do edit:
If on CD, use a hammer or claymore (if available)
If MP3, click on file, hold, drag to recycle bin. empty

Originally posted by: ufs
"L-I-M-P, say it, discover"
It's an awesome song but this robotic voice spoils everything

yep - I wonder why the hell they wanted to put that part in there anyway? I guess they couldn't have a good thing.

Originally posted by: BillGates
Originally posted by: ufs
"L-I-M-P, say it, discover"
It's an awesome song but this robotic voice spoils everything
yep - I wonder why the hell they wanted to put that part in there anyway? I guess they couldn't have a good thing.

Hmm. I don't see the point! What is it there for? Stupid nu-metal-rap-whatever bands have to have some cheesy crap if they don't do some troglodyte whitetrash metal song don't they?

Jul 17, 2003 23,113 23,783 136

Fred Durst is a no-talent meglomaniac, and that song blows.

I personally like the original better. I think the Limp Bizkit feel to it wasn't good.

Aug 31, 2001 35,553 12 81

Originally posted by: kage69
Fred Durst is a no-talent meglomaniac, and that song blows.

That's why his talentless self is selling millions of records. Shut the fvck up troll.

wait a second. kage, you do know the song does NOT blow, it wasnt written by him.

dont worry, he covered a few other songs on the album.

MIKE

Apr 26, 2001 31,053 321 136

What a complete and utter sonic abortion. Fvck.

Originally posted by: minendo
Originally posted by: kage69
Fred Durst is a no-talent meglomaniac, and that song blows.
That's why his talentless self is selling millions of records. Shut the fvck up troll.

I don't get all the LB and Fred Durst bashing, either. I don't think they are an awesome band or a bad band. I kinda liked all the covers they've done (that I can think of):

Behind Blue Eyes
Sanitarium (Metallica Icon)
Wish You Were Here
Faith

Jul 17, 2003 23,113 23,783 136

That's why his talentless self is selling millions of records. Shut the fvck up troll.

Telling it like it is. Talk to me like a hoe, and I'll slap you like one foo. Your a friggin moron if you think record sales somehow correlate to talent. I suppose next you'll be praising the artistic merit of the Spice Girls or NSYNC. Please return to your normal Nickolodean viewing.

I know full well it's a cover. What annoys the crap outta me is his new focus of trying to be Mr. Sensitive... Aww man, Britney dissed me everyone, give me your pity...I think I'll cover a song which allows me to paint myself as a victim and sound all breathy...

LLLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame!

Wes was right to jump ship. Like a lot of bands, they lost a lot of their merit when they went mainstream. TRL disease I think they call it. Don't tell me no one of you haven't notice the stedy decline...

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What is the story behind blue eyes?

New research shows that people with blue eyes have a single, common ancestor. Scientists have tracked down a genetic mutation which took place 6,000-10,000 years ago and is the cause of the eye color of all blue-eyed humans alive on the planet today.

Did Limp Bizkit make Behind Blue Eyes?

Limp Bizkit version "Behind Blue Eyes" was covered by American rap rock group Limp Bizkit. It was released in 2003 as a single from their album Results May Vary. Limp Bizkit's arrangement is notable for featuring a Speak & Spell during the bridge.

What did Limp Bizkit mean by nookie?

"Nookie" is British slang for sex. This song helped popularize the term in America. "Nookie" was a breakthrough song for Limp Bizkit and a defining track of the nu metal era.

What is Limp Bizkit biggest hit?

1. "Break Stuff" No, it's not a surprising winner, but it's the right one. "Break Stuff," with its seething build-up and fist-swinging knockout of a breakdown, is the essence of Limp Bizkit — and nu-metal as a genre — boiled down to one song.