Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water - Limp Bizkit Reviews

I first listened to this album at the beginning of this year but i know who Limp Bizkit were and i knew of the album. I just never got around to listening to it. This album is the 3rd studio release by the band Limp Bizkit and the follow up to their claim to fame album Significant Other which was released in 1999. On release of ...  Read the complete review

Limp Bizkit's preposterously named Chocolate Starfish and Hot Dog Flavoured Water is a largely dismissed album because, admittedly, it does feature a lot of unremittingly stupid and inspidly brainless songs, but it's also got some insanely catchy songs on it. After their solid album Significant Other, it is a shame that their quality has decreased ...  Read the complete review

Limp Bizkit is a rap, rock, metal, alternative group who formed in 1994 of Lead singer Fred Durst, Guitarist Wes Borland, Drummer John Otto, Dj Lethal and Bassist Sam Rivers. Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water was released in 2000 and was the first album that I listened to by the band even though it is the bands 3rd ...  Read the complete review

CHOCOLATE STARFISH AND THE HOT DOG FLAVOURED WATER is a hard hitting album from LIMP BIZKIT. The CD contains 15 songs which are mostly hard rock though there are the occasional slower tracks. The best track on the album is MY WAY. It is quite a slow track until the chorus which comes to life. To me this is a very underated ...  Read the complete review

"Chocolate Starfish and The Hot Dog Flavored Water" came out in 2000, at the peak of the Nu-Metal phase in the genre. It was Limp Bizkit's third album, and was considered to be their peak of success too as they hit with many big single from this album alone. Here you have Fred Durst lead the band into the new Millennium to show that it ...  Read the complete review

Chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water was limp bizkits third studio album. Released in october 2000 it sold over 1 million copies in a week. Chocolate starfish is the bands firsts melodic album but still in every way rap metal. From this album there were 5 singles taking which were, My generation, world famous Rollin, take alook around ...  Read the complete review

Track listing: Disc: 1 1. Intro 2. Hot Dog 3. My Generation 4. Full Nelson 5. My Way 6. Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle) 7. Livin' It Up 8. One 9. Getcha Groove On 10. Take a Look Around 11. I'll Be Ok 12. Boiler 13. Hold On 14. Rollin' [Urban Assault Vehicle] 15. ...  Read the complete review

If you expect another LB hater, Look Away Now... - Advantages: A Good Example Of Modern Rapcore Music, Individual, Great Featuring Artists - Disadvantages: Commercial, Hated, Thining Hair?.. Maybe

The song is so much the exception that it sounds as if it was hijacked from another album. The rest of this stickered disc is atrocious. A whopping 122 f-words lead the charge of obscenities. Cocky and uncaring, frontman Fred Durst promotes fast living (drugs, alcohol, women, vandalism, etc.) on "Livin’ It Up." Judging from other ...  Read the complete review

Limp Bizkit are a rock group which actually been around for a very long time, but to be honest, before Mission Impossible 2, I hadn’t even heard of them. Yet with this song, they set off on a high, a high which would last form nearly a year, before their inevitable fall, and it was this album which picked up the winnings. Well the name ...  Read the complete review

I bought this album during my 'buy a CD no matter who it is, or what it is just for the sake of buying a CD' phase. In other words, I had money in my pocket at the time and it was as if I had just discovered music as I purchased a whole manner of tosh most of which I have yet to listen to twice. Although this album was bought during this ...  Read the complete review

Other than Britney Spears, it's hard to think of a more critic-proof band than Limp Bizkit, who have -- however inexplicably -- become megastars based on a few clever songs (their thunderous remake of "Faith" among them), a baby-faced pit bull of a lead singer, and a lot of luck. Their latest, Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog ...  Read the complete review

Other than Britney Spears, it's hard to think of a more critic-proof band than Limp Bizkit, who have -- however inexplicably -- become megastars based on a few clever songs (their thunderous remake of "Faith" among them), a baby-faced pit bull of a lead singer, and a lot of luck. Their latest, Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog ...  Read the complete review

This album is quite a favourite of mine. I must have listened to it at least 100 times! I am quite aware that most people think that it is lame or not even a form of music but I think that people are entitled to their own opinions. The album has a parental advisory explicit content warning so for any parents out there that don't really ...  Read the complete review

With out a shadow of a doubt this albulm is limp bizkits best! From start to finish this album has something about it, which puts it in with all my fav albums. Following limp bizkits previus album significant other limp where looking to bring out san album that would blow our minds and i would have to say well done limp bizkit as ...  Read the complete review

Chocolate Starfish & The Hot Dog Flavoured Water by Limp Bizkit. In about the middle of May 2000, I heard "Take A Look Around" by Limp Bizkit on Radio 1 during study-leave. I was very impressed by the song, but had no idea who the band were. It also interested me that this would be the Mission Impossible 2 theme tune. A ...  Read the complete review

This album by Limp Bizkit is absolute rubbish! It's the worst CD I have. I was really pissed off after spending £14.99 on it to listen to a load of dogs bollocks. There are only a couple of tracks which are ok, but the others are terrible! They have changed their style totally, they used to be allot heavier and now theres more synthesized ...  Read the complete review

This album by Limp Bizkit is really bad! It's the worst CD in my rather large collection. I was really disappointed after spending £11.99 on it to listern to some pop/rap/rock. There are a couple of tracks which are ok, but the other are just dreadful! They have changed their style totally, they used to be heavier and a bit slower. The ...  Read the complete review

After the massive success of Limp Bizkit's very impressive, last album, 'Significant Other', Fred Durst (lead singer) made a key statement, which stuck in my mind. He said something to the effect, that if people thought 'Significant Other' was a great album, then they'd be blown away by his next album. Well here we have his ...  Read the complete review

Now let me tell you that this album really opened my eyes. It opened my eyes as to how commercial and corporate Limp Bizkit actually are. I was a bit of a fan yes, Three Dollar Bill Y'all$ was good, not great but good. Significant Other was a step in the wrong direction but I can still enjoy parts of the album. But Chocolate Starfish is ...  Read the complete review