Three Dollar Bill Y'all - Limp Bizkit

'Three Dollar Bill, Yall$' is the first studio album ever released by Nu-Metal titans Limp Bizkit. Although it is the first album the band ever released, I have to admit that it was not the first I ever heard of them as the first material I ever heard of Limp Bizkit was from their 'Significant Other' release which came some two years later. There are thirteen tracks present on this album and each and every one of them impress to varying degrees. Perhaps best remembered by most for its inclusion of a cover of George Michael's 'Faith', this is a fantastic début album from Limp Bizkit and is one which I do from time to time listen back to with a large degree of interest and ...  Read the complete review

"Three Dollar Bill Y'All$" was the debut album from Limp Bizkit. The Rapcore/Nu-Metal band released this way back in 1997, long before their breakthrough with hits such as "Take A Look Around", "Break Stuff" and Rollin'" Headed by Fred Durst, the banfd perform a fusion of Metal and Hip Hop a couple of years before it became one of the most popular sub-genres in Metal. 1. "Intro" 2. "Pollution" Kicking off the album, we are greeted with a banger of a track as it introduces the listners to their style by giving them a track whihc basically mashes-up all of their influences, and they ...  Read the complete review

If you've read some of my other reviews, you may get the impression that I'm down on rap-core. Don't get me wrong--I'll listen to any genre just as long as the particular group or style appeals to me. Most rap-core out now just seems to fall into the brainless category. Sometimes brainless can be fun (LB's "BREAK STUFF") or, well...(Crazy Town's "TOXIC"). Limp Bizkit's debut is probably the best rap-core you'll ever hear, and never really falls into that brainless category. "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$" is a truly amazing example of just how lyrically smart rap-core can be (I'll refrain from comment on ...  Read the complete review

The Album: Three dollar bill y`all This is Limp Bizkit`s first record, and also their heaviest one. They later strayed away from the original style and added pop, funk and hip-hop influences to their original style, but this album is pure rapcore, a pleasant mix of rap and heavy metal. Most people know Limp Bizkit better from their latest albums, "Significant Other" and the very commercial "Chocolate Starfish an the Hot-Dog Flavoured Water"and most of their fans today are teenagers who like them for pretty much the same reasons they have for liking N`Sync or the Backstreet Boys, but when they started out they had a much wider ...  Read the complete review

Unlike Korn, the group their most commonly associated with, Limp Bizkit was destined to become insanely famous just from their first CD. Just listen to it…catchy beats, awesome guitars, a sound you can move to, and a DJ. Korn has a sound that is deep and dramatic, and no DJ (amazing how much a DJ can change a song). Plus, Korn didn’t do a cover of a famous song. Okay, so Limp Bizkit didn’t have to worry about not making money, they were destined to greatness (well, many can detest against the great part, but whatever). And the great thing about a band’s first CD is that they don’t have to worry about pleasing the fans, they have ...  Read the complete review