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'All About the He Said, She Said…': Hear Our Podcast Debate on Limp Bizkit's Legacy

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Rolling Stone Music Now podcast joins the ongoing debate over the merits (and meaning) of Fred Durst's band Limp Bizkit.

are an unlikely hot topic this summer, thanks to a new Woodstock ’99 documentary on HBO, a prominent performance at this year’s Lollapalooza festival, and a general impulse by a new generation of

critics to reassess their legacy. , Rob Sheffield and Brittany Spanos join host Brian Hiatt to talk all things Bizkit – including a full-on argument over Durst’s behavior at their Woodstock ’99 performance.

 

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When I was in 7th grade in 1999, Limp Bizkit was the coolest shit you could listen to…that sums up its musical merit right there. It’s music made for and marketed to 12-18 year old white males…in 1999… And it’s completely garbage.

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