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But is this review copied from groovebox.it?

I'm sorry BabbANO, but Limp can't regain the style and grit of their early days because they just broke up (latest news, 12/3/2006). And perhaps it's for the best; it was even hard to imagine them in a melodic key. Hey babbà, it seems I've discovered three things: you and puntiniCAZpuntini only like "Three Dollar Bill Y'All," I only like "Significant Other," mary93 only likes "Chocolate Starfish...", and Cool Oras and Franied like all five but evaluate them almost exactly like music critics (a decline since the bomb of 1999). Does that mean anything?

metalmaniac, the Linkin and their fans are much more arrogant and flashy than you think, as usual starting with their rapper.

But are you mad at the group, at the review, or at the person who wrote it?

This review doesn't even mention the songs by Nirvana. But does Kiki really understand their music? By the way, in her personal profile, she doesn't mention either them or Korn.

Indeed, Rob, the "drummer" of Linkin, looks a bit like Rocco Siffredi...

Cool hours, I know very well that why and lean on me (but personally I much prefer nobody like you, no sex, the one and it’ll be ok) were supposed to be part of results may vary and that they were cut from the tracklist after Mike Smith arrived. Moreover, in some editions of the greatest hits (NOT the Italian and American ones!) the truth is definitely included.

I wrote "grunge" and "alternative hard rock" because that’s how I read about their music in the articles discussing them. But frankly, if Fred Durst had really tried to imitate Kurt Cobain and Maynard James Keenan (as it seemed to me in "Results May Vary"), he would have messed it up already with that melodious setting that sounds like a bad stomach ache. I heard "Eat You Alive," "Behind Blue Eyes," "Underneath The Gun," "The Only One," and "Let Me Down," and I hated them from the first listen. Ah Cool Oras, I wanted to tell you that I didn't mention the unreleased tracks "Why?", "Lean On Me," and "Bittersweet Home" because I personally find them boring and played like elementary school music. Thank goodness they broke up, otherwise I would be ranting about even worse crap than this review and the one about Korn. It would have been better if I had gone crazy for nu-jazz instead of nu...ENOUGH!!!

For heaven's sake, I don't even need it. I already have all four Limp albums, unfortunately for you.

Apologies accepted, "Bo".