best Fred Durst shoutout in Staind's "Outside"

straind

i have liked pretty much every chevelle single

send the pain below
the red
closure

"jars" is the shit

stopped listening after, like, 2003 prob but will check it out on spottily

it's great, i think at some point lately it's surpassed "send the pain below" as my favorite chevelle song

just listened -- not bad but i still think i like the songs i listened more

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oooooh

biloxi

i always wonderd

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man wtf

i'm feeling i'm feeling those lighters

i don't think people realize that there is seriously no other city name that could take the place of Biloxi and be funnier here

"Steubenville!"

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141,192 views really wtf??!!??!! if you look up "retarded karate" it has 1,062,853 views & its fuckin stupid...how does a video like that have damn near 10 times more vies than any Staind video??? messed up world we live in

its like god is a crul ringmaster

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I didn't know he was saying "Biloxi" until this poll.

What a great generation of great bands, From Staind, to LB, to Korn, You don't see collaborations anymore these days. Props to the best lead singers. Fred Durst, Aaron Lewis, Jon Davis, Chino Moreno, etc who shared their time to create deep and fun and aggressive mind-blowing music. It's so rare to hear these names in this day in age.

MrBreedhate 2 weeks ago

I'm sure Mr BreedHate will find it in him to survive.

You don't see collaborations anymore these days.

what </brodie>

I'm kind of touched that Fred thinks a bloke strumming a guitar and emo-mumbling is as real as I do.

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lol great poll

when I was in Groton CT last year I saw some dudes in a pool hall that were clearly living like it was still Family Values tour 99

Were they the age for it?

they were the jeans size for it, presumably

ha. yeah, I would say mid thirties (age not waistband).

wait was this a band?

not a band, just some locals

he really goes for it in the middle

ALL THOSE TIMES

fred really makes this song. check out those harmonies!

should have been in the beach boys!

skidmarkd

i wonder what the staind fans of 1999 are listening to right now

lol:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ca/Staind_Dysfunction.jpg

The artwork for Dysfunction reflects its title. All four band members are depicted with dysfunctional properties related to their position in the band; Aaron (vocalist) is shown without a mouth, Mike (guitarist) is shown with webbed hands, Johnny (bassist) is shown with only one arm and Jon (drums and percussion) is shown with a pegged leg. Finally the most obvious reference to the album's title is on the cover; the clown's reflection is incorrect.

"and I waste
more time
...than
...anyone"

kinda hit me hard today.

this is the real motherfuckin' deal

Musical style

Staind play a form of post grunge with varying elements from nu-metal, alternative rock and alternative metal. Topics of their lyrics cover issues of depression, relationships, finding oneself, betrayal and even Lewis' thoughts about becoming a father in the song "Zoe Jane" from 14 Shades of Grey.

Zoe Stain

biloximuzak

Oh, fucking christ... I remember this video getting heavy rotation and constantly marvelling at the spectacle of the introverted bald guy dourly singing his teenage poetry, while the moron in the red hat who hasn't evolved mentally since high school shouts inappropriately over the top of it. The only thing I can think of what would probably match this in terms of cringe is watching someone scream the theme tune to 'Wayne's World' at a fucking funeral.

And yeah, it's definitely "I'm Feelin' Those Lighters". Christ.

Most fascinating part to me has always been the ripples of cheers from the crowd. They are in this moment together, this rare intimate duet of their heroes, and the adulation sways around the stadium. "This is the best night of my life!" someone shouts, but the friend doesn't hear because they are Wooing louder than they have ever wooed, before or since

i like to imagine Aaron Lewis playing this seated in front of a music stand with the chord changes handwritten sloppily on a sheet of looseleaf paper

this is the only time I can ever say I like to imagine Aaron Lewis doing anything but having his mouth closed

at 0:43 Durst's right foot and Lewis's left tap in exact unison. says so much to me about the love this generation of musicians brought to our sad world