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The Unquestionable Truth, Pt. 1
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Track Listing
- The Propaganda
- The Truth
- The Priest
- The Key
- The Channel
- The Story
- The Surrender
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #20805 in Music
- Published on: 2005
- Released on: 2005-05-03
- Number of discs: 1
- Formats: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics
Customer Reviews
My god.. Horrible.. 
Ok.. I've actually listened to this album and I have to ask.. what were they thinking? Limp Bizkit was never politically active and coming from them anything that might seem remotely in that direction would seem like an action that only was made based on which way the wind was blowing.
I'll have to say that I loved "3 dollar bill" and that was their high time. Some of significant other was ok, but they started trying hard to be cool rather than doing what they were good at, which WAS music. After hearing this, being a fan of the older material.. I'll have to say the painful truth that I hear local rock shows that sound more in tune and more together than Limp Bizkit does. This is God Awful!
it's not great, but it's still a really good listen
I'm currently stationed in afghanistan where our px sells nothing but country music and mainstream rap-crap. I saw this cd sitting on the shelf, so I went on a wim and bought it. I've never been a big fan of limp bizkit because of their sappy lyrical content, but have always liked wes borland alot. I have to say this cd surprised me. It's got some real krunchy guitar riffs, well thought out lyrics, and hardly anything is to be seen of their cheesey hip hop/nu metal fusion which was so popular back in the day (which I couldnt stand). It depends on if your a dj lethal fan or not this could be a good thing or a bad thing. When it comes down to it. It's a pretty heavy cd with a pretty cool message and something you can listen to all the way through.
is it LB or RATM?
I keep listening and i dont hear LP's slyle anywhere in this album...
what happened? we will never know for sure...
but the more I listen to it, the more I like Rage against the machine.
3 stars...its not that is bad, it's that is not Limp Bizkit.
