best Fred Durst shoutout in Staind's "Outside"

"Nookie", which is the one i know the words to, is kind of terrible in an enjoyable way. "Outside" is terrible in an unlistenable way, save for Durst's shoutouts, obv

no way outside is awesome

HOW DID I NOT SEE THIS UNTIL NOW <3 YOU CRUT

lol u young

rip

staind's on spotify btw

just in case this thread inspires y'all

haha dude they were one of the biggest bands on earth for awhile there

markers have you heard the new staind single "not again"? it's pretty hardcore, kind of a return to the "mudshovel" era

grew up nearish biloxi, so strongly considered it, but really, "lighters" is the only right answer.

some dude, no idea there was a new single -- thanks! listening now

"Biloxi", mostly because it is the shortest thing he says, and the less Durst says, is always the better

Staind really were the nadir of rock post turn of the century, weren't they

they weren't, but this new single isn't good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnQJLU8tnsk

d-_-b

lol the lyric video stretches out every word he sings a long time so it says "NOTTTTTT AGAINNNNN"

WHAT AN INTRICATE WEB YOU'RE WEAVINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

This song fits perfectly into the theme for a facebook group Songs of Strength. We share stuff that helps us stay strong, overcome & inspires us. Check us out.

Can't say how excited I am about the new stuff. Aaron is one highly talented guy - puts on a nice easy listening acoustic set; rocks faces off in the next town. Rock on Country Boy, ROCK ON....y'all!
ChrisBame 4 hours ago

rock on y'all

lighters in a close race

I don't get why Staind get so much hate. They're not good but there was soooo much worse stuff on rock radio at their commercial peak.

still love the lack of self awareness in calling an album 14 Shades Of Grey

Crut otm

I mean on paper "I'm feelin those lighters" is, as moley says, a no-brainer. But within the clip "Biloxi!" really shines. It's a hard vote, but "Biloxi" it is.

THIS IS THE REAL MUTHAFUCKIN DEAL Y'ALL

I think this is being underrated, cos I'm kind of touched that Fred thinks a bloke strumming a guitar and emo-mumbling is as real as I do.

I think people hate on Staind hard for several reasons. First, "Staind." Second, there's the fact that he sold out his whole band by claiming he really only wanted to go country in a song that sounded exactly like a Staind song, only with a different producer who'd heard some country. Third, it's hard to conceive of a band more melodically deficient than Staind. They literally have one melodic mode in which they work, on every song, no matter what the chords are. It's the same Nirvana-changed-my-life move that really inspired a generation - I just spent a few minutes trying to figure out which mode it is that the Staind melody is in, I want to say Phrygian but I don't think that's right, but anyway it's just so cynically uninterested in its own music. A Stained song involves putting some chords together and then doing the same thing you did in the last song.

Also watch any of the videos somebody needs to give this guy 10,000 noogies.

going with "lighters" because it's kind of poignant being on the cusp of a new generation of concertgoing and all, and "i'm feeling those cellphones" just wouldn't be the same.

also poignant as it is, listening to stained is like blowing your nose into a glass of apple juice and then drinking it not on a dare but for pleasure.

see, my computer won't even let me write "staind" without having to go back and fix it.

I can't sit still through this. Does anyone know at what time "lighters" comes up?

I mean on paper "I'm feelin those lighters" is, as moley says, a no-brainer. But within the clip "Biloxi!" really shines. It's a hard vote, but "Biloxi" it is.

^^^

At the beginning of this song, had he forgotten how to it went? There are some plain wrong notes in there played over and over until he hits the verse.

also lol @ "BILOXI!"

also lol @ Fred not being able to sing the chorus

dan i think you are asking a lot of staind dude's memory and skill set.

according to one of the youtube commenters this was the first time the guy had ever played the song in public, it wasnt on any of their CDs, and he hadnt even written lyrics to it?

which would mean that yes fred is trying to sing along with a chorus that literally didnt have lyrics until that very moment

so Fred is a mind-reader? cool

http://www.nypost.com/r/nypost/blogs/popwrap/201002/images/08/SNL.jpg

they should have dressed like this

so it's the gil e jorge of nu-metal

DJP wardrobe correction so OTM

This video and fred ad libs provided many lols at the time, glad to see we weren't alone

I knew a guy or two fresh year of college sincerely into this song

Staind also were annoying for rhyming the same vowel sounds over and over again. It's even in ths song titles! For example, 14 Shades of Grey has the following songs:

Price to Play
So Far Away
Yesterday
Fray (this is 4 of the first five tracks btw)
Blow Away

Good God!

man, you know durst was 31 years old when 'nookie' came out? weird

― Gatsby was a success, in the end, wasn't he? (D-40), Wednesday, July 20, 2011 8:57 PM Bookmark

And here I am the same age, and what have I accomplished?

He was actually 29.

and to think he was washed up before 40. he's like orson welles.

31 when the video dropped rather

guys 31 is still a teenager basically

trust me on this one

sad no one bit on my revive of the "Behind Blue Eyes" thread

We were trying to ignore that.

so it's the gil e jorge of nu-metal

― apichathong song (strongo hulkington's ghost dad), Thursday, July 21, 2011 2:08 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

lol

Actually Biloxi should hire Fred Durst to come out during a slow song during every touring artists' set there....like imagine Durst at a Leonard Cohen gig or something like that....”Suzanne takes you down” - BILOXI! - ”to her place by the river” - THIS IS THE REAL MOTHERFUCKIN' DEAL YALL!! - ”....and she gives you tea & oranges that come all the way from China” - I'm feelin' those lighters!

LOL

http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2013/182/6/2/put_your_lighters_in_the_air_by_adi_arty-d6bj1x6.jpg

he's not feelin it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9uIcWIWOLI

As boneheaded as his rant was, it's really not a good look to see the internet (other places this morning, not ilx) clowning him for calling these assholes out. We should definitely be making sure to shame the guy calling out this behavior, that's completely the best course of action.

I thought ppl liked that...?

yeah i didn't think that was boneheaded or a rant? that was righteous anger

that was the real muthafuckin deal yall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpyBybsNX64

Because of the record's high recording budget of $800,000, there were many worries about whether or not the album would be successful, and the album almost had to top charts internationally just to break even with studio costs. Break the Cycle debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 with first week sales of at least 716,000 copies. It remained at the top the following week with 329,299 copies. In the third week it was number one again with 244,698 copies. In the fourth week it dropped to number 2 with 221,179 copies. It sold over 1,000,000 copies in the first 3 weeks. As of June 2006, it sold 5,467,000 copies in the U.S. alone. Break the Cycle also topped the UK charts, where it was certified platinum, in New Zealand and in Canada, where it had the multi-platinum status. The world sales are around 8 million copies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Break_the_Cycle

What the hell was all that money spent on

I dunno. I've gone looking for an answer but it's uncited and I'm beginning to think it may just be wikipedia vandalism.

Recorded October 2000 – February 2001
Studio NRG Studios, Los Angeles, CA, Longview Farm Studios, North Brookfield, MA, Southbeach Studios, Miami Beach, FL and Electric Lady Recording Studio, NYC, NY

So, let's say they worked five days a week from 10/1-2/28 with a two-week vacation somewhere in the middle. Not everybody working all the time, but studios billing time the whole time. 23 weeks at several pretty pricey studios, I don't know all of these but just the rooms alone absolute bare minimum 500/day and probably more than that -- certain Electric Lady's more than that in '06. knock 25 days off the room rental at that doubtless-wrong rate and you're still spending 45 grand on the room. now pay the producer, his two assistants, catering, drum & guitar techs on call, housing, flights, and you're still only up to about 300k max. double the price of the room and your closer, but if a major label was getting billed 1k/day in 2006 then there's some funny math going on, wherefore I'm saying they spent the money on just being cool

*you're closer I can't let that shit sta(i)nd

What the hell was all that money spent on

― The Marmadook (latebloomer), Friday, June 16, 2017 12:50 PM (twenty-three minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

extra lighters

Line items: entertainment and snow

At least a quarter on beer, ching and stripclubs

I just imagine they kept on buying more and more magic rocks (see Awesome Audiophile Snake Oil )

BUT MOST OF YOU DON'T GIVE A SHIT
THAT YOUR DAUGHTERS ARE PORNO STARS
AND YOUR SONS SELL DEATH TO KIDS
YOU'RE SO LOST IN YOUR LITTLE WORLDS
YOUR LITTLE WORLDS YOU'LL NEVER FIX

http://www.chickensoup.com/book-story/30728/outside

lmao excellent

i don't think i've ever read a confirmation that the verses were improvised before now, even though they obviously are

haha, that's a great story

love fred 4eva

i'm in biloxi right now

like, in biloxi or just outside it, looking in?

lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt9rcD-j7wI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaV2ENqUymU

This guy is such a fucking baby.