Description
NEW OLD SONGS is a collection of Limp Bizkit remixes. Personnel: Timbaland (vocals); Grisha Dimnant, Paul Logus, Troy Van Leeuwen (guitar); Bosko (electric guitar, talk box, programming); Scott Storch (keyboards). Audio Mixers: Josh Abraham; Lethal; Michael Parnin; Paul Logus; Serban Ghenea; Bosko. Audio Remixers: DJ Lethal; DJ Monk; DJ Premier; Dub Pistols; Fred Durst; Track Mack; Josh Abraham; Mario Winans; Sean Combs ; Senator Jimmy D; The Neptunes; Timbaland; William Orbit; Bosko; Butch Vig. Recording information: Bombay Entertainment Digital Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Daddy’s House Recordings, New York, NY; Josh’s Garage, Los Angeles, CA; Windmark Studios, Virginia Beach, VA. While Limp Bizkit scrambled to find a replacement guitarist for the vacancy left by Wes Borland, mastermind Fred Durst found a way to breathe new life into selected tracks from the band’s canon. NEW OLD SONGS reads like a who’s who of 2001’s hottest DJ’s. “Nookie” sounds funkier and possibly more compelling than the original, as manipulated by The Neptunes, while Timbaland puts a fresh spin on “Take a Look Around” with hip-hop help from MC’s E-40 and Eightball. Limp Bizkit’s own man behind the turntables (DJ Lethal) takes center stage with his cut-up version of “Break Stuff.” Xzibit checks in with DJ Premier on “Getcha Groove On,” while Durst tries his own hand at remixing with guest vocals by Everlast on “Faith/Fame.” NEW OLD SONGS is a great introduction for hip-hop fans that find rap metal a bit hard to swallow, as these well produced remixes simultaneously appease hungry Bizkit fans.
