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Limp Bizkit to Return to the Studio Because World Wants Another "Rollin'"

12:06 p.m. · August 4, 2009 · by Andrew Winistorfer

Limp Bizkit, mook rockers, and members of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse along with Stephanie Meyer, Nickelback and Dave Coulier, have announced plans to return to the studio to record a new album, because apparently, what the world needs is more songs like "Rollin'" and "Nookie."

"We're about to go into the studio in a couple of weeks and record our new album," explained frontman Fred Durst. "We feel very confident about that."

Guitarist Wes Borland added: "It [the songwriting process] takes all shapes and all forms. We've written songs during shows in the last tour. Sometimes it's spontaneous, sometimes it's like trying to take down a tyrannosaurus rex. It's like a pool of ideas. It's like a bunch of finished songs that everyone's done on their home studio set-ups. Most of the meat of the record will probably be written when we're in a room together."

 

The Bizkits (as all loyal fans call them) have recently completed a European tour, and have plans to do it their way across America later this year. That is, once they finish wading in their (cess) pool of ideas and beat write the meat of their songs. [NME]