
GIVE ME SOMETHING TO BREAK! // LIMP BIZKIT 'BREAK STUFF' & DJ LETHAL CUTS
DJ LETHAL • Flip / Interscope Official Skate & Pit Broadcast

Give me something to break! Detuned 4-string and 7-string guitar riffs colliding with DJ Lethal's battle-scratch MPC soundscapes and arena-sized circle pits.
Formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1994 by vocalist Fred Durst, bassist Sam Rivers, drummer John Otto, and experimental guitarist Wes Borland, and completed in 1996 when House of Pain turntablist DJ Lethal joined as fifth full member after their joint tour. From the raw underground fury of 'Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$' ('Counterfeit') to 'Significant Other' ('Break Stuff', 'Nookie') and 'Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water' ('My Generation', 'Rollin''), Limp Bizkit turned heavy crossover riffs and turntablism into the largest festival mosh pits on earth.

Wes Borland's iconic two-chord opening riff and DJ Lethal's battle-wax scratches ignite one of the heaviest crossover mosh-pit anthems in rock history.

DJ LETHAL • Flip / Interscope Official Skate & Pit Broadcast (1999)

FRED DURST • Significant Other Street Pit Broadcast (1999)

DJ LETHAL • Chocolate Starfish Arena Tour Film (2000)

WES BORLAND • Flip / Interscope Broadcast (2000)

WES BORLAND • Mission: Impossible 2 / Chocolate Starfish (2000)

DJ LETHAL • Flip Records 1997 Debut Single (1997)