Audio CD review:
Limp Bizkit - Counterfeit Countdown

Limp Bizkit - Counterfeit Countdown

Band: Limp Bizkit Title: Counterfeit Countdown Rating: Release Date: 05 October, 1999 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Couterfiet(Album Version) 2: Counterfiet(Lethal Dose Extreme Guitar Mix) 3: Counterfiet(Lethal Dose Remix) 4: Counterfiet(Phat Ass Remix) 5: Counterfiet(USA Radio Edit)

Customer Reviews A great single, but a bit pricy The high price would be due to the fact that the album is no longer sold in America, and was from before the time of Limp Bizkit's original album, 3 Dollar Bill Y'all$. There seem to be some questions surrounding this highly priced, yet very rare, single. And, yes, there is a different American version, no longer sold, where the only difference is that it has no unedited album version on it. The three remixes on the album are good, but sound too much alike, especially to be worth almost 20 dollars. The "Lethal Dose Remix" and "Lethal Dose Guitar Remix" both have heavy guitars in them with great sound quality that stands out. Both versions of the song stand as more metal than rapcore. However, both of these sound too much alike one another. As for the "Phat Ass Remix", it's very electronic based and a lot simpler than the other mixes on the CD. We then have the album version, which is also available on Three Dollar Bill Y'all$, and the edited version, which is just shortened and has a few lines cut for radio. I would say that this title is not worth nearly as much as amazon. com is asking for it, and all of the titles on here are available on bootlegs. If the CD can be found for a much cheaper price, I would recommend picking it up, but 20 bucks is quite pricy for a single. CAN LIMP BIZKIT GET ANY BETTER! IT'S 5 AWSOME VERSIONS OF COUNTERFEIT FROM 3 DOLLAR BILL YA'LL. THIS IS A GREAT IMPORT! THIS IS A DEFINENT BYE. IT'S KINDA PRICEY BUT WORTH IT!. Not so Limp This album has the attitude and integrity of harsh musical reality. To anyone who hasn't experienced LimpBizkit, you're missing out on brutal world truth. Fred reminds me of what Nirvana fans used to think of Kurt Cobain in the sense that he doesn't say what everyone wants to hear, but rather what pleases him, and he transelates that into his music alot better too. For Ian McKay fans this album is a must. For anyone who's willing to chance an open mind, get this. . . . . . . you won't be sorry. . You can see a complete list of all Limp Bizkit discography, or go back to the Limp Bizkit tabs