Alright partner! It’s Broken Records, you know what we do, keep on rollin’ baby!... Ahem… Our weekly search for the lowest point of music history continues as Remfry and Steve reanimate the corpse of nu-metal and look at Results May Vary, the 4th studio album from rap metal royalty Limp Bizkit, released on the 23rd of September 2003.

As a pair, one of us have fond, warm, happy and nostalgic memories of Limp Bizkit, and Remfry just about tolerates them. But even a bloke with a blue chin strap beard, a wallet chain and a (Hed)pe tattoo can admit that, following the departure of enigmatic guitarist Wes Borland and the general malaise and disdain that the world at large were feeling for anything nu-metal by 2003, this is far from the band’s best work. But just how bad is it? Would we still be willing to let John Otto take us to the Matthews Bridge? Or will that red cap get yet another rap from these critics?

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