Album Notes & Community Reviews
The aggressive, deeply vulgar debut of Limp Bizkit helped solidify nu-metal's dominance in the late 90s. 'Three Dollar Bill, Yall#039; is incredibly angry and energetic, unexpectedly merging heavy rap-metal with dissonant post-hardcore and surprisingly atmospheric guitar textures.
Descriptors: vulgar, rap, hard, distorted, noisy, groove-laden
Credits
- Limp Bizkit - primary artist, art direction, music by, producer, public relations [mailing list], songwriter [all songs written by]
- Tom Whalley - a&r [a&r direction]
- Fred Durst - art direction, lyrics by, vocals [communications]
- Sam Rivers - bass [low end]
- Jill Rose - coordinator [a&r coordination]
- John Otto - drums [beat boy], layout [at flip]
- Richard Kaplan - engineer
- Jordan Schur - executive-producer, a&r, management
- Wes Borland - guitar [geetarz]
- Scott Borland - keyboards
- Dave Mantel - legal [legal representation]
- Jeff Kwatinetz - management
- Peter Katsis - management
- John Meneilly - management [business management]
- Provident Financial Management - management [business management]
- Gallin Morey Associates - management [for]
- Howie Weinberg - mastered by
- Andy Wallace - mixed by
- Steve Sisco - mixed by [assisted by]
- Ross Robinson - producer
- DJ Lethal - turntables [sound developement]
- George Michael - lyrics by, songwriter
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