The problems with Limp Bizkit's "Results May Very" are apparent from the opening seconds. The band's first recorded offering in four years begins with one of those novelty skit intros that we have come to associate with mainstream rap albums. The snippet isn't particularly amusing the first time you hear it, and grows more annoying with each repeated listen. Such is the case with the rest of "Results May Very."
Limp Bizkit, the band that had almost every male from the age of 12-30 in backward red Starter caps, is back. In their highly anticipated third album Limp Bizkit does justice to fans by rarely straying from the metal/rap genre that gained them recognition with their last album, "Significant Other."