Faith (Limp Bizkit single)
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"Faith" | ||
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Single by Limp Bizkit | ||
from the album Three Dollar Bill, Yall$ | ||
Released | 1998 | |
Format | CD | |
Recorded | May 1997 at Indigo Ranch Studio in Malibu, California | |
Genre | Nu Metal | |
Length | 2:26 | |
Label | Flip, Interscope | |
Producer(s) | Fred Durst Ross Robinson DJ Lethal |
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Limp Bizkit singles chronology | ||
"Counterfeit" (1997) |
"Faith" (1998) |
"Nookie" (1999) |
Faith was the second single by the Nu Metal/Rapcore band Limp Bizkit. It appeared on the 1997 album, Three Dollar Bill, Yall$
This is a cover of the George Michael song, Faith, and allegedly took five minutes to cover.
The video shows scenes of Limp Bizkit by their tour bus at the Family Values Tour 1998. It features Fred Durst and Wes Borland dressed up as their alter egos 'The Weapon' and 'The Liquidator' at the beginning, with Borland explaining that he "...hates Limp Bizkit.". Jonathan Davis from Korn also makes an appearance.
This was the song that brought Limp Bizkit to the radio mainstream.
Limp Bizkit |
Fred Durst - Sam Rivers - John Otto - DJ Lethal |
Former Members: Wes Borland - Mike Smith - Rob Waters - Scott Borland - Terry Balsamo |
Discography |
Albums and demos: Mental Aquaducts - Three Dollar Bill, Yall$ - Significant Other - Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water - New Old Songs - Results May Vary - The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1) - Greatest Hitz - The Unquestionable Truth (Part 2) |
Singles: Counterfeit - Faith - Nookie - Re-Arranged - N 2 Gether Now - Break Stuff - My Generation - Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle) - Take a Look Around - Boiler - My Way - Eat You Alive - Behind Blue Eyes - Home Sweet Home-Bittersweet Symphony |
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