Was the title of the first CD I ever bought as a 13-year-old kid back in 2000.

Having first seen Limp Bizkit and their weird, angry lead singer spouting angry lyrics with his signature red baseball cap turned backways on MTV (remember those days before YouTube became the #1 spot to watch music videos??), I was instantly hooked.

And decided to save up some cashola normally spent on bonbons and hockey cards so I could buy their new CD.

Back in the day, there was no such thing as downloading or listening to music online - unless you did so illegally on Napster.

If you wanted to listen to the latest tracks from your favorite band, you'd have to drag your skinny punk ass to the record store and physically pick up a copy. And if the album was sold out - often the case with freshly released records by popular artists - you were shit outta luck, kiddo. Come back in a week or two.

Forgetting for a moment what a joke of a rapper Fred Durst was, is, and ever will be, the band did indeed produce awesome music that hit home for me as a teenager.

So much so that nearly two decades later I can spit out Durst's rhymes off the top of my head between sets lifting to Limp Bizkit's best tracks on Spotify.

Songs like:

* My Way

* My Generation

* Rollin'

* Break Stuff

* Take a Look Around

* Livin' It Up

* Getcha Groove On (feat. Xzibit)

* Nookie

* Ready to Go (feat. Lil Wayne)

* Hot Dog

* Just Like This

* Creamer

Spin some of those tracks during your next workout.

I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Yunus Barisik

P.S. I want you to stand up

Put them hands up

And break it on down 'cause you're pumpin' my band up

Like this, just like this:

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