Studio Album · No. 7
Still Sucks Songwriting Credits by Limp Bizkit
Produced by Fred Durst, Zakk Cervini
Cash Money Records
Nu MetalRap RockAlternative Metal
92%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 11 of 12 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 11 / 12 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Limp Bizkit carries a lyricist or composer credit.
11 trackswritten by Limp Bizkit
1 trackoutside writers
Limp Bizkit's roles on this album
Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist92%
Composer92%
Producer100%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
12
Tracks
7
Lyricists
2
Producers
2021
Released
Data Insight
Limp Bizkit songs are written by the band, with Fred Durst on lyrics and the members on music; on Still Sucks the writing credits run across Durst, Sam Rivers, John Otto, Wes Borland, and DJ Lethal as applicable per track. Durst produced the album alongside Zakk Cervini, with DJ Lethal handling additional production on two tracks and Purps of 808 Mafia producing 'Dad Vibes.' The record was the band's long-delayed return, sitting in development for roughly nine years after work began in 2012, with Borland noting the band had around 35 instrumental tracks recorded while Durst kept reworking vocals. It is the final Limp Bizkit album to feature bassist Sam Rivers with the classic lineup, and it embraced a knowingly self-aware take on the band's nu metal and rap rock sound.
Still Sucks is Limp Bizkit's seventh studio album, released October 31, 2021 on Cash Money Records. Produced by Fred Durst and Zakk Cervini with the classic lineup intact, it was released as a surprise drop on Halloween and features a self-aware title referencing years of critical dismissal. It includes a cover of INXS's 'Don't Change.'
Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
| # | Title | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) | Producer(s) | Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Out of Style
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn OttoDJ Lethal | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 2 |
Dirty Rotten Bizkit
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn OttoDJ Lethal | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 3 |
Dad Vibes
#7
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn Otto | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 4 |
Turn It Up, Bitch
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstDJ Lethal | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 5 |
Don't Change
|
Andrew FarrissJon FarrissTim FarrissMichael HutchenceKirk PengillyGarry Gary Beers | Andrew FarrissJon FarrissTim FarrissMichael HutchenceKirk PengillyGarry Gary Beers | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 6 |
You Bring Out the Worst in Me
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn Otto | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 7 |
Love the Hate
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn Otto | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 8 |
Barnacle
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn Otto | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 9 |
Empty Hole
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstSam Rivers | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 10 |
Pill Popper
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstWes BorlandSam RiversJohn OttoDJ Lethal | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 11 |
Snacky Poo
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstDJ Lethal | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
| 12 |
Goodbye
|
Fred Durst | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred DurstZakk Cervini | Fred Durst (Lead Vocals)Wes Borland (Guitar)Sam Rivers (Bass)John Otto (Drums)DJ Lethal (Turntables) |
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 12 contributors
FD
Fred Durst
Writer · Producer · Vocals
SR
Sam Rivers
Writer · Bass
JO
John Otto
Writer · Drums
WB
Wes Borland
Writer · Guitar
DL
DJ Lethal
Writer · Turntables
ZC
Zakk Cervini
Writer · Producer
AF
Andrew Farriss
Writer
GG
Garry Gary Beers
Writer
JF
Jon Farriss
Writer
KP
Kirk Pengilly
Writer
MH
Michael Hutchence
Writer
TF
Tim Farriss
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions Still Sucks
Why did Still Sucks take so long to release?
Work on the album began in 2012 but stalled for roughly nine years in development. Wes Borland said the band had about 35 songs recorded instrumentally, but Fred Durst was repeatedly dissatisfied with the vocal takes. It finally arrived on October 31, 2021, as the band's first album in a decade.
Who wrote and produced Still Sucks?
The songs were written by the band, with Fred Durst on lyrics and members Durst, Sam Rivers, John Otto, Wes Borland, and DJ Lethal credited per track. Durst produced the album with Zakk Cervini. DJ Lethal added production on two tracks and Purps of 808 Mafia produced 'Dad Vibes.'
What was the lead single from Still Sucks?
'Dad Vibes' was the lead single, released September 30, 2021, after premiering at Lollapalooza that August. It was the band's first brand-new material in seven years. Loudwire later ranked it the number one rock song of 2021.
Who produced Dad Vibes by Limp Bizkit?
'Dad Vibes' was produced by Purps of the production team 808 Mafia. It was written by Fred Durst, Sam Rivers, John Otto, and Wes Borland. The track became the album's signature single and lead promotional song.
Is the song Don't Change on Still Sucks a cover?
Yes. 'Don't Change' is a cover of the song by Australian band INXS. It is the only non-original composition on the twelve-track album. The rest of the record consists of band-written material.
Is Still Sucks the last album with Sam Rivers?
Still Sucks is the final Limp Bizkit studio album to feature bassist Sam Rivers with the classic lineup. It documents the original members working together one more time. The record closes a long chapter for the band's reunited core.
How did Still Sucks perform on the charts?
Still Sucks reached number 155 on the US Billboard 200 and number 79 on the UK Albums Chart. It hit number 7 on the US Top Hard Rock Albums chart. The album holds a Metacritic score of 73, indicating mostly positive reviews.
Sources
Wikipedia: Still Sucks
Limp Bizkit discography - Wikipedia
Billboard - Limp Bizkit Lands First Airplay Chart Hit Since 2004 With 'Dad Vibes'
MusicBrainz release group - Still Sucks
Cover Art Archive - Still Sucks
Wikipedia: Dad Vibes
Cover Art Archive front cover
Cover Art Archive: Still Sucks by Limp Bizkit