Things continued on the upswing with their sophomore set, Significant Other. The 1999 album rocked with “Nookie,” “Re-Arranged,” “N 2 Gether Now” and “Break Stuff” leading the way.

But it never really felt like my hometown held any stock in the movement Limp Bizkit was galvanizing—which is a shame, because their sophomore album, Significant Other, would’ve done numbers here.

Boston Celtics jersey and chain wearing "weird guy" in the audience who brought it to the hosts attention that it was the 16th anniversary of Limp Bizkit's second album, Significant Other.

Right from its wibbly-wobbly electronic intro, Limp Bizkit’s smash-mouth second LP Significant Other pulled precisely ... for civilised society. On album two, everything would need to be escalated.

Which is the better Limp Bizkit album - Significant Other or Three Dollar Bill, Y'All? This week on Loudwire Nights, you get to have your say as this Limp Bizkit battle takes center stage in Chuck ...