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EAT THE DAY: Back To The Drawing Board

June 1, 2002

Former LIMP BIZKIT and current EAT THE DAY guitarist Wes Borland has posted the following message at the latter band's official web site at www.eattheday.com:

"We got some info from one of the people at [Interscope Records] and they love a lot of the [demo] material we turned in, but they have problems with a lot of it as well. This is normal. So now hopefully we go back to work for a while and then talk to them again later. I went down and visited my friend Ross Robinson yesterday. He's in the studio producing a pretty neat band called THE BLOOD BROTHERS. They gave me a little sneak preview of their record. It's really good. They are pushing the envelope in a major way."

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