LIMP BIZKIT Kicks Off Reunion Tour; Interview, Performance Footage Available

May 20, 2009

Diena, the largest morning newspaper in Latvia, conducted an interview with LIMP BIZKIT's DJ Lethal prior to the first show of the band's "Unicorns N' Rainbows" reunion tour, which kicked off earlier tonight (Wednesday, May 20) in Riga, Latvia. Watch the chat below. Also available is early fan-filmed video footage from the concert.

LIMP BIZKIT's setlist for the Riga show was as follows:

01. Space Odyssey (intro)
02. My Generation
03. Livin' It Up
04. Show Me What You Got
05. Hot Dog
06. Almost Over
07. Rearranged
08. Break Stuff
09. The Truth
10. Boiler
11. Just Like This
12. Full Nelson
13. Counterfeit
14. My Way
15. Faith
16. Behind Blue Eyes
17. Nookie
18. Take A Look Around
19. Rollin'

LIMP BIZKIT members Fred Durst and Wes Borland were featured in a March 2009 episode of rapper Snoop Dogg's variety talk show, "Dogg After Dark", which airs on MTV.

Regarding the band's decision to reunite for the current tour and upcoming studio album, Durst said, "When you have the chemistry, or something that really works, you can go away for a while and do your thing, but LIMP BIZKIT will never work like it's supposed to work without the original DNA. The band sounds doper than we ever have, it's tighter than it's ever been, there's something happening — something very special happening with us. We needed that break, and now we're back, and it feels like we're stronger than ever."

LIMP BIZKIT's first three albums have sold over 20 million copies in the U.S. alone, and another 13 million in the rest of the world.

All photos below were taken by Mart Reinson. More pictures can be found at this location.

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