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LIMP BIZKIT's DURST Phones Into K-ROCK To Preview New Single

August 2, 2003

LIMP BIZKIT frontman Fred Durst phoned into K-Rock in New York on Friday (Aug. 1) to discuss the band's new single, "Eat You Alive" on "The Cane Show". He mentioned that the band just wrapped up filming the video for the song, and he also talked about all the hype surrounding the Chicago show and repeated some of the nasty words he told the crowd. Durst later weighed in on the Mancow beef. Durst says the new song is a little more insane than normal and the video is crazy, sick and demented — and features actors Bill Paxton and Thora Birch. Listen to the 6 1/2-minute interview here.

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