Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit previews some of his personal collection
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Published 2023-11-17
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Just so y’all know, this video and auction of his stuff was done years ago. This is just a compilation of all the individual videos from each listing.🤙🏻
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Wes Borland looks like a nightmarish cartoon character on stage, then you see him out of costume and makeup and he looks like a guy who runs a craft brewery.
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Who's idea was it to put the same 3 seconds of Break Stuff between all 45+ instruments 😅
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24 years later, Wes Borland has become an Italian chef.
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Honestly, if I met this guy at a bar yesterday , and he told me he was in limp bizkit, I would have thought he was joking.
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You may not like Limp Bizkit, but this guy alone made the band likeable for me.
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I love how Wes can go from looking like Ned Flanders to a demon from a bad Peyote trip 😂
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Even if you dont like LB, nobody can deny that this man's riffs made hundreds of thousands of people go crazy in massive concerts over the last 25 years.
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Must be amazing having been part of one of the biggest bands of an era and most likely being able to walk around any given city without fans recognizing you wherever you go. I can name a bunch of songs he plays but couldn't have recognized him in a line of french bakers
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ITS JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS
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This dude is the swaggiest onstage guitar player ever. The riffs, the outfits, the energy, the everything. One badass mofo.
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Wes is such a cool person. I’m so glad he returned to Limpbizkit
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Absolute legend. Met him on 3 different occasions and fan boyed like a toddler. He couldn't have been more of a nicer man. Love Wes.
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Wes dosn’t get enough credit. Great guitar player and songwriter.
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Man. What an unassuming, chill dude. I would have never expected that sort of personality after seeing him with LB. Absolutely someone you'd love to just pick the brain of.
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I can't believe I watched a guy from a band I never listen to talk about instruments I will never touch for 45 minutes
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Wes was by far the best part of LB. Always respected his guitar playing.
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I always liked Wes' playing. He always served the song and his stage dress was always spot on. What a great insight into Wes and his craft. He obviously does not get the credit he deserves by the musician community as a creator and musician. I know this video opened my eyes.
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Renaissance man. And the nicest guy ever. Knew him on a friendly basis for a while. Shy but very kind. And he's always a fucking MONSTER on stage. If you know him just a little bit like I did, the transformation from real life to onstage was and is, very unsettling. Hard to tell the mild mannered human from the psycho, and which is the real one. Love this guy.
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Underrated guitar player, underrated artist. To me Wes was a very inspiring figure during the end of the 90's for the guitar scene.
