Fans of nü-metal legends Limp Bizkit can now catch a professionally filmed performance from the band’s June 4th, 2001 appearance at the annual Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands. The footage, shared online today (September 5th), captures the group during the height of their mainstream fame.
Over the years, Limp Bizkit have played Pinkpop four times, with the festival organizers recently releasing most of those sets on their Pinkpop Archive channel. This year’s uploads also include the band’s 1997 and 2014 performances.
The 2001 setlist featured a mix of fan favorites and covers:
- “Hot Dog”
- “Break Stuff”
- “Livin’ It Up”
- “My Generation”
- “Re-Arranged”
- “Faith” (George Michael cover)
- “My Way”
- “Nookie”
- “I Would for You” (Jane’s Addiction cover)
- “Take a Look Around”
- “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)”
This release gives fans a chance to relive one of Limp Bizkit’s defining festival performances from the early 2000s.
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