For the sixth time, Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has changed the title of the group's long-awaited fourth album. Results May Vary -- "like a perscription drug, each individual will have their own reaction! Get it?" explains Durst on the Limp Bizkit Web site -- is due September 23rd.

"This album has been prescribed by Dr. Tyler Durden," Durst says, referencing the movie Fight Club. "You should listen to it once daily."

After months of postponement and title swapping ("Bipolar," "Less Is More," "Fetus More," "The Search for Teddy Swoes" and "Panty Sniffer" were all tried on and discarded), the new set finally seems ready for release. "It has been a long struggle like a fish swimming upstream, but we did it," Durst writes. "This one is deep."

A limited number of copies of Results May Vary will be accompanied by a 35-minute DVD of footage from Bizkit's upcoming four-hour DVD, called Poop, due this winter.

AARON LEVY
(August 20, 2003)