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being fisted in jail." Attrition.org gave the album a positive review, writing: "Dysfunction is definitely an album I would suggest to anyone who really gets into music. I suggest sitting down and listening to Aaron's amazing vocals along with the guitars of
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graphic artwork, and refused to sign Staind, but changed his mind after being impressed with the band's performance. Durst signed the band to Flip/Elektra and helped the band record
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easy record to enjoy for anyone outside of the cognoscenti."
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out to the entire Limp Bizkit fan club list." To promote
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1740:"Staind Get Helping Hand From Limp Bizkit Singer"
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2548:"Staind Chart History (Mainstream Rock Airplay)"
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2003:"Music Review: Staind - Dysfunction"
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1614:2× Platinum
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1403:Jordan Schur
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1328:Public Enemy
1291:hidden track
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1137:200 albums.
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48:Studio album
3077:1999 albums
3051:Discography
2971:So Far Away
2826:Dysfunction
2803:Jon Wysocki
2786:Mike Mushok
2779:Aaron Lewis
2671:January 26,
2632:November 9,
2607:December 6,
2582:January 20,
2557:January 20,
2532:January 20,
2502:January 20,
2474:January 20,
2468:Daily Press
2423:January 20,
2395:January 20,
2363:January 20,
2147:January 20,
2122:January 20,
2097:January 20,
2060:January 20,
1980:Dysfunction
1854:January 26,
1797:Dysfunction
1681:YouTube.com
1651:Dysfunction
1548:Dysfunction
1482:Dysfunction
1441:– mastering
1424:Ulrich Wild
1384:Mike Mushok
1378:Aaron Lewis
1168:"Suffocate"
1122:Dysfunction
1114:Dysfunction
1110:Dysfunction
1102:Dysfunction
1092:Dysfunction
1084:Dysfunction
1080:Dysfunction
1072:Dysfunction
1057:Dysfunction
1015:Dysfunction
792:Dysfunction
766:Dysfunction
746:Dysfunction
742:Dysfunction
735:Dysfunction
731:non-hip-hop
713:Nothingface
695:Dysfunction
657:Dysfunction
645:Dysfunction
637:Dysfunction
625:Dysfunction
606:Dysfunction
584:Dysfunction
568:Dysfunction
556:Dysfunction
552:Dysfunction
548:Warped Tour
536:Dysfunction
465:Dysfunction
436:Dysfunction
418:Nothingface
402:Dysfunction
390:Dysfunction
382:Aaron Lewis
378:Dysfunction
359:Dysfunction
355:Dysfunction
340:Limp Bizkit
310:Dysfunction
291:"Suffocate"
214:Dysfunction
71:August 1998
33:Dysfunction
3066:Categories
3013:This Is It
2985:Right Here
2904:The Videos
2335:January 6,
2307:January 6,
2215:. p.
1754:January 6,
1658:References
1617:2,000,000
1418:Terry Date
1412:Fred Durst
1397:Production
1332:Fred Durst
764:: "1999's
709:Spineshank
704:Adrenaline
677:crunch of
675:industrial
564:Terry Date
511:doll on a
414:Spineshank
344:Fred Durst
194:chronology
178:Fred Durst
159:Terry Date
3020:Not Again
2929:Mudshovel
2847:Chapter V
2819:Tormented
2602:Billboard
2577:Billboard
2552:Billboard
2526:Billboard
2495:Billboard
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2092:Billboard
2055:0006-2510
2043:Billboard
1942:0890-0795
1902:About.com
1663:Citations
1647:Tormented
1564:Billboard
1557:Position
1501:Billboard
1493:position
1364:Personnel
1336:DJ Lethal
1264:"Spleen"
1218:Mudshovel
1135:Billboard
1127:Billboard
1100:in 2001,
1062:Billboard
843:Reception
827:Billboard
779:Mudshovel
758:Tormented
754:Tormented
750:Tormented
693:compared
685:-rockers
661:screaming
641:Tormented
602:Tormented
532:Tormented
505:Tormented
492:Tormented
469:Billboard
453:Billboard
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398:Tormented
386:Tormented
374:Tormented
348:Tormented
342:vocalist
335:Tormented
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205:Tormented
2666:AllMusic
2167:"Staind"
2075:Udo 2002
2020:Udo 2002
1985:AllMusic
1840:"Staind"
1242:"A Flat"
1026:AllMusic
867:AllMusic
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718:Pacifier
699:Deftones
649:nu metal
513:crucifix
463:(2001),
422:Deftones
370:nu metal
151:Producer
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68:Recorded
60:Released
50: by
3006:Believe
2957:For You
2943:Outside
2922:Just Go
2914:Singles
1602:/sales
1593:Region
1446:Artwork
1253:"Crawl"
1181:Just Go
1028:critic
829:Hot 100
822:Outside
804:The Box
725:, and "
670:hip-hop
630:lyrics.
598:Vermont
580:Just Go
560:Seattle
444:Just Go
258:Just Go
241:Singles
227:(2001)
218:(1999)
209:(1996)
171:(exec.)
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81:Seattle
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1160:Length
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858:Source
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282:"Home"
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1272:21:01
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1157:Title
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