To this Davis replied ''Well it's time for me to put that sell out little bitch in his place. Never bite the hand that feeds.'' which spurred some inter-band tension, and sent the whole Korn/Bizkit friendship out the window.
Korn's management The Firm were quick to get Durst on the phone to Davis to clear the air, and while The Firm claims things are now cool between the two, Davis responded to Saturday's Palace Chat question ''What do you think of Limp Bizkit now?'' with ''No comment''.
Two dates have been leaked so far, they are as follows:
March 28th Hartford, CT - Civic Center
March 30th Worcester, MA - Centrum
I don't care where you come from, that last one has got to hurt!
"We have kinda kept quiet about the whole situation, but I feel that the matter does need to be discussed because artists spend a lot of time on their music and spend a lot of money recording it, and for someone to just download it for free deprives us of making an honest living, and it is really not fair to anyone. We [Korn] are well set for life and so is Metallica. We as musicians need to speak on behalf of all musicians who might not be as respected. No artists out there are in support of Napster. Limp Bizkit got paid to do that tour, and had everything paid for, so they took the offer, so would a lot of artists. I have spoken with Fred and he is against the whole situation, and we as musicians need to make it known that we in no way support file "sharing," if that is what you like to call it."
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