Worst Onstage Meltdowns
Jammin909
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Personal favorite:
"Durst berated the crowd from the wings, boasting that limpbizkit was the greatest band in the world, until his microphone was taken from him".
Personal favorite:
"Durst berated the crowd from the wings, boasting that limpbizkit was the greatest band in the world, until his microphone was taken from him".
The less you know, the more you believe.
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Fred Durst
When Metallica’s 2003 Summer Sanitarium tour arrived in Chicago, few of the 40,000 headbangers gathered at Hawthorne Racecourse were keen to see openers limpbizkit. Possibly incited by a feud between bizkit frontman Fred Durst and local shock-jock Erich “Mancow” Muller, the crowd held up signs reading “Fred Sucks” and pelted him with garbage and coins. Dodging the barrage of detritus, Durst suggested that the audience’s lousy aim explained why the local baseball teams were so bad — ironically, he was then struck squarely in the balls by a lemon. Calling the set to an early end, Durst berated the crowd from the wings, boasting that limpbizkit was the greatest band in the world, until his microphone was taken from him.
FORGIVE ME, FATHER …
Scott Stapp
Messianic Creed singer Scott Stapp seemed over-refreshed before playing Chicago’s Allstate Arena on December 29, 2002, possibly due to a cocktail of Jack Daniel’s, Xanax and an anti-inflammatory steroid he’d been taking for his throat. After performing five songs, Stapp wandered off stage, and guitarist Mark Tremonti went backstage to look for him. He found the singer resting on a couch, apparently convinced he’d played a full set. Persuaded to return to the stage, Stapp removed his shirt and shoes before falling backwards over a monitor. He then got up and sang the wrong words to crowd favorites “Higher” and “Arms Wide Open.” Four fans later sued the band, demanding the entire audience be refunded.
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probably
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what happened here?
i understand grace slick had a pretty spectacular meltdown in germany once.
She said she couldn't hear herself singing and got really upset, leaving the stage. In the new Rolling Stone, she's interviewed about it and she says that someone who had been bothering her got to her, and that she had a panic attack on stage.
"I'm not a very good American because I like to form my own opinions." - George Carlin
ditto..u beat me to it.
Got to spend it all,.....
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