Which Nu-Metal band do you want to see at UFC 200?

[TatooNU]

UFC has been bringing out live bands ala Affliction for some of their recent high profile PPV (Conor). Which classic Nu-Metal bands do you want to see live at UFC 200.

 

[thoughtsone]

none

 

[WinZip]

That depends. Are we beheading them or burning them alive?

 

[Mr. Hammer]

Korn.

 

[SocraticMethod]

Have they done this besides Sinead O'Connor?

 

[touchedbyjab]

Dont care im not listening to it anyway.

 

[Which Doctor]

 

[subhuman trash]

That's kinda corny so none.

 

[Wariowokecancel]

Goddamn

 

[phatron]

Have they done this besides Sinead O'Connor?

Aaron Lewis sang Mendes out on the same card. Lead singer of staind.

 

[madi]

Not a Nu-Metal band, but I would love to see Iggy singing some of the good and old Stooges musics.

 

[Warh3z]

Limp Bizkit because I'm a fucking douchebag

 

[Xuh]

the 'Bring the Pain' band, of course

special guest vox from the 'Just Bleed' guy

 

[Sick Bubblegum]

1999 as fuck thread

 

[kimchi dog taco]

Nick always walks out to Deftones because they rep central California so Nate Diaz should walk out to ADEMA

 

[Xuh]

Limp Bizkit because I'm a fucking douchebag

Which Limp Bizkit classic masterpiece should they perform though?

I guess 'Rollin' is their best loved and finest opus, but 'Break Stuff' is probably most appropriate,

not to mention every shitty nu-metal riff used in every crappy UFC promo sounds like it

Fred Durst vs Dana White for co-main

 

[DIABOLUS]

If it's not Stemm playing "Face the Pain" live, Idgaf.

Just kidding. Nu metal is still a thing? Only nu metal I still listen to (among other shit) is all the old Linkin Park and System of a Down shit from years ago.

 

[GENERAL AZUL]

There is only one Nu-metal band worth it

 

[Myrddin Wild]

I don't know about Nu-metal... but Zack Wilde with Black Label society would kill it. Zack is a f*cking Viking! Especially if Ozzy got up to do a song or 2 with them.



"Face your fear, accept your war... It iz what it iz"

 

[billharford]

That band that did "The Dolphin's Cry". They rocked out, but also had a positive message of hope