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A labor of love, Wes Borland's beloved custom Jackson King V began life as a factory floor reject
By Jackson Maxwell published
Rather than a top-of-the-line custom job involving the best of the company's best luthiers, Borland's favored King V was brought to his attention by Jackson because, not in spite of, the quirks that led to its initial rejection

10 late ‘90s nu metal albums that don’t suck
By Andrew Daly published
Big shorts, seven-string guitars, hip-hop beats and a full workout of the quiet/loud dynamic guaranteed

Wes Borland on how he ended up playing guitar like a trombone, why he loves four-string electrics, his “out-of-control” gear habit – and what's next for Limp Bizkit
By Amit Sharma published
One of metal's most idiosyncratic players is selling off a vast array of gear from his collection – he tells Guitar World about making the tough decisions, and what survived in his current epic guitar rig

Wes Borland is selling off a huge gear haul, including the Mesa/Boogie head used on Three Dollar Bill, Y'all and a host of custom and prototype guitars
By Matt Parker published
The Limp Bizkit guitarist has announced an enormous gear sale – and you might be able to afford some of it

Watch Fred Durst meet the Durst Burst, a Les Paul plastered with his own face
By Sam Roche published
The ridiculous creation – conceived and brought to life by Chibson USA – found its way into the hands of the Limp Bizkit leader, who asked if it was a “deeply layered attempt at trolling”

Yep, Robert Fripp and Toyah have covered Limp Bizkit’s Nookie
By Michael Astley-Brown published
The ever-game King Crimson guitar wizard tunes down and dons a sideways baseball cap for the occasion

Watch Limp Bizkit invite fan onstage for a raging “karaoke” cover of Rage Against the Machine's Killing in the Name
By Matt Parker published
Fred Durst offers up his Dad Vibes throne as the loco local gives it his all

PRS has made Wes Borland a custom four-string guitar-bass hybrid – and he says it is “probably the most amazing instrument” he’s ever played
By Jonathan Horsley published
A four string guitar-bass with locking nut and tremolo? And it appears on the latest Limp Bizkit album? That's right, and it's past the prototype stage...
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