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* ClusterFBomb: "Hot Dog", again. Allmusic's review of that album lampshaded that while the censored version "basically guts the record," ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKSdJE-4V-w the clean "Hot Dog"]] is a succession of [[ClusterBleepBomb short silences]]) the cussing gets to the point that it "isn't even noticeable, just part of the midrange hum, like the drums and droning guitars."
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* ClusterFBomb: "Hot Dog", again.Dog". Allmusic's review of that album lampshaded that while the censored version "basically guts the record," ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKSdJE-4V-w the clean "Hot Dog"]] is a succession of [[ClusterBleepBomb short silences]]) the cussing gets to the point that it "isn't even noticeable, just part of the midrange hum, like the drums and droning guitars."
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* AtomicFBomb: "Hot Dog":
-->"If I say "fuck" two more times, that's 46 fucks in this fucked up rhyme"
-->"If I say "fuck" two more times, that's 46 fucks in this fucked up rhyme"
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The album's name was actually a backup option, as its long-time {{working title}} ''Limpdependence Day'' was abandoned after the band failed to meet their original July 4 deadline. "Chocolate starfish" is a slang term for the anus, and "hot dog flavored water" was an inside joke started by the band's guitarist Wes Borland at a truck stop while the band was on tour, where he saw bottles of Crystal Geyser flavored water and joked about them tasting like meat.
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The album's name [[IntentionallyAwkwardTitle famously unique name]] was actually a backup option, as its long-time {{working title}} ''Limpdependence Day'' was abandoned after the band failed to meet their original July 4 deadline. "Chocolate starfish" is a slang term for the anus, and "hot dog flavored water" was an inside joke started by the band's guitarist Wes Borland at a truck stop while the band was on tour, where he saw bottles of Crystal Geyser flavored water and joked about them tasting like meat.
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* RhymingWithItself: "Rollin'"; it could be argued that it actually rhymes "this shit right here" with "biz-'''kit''''s right here".
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* RhymingWithItself: "Rollin'"; it could be argued that it actually rhymes "this shit right here" with "biz-'''kit''''s right here".here" (although this wouldn't be obvious [[GoshDangItToHeck in the censored version]]).
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#"Getcha Groove On" (featuring Xzibit) (4:29)
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#"Getcha Groove On" (featuring Xzibit) Music/{{Xzibit}}) (4:29)
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* LongTitle: Which the Allmusic review of ''Chocolate Starfish'' interpreted as a LampshadeHanging of the band's "juvenile vulgarian" image, much like how ''Music/MellonCollieAndTheInfiniteSadness'' acknowledged/played up Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' own stereotype as "tragic romantics".
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* FoodAndBodyComparison: The album title uses the titular foodstuffs as less-than-subtle metaphors for anal sex, tying in with the band's trademark crude humor. The reference is accentuated by the fact that one of the characters on the album cover holds a starfish with a human anus up to the viewer.
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''Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water'' is the third album by the American {{nu metal}} band Music/LimpBizkit, released on October 17, 2000 to their biggest commercial success and some of the most polarized reactions the band would ever see. One could say that the album defines everything that their detractors hate about them, and everything their fans love.
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''Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water'' is the third album by the American {{nu metal}} band Music/LimpBizkit, released on October 17, 2000 to their the biggest commercial success and some of the most polarized reactions that the band would ever see. One could say that the album defines everything that their detractors hate about them, and everything their fans love.
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The album's name was actually a backup option, as its long-time {{working title}} ''Limpdependence Day'' was abandoned after the band failed to meet their original July 4 deadline. "Chocolate starfish" is a slang term for the anus, and "hot dog flavored water" was an inside joke started by the band's guitarist Wes Borland at a truck stop while the band was on tour, where he saw bottles of Crystal Geyser flavored water joked about them tasting like meat.
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The album's name was actually a backup option, as its long-time {{working title}} ''Limpdependence Day'' was abandoned after the band failed to meet their original July 4 deadline. "Chocolate starfish" is a slang term for the anus, and "hot dog flavored water" was an inside joke started by the band's guitarist Wes Borland at a truck stop while the band was on tour, where he saw bottles of Crystal Geyser flavored water and joked about them tasting like meat.
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The album did have its fair share of praise, though; it was once included in an edition of ''1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die'', but was later removed in recent editions of the book. It was generally received ''much better'' than ''Music/ResultsMayVary'', which got generally negative reviews from critics and mixed reviews from fans.
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The album did have its fair share of praise, though; it was once included in an edition of ''1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die'', but was later removed in recent editions of the book. It was generally received ''much better'' than the band's next album, ''Music/ResultsMayVary'', which got generally negative reviews from critics and mixed reviews from fans.
