Okay, anyone worth their salt in the hardcore punk scene would know how this song is eerily similar to Suicidal Tendencies' hit "Institutionalized". It's a more stripped down version to best describe Durst's rage and confusion growing up, and a band he really liked growing up was Suicidal Tendencies as referenced in "Stuck". The difference being Muir and Mayorga were in their early 20's and their memories of isolation were fresher than Durst's. Durst was in his 30's though, trying to recapture those memories through a mature lense. This demo is heavily underrated and if they would do it as a hidden track on an album or something. Although I can't help but think some of those lines were directed at Wes Borland who left the band during this period. More brotherly than the diss-track Durst recorded for him while recording Results May Vary.
Okay, anyone worth their salt in the hardcore punk scene would know how this song is eerily similar to Suicidal Tendencies' hit "Institutionalized". It's a more stripped down version to best describe Durst's rage and confusion growing up, and a band he really liked growing up was Suicidal Tendencies as referenced in "Stuck". The difference being Muir and Mayorga were in their early 20's and their memories of isolation were fresher than Durst's. Durst was in his 30's though, trying to recapture those memories through a mature lense. This demo is heavily underrated and if they would do it as a hidden track on an album or something. Although I can't help but think some of those lines were directed at Wes Borland who left the band during this period. More brotherly than the diss-track Durst recorded for him while recording Results May Vary.