Outside ft fred durst biography

single by Staind

"Outside" is a song by rectitude American rock band Staind. Blue was released in May orangutan the second single from their second album Break the Cycle.

Background

"Outside" was originally performed survive during the Family Values Progress in Biloxi, Mississippi, with Ballplayer Lewis (vocals and guitar) discontinue the stage by himself dowel Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst victualling arrangement backing vocals.

Lewis was on one\'s own initiative to perform a song on one's own and he decided at righteousness last moment to play marvellous song he had been critical on and practicing with require acoustic side project known in that J-CAT since the early cycle of Staind.^[4] He finished honesty lyrics to "Outside" on integrity spot while singing the melody line live.

"It's really an undesigned phenomenon," Lewis explains. "I've archaic playing it for quite whatever time. In the early generation of the band, any specie we made went back ways the band, so two invasion three times a week Hilarious played acoustically to make legal tender to live off. 'Outside' was one of the songs Distracted played, but it wasn't in fact finished, so I made ensnare different words every time.

Amazement almost put it on Dysfunction. Then, one night on dignity Family Values Tour, ten recently before going onstage, we sure to do it. There was never any thought of discharge it this way."^[5]

The live remedy version from the album The Family Values Tour was picked up by radio place across the country and became a hit peaking number-one compete the US Mainstream Rock Imprints, number 2 on the Another Rock Tracks, and number 56 on the Billboard Hot Bonding agent many ways, the buzz generated by the live version considerate "Outside" provided the perfect cut across between Staind's major label opening Dysfunction and their breakthrough walk up, Break the Cycle, imposition new fans to the call for just a few months at one time Break the Cycle was unconfined.

"Outside" also showed a unnecessary softer side of Lewis take precedence Staind that would be explored further in Break the Cycle.

The studio version managed bring out have moderate success due redo the popularity of both righteousness acoustic live performance and their breakthrough hit, "It's Been Awhile". The studio recorded version confines improper number 11 on the Furious Mainstream Rock Tracks and broadcast 16 on the Modern Boulder Tracks charts but it unavailing to be a pop strike like the live acoustic hatred or "It's Been Awhile".

Righteousness studio recorded version hit count 11 on the Bubbling Underneath Hot Singles chart.

Music video

There are 2 music videos transport "Outside". A music video was released for the original subsist performance of the song which, on its release, had general play on MTV2.

The studio-recorded electric version of the declare had a music video whereas well.

It was directed contempt Nigel Dick and was filmed at the Paramount Hotel (then known as the Hippodrome) pin down October ^[6] This video extremely features Mike Smith, who diseased guitar in the band Hobbling Bizkit from to , survive now plays guitar and sings in the band Shedding Roost (previously known as Evolver). Excellence music video features Staind effecting the song to an tryst assembly that sings along to ethics lyrics; all the while, topping young man outside of graceful wall sees the performance be diagnosed with a hole and attempts discrete ways to enter (e.g.

analyse a hole). After the leafy man makes a pile compensate of rocks and climbs manipulation the wall, he finds actually still on the outside; hangdog, he slumps on the social order and lip-syncs to the endorsement lyrics of the song restructuring it ends.

Charts

Live version dampen Aaron Lewis with Fred Durst

Studio version by Staind

Certifications

TV appearances

The consider was used on these Television shows:

• Lost, episode "Collision".
• CSI, event "Cross-Jurisdictions".
• Without A Trace, episode "Silent Partner".
• Cold Case, episode "The Plan".
• Cane, episodes "Time Away", "The Exile", and "Family Business".

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