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Rockers LIMP BIZKIT are "happier" than ever since reuniting earlier this year (09).
The group’s guitarist Wes Borland quit the band twice in 2001 and again in 2006 over his turbulent relationship with frontman Fred Durst.
His departure marked the start of a long hiatus for the group, but they reformed in February (09) when Borland and Durst healed their rift.
Since the rockers have been back performing alongside each other they’ve bonded and put their differences behind them.
Borland says, "It’s been amazing. People have been saying that we’re stronger now than we ever were, and it’s the most flattering stuff you could ever imagine. I don’t read too much about our band on the internet because I try not to let it affect me too much, but what I have read has been really good, so I’m really happy right now.
"I think as a band, we’re happier than we’ve ever been with each other, we didn’t have one single argument the entire tour, so that’s a huge deal for us."

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