"Smoke This" Era and Second Break-up
Lynch then formed the third incarnation of the group, with all new unknown members taking the music into a rap metal direction, though the sound was entirely distinct from nu metal bands such as Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. In 1999, Smoke This was released to disappointed fans and critics. According to Lynch, fans referred to the "Smoke This" album as "Lynch Bizkit". A tour followed the album and the group disbanded again.
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