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Fred Durst expressed his willingness to make peace with former team mate Wes Borland to reprise the glorious days of Limp Bizkit. Though he was not asking for a reunion, Durst wishes that the band's original line up can tour around the world.

He wrote in MySpace blog, "The feeling we have on stage as Limp Bizkit is like no other feeling I have ever had, and no other feeling has been so rewarding. Imagine that me and Wes could work things out together and be a band again," Durst wrote. "We had so many wonderful times ... [and] I am proud to say that I have learned so much from my mistakes and it has taken a long time to evolve to this place where I finally let myself be healed. Without Wes, I wouldn't know what it is like to work with the best."

Borland meanwhile, is still concentrating with his new band Black Light Burns that will release debut album "Cruel Melody" this June 5. In a recent interview he claimed that "the whole Limp thing is absolutely, offensively impossible" and that he wanted to do the his 'own thing'.

Black Light Burns will tour starting from April 30 in Chicago up to May 23 in Clifton Park, New York. Even though the debut album is yet to be release, the band has started working on the sophomore set citing that this next will be easier since they know what to do.