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Korn Audio CD
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KoЯn will never forget where they came from: a dark place where salvation arrives in the form of twisted, throbbing guitar riffs, syncopated chaotic funk beats, a schizophrenic bass thump and an unmistakable cathartic howl. Emerging from the depths of Bakersfield, California with a sound unlike any other in 1994, Korn have been able to cement themselves as one of the most important bands in rock… Read more in Amazon's Korn Store

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  • Audio CD
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: EPIC
  • ASIN: B000066HQC
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (57 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,249,700 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

1. Here To Stay
2. Make Believe
3. Blame
4. Hollow Life
5. Bottled Up Inside
6. Thoughtless
7. Hating
8. One More Time
9. Alone I Break
10. Embrace
11. Beat It Upright
12. Wake Up Hate
13. I'm Hiding
14. No One's There
15. Bonus Track 1

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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Komfortably koRn, 19 Jun 2002
This review is from: Untouchables (Audio CD)
Being a huge korn fan for many years I awaited the releaase of this album with baited breath hoping for a return to the original self titled album with elements of Follow the Leader. Hearing the first single Here To Stay I had high hopes that this would be the case, Unfortunately this isn't what the album presents to the listener however I found that it has a sound of its own and is unique in its own right. Gone are the Jonathan Davis Scats (Twist) and the bagpipes replaced but an altogether slower, more thoughtful vibe.

Here To stay - The album kicks off in classic style with a brilliant heavy riff and vintage Davis vocals. One of the high points and an obvious choice for ist single. 4/5

Make Believe - by far the poorest song on the album, confusing and plain irrtating, what were they thinking?? 1/5

Blame - Fantastic with an odd sort of 80's vibe (is that just me?) 4/5

Hollow Life - Sets the tempo for much of the rest of the album, dark and precise. 3/5

Bottled up inside - Good heavy riff, unimaginative rythm to the lyrics. 3/5

Thoughtless - Great song with a soaring chorus, sheer brilliance.
4/5

Hating - Very catchy but bizzarely subdued, I think it would have been better suited near the end of the album. Love the lyrics tho 4/5

One more time - Good not great, korn by numbers 3/5

Alone I break - Sheer musical brilliance, full of despair and hopelessness with an irresistable tune. 5/5

Embrace - ahhh very mosh worthy, class 4/5

Beat it upright - Erm good tune but S&M theme may nto be to every taste :) 3/5

Wake up hate - time to go mental kiddies, Heaviest song on the album, bit repettitive 4/5

I'm hiding - Brilliant song with a fantastic feeling of isolation 4/5

No one's there - Good album closer but not one of the album's highlights 3/5

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I Hate them, I really do......, 24 July 2002
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Adam Whatson (Dover, England, Yeah, Blah) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Untouchables (Audio CD)
Dammit.
After buying the first album, Life is Peachy, Issues and Follow the Leader, I thought I had the Bakersfield boys pegged as the founding fathers of Nu-Metal (arguably semi-founding after Faith No More). Then Nu-Metal started going all stale and smelly thanks to Fred Durst, Chester Bennington and co, so I was expecting more overhyped, cameo-ridden drivel from Korn (they did it on Follow the Leader and they never apologised). But what do I find? This is a different Korn. It's not obvious at first, especially not after the first (admittedly outstanding) track, Here to Stay. Instead of employing the uses of guppy faced red-hatted imbeciles, they use electronica instead. Hollow Life is the prime example of this, sounding like a cross between Nine Inch Nails and a delicate side, kinda like the soft bits from Mutter by Rammstein. So different is this new album, you will even detect the dulcet tones of an acoustic guitar (no, seriously) on Alone I Break.
I guess the stand out tracks on this are the two they released, Here to Stay and Thoughtless, along with Hollow Life. Like all Korn albums it stays consistently average to good, with about 2 or 3 tracks that have you reaching for the repeat button. But the main reason this gets full marks is because Korn have ingeniously managed to shift just outside what I would at least define as Nu-Metal, and that is a fantastic accomplishment given the trend of it. They said in a recent interview that if metallica could last 10 years then so could they. Judging by this album, you have to believe that.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Haunting, but brilliant, 13 Aug 2004
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This review is from: Untouchables (Audio CD)
WOW!What a great album! I'm gonna review each song:

Here to Stay= Absolutely brilliant song, great start to the album, very heavy. It grows on you constantly and seems better every time you listen to it. Great chorus. 10/10

Make Believe= This is definitely one of the poorer songs on the album, with unncessesary swearing (Yes I know it's rock, but it's unimaginative.) The pre-chorus is OK. 6/10

Blame= Blame is a great song that makes up for Make Believe completely. I don't like the "Tell me from your heart, tearing me apart" bit, but the chorus is really catchy and I love the drum parts that they previously used in songs like "Freak on a Leash" 9/10

Hollow Life= With a kind of Exorcist feel to it, I love this song especially the chorus. Quite a slow verse, but the chorus speeds up and the very simple guitar chords in the verse make you feel chilly down the spine... 9/10

Bottled Up Inside= This took me a while to get used to, with the verse not up to the quality of the previous 2 songs, but the pre-chorus and chorus making up for it. In the chorus it sounds like somebody "gargling" in the background?! 8/10

Thoughtless= This song was the reason I brought the album. The best song on the album with "Alone I Break". The chorus is absolutely brilliant and the beat is slightly slower. A really, really good song. 10/10

Hating= The intro to this is one of the catchiest pieces of rock I've ever heard, but then the verse and pre chorus kind of spoil it, BUT the chorus is absolutely brilliance. 8/10

One More Time= Not as catchy as some of the tunes on the album, but still a good song. I like the verse, but the chorus is even better. 8/10

Alone I Break= Holy s**t this is good. The chorus and the verse are amazing. The strings are used brilliantly. Is it me or does the fast part seem kinda folk music-like? Listen to it! 10/1O

Embrace= I'm not to keen on this, it isn't as well put together as some of the other songs, though it is extremely heavy. 7/10

Beat it Upright= A better song than Embrace, though still a song that can be skipped as it's nothing special. 7.5/10

Wake Up Hate= I like this. Though a bit thrown together, the fast beat is very good. 8.5/10

No One's There= An average end to the album. 7.5/10

Overall, I just have to say this. GET IT!

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