[Aaron]

Shit fucking owns

 

[jaxadam]

Doesn't sound bad, sounds like Korn. But...

I don't know what to say...

YouTube - Korn - [email protected]#Ø%!

 

[The Dark Wolf]

Nice to see Jon go in a new lyrical direction. Pain, hate, leave him alone... man, he's amazing.

 

[Mr. S]

It's alright, from the clips I've heard of other songs its probably not the strongest song on the album, I'm looking forward to it none the less.

 

[ILdÐÆMcº³]

Hmmmmm... I guess I'm in the minority, but I think it kind of sucked . I't mostly just the vocals and the lyrics... Bobby pretty much hit the nail on the head.

 

[eleven59]

My biggest problem (other than the fact that it feels like a rehash, which I don't mind, as it sounds more like "Korn" than the last couple of albums, even Jon sounds more like himself, even if he sounds a little "too much" like himself :lol: ) is that David's missing. Ray Luzier is an amazing drummer, but David and Fieldy just locked in so much tighter, and that was a huge part of Korn's sound.

 

[79]

Where's Shane in that video? Oh that's right, they only bring him out to play live, for the stuff Munky can't play.

Yawn. I am not impressed in the slightest. And I do like their earlier stuff, and even own their "Greatest Hits".

 

[xavier]

The music is okay. the vocal melodies are all over the place. maby its just me haha

 

[Reverend 7 Strings of Hate]

Where's Shane in that video? Oh that's right, they only bring him out to play live, for the stuff Munky can't play.

The smartest thing korn could do right now is to latch on to shane as opposed to keeping him as a hired guy.
So yea, Yawn.

 

[1]

+1 Where the fuck is Shane? He kills it live, plays with JDs solo band, but is still the hired gun? That's crap, he's a better player, and songwriter than Munky all day long. :noway:
+2 on the drums being good, but nowhere near as good as the old fellow.

Tune is ok, sounds like Korn, and I dig Korn. :yesway:

 

[noodles]

Whiny to angry vocals, check. Clicky/buzzy bass, check. Tired, late 90s riff in B, check. Skipping this album, check.

 

[DelfinoPie]

Whiny to angry vocals, check. Clicky/buzzy bass, check. Tired, late 90s riff in B, check. Skipping this album, check.

I used to like Korn when I was younger, and I own a few of their albums, but even when I was in my teens I couldn't fathom where the bass was. All I could hear was the click.

I tried listening to them again recently and just couldn't get passed the bass and Davis' voice.

:shrug: Sounds like they're using the same formula as always but I guess why change what's worked for the fans for years. Play it safe, pay the mortgage.

 

[Mr. S]

Ah, it'd hardly be a korn thread without noodles letting us know that he dislikes them. :lol:

 

[noodles]

Ah, it'd hardly be a korn thread without noodles letting us know that he dislikes them. :lol:

More like Noodles telling you how repetitive and irrelevant they have become.

 

[Mr. S]

Yeah I know, but I always give em a listen as I've got a soft spot for them being as they got me into metal and playing the guitar.

 

[Stitch]

I'm with noodles. They're has-beens now. Should have split up a long time ago, they haven't done anything interesting or new in a long time.

 

[Mr. S]

Same could be said about Metallica but they're still great to see live. :shrug:

 

[Stitch]

Well it's all about opinion, isn't it? :lol:

I have a pretty similar opinion of Metallica - not a band I really care about beyond what they did for metal, just like Korn. I don't intend to see them live, I don't follow their music, I don't see them as relevant now.

 

[Mr. S]

I like going to see em live if they're at a festival I'm at, which admittedly isn't all that often and I do intend to see them at one of their shows next time they play the UK, but it's just nostalgia for me really.

 

[noodles]

Same could be said about Metallica but they're still great to see live. :shrug:

Oh no they're not... :lol: