The Requiem.

Hopeless and Beaten and Worst is on Its Way, I would say Start the Healing is the one I like the less, too poppy for me, instead of choosing a favourite one. HAB is just poetry and WIOIW almost killed the rest of the album for me, it's everything Bleeding Out didn't achieve in terms of groove, maybe too short but incredibly well executed.

Disconnect

*LOST IN THE GRANDEUR!* 🤘🐲🤘

BOW DOOOWN

Xanax helps

uhhhh fck no

@@metalmike6668 agree!

Exactly, you can hear they took their time. Great quality songs that didn’t sound forced

Wish you all the best with that

@@Drumzilladude thank you ✨

Serenity of Suffering came out a month before my mom passed. That album helped me tremendously.

@@DarkKent234 💖 I love that one too.

You got this!

Yes, sir. That album encapsulates the KoRn sound better than anything else. Same with the clear and inspired vocals. I always enjoy meeting other korn fans who think Untouchables is their opus. True fans.

I grew to appreciate it so much more than I did when it was new. I knew it was great but to the level of appreciation I have for it now

Untouchables was my favorite album when it first came out and to this day it still is my favorite album. I still listen to the whole album start to finish constantly. Truly a masterpiece.

Absolutely

this guy had a journey of growth behind him. Amazing man

Perfectly said!

For how truly groundbreaking and talented , emotionally intelligent and real the music was/is.... I'm so happy Jonathan is truly a beautiful soul.

20th anniversary

They did a tour in 2022 that I went to and they played a re-worked version of Alone I Break, it was amazing. IDC much for the studio version of AIB for some reason, but the re-worked version they played live had more distorted guitars and sounded much better!

I have owned a few copies of that album through the years. Incredible album, especially the songs One More Time, Embrace, Hating, and No Ones There.

For me it was the Freak On A Leash music video. After that, it was all over. LOL

My two favorite members are James and Brian. They inspired me to start playing guitar back in the late 90s.

i cant wait to not sleep tonight!

I'm with you 100%

Hey man, I think Jonathan Davis was referring to you in a recent interview about people testing their stereo with that album. Pretty cool

I saw them on that tour too

I'm a big Korn fan but they're not underrated haha. When you're selling out shows most of your life, and your name is known worldwide, you definitely aren't underrated. There are many talented artists who barely receive any recognition in their lifetimes.

Nah, if anything Korn is over-exposed as a band (and as a hardcore fan myself, I say that in the NICEST way possible) But I honestly don't think Korn should be as popular as they are...what I'm saying is, Korn as a band is a household name, in other words people who don't even listen to this style of music know exactly who they are for the most part. I think Korn should be a band that appeals to serious fans of music and their hardcore fans, but I don't think they should be a household name like they are.

@@Grace-dn3sg i did

@@Grace-dn3sg he mentions them in the video - its the reason i said something.

@@Grace-dn3sg having a bad day?

@@AhsanKhan-eo8dv no im having a pretty good day, how about you?

@@Grace-dn3sg aww did your baby sitter touch you?

Bruh the nothing and serenity of suffering were masterpieces

This one was actually better than the nothing for me. I was expecting the other way around. Sos is still my favorite though, but in no way do they sound like they're running out of ideas

@@dannyboswell7188 For real. Those 2 albums are up there with Issues and Untouchables, if you ask me.

Original KoRn fan here - Got introduced to them thr week ISSUES came out. Funny thing is I hated it, but that's becauae i had already listened to their first album no joke probably 50 + times in the 5 days it was introduced to me. Issues was such a different sound and at rhe time i had ALOT of rage inside me being a teenager that was bullied alot. The ironic thing is that ISSUES became my favorite album to date. TALITM was a massive letdown for me. For how "heavy" it was, it sounded muted to me and piece-mealed together. I hated it and its my least listened to album of theirs. For me, it is the only album that i felt did not have atleast ONE "ah-ha!! Now THAT'S KoRn!!" track. And then along came REQUIEM and i now put this album in the negative KORN file of mine. It ls not good. I dont know how they keep missing key opportunities to add flare and excitement to their albums, but they keep missing it. The only good and worthwhile track IMO is LOST IN THE GRANDEUR. That would be the perfect KoRn song IF JD didnt mute his voice when he goes off after the third verse and screams MOTHERFUCKER. Its too muted. Like come on JD you're not gonna kill your vocal chords ONE time to really give us the anger and emotion like you used to in the 90s and 2000s. Anyway, i disagree TALITM being their last good one. The Nothing was pretty good. BUT IMO their last real KoRn sounding album was KoRn III REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE and that's because they had Ross Robinson producing it, who as you know producrd their first album.

yeah... i ve heard self titled first then life is peachy,,few FtL songs but then found Issues and that album was definitly and still is the best for me ;) keep it uo bro

I doubt they could without Fieldy and David in the mix, those two work together so well and are both under-appreciated. Without those 2 we will never get another Untouchables.

genuinely thought it was a fart.