EX Korn guitar players debut cd anyone?

This is a long shot here but i think this album rocks. Much better then what the Korn guys are putting out and this video Flush is pretty weird and crazy. This song has a Type o Negative feel to it near the middle.

Not my cup of tea. I guess I'm not a depressed kind of guy to enjoy this type of music.

I am a Korn fan but I am not sure what to think of this yet, not much buzz surrounding this release, I have to hear a few more songs before I make up my mind about it, but so far it isn'tbad.

GrandNational wrote:

Not my cup of tea. I guess I'm not a depressed kind of guy to enjoy this type of music.

im as upbeat as they get if its good its good, i dont listen to the lyrics.

MetalRob331 wrote:

GrandNational wrote:

Not my cup of tea. I guess I'm not a depressed kind of guy to enjoy this type of music.

im as upbeat as they get if its good its good, i dont listen to the lyrics.

It's not so much the lyrics but the over-all feel of the music for me. It's a bit slow and has a cold feel to it.

A bit too Nu Metal for me-TJ

Not a fan of koRn, not interested in this guy, but hats off to him for turning his life around...

I 've listened to it a couple times, to be honest it kind went into background mode for me. I don't dislike it but it really didn't jump out and make want to play it over and over. It will go on the shelf at my house and if and when someone asks me about it I will probably answer " You know, I really don't know. Let's listen to it" Then after after a few minutes it will go back into the background sounds and get put on the shelf again. This really isn't fair of me but it is the truth.

My 14 year old son is really liking it though, so I think a lot of it has to do with age and where we are at musically. My heart still resides with the 80s type vibe more than this newer type of metal

What i've heard just bores me. He should of tried to do something a little different than rehashed Korn music. He left the band and had an opportunity to branch out musically but chose to do the same old tired style. I thought he was going to dislpay some guitar solos because he said in his book that he was into 80's metal growing up and even Dimbag tried to push him to play too. Oh well...

seen him doing solos before, i think he should actually put some in cus he's not bad

dont care for it really

Haven't heard it but I did read the guys book.

IMO Head made Korn and when he left Munky just couldnt cut it. Head has the style and the trademark Korn riffs.

It's not amazing, but the video was pretty cool.

I will forever hate anything Korn related because that damn band gave me a migraine and made me miss a lot of the KMFDM set when I saw them.

KORN was very awesome when i seen them live and very very loud.

TheGooch wrote:

dont care for it really

i.e. haven't heard, just want to fit in.

MetalRob331 wrote:

KORN was very awesome when i seen them live and very very loud.

They were very, very loud but the only thing I could hear was thumping bass. Just a horrible mix; the vox were completely lost which in the case of Korn would normally be a good thing but that constant THUMP, THUMP, THUMPPITY, THUMP just gave me an awful headache.

Why the hell Korn was even on this bill I'll never understand. God Lives Underwater opened, followed by Korn then KMFDM. What was Korn doing on an otherwise industrial bill? I have no idea but they totally ruined it and earned my undying hatred. I never liked their crap to begin with but to make me miss most of KMFDM's set on the Nihil tour is unforgivable.

I have a few God Lives Underwater cds funny how you mention them

MetalRob331 wrote:

I have a few God Lives Underwater cds funny how you mention them

Yeah, don't know what ever happened to them. I thought they had a unique sound on the industrial scene

I was expecting him go sound very different from what he used to play with Korn. :

Eyesore wrote:

TheGooch wrote:

dont care for it really

i.e. haven't heard, just want to fit in.

whatever