Korn - Untouchables music CD discography

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From: Metalhead66	Date: October 28, 2004 at 12:20
This is Great,Superb Brilliant Oh..Wait..I was having a Slayer Rein In Blood Flashback ..As for this It Sucks!!

From: eddie	Date: March 30, 2005 at 15:39
MetalHead, I'm with ya, dude! SLAYER and other thrash and heavy metal bands are millions times better than this bullshit!

From: Supernaut	Date: May 9, 2005 at 14:42
Even though I hate death metal, I would take it over Korn anyday, because there is more talent there....

From: POWERREAL

Date: June 13, 2005 at 13:47

KORN ES EL GRUPO MAS MIERDA QUE YO HAYA CONOCIDO, ESTOS NO SON NI SIQUIERA MUSICOS LOS HE MIRADO TOCAR Y NO TE SACAN NI UN BUEN SOLO EN TODA SU DISCOGRAFIA, ESTOS DE KORN NO HACEN MUSICA, HACEN RUIDO, EL RUIDO NO ES MUSICA Y POR LO TANTO NO DEBERIA DE ESTAR AQUI EN UN RINCON DE LA RED DONDE SE HABLA DE MUSICA, LE PONGO A ESTE DISCO -1000 / 10 SI QUIEREN ESCUCHAR BUENA MUSICA, ESCUCHEN HEAVY METAL Y ALGO DE POWER, Y LOS KE ESCUCHAN A KORN, POBRECITOS Y CAMBIEN DE OIDOS Y DE CEREBRO, EN SERIO ¡¡¡

From: Doghouse Reilly

Date: November 22, 2022 at 14:56

One of the most distinctive things about Korn, especially on their first couple albums, was that close, claustrophobic production. The music sounded like it was recorded in a tiny, airless room with almost no reverb, with David Silveria's high, clanging piccolo snare and those seven-string riffs drilling into your skull. That sound really heightened the sense of dysfunction and paranoia that was so much a part of the band. On Untouchables, the sound is much bigger and more spacious, and as a result, Korn sounds a lot less unique. Also, there's no rapping at all, and even Jonathan's staccato, off-kilter vocal phrasing is dialed back in favor of him trying to actually sing—which, at this point, he is just not very good at. I liked the first single "Here To Stay" when it first came out, and maybe a couple other songs, and while I've come to appreciate the band's first few albums as the '90's get ever smaller in the rearview, Untouchables is where I get off the train. Oddly, their most rec

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