Korn

Korn  Main Performer

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1 Blind Shuck/Schinn/Korn [ 4:19
2 Ball Tongue Korn [1] 4:29
3 Need To Korn [1] 4:01
4 Clown Silveria/Arvizu/Wel 4:37
5 Divine Korn [1] 2:51
6 Faget Korn [1] 5:49
7 Shoots and Ladders Korn [1] 5:22
8 Predictable Korn [1] 4:32
9 Fake Korn [1] 4:51
10 Lies Korn [1] 3:22
11 Helmet in the Bush Korn [1] 4:02
12 Daddy Korn [1] 17:31
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Korn

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Immortal/Epic

Style: Heavy Metal

Korn

UPC: 074646663325

Release Date: 10/11/1994

Original Release Date: 10/11/1994

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Blind, Ball Tongue, Need To, Clown, Divine, Faget, Shoots and Ladders, Predictable, Fake, Lies, Helmet in the Bush, Daddy]
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  • Korn  Main Performer 

Stephen Thomas Erlewine

With little publicity, radio play, or MTV exposure, Korn took their eponymous 1994 debut to platinum status. Like all unexpected successes, it's easier to understand its popularity in retrospect. Although they disdain the "metal" label, there's no question that Korn are among the vanguard of post-grunge alt-metal outfits. Borrowing from Jane's Addiction, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, Helmet, Faith No More, Anthrax, Public Enemy, and N.W.A, Korn developed a testosterone-fueled, ultra-aggressive metal-rap hybrid. They're relentless, both in their musical attack and in lead singer Jonathan Davis' bleak, violent lyrics. Tales of abuse and alienation run rampant throughout the record. It's often disturbing and, to some ears, even offensive, but their music can have a cathartic effect that makes up for their vulgarity and questionable lapses in taste. It's a powerful sound and one that actually builds on the funk-metal innovations of the late '80s/early '90s instead of merely replicating them. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi