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Korn

Links234 · 2011-03-05 15:54:53

any Korn fans? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aylL7AJoe4I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSJXle3LP_Q I've been listening to them a lot again, haven't really listened to them since I was a teenager, and I'd forgotten how good they were

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#32 19-03-2011 07:44PM

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Malice wrote: »

Wow, a 6 string fretless. I've never played one of those. The furthest I went was a Warwick 5 string fretless. My 6 string is an SR706.

Ooh, that's a lovely bass. *folds legs* This is my 6-String fretless, quite lucky to have it, it's custom, Peavey Grind's aren't produced as fretless', which makes it quite nice and rare, needs a service at the moment though. To be quite honest that was a bit of a GAS attack too - I lack will power, don't regret it though.

Malice wrote: »

It was pretty similar for me. I had vaguely arranged a holiday away with a couple of mates but was going through a lean time at work so I hadn't a lot of spare cash. The GAS attack fixed that though. It's quite funny how your mind convinces you that if you don't go out boozing for a few weeks you'll save the cash . I can't remember how much I paid overall, I'm pretty sure it was over €600 anyway. I do remember getting stung by customs as well which was a kick in the nuts.

Certainly seems to be worth the money anyway, there's something about musicians that if they see something that they want, if it's to do with their tech, an instrument, or anything musically associated they'll 9 times out of 10 get it, eventually. Never got really done for instruments myself though... yet, although having said that it'll eventually happen. Actually I'm alright for finding bargains and value for money when buying used instruments, but that probably has something to do with being from Cavan.

How on earth did this turn from a Korn thread to a bass lovefest?

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#33 20-03-2011 01:14AM

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Nailz wrote: »

How on earth did this turn from a Korn thread to a bass lovefest?

you know only too well. because who is he, fieldy? inspired a lot of technically minded bassists. i found it too hard after years of bending and hammering on wimpy guitar strings with my little hands never let it be said bass is 'easy'

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#34 20-03-2011 01:29AM

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Montreaux Jazz Festival 2004 - no signalling over uneven monitor levels here, thats a cert good as reproduction in the live environment gets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLLHP1Zh_Ag

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#35 20-03-2011 02:56AM

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Never seen those Jazz festival videos before, great live sound!

Speaking of bass, one of my favorite Fieldy bass lines is from One More Time off Untouchables

Might aswell put this up too cause its a good song!

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#36 20-03-2011 11:46AM

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Nailz wrote: »

How on earth did this turn from a Korn thread to a bass lovefest?

You started it with this post .

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#37 20-03-2011 01:49PM

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Malice wrote: »

You started it with this post .

D'oh! I'll just get my coat, sorry everyone...

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#38 20-03-2011 01:58PM

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Follow the Leader is a massively underrated album imo.

Korn were probably the first band I discovered myself so I still have a certain fondness for them.

Follow the Leader > Korn > Life is Peachy > Issues > Untouchables > all the rest 'cause I lost interest at this stage

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#39 21-03-2011 04:36AM

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Beekay wrote: »

Never seen those Jazz festival videos before, great live sound!

yup.. that set has helped me appreciate korn, catch them in their element away from those high production promos that were a bit too 'mtv' for me. if links didn't sling the thread up i'd not have bothered ;- am not gonna "get" the likes of BFMV 16yr later though, not a hope lol.. these may have been the last genuinely worthwhile strains of invention in metal for me but i won't go down the curmudgeon route right now korn were street; in a good way that helped too.

here's some more. cos its fly as fook :cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c08oA6ph-Uc

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#40 22-03-2011 01:35PM

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Well this has to be one of their best live performances, still gives me goosebumps! I remember staying up until 2 in the morning to watch this as RTE were showing Woodstock live.

The crowd at 1:25 is epic!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8j6bHnWRjs&hd=1

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#41 22-03-2011 05:56PM

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Epic video, There aren't many songs, by any band, that no matter where it's played will get almost the entire crowd jumping when it kicks in.

Another example....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWUjLRZAaC4

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#42 22-03-2011 10:02PM

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Why Did david leave the band?good drummer.Love fieldys bass playing.

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#43 22-03-2011 11:45PM

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Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Why Did david leave the band?good drummer.Love fieldys bass playing.

He just said he lost interest and went to run his restaurants. Supposedly sold all his drum kits and all! Shame alright, don't think he had much input at all during See you on the other side.

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#44 23-03-2011 09:39AM

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Yeah I liked Korn's old stuff. My favorite song is Here To Stay. Not sure what to think of their newer stuff. I just think they're a bit watered down now.

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#45 23-03-2011 11:17AM

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Korn aren't a band I'd go so far to say I like, but provided they don't clash with anyone at Download, I'd be eager to check them out since they cancelled Dublin in 2006 and that would have been the last time I was anywhere near them

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#46 23-03-2011 01:03PM

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Dave has his own restaurants?cool

Riddle101 wrote: »

Yeah I liked Korn's old stuff. My favorite song is Here To Stay. Not sure what to think of their newer stuff. I just think they're a bit watered down now.

Love the bass line on that song,nice and heavy :cool:

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#47 23-03-2011 01:49PM

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Interestingly it seems Fieldy has his own instructional DVD out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEi6if-s1-g

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#48 23-03-2011 04:03PM

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This is a cool vid, that encounter live dvd is pretty good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ7opqX64W0

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#49 23-03-2011 11:16PM

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That Encounter DVD looks awesome. I've never heard of it before. cool idea!

Always been a huge KoRn fan. a few dodge stuff on the on the stuff after Issues but the last 2, particularly the new one have been great imo.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdcOXqFHuR0
Really like this song.

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#50 28-03-2011 01:12PM

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was a big fan in the 90's and early 00's.

I think their last few studio albums have been very poor, bought them out of loyalty, take look in the mirror was the best of the later releases IMO. My least favorite album album is the latest one, not saying its bad - more down to my tastes changing over the years

also really liked the songs Jonathan Davis worked on for the Queen of the Damned Osd, this I think it may be his best work.

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#51 15-04-2011 01:23AM

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New song just posted up by them. featres some electronic lad called skrillex

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQUU_VHWHPw

Supposedly will be part of an EP to be released in May

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#52 15-04-2011 10:28AM

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Beekay wrote: »

New song just posted up by them. featres some electronic lad called skrillex

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQUU_VHWHPw

Supposedly will be part of an EP to be released in May

I think this tune is amazing. Dubstep and Metal, I was only saying it to a few mates a couple of weeks ago that it would be awesome and Korn go and do it. I haven't liked any of their albums since Untouchables, but it and everything before it are great and now this new sound is sounding super!

https://www.instagram.com/iammetaldave/

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#53 15-04-2011 07:39PM

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That was amazing.

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#54 15-04-2011 10:42PM

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Well fair play to them, they are still putting out original stuff.

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#55 16-04-2011 04:23PM

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ooooh wow! thanks, that song is fantastic!

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#56 13-10-2011 06:45PM

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Thought I'd revive this thread as Korn have released a new song from their upcoming album. It's a Dubstep produced album.

Not as into this song as i was with Get Up but looking forward to hearing the album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr-EqOdVihA

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#57 13-10-2011 10:41PM

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Wow, really liking that! Bring on the album

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#58 19-10-2011 05:56PM

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ive been realy getting into KORN lately and got myself the first 2 albums and their gratest hits, these two have realy grown on me tho.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWWSAOqqiwI
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlLE9emBDeU
just realy enjoying them

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#59 05-12-2011 04:47PM

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New Album out this week sometime... haven't given it a proper listen yet, only a few songs on you tube... sounding pretty good kind of like Untitled but a bit heavier Electronic wise.

So far my favourite is this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Dfs5718BW4

and another song off the album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olLnM2OGFkg

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#60 05-12-2011 11:33PM

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Picked up the special edition on CD today, but I've had the audio for about a week (via...legal...means). It's a fantastic album, and it seems like it's making an impact on the media at large as well; I saw a four star review in none other than the Metro Herald this morning, as well as the album itself (along with Nightwish) prominently displayed in HMV Grafton Street. It might even be good enough to start swinging popular opinion back towards the heavier end of the musical spectrum, which can only be a good thing.

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#61 06-12-2011 12:56AM

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If those songs had no electroblips and beeps over them, everyone would honestly say they're awful. It sounds like a bad band who had the good fortune of foreseeing a bandwagon. There's my two cents.

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