KORN Start The Healing Composer Reaction and Dissection The Decomposer Lounge
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KORN Start The Healing Composer Reaction and Dissection The Decomposer Lounge
Korn is definitely one of the most groundbreaking, and influential Hard Rock/Metal bands of all time, whether you like them or not. Their influential status is a FACT.
Faith No More is, they influence korn and deftones and slipknot and many more.
I don't think Djent would be a thing without them (and Fear Factory... and Meshuggah).
@@sussychachi Faith no more are and so are Korn. Faith No More inspired Korn and Korn many of others. You can credit both you know
@@hre2stay just many people fail to relealize FNM and Mr.bungle influences. Tbh most FNM and bungle fan base hate Korn and I am one of the few who love Korn.
#facts
Korn is just an awesome band, their staying power is truly impressive.
Nah they’re pretty bad.
@@tungmiyaynusnbahls8936 haha, no.
@@tungmiyaynusnbahls8936 music is subjective man. Just because it's not your thing doesn't make it bad music it's just not for you. To each their own I always say. Plenty of music I don't like but doesn't make it bad music. I could sit here and say why would we care about what someone with such a stupid name has to say? But again, to each their own. I'm sure there are plenty of bands you listen to that I don't like but that doesn't make them bad. Just by your name and comment you're either very young or just have a juvenile mind. Don't worry maybe one day you'll understand music
They're OK. I used to love them when I was younger.
@@tungmiyaynusnbahls8936 We all think you're pretty cool because you don't like Korn.
Korn is so sick! One of the all time greats in my humble opinion.
I love the way Jonathan sings and speaks his vocals, great engineering and so hard to do, I love this sound from them, it shows a maturity in Jonathans songwriting 🤘
The philosophical and psychological aspects of the song is amazing. It reminds me of a lot of Carl Jung's theory of the Shadow and the collective unconsciousness.
The music theory aspect is interesting as well, Korn does a lot of key changes and modes you would find in Gypsy, flamenco, and middle eastern classical music. Much different than traditional western music style.
I feel like a person could write a academic essay about Korn and it would cover a wide range of disciplines from Psychology, philosophy, theology, and the theory of music from western music to middle eastern music to the far east. I wouldn't put Korn in a box or label of heavy metal, that's just a brand name for the music industry to sell a product. Korn is on a level of no rules no branding or in the box. Korn is a style all of its own.
Amen
✌🏻💚🤘🏻 it’s the only way to fly!
I got chicken skin watching you get chicken skin. I've been into Korn since before the first album and I have a full Korn tattoo backpiece. Always awesome watching you break their songs down.
If he did any song from Untouchables I'd be vibrating, man.
Beautiful song, favorite band ever. KoRn!
This upcoming album, Requiem (release date Feb 4, 2022) will be the bands 14th record. Been at it, as KoRn, since 1994.
1993*
I went back through your video history to make sure I don't pick a song that you've already reacted to, if you're interested in thumbing thru their discography just to see how their writing and sound has evolved over their tenure, I recommend you check out (in order):
"Blind" - 1994
"Mr. Rogers" - 1996
"Freak on a Leash" - 1998
"Make Me Bad" - 1999
"Here to Stay" - 2002
"Counting on Me" - 2003
"Throw Me Away" - 2005
"Killing" - 2007
"Oildale (Leave Me Alone)" - 2010
"Narcissistic Cannibal" - 2011
"Victimized" - 2013
"The Hating" - 2016
"The Darkness is Revealing" - 2019
Trust me. You will not be disappointed.
I'm kinda new to metal so i listened to korn the first time almost a year ago and since then they are one of my fav bands and i love everything they do
I was born 2003 which explains why this is new to me
Damn, Korn's new song is amazing. Glad you reacted to this song, Geebz.
Such a great chorus!
I was raised on classic rock and still absolutely Love it. Didnt really get into metal or Nu Metal until I was in my early to mid 20s. My dad always talked about how the music he loved (Beatles, Stones, Orbison, Grass Roots, etc) always gave him that chicken skin. I always got it from classic rock and never got it from much else until I randomly got introduced to Disturbed (Believe) and then Korn and Linkin Park. Give me that feeling of electricity in my veins. So glad I found it!
Oh yes, I love Korn. Cool seeing you being so fast!
So, about styles... KoRn never stop changing and experimenting with sounds. They even have a dubstep album
Dude! I love your reaction! I saw Korn on their 1st national tour back in ,93. I think 🤔 they have changed base players! But, After almost 30 years things change! When they were once angry kick butt youths! Now , u r n your 50s or 40s, with kids and a wife and mortgage, . Things change. But they r still kicking Ass!!!!!
The first thing I thought was this is super almost over produced for a Korn track.
That being said Korn is a band that has done it all and I’m ok with that.
I’ve been a fan for the entire 28 years and they never let me down. I was fortunate enough to see them on the very first tour with Bizkit and never looked back they are a constant in my life and a huge part of my life soundtrack.
waaaaaaaay over produced.
@@MrGreendayzed After Untouchables, there's nothing that KoRn could do that could compare to the production that album had. It was almost unplayable live. I think this one could still be played live.
I got to see them with Limp Bizkit opening then Helmet as the mid band then Korn just destroyed the whole crowd. They opened with blind and a huge red drape was in the front of the stage during the build up. You could see the outline of each member. Then it dropped at the "Are You Ready" intro. Whole place went straight bananas. Athens, GA in like 96 or 97. Was a fan before but that live show really showed me what they can do with a crowd.
I haven't heard this track yet. Not a fan... That said, I used to be a huge fan and caught them on every tour up until Untouchables. Floored every time
@@MrGreendayzed this is less produced than Untouchables for example.
I was expecting them to be good live and was still blown away when I saw them.
Rich tAMB
KoRn 4ever! 7 String Sound at it's best.
I love the quality of writing Korn’ last few years. Lots of heart and unique to them sounds.
Great tune. I’m really digging their new stuff. Been listening since they started & a couple of their albums in the middle were pretty average. Korn after all these years are in the midst of writing some of their best work yet. Loving it 🤙
Can’t beat ‘ball tounge’ or ‘helmet in the bush’ geebs. 😎
Weird hearing this for the first time, it’s like old Korn but 2020. Feels like tool with vocals behind the instruments!?
Love this Awwright!! A Perfect Circle - By and down the river! Either studio version or stone and echo version is a must listen!
Brian “Head” Welch has been back for a few years after he took a break from the band. Brian has been helping write the music. It is similar in style to his Christian Nu Metal band Love and Death. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you check that band out too. Paralyzed is a very good song of theirs and Let Me
Love You is awesome. The entire most recent Love and Death album is amazing too. I just can’t recall the name of it.
Love ya Geebz💜I can see you are in pain and Just know that there's a lot of us out there who can see that and appreciate it because we are in pain too and the fact that you keep keeping on really sets the cord 😎🤘
Still here Brother,
Korn will always have a spot in my heart . Took my youngest to see them and Slipknot back in 2014, he was 8 🤘
One of my most cherished memories.
Another great Breakdown brother!!
Awwwright!!🤙
6 DAYS AND COUNTING !!
I'm still here ;) I don't watch all your reaction vids, but I always watch through to the end.
Still here!! Korn was my first ever favorite band that I discovered without the help of my parents, my first album I ever owned was Follow the Leader which I still love to this day! They definitely were a cornerstone in developing my musical taste. I hope you are able to fit in a reaction to one of between the buried and me’s new songs, I’ve recommended several songs from it because I just know you will love what you hear, so picking a random suggestion from their album Colors II, check out Prehistory. I love your videos, look forward to them every day! Good luck with surgery and recovery!
And as usual I went to go turn on colors 2 and now I’m second guessing my suggestion… definitely check out Bad Habits by BTBAM!
Same here bro. First band I found on my own. Falling away from me blew my little mind lol
Howzit Geeebz !!!
Excellent choice sir 🤘
Saw Korn live in Rotterdam and I remember the power and energy of their music. They just blow you away man ..love it.
They really are a class act live. Professional all the way
Dead on, I've seen them about 20 times and there has never been a bad show. I can recall at least 2 koRn shows that are in my top 10 gigs of all time. (Been watching live music since late 80s).
Thank you for all you've done over the past year. ❤️
Yessssss! I cant wait for you to react to more Korn. You gotta do Here to Stay, its their big grammy winner and their production on that album (Untouchables) is held in high regard, but fans and non fans alike.
And I just gotta say I love how you can articulate and pick up on the little things man. Its all stuff that I either love but cant particularly explain, or little things I may have missed. Keep rockin Geebz and take care of that shoulder!
Loved your video. Korn is my all time favorite
We are still here, you do you
You're awesome man. Love your energy
Dude, "Metal rainbow" is the coolest shit you've ever said. That totally needs to go viral and be a thing!
One of the best music channels on RUclips. I absolutely love it.
I have been searching for the reason why KoRn is my favorite band other than I just love their groove. Its because any time they put out new music. They make these :simple" riffs and always manage to make them sound fresh and new while creating an atmospheric sound with the lead guitars. Everything about the band from the singer to the drummer is unique and has a definitive tone.
...and ofcourse I'm still here!
Everyone talking about Here to Stay - but I think an amazing one would be “No One’s There” - the production, the structure and the song writing on that song is so good. One of the best even if doesn’t sound like “classic” Korn
This is why you are so awesome man, this is Korn first single with a new Bass player. I'm so amazed that you can tell the difference. Loving your videos more and more
This album was written during the lock downs and completed around April 2021… well before Fieldy went on his hiatus
I looked it up after seeing your comment. Fieldy still played on this track/upcoming album. It does definitely have a different flavor on the bass, so he was working with a different sound. Easy misconception to make
@@BrysonPagh you're totally right, I looked up on the band info and Ra Diaz (from suicidal tendencies) is said to be a back up just for the summer tour. Fieldy appears as a co-writter for all the songs on the new album "Requiem". My bad, should I delete the original comment?
@@SuperBart1989 only you can decide that my friend. The fact was incorrect, but a portion of the post was praise for geebz. No harm in either choice
@@SuperBart1989 Don’t delete original I wasn’t sure what was going on with the bass until seeing this thread
I'm still here! Love your reactions and break downs of the music coming from a fellow musician! Can't wait until KoRns new album Requiem comes out February 4th! Hope all goes well with your arm so you can get back to the things you love!
Yes KoRn is for sure pioneers for new metal!! And they are just so unique. Rock on Geebz!!¡
I'm still here, Geebz. 👍
An old band of mine used to cover "Blind". That's a fun one to play on a 7 string. It's chuncky!
I'm still here.
SO is KORN.
Thanks for such a lovely insightful break-down!
I'm still here, wishing you the best recovery for you shoulder!!
KoЯn are all very good musicians and only good things can come out of it 💯👍💥
I love Brian's band Love&Death so much ❤️🙏However, I miss the dirty bass of Fieldy, which unfortunately is still in this healing, I hope it comes back soon 🙌🙌✊💋
The album is certainly great what follows 💪💥
Good healing for your arm 🙏😁
Thanks Geebz
The end of the C section of this song is a little lackluster, but the song is an earworm, and I love it.
I think it resolves at the outro. Feels like a Deftones style of song structure where it goes heavier only for the outro. I bet the next single will be more of a banger.
@@northtimo666 what did you think of Forgotten? 😃🖤🤘🏻
Sometimes the little things make all the difference. Case in point: the way Jonathan divides the word "insane" into two parts at the end of the first part of the bridge.
I’m not into Korn but Geebz...your the man to change my mind
They have couple great songs, but I'm more into Opeth too.
@@HenritheHorse yep...Geebz needs to get back to the old opeth...
When you've heard Opeth, Korn are just a downgrade. I started with Korn then got into Opeth, Katatonia, Mastodon etc...
Korn is just different. Kinda apples and oranges for progressive death and nu metal (or modern Korn is more just metal).
I was never a huge fan, even being from Bakersfield, the land of Korn fanboys. However, since they picked up this latest drummer they've developed a heavier and more nuanced sound. I can dig it.
@@TT-df9hp I enjoy both immensly. Korn has a unique sound and no other band got the same vibe as they do. I don’t see Korn as a downgrade in any way as they play different genres too.
Best of luck with your surgery. I hope your shoulder feels better soon.
Always here mate.
Korn's new releases have been nocking it out of the park!
Jonathan Davis is a genius
27 years since the first album came out
Aloha Geebz! The countdown continues 🤘🤙 still here
Damn, you wanna talk about a band I literally grew up with! I love that they're still making great music... And don't worry about the video, I'm sure a lot of us caught the midnight premier
Next time you come back their way, hit the Issues album... It's still one of their best and one of my all time favorites. I actually DARE you to find a bad song!
Wake Up is pretty bad, but everything else on that album is golden.
@@immaculatetoilet ok, after listening to JUST that again, I'll give it to you... But barely... It's probably the weakest of the bunch, for sure, though
@@xxndoxx1 it's like a sequel to Reclaim My Place of sorts, which is 100x better imo.
im still here, alright :D
Please do Cradle of Filth the song Her ghost in the fog. These guys and girl are giants in the extreme metal scene.
Reveille - Feeling is a great song by a lesser known band. When i first heard it i thought it was making fun of Jonathan Davis in the Korn song Daddy where he crying in the song, but after further research of the lyrics, it seems its more about experiencing abuse as a child getting and forcing yourself to get over it and prove to the person/s that inflicted the abuse they didn't ruin you!! . It just so happened to come out after the Korns -Daddy and i linked them together. Regardless of my ignorance...Both are great songs that i hope gets reacted to eventually. Thanks Geebz!!
I'm still here brah! Take care of that shoulder.
I'm still here! Keep it up and take care!
Need to listen to some of korn’s early stuff
SWEEEET!
Korn's last album, The Nothing, was almost a perfect album, in my opinion. There was only 1 song that I disliked, but EVERYTHING ELSE, was definitely some of Korn's best work since the late 90s. You've gotta react to Idiosyncrasy and Harder!
I think their last 2 albums were mostly amazing. It's like both have some really killer songs, but some songs that were okayish.
I just woke up today with some Korn song in my head which made me think "hey, how come Geebz didn't have them for his countdown", and then I open youtube page to this and also find out that the band has a great new single, woooow :D
I'm still here! lol
I'm still here! On a friday night, no less...
Korn were absolutely pioneers for the sound of that era back then, and they have kept up through thick and thin with the most pounding, heavy, and most times experimental sounds they can muster.
They never lost sight of speaking about what's going on around them, either, which I like to see with the lyrics. Everyone needs to hear that other people go through everything imaginable; that others besides you hurt, bleed, and give up at times.
But they are still kicking and laying down the gnarliest riffs, and seem to be very together as a band with their composition.
Love the vid, Geebz, and awesome new track from Korn! Excited to hear the rest of the album, keep on rockin'! Awwwright!
I'm still here! Thank you for a phenomenal year!
Their first four albums were their best
Thanks for the analysis, Geebz! I’ve been a Korn fan since their self-titled in 1994, and while they’ve definitely released some meh albums, their unique sound has remained the same despite the experimentation. Nobody else sounds like them. I’m loving the melodies they’ve been doing with the last few albums. Korn has aged like a fine wine in my opinion. Once they stopped trying to be the angry Korn of yesteryear, they hit their stride. Hopefully they keep going. Good luck, buddy, and take care.
On Point 👌🏼 Great reaction
That was pretty killer!
When you said you didn't follow Korns trajectory Korn&Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit stands out in my mind as "huh" "what?" "Oh nasty".
Yes they started it
Hello from New England..I've been a KORN fan since 1995 when I saw them in Tucson AZ and they slayed!!!....Ive heard this song twice earlier today and it was good, but I expected them to drop the hammer in the middle of the song..This sounds like a single so they wanted something a bit more commercial...Jonathan still has that killer voice, MONKEY and HEAD redefined guitar playing in that era, and I feel Feildy is such an underrated player!!! They also introducing the 7 string to New Metal...Which they are credited to pioneering that sound..Ive seen them 5 times Including HELLFEST 2017-18 and and they destroyed...Great pick..Peace from the Northeast..
they redefined guitar playing huh?
I'm still here
I just wanna say rainbow was a bad ass metal band
Excellent review.
That’s the best. I used to say Stupid in the same way lol. Korn is the best. Bakersfield Cal here
My condolences, from another Bakersfield native.
damn son! :o still here as always!
rainbows and metal do get together. It’s a legendary combination!
Metal and rainbows? Heck yeah! Always :)
rest that shoulder mate.take care.Korn4Life
I dont care for Korn generally but this song is pretty good!
❤❤❤
The album comes out next year that's what it said on Wikipedia.
Look I didn't even know it was korn singing this. I heard this on the radio but first time I was hooked.. Doesn't sound like Jonathan Davis but I loved it 💯💯🎶🏳️🏁🙃 Reginald Arvizu wrote this song. The BASS player 🎸🎸 🎼🎼🎶🎵😂🥁🥁👌 🎼(facts) . Look it up.
Nice review, just subscribed. Hello from Dublin, Ireland.
basically the Walk by Pantera riff. Their guitar tone has modernized a bit in the last couple of years.
True! A bit more interesting though.
You should react to: Death- Flesh and the power it holds
Surprised you haven't done a Death reaction
man, you need react a sepultura - Roots blody roots, this is a brazilian band that mixes drums and a lot of brazilian culture with a very heavy sound and frenetic drums
You do realise Root's Bloody Roots existed pretty much because of korn right
@@hre2stay You're wrong! Sepultura was founded in 1984 by the Cavalera brothers, and Korn released their first album 10 years later, in 1994.
Sepultura gained respect and fame in the 1990s with records like Arise and Chaos A.D., and became a strong influence for countless death metal, groove metal and nu metal bands, most likely Korn (which is an amazing band)
This is definitely a classic radio release from them. They usually release a more radio friendly single from each album and the rest is usually a bit more heavy! Great vid though, love your insights.
Great reaction bro
Take care of yourself buddy, health first, we'll catch up later ✌️
Hope your arm heals up well ✌️
Tool - Stinkfist. This song means a lot to me as it was my first intro into Tool in the late 90s. Holds a special place in my heart and would love to hear you decompose it!!
Can’t believe more haven’t mentioned it
Korn has been and always will be in my top 5
SWEEEEE!
Please do Dimmu Borgir "Progenies of the Great Apocalypse"