What are you listening to? Part 6

When this CD came out and they blew up on MTV, it was pretty cool to watch the crowds going nuts when they performed this song live. Because of their performance of this song at Woodstock 2 they were blamed for causing the festival to fall into anarchy. Some people dispute that though. This song HAS to be listened to as loud as possible.
I saw them after their first album came out, which was much harder. He was a good showman, even that early.
 

sailfish

Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
:censored2:ing love Limp Bizkit. Good call.
Them and Papa Roach were my two favorite bands back when I was in fifth grade. I used to slip into the living room in the early morning hours before school and watch MTV (back when they would air music videos in the morning). It was where I first heard My Way.

 
Them and Papa Roach were my two favorite bands back when I was in fifth grade. I used to slip into the living room in the early morning hours before school and watch MTV (back when they would air music videos in the morning). It was where I first heard My Way.

I was 19 when "three dollar bill y'all" came out. It was the coolest thing I'd heard since Korn came out.

 

sailfish

Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
I was 19 when "three dollar bill y'all" came out. It was the coolest thing I'd heard since Korn came out.

Could you imagine hearing something like Korn for the first time when that album came out in 1994? I mean, the 80's had metal but nothing that sounded quite like this.

 
Could you imagine hearing something like Korn for the first time when that album came out in 1994? I mean, the 80's had metal but nothing that sounded quite like this.

I can tell you the exact driveway I was sitting in and who played it for me in 1994 when that came out and I heard it for the first time.
 

FromOffTheStreets

Well-Known Member
Could you imagine hearing something like Korn for the first time when that album came out in 1994? I mean, the 80's had metal but nothing that sounded quite like this.

Korn definitely transformed music after it came out. I was more into punk (green day, mxpx) & some underground hard-core (focal point, living sacrifice) back in middle school. I was on the school bus heading to a football game the first time I heard Korn.
I kinda graduated from punk after that and listened to more of the mid level rock like sevendust, taproot, trust company, trapt, submersed, staind, deftones, p.o.d.
It wasn't until I heard killswitch engage- as daylight dies that I headed back to metal.
 
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