Disco de Korn: “Take A Look In The Mirror (Explicit)”

Take a Look in the Mirror is brilliant. After very disappointing "Untouchables", Korn is back with their second very best album ( after "Korn" obviously ). The album has 4 masterpieces:

Right Now 7/5 High energy son, very catchy, awesome vocals!

Everything I've known 7/5 "THEN WE FIGHT" line sounds unbelievable.

Did my time 7/5 Awesome song.

Let's do it now 7/5 One of the best Korn songs, "Break you down

Mercy, I cannot allow" sound great!

Great songs:

Absolutely stupid songs

And , yes, the bonus track "One". I'm speechless, I'm a very big fan of Metallica and Korn outdid Metallica here, WOW

So don't listen to people who don't like the album. It's an absolute must for a metal fan.

Forget about a couple idiotic songs like "I'm done" and you'll get yourself a CD that is worth your every penny.

Bravissimo, Korn! 4.8/5

I wasnt really a big foan of Korn, their music is ok, I enjoyed their Self-Titled Album the most, but I thought they blew it with Untochables, with exception of a few of the songs which were good. As soon as I bought this CD and listened through it all the way I was really happy on what I heard.... This is defiently comparable to self-titled. Everything I've Known is by far the best song on this album, and I constantly put it on repeat. Did my Time was the only song I wasnt a big fan of. Y'a'll want a single was a very good look into how the Music Industry tries to dictate bands..

1. Right Now (3:10)--- 10/10

The Bonus Track I was not a big fan of..

To wrap it up this is a must buy for any music fan... This has really made me look at Korn as a band that will be staying on top...

I am a huge Korn fan and this is one of korn's best albums to date! I like all of Korn's cds, Korn rules! I have the new song word up stuck in my head. Cant wait for the covers cd! Get this album if you like korn or heard the radio singles.

First off, let's go ahead and get one thing straight, everybody has different musical preferences. On top of that you have to take into consideration the time, place, and other influences you had at the time of your first listen. For example, if you have a ton of friends that are completely dedicated you may like the album more or if it is the first Korn album you hear you may prefer it over others. With that said, lets continue...

My opinion of this album will follow along the line of the traditional reviews below. There are those that love it, there are those that think it is okay and there are those who want nothing to do with this album or even Korn as a band. Their reasons however, do all differ based on their own personal preferences.

In my personal opinion, from the 1st moment I bought this album and put it in my CD player I was blown away. I thought it was without a doubt the best Korn album to date. Since that time, my opinion has changed as usually first impressions always do.

First of all, I believe this is the heaviest album to date in the Korn catalog and remains to be. This brings into question what is heavy. Heavy to me is the screaming and anger (brought forth by the talented Jonathan Davis), and the faster tempo and extremely thick, heavy distortion on the guitars. (Others will disagree as they see the tuning of the guitars makes an album heavy and others feel JD's voice is tiresome, I hope you are getting my point and that I obviously have a different opinion).

Finally, after several listens I still feel it is one of the best albums, but doesn't stand out from any of my other favorites from Korn, as it has its ups and downs. So if you are interested in Korn and have a preference for guitars and screaming this is a Korn album for you, I think, but then again it may be too soft for those types. If you prefer the sounds of Life is Peachy, some from Follow the Leader, Issues and other more commercial bands, you may want to pass this one up. Either way, don't hate they do a lot better than you...and keep in mind this is only my opinion, so it can never be wrong...

For those haters out there, this is when and what order I have listened to all the Korn Albums...

Korn (self-titled) - 1998

Follow the Leader - 1999

Life is Peachy - 1999

Issues - 2000

Take a Look in the Mirror - 2003

Untouchables - 2005

first of all i would like to say stop comparing TALITM with Self Titled.i think all albums are masterpieces on their own. BANDS EVOLVE like we f*****g humans. it will sound damn boring if they keep following the so called format of self titled.now as for why i give this sh*t 5 stars is plain simple.it is very heavy. u can finally hear Jon's wordings clearly. he sings and shouts like a mad b*tch. and he balances them well. the only thing i miss is his scats like in ball tongue. and i do hope he produce songs (longer ones) like break some off.that is the s"it. play me is one of the best nu-metal songs. nas raps and compliments the heavy riffs.better than wicked or cameltosis(which has exaggerated effects). plus they whacked the s*it out of Metallica on One. i know Jon is stagnant when comes to the writing of lyrics. he cant stop complaing abt his misfortunes can he? but i guess that is Korn, epitome of hate. anyway, i cant imagine Jon saying I love u or I wanna be with u forever. GROSS! by the way i think Untouchables was not heavy. it is just weird but nice. but this is heavy...keep screaming your ass off Jon!!