Distance talking about how he likes Korn

[mIrReN]

that was then.... this is now

[kingbananathe]

You're all greebo's, accept it. Distance especially.

That's why so many little emo kids like Skrillex and shit ya get me.

[teamhobson]

Used to love a bit of Korn. They have a shit load of good tunes.

Shame about that horrendous 'dubstep' album...

[scattybeanhead]

they definitely have some big tunes but just not recently. they haven't been good for at least 10 years

[Clayman]

Korn haven't been good since the album with Twisted Transistor, but I wasn't even too big on that one either. Lot of their stuff is hit and miss with me but still love tunes like Blind, Falling away from me etc

I'd like to know if Distance actually likes any modern metal... I highly doubt it

[_cheef_]

fuck korn, gimmie some snot.

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[Jizz]

The first two Korn albums would have been good without J Dickhead singing.

this pretty much, and that goes for so much of modern metal music; the lyrics and/or singing style are just so bad, but the instrumentals are well good

[Reamz]

Korn were good. Distance likes metal.

[Electric_Head]

Korn got hate before they collaborated with Skrill.

[Kid Bosk]

i like corn too

Lmao... yes corn has had a huge influence in my life

[Dr Bloodnugget]

Let man listen to what he wants I say.

[therapist]

Used to love a bit of Korn. They have a shit load of good tunes.

Shame about that horrendous 'dubstep' album...

Stupid thing is they could have made it without ever mentioning dubstep or a genre crossover and it wouldn't have been so bad. The most painful thing about it is just that so many define anything 140 with a big snare as dubstep now. It's just another Korn album with some crazy synths and production, which is fair enough if they wanted to do that for any reason other than jumping on a bandwagon.

[sn0wday]

Classic metal pose at the back.

What is the name of that photo?

[Kid Bosk]

Classic metal pose at the back.

What is the name of that photo?

I'm... I'm sorry thats... thats just a stupid fucking question

[the_disconekt]

Classic metal pose at the back.

What is the name of that photo?

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[Shum]

Classic metal pose at the back.

What is the name of that photo?

I'm... I'm sorry thats... thats just a stupid fucking question

Exactly. It's obviously named "Tim & Barry©", you can see that in the bottom left corner. DUH.

Seriously though, here's a better explanation from another thread:

Anyone else notice that the labels of the pictures are wrong where it says "Cyrus"? Isn't that actually Tunnidge?

it's cyrus. (i organised the photo shoot and did the labels on the photo )

just wondering, how/why did you organize it? was it just like "hey everyone come down we're gonna take some pics" and they did? that's pretty awesome btw

There was a style mag that wanted to do a round up of different music genres, friends of mine were doing loads of the different features but they asked me to do the dubstep one.

I'd always been a huge fan of A Great Day in Harlem and thought it would be fun to re-create that shot, but in the place we all felt connected to at the time, 3rd Base. Mala sorted it with the owner, I rang around all the headz and it all came together quite quickly. Then the style mag never used the shot, Tim & Barry stopped returning my calls for a few years, before they let the shot be published. I'm glad it eventually was.

[raffia]

distance sounds like heavy metal

[ultraspatial]

first korn album is alright. 2nd one is better (minus the "intense" crying parts at the end). the rest is shit. deftones were always better and way ahead of other nu metal bands.

[sigbowls]

I'm listening to 2000 bass odysy and a remix of a korn song was on when i saw this thread

without the vocals see up to dnb tempo

[rorz9992]

I used to like a bit of Korn, they were pretty inventive when they first broke through, they had some really weird guitar sounds and were one of the first heavy bands to use hip-hop style beats etc. I lost interest when they released 'Issues', as I think they were trying a bit too hard to sound 'spooky' and I hate gothic-type shit. Althought the bass tone on that album is badass.

Hed Planet Earth, Deftones, and Incubus all had superior material at the time though, in my opinion. Only Deftones is still good / relevant now