Music Banter - View Single Post - Was Korn's debut album the darkest, most ground breaking metal album of its time?

edwardc77 · 09-01-2013, 05:51 PM

It was neither the darkest (there was a lot of black and death metal going on at the time) nor the most ground breaking since Korn's sound was basically a mix between Ratm,Faith No More and Primus. Just check out songs like "Bullet In The Head" and "My Name is Mud". However it was a very solid album and countless other bands later on tried to copy Korn's musical recipe without getting it right.

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edwardc77 Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Italy Posts: 128	It was neither the darkest (there was a lot of black and death metal going on at the time) nor the most ground breaking since Korn's sound was basically a mix between Ratm,Faith No More and Primus. Just check out songs like "Bullet In The Head" and "My Name is Mud". However it was a very solid album and countless other bands later on tried to copy Korn's musical recipe without getting it right. __________________ Thought he lost everything then he lost a whole lot more....