Korn - Korn III: Remember Who You Are mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Matthew Goldman
• Bass – Fieldy Arvizu
• Drums – Ray Luzier
• Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Monti
• Guitar – James "Munky" Shaffer, Shane Gibson
• Keyboards – Zac Baird
• Lyrics By – Korn
• Mastered By – Ted Jensen
• Music By – Korn
• Music By [Additional] – Ross Robinson
• Photography By – Joseph Cultice
• Producer – Ross Robinson
• Vocals – Jonathan Davis

Notes

- Title refers to being their third album with producer Ross Robinson, who produced their first 2 albums.
- On sticker on front: "Deluxe CD/DVD set includes: 3 bonus tracks, DVD with 10 in-studio videos, expanded artwork".
- Track DVD-01 includes the intro-track from the cd named "Uber-Time".
- Track 1-12 to 1-14 are special edition bonus tracks.
- Track 1-14 recorded live at the Roseland Ballroom, NYC, May 10, 2010.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Printed): 0 16861 77575 9
• Rights Society: SADAIC - BIEM
• Label Code: LC 09231
• Mastering SID Code (CD): IFPI L701
• Mould SID Code (CD): ifpi 1R06
• Matrix / Runout (CD): 52943 - L.D.A. - INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA - WARNER - 168617757-5
• Mastering SID Code (DVD): IFPI L701
• Matrix / Runout (DVD): 318940 - L.D.A. - INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA - WARNER - 168617757-5

Companies

• Record Company – Warner Music Argentina
• Recorded At – Korn Studios
• Mastered At – Sterling Sound
• Published By – Stratosphericyoness Music
• Published By – Fieldysnuttz Music
• Published By – Musik Munk Publishing
• Published By – Lose Yer Ear Music
• Published By – I Am Ross Music
• Licensed To – Roadrunner Records
• Licensed From – The All Blacks B.V.
• Pressed By – Laser Disc Argentina – 52943
• Pressed By – Laser Disc Argentina – 318940

Video

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Korn III: Remember Who You Are is the ninth studio album by American nu metal band Korn. It was released on July 13, 2010. It is the band's second album recorded as a quartet since their 2005 album See You on the Other Side. Vocalist Jonathan Davis stated that the album is simple due to the absence of the multi-layered effects present in the band's other albums he added that the album is about the vibe. The album features a return to their roots. It is their first album since Life Is Peachy to be. Korn - 'Korn III - Remember Who You Are' tracklist. New album out in July. Directed by Sébastien Pleaser Lyrics. About Korn III: Remember Who You Are. Korn III: Remember Who You Are is the ninth studio album by the American nu metal band Korn, released on July 13, 2010. Vocalist Jonathan Davis stated that the album is simple due to the absence of the multi-layered effect present in the bands other albums Davis added that the album is about the vibe. Listen free to Korn Korn III: Remember Who You Are Uber-Time, Oildale Leave Me Alone and more. 11 tracks 44:37. Hard Rock 2010. Are You Ready to Live 10. Holding All These Lies. Korn - Korn III - Remember Who You Are 2010. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Regardless Korn delivers another top-notch album that will have you rocking out in no time. With two of the best singles released by the band and an overall great selection of tracks, you'll be hard pressed to find a better rockmetal album to listen to. My total score for the album is an 8. 810 Great. Remember Who You Are is probably the closest thing to classic Korn you could make with three of its five original members. The guitar playingRemember Who You Are is probably the closest thing to classic Korn you could make with three of its five original members. To be fair, Remember Who You Are the groups ninth album is pitched as a back-to-basics effort, reuniting the band with Robinson and stripping away Pro Tools production for a raw, deliberately gloss-free feel. And at times, its a recipe that still yields results: its hard to argue with the abattoir chunder of Pop a Pill, which matches busy, tumbling percussion and atonal guitar clangs with a surprisingly yearning, new romantic tinged chorus: This is way beyond me, I can't live without you today, sings Davis, almost sweetly. This is where the subtitle comes in: the group has certainly remembered who they are, ditching all the affectations that crippled their muddled 2007 eponymous album and rediscovering their voice. Theyve gone back to the coiled, furious sputter of their debut, but theres no disguising that Korn is an older band, substituting precision for frenzy without diluting their power. Korn have intellectualized their splenic new-metal as they've declined commercially. But their ninth disc jettisons layered samples and pointy-headed craft for a live-band blitz, mutating the bleakest aspects of rap, rock, funk and industrial into a molten attack. I'm such a stupid fuckListening to my head and not my gut, Jonathan Davis chides on Let the Guilt Go, typifying the album's aggro-Zen attitude. New drummer Ray Luzier contributes some disco swing. But the draw is Davis, who spits scarred-teen scat like a guy whose parents just signed him up for