Bisius

But come on, today I feel strange, so I'm promoting it to you...

P.S. Slayer, Pantera, and Sepultura, my dear thetrooper, are NOT part of classic metal, as the first two belong to the thrash subcategory, while the latter have black influences.

1st point: I said that at Gods Of Metal the Korn did NOT really rock. Not at all. Then, regarding the Guns, I agree with you, this year the Gods really sucked, we were hoping for Korn but even the Californians couldn't lift the average of this show, which I suspect next year will feature the Finley as headliners if we keep this up. 2) And after all the criticism you've received, do you even have the nerve to vote for yourself to raise your average? You're really something, aren't you? Go ahead, raise your average. Just pray that the anonymous ones don’t drop by, otherwise you'll have a hard time living peacefully. In the meantime, I nominate you as a human case (although the Counter has its hands full these days).

Zaireeka, why should I give a four to an album if I think it's crap? I consider this album a wonderfully fresh novelty, full of joy and good intentions, accessible to everyone (even to metalheads :-p)

But guys... haven’t you realized that Birbabirba is doing it on purpose? Oh well. Ziabice, thanks for the offer, but I've already prepared reviews of artists that no one has ever considered so far, so I’ll defer the kindness to next time. P.S. I read your review... I must say it’s nice in its succinctness.

What did you want to say, sorry? Can you translate? Thank you!

But wait wait! Dulcis in fundo! <For those unfamiliar with Korn, "Live & Rare" not only provides a good overview of their discography but also allows the listener to understand how much experience and skill the Bakersfield group has in a live setting.> But do you realize the colossal nonsense you just shot out? Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha h! I mean, come on, a collection of shitty covers and songs played with superficiality, without passion, without aggression, with nothing at all, would be an ideal reference for those approaching Korn and nu-metal in general? For God's sake! I sincerely hope your assessment was a result of LSD-induced fuzziness! A truly useless album!

I couldn't help but laugh reading the review. Besides the fact that See You On The Other Side isn't powerful at all and not even beautiful. It takes a lot to create a masterpiece like Korn (1994) and end up in 2005 with that garbage of SYOTOS. But it is what it is. Let's analyze your writing. The album has been heavily criticized, especially by the purist metalheads? What? Do you know that even the old-school Korn fans and nu-metal fans in general have dismissed this stuff? And that the subsequent claim that this album could serve the purpose of Take A Look In The Mirror (P.S. awful album) to win back the old fans doesn't hold water? Because the old fans left a long time ago! Then: you rave about the incredible power of Korn in live shows. What are you smoking? Were you at this year's Gods Of Metal? Do you really think someone needs to wear out their lungs like Davis to be considered powerful and end up breathless by the end of each song? Who knows. And then, let's get to the topic of covers! Aside from the fact that "One" by Metallica isn't played well at all, but then! "Another Brick In The Wall"! You might as well have covered the Zecchino d'Oro at this point, right? Finally: this album is unlistenable. It presents itself as a collection of live tracks and rarities, but in reality, guys, it's an album the Korn were forced to create to fulfill their contract with their label! Wake up! Korn doesn’t exist anymore!

Guys, take it easy with the swearing. But damn, this is truly one of the biggest nonsense ever written on DeBaser. You really want to become a human case!

The review is done quite well. I only contest one point in your writing: when you say "do you want to see a true talent in songwriting in their first major (Emi) test compromising with the market and winking at the charts? The immediate answer is no." I would say yes. Unfortunately.