Korn III: Remember Who You Areby Korn

I love this album so much. I have heard EVERY Korn album and, not saying this is the best out of all of them but this one is my favorite album from them.Before I heard this one I had two favorite Korn albums and they were Take a look In The Mirror and Life Is Peachy. I heard this one at first and didn't like it at all but I took another listen and I loved it.It sounds like, and this is entirely my opinion,but to me it sounds like both of those albums mixed in one.Korn is the best band to me. FIVE stars for this amazing album by an amazing band.

After hearing this album I,am deeply and truely sad to say,and so sorry Korn,but I am very dissapointed with what I heard. This is the first true album without BOTH of the two original band members that left witch are Brian "Head" Welch who is one of the bands guitarist,and drummer David Silveria and the first album with the new drummer Ray Luzier.The outcome of removing two band members can only be defined as this album here. Which means bad. Sad to say. This album did have SOME good PARTS to the songs,however and to be honest I can only say that I like one song on here which is "Pop A Pill". Throughout the album knowing that only some parts of the songs were good,it was like a rollercoaster type of deal listening to this one. My feelings went up then down,over and over again. I did like the sound of some parts that they went for. It sounded like a mix between their albums "Life Is Peachy" and "Take A Look In The Mirror". Sound wise only though. The lyrics and Jonathan's singing on this were VERY differen't. Loved the lyrics to a lot of the songs but the playing to them just didn't do it any justice at all meaning it didn't turn out very well as least in my opinion. I hope korn get's back to original form with the original five guys or at least just get Brian back because Ray's drumming was enjoyable in some of these songs too. So, sorry Korn but this album is just not so good. One star only from me.