Gunnar

Korn

Korn (1994)

“Korn | 9.5/10 - Exceptional”

“**💭 Thoughts:** Korn’s 1994 self-titled debut is one of nu metal’s greatest albums. The down-tuned guitars, memorable bass lines, and Jonathan Davis’s iconic, pain-filled vocals come together to create one of the genre’s defining records. Easily one of my favorite metal albums. **❤️ Loved track(s):** - Blind - Need To - Clown - Faget - Predictable - Fake - Lies - Helmet in the Bush **👍 Liked track(s):** - Ball Tongue - Divine - Daddy **🫤 Mixed track(s):** - Shoots and Ladders **👎 Disliked track(s):** None **🚫 Hated track(s):** None ———————————————————————— **🏅 My Ranking Scale:** 10 = Perfect 9 = Exceptional 8 = Great 7 = Good 6 = Decent 5 = Average 4 = Below Average 3 = Poor 2 = Bad 1 = Awful 0 = Unlistenable”

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