I wasn't particularly feeling it: This Wheel's on Fire is a classic of course.

"And for those of you who still think we're from England We're not, no" Stone cold classic: that said, I'm not the biggest LCD fan -- I find the tracks between the highlights a bit repetitive. Sorry! 😅

Overrated!

Contusion is awesome. Zulu on Ncigulela! Many samples, much influence. Wow.

It was OK, and short: not sure I get the Buddy Holly hype?

That union shanty was a corker

Nostalgia trip

I think it's pedestrian yet somehow undeniable at the same time!

this has no right to be this good

got bored, sorry :/ DNF

I started listening to Korn because my friend Dave was into them. We were goofy little pre-teens who thought excessive swearing was the epitome of cool. We scrawled that logo with the backwards R everywhere. Around the time of this album's release I remember thinking it was good, but not as good as the first two albums: too polished and well-produced for my oh-so-edgy and underground self. The album after this, Issues, was OK. I didn't listen to it as much, and from there my interest in Korn kind of drifted off as I got older. Re-visiting this, there are still moments I enjoy here (the de-tuned percussive bass sound is still great), but there's just so much cringe for me now. I mean, the rap battle with Fred Durst, come on. I struggle to comprehend how this record did such numbers at the time.

Splitting hairs here, because I love me some Sabbath, but Master of Reality is superior.

This is the first one I might actually come back to: really fun. My highlights: "Sitting Up Straight" and "She's So Loose".

track 2 tho

I know this is a classic, but maybe I just wasn't in the mood.

good songs, but I can't get past the voice

love Zeppelin, but have never gotten this one

opens with a banger, then loses interest for me

my favourite Beatles: especially "Helter Skelter" 🤘

my dad used to listen to this a lot: it's fun

The all-killer-no-filler britpop album. I think maybe I have a special nostalgic place for it in my heart since my older sisters were way into it when it came out.

Sultans is one of the best things ever, the rest was OK.

r/vinyl, is that you?

I didn't realise at the time how derivative of korn this was

wanted to like it more