anoche echaron en MTV su concierto del RockAmRing y no me gustó nada ni el setlist ni cómo sonaban
por cierto, Jonathan Davis ha firmado un contrato con Warner para sacar un disco en solitario a comienzos de 2010, a pesar de que la banda está trabajando en el nuevo disco que saldría para finales de año.
yo creo q es basico q vuelva david
totalmente de acuerdo Largo!
anoche echaron en MTV su concierto del RockAmRing y no me gustó nada ni el setlist ni cómo sonaban
por cierto, Jonathan Davis ha firmado un contrato con Warner para sacar un disco en solitario a comienzos de 2010, a pesar de que la banda está trabajando en el nuevo disco que saldría para finales de año.
si, lo estuve viendo un rato y me fui a la cama con dolor de cabeza. es una puta pantomima con el segundo guitarra escondido, no me jodas, resulta superextraño pero si q es cierto que me sorprendio la voz, mucho mejor de lo q recordaba en directo.
La voz de J. Davis está en su mejor momento, una pena que haya coincidido con el peor momento del grupo.
pues yo vi videos del festival de donington (download) de hace unas semanas y si que me gustaron.
lo del guitarra escondido es un absurdo.
y creeis que deberia volver david? el manco??? con un bateria manco (deff lepard) ya tenemos suficiente,,, el nuevo bateria es buenisimo.
Yo creo que más necesaria que la vuelta del actual Silvera, es la vuelta de Head, cosa que no se va a producir, al menos a corto plazo.
Aún así, sigue habiendo recursos de sobra para hacer buenos discos. La cuestión es que logren crear algo bueno y con menos prisas que el último disco.
el señor Ross Robinson dixit on twitter:
It's on-new korn = pure ruthless fire with the deep purpose bleeding intention thru every beat - I'm very very happy
el señor Ross Robinson dixit on twitter:
It's on-new korn = pure ruthless fire with the deep purpose bleeding intention thru every beat - I'm very very happy
a Jorge le gusta esto.
A pesare que los dos últimos discos no mehan gustado demasiado, por no decir casi nada, sigo confiado en estosmuchahos, que fueron de lo primerito que escuche de su estilo.......
El tema "Haze" me ha gustado...., veremos...
¿Para cuando el nuevo trabajo?...
me da un poco de pena ver como cada vez dan conciertos en salas con aforos más pequeños.......
el señor Ross Robinson dixit on twitter:
It's on-new korn = pure ruthless fire with the deep purpose bleeding intention thru every beat - I'm very very happy
si bueno, todos los nuevos discos de todos los grupos y sea cual sea el productor son las virgen del motocross...y luego pifiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
A pesare que los dos últimos discos no mehan gustado demasiado, por no decir casi nada, sigo confiado en estosmuchahos, que fueron de lo primerito que escuche de su estilo.......
El tema "Haze" me ha gustado...., veremos...
¿Para cuando el nuevo trabajo?...me da un poco de pena ver como cada vez dan conciertos en salas con aforos más pequeños.......
a mí ninguna pena cuando tienen la caradura de cobrar 40-45 pavos como en su última visita. Porque iba con invitación para ver a KSE que si no... 
KORN Guitarist Says Recording With Producer ROSS ROBINSON Again Is 'So Much Fun' - Oct. 28, 2009
On September 12, 2009, Altitude TV spoke with KORN guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer about the songwriting and recording process for the band's next album. Watch the four-minute clip below.
On how the songwriting/recording process is coming along:
"Right now we are in the studio making another record. We are doing it with Ross Robinson; he's producing it. It's so much fun to be recording with him again, 'cause he has such a passion for what we did on the first two albums. That, for him and us, that kick-started our careers; for him as well. And he just keeps putting out platinum albums.
"We didn't drift apart, but we wanted to try other producers, we wanted to kind of experiment, but it just feels like we've been on a long journey and we've come home again."
"The whole record's all organic — it's all guitars, bass, drums and Jonathan's [Davis, vocals] raw emotion, and it's just... man. Some of the stuff that Ross is pulling out of Jonathan, it's just like, 'Wow!' You can feel the energy, the pain, whatever it might be he's singing about that day. It's cool 'cause we're in a room no bigger than this, and we're jamming. It's like a one-car garage and it's covered in carpet; it's a 15-year-old's bedroom or something. And you can hear it in the songs when you play it back. And we're going all analog to tape. It's cool."
On KORN's current label situation:
"We don't have a record label. [Laughs] We're unsigned. It's kind of cool because there's so many options. I don't know at this point. I don't know if we wanna sign with a record label. The good thing about signing with a record label is that they have money to put into promotion and tell people about it. There's talk about us releasing it three songs at a time in a period of over three months. And then there's talk about us releasing it on only a USB key — you know that little chip that goes in your computer. And maybe we'll do all three. But we're thinking about a February release."
On working with the band's newest addition, former ARMY OF ANYONE/DAVID LEE ROTH drummer Ray Luzier:
"When I come up with a riff, or Fieldy [bassist Reginald Arvizu] comes up with a riff, [we'll be like], 'It's OK.' And then Ross will say, 'Keep playing it. Try to develop it more.' And then when Ray steps in and puts his beats down, it could be the crappiest riff ever, but he starts playing to it, and it's like, 'Bam!' It turns it up on ten."
Regarding the new KORN album's lyrical concept — which singer Jonathan Davis previously identified as the five symbols he feels will be the downfall of man: drugs, religion, power, money and time — the frontman recently told AOL's Noisecreep, "It's turning into something else. I was going for that, and I was writing lyrics and stuff around that vibe. And other stuff started coming out, and I can't control what's coming out on my inside. So, the music's ... it always changes. I can start out with a plan, but it's just turning into different stuff. We've got 13 or 14 songs, and the guys are taking turns doing bass and guitars. The drums are all recorded. It's our most diverse record, and I think it's going to make all of our fans happy, and they'll all be very surprised."