KORN

[Thorngrub]

Q: How come the song "Eaten Up Inside" is not shown anywhere on the new album's tracklist?

[Thorngrub]

Listening to this live korn rip, a song called "black sheep" . . . *available here*:
www.kornunleashed.net/main.php?ku=downloads/audio

[Thorngrub]

Now I'm listening to them do a cover of "Layla" . . . .

*hmmmm* . . . . . (the clapton tune?) . . . .

*sounds like old skool korn*

hmmmmmm . . . . .*must be an original korn tune*

I think I heard this a loooong time ago, forgot all about it

[theladyofthelake]

Eaten Up Inside is only on the special edition version of the CD.

Yeah, I've got both Black Sheep and Layla. My copy of Layla is pretty crappy, though. JD says he was coked up on that song.

[Thorngrub]

Yeah, I remember that now. Well it's good to know Eaten Up Inside will be on the special edition. . . count me in on that.

It looks as if general public reaction to that tune is off-the-scale .. . everybody's goin gaga over it. It sounded pretty decent to me, but that 30 second rip wasn't enuff to get me in the groove. . . . *I trust it will deliver*

[Thorngrub]

WELCH KEEPS HIS MUSIC AWAY FROM HIS 212 CHILDREN




Former KORN rocker BRIAN 'HEAD' WELCH is refusing to let his 212 adopted Indian children listen to the hardcore music he used to make with his former band.

Welch, who quit the band at the start of the year (05), after becoming a born-again Christian, adopted the children in June (05), after setting up a non-profit organisation called the Head Home in Baligeria, eastern India.

He tells Blender magazine, "I wanted to do something with my money other than buy BMWs. I've been selfish my whole life and I want to give something back."

He adds, "They know that I am a famous rock star, but I ain't gonna bring out the Korn CDs and go, 'Check this out!'"

The youngsters, who range in age from three to 16, will learn about God in a chapel on their new property, which includes gardens, a petting zoo, classrooms and dormitories.

Before his mass adoption, Welch was father only to seven-year-old JENNEA.


www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/welch%20keeps%20his%20music%20away%20from%20his%20212%20children


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I wonder what Jennea thinks of her 212 siblings?
That's a lot of school lunches to pack.

[Thorngrub]

DAVIS GRATEFUL FOR KORN GUITARIST'S DEPARTURE





KORN frontman JONATHAN DAVIS is glad guitarist BRIAN 'HEAD' WELCH quit the band in February (05), as his melancholy vibes were bringing his bandmates down.

Welch left the HERE TO STAY rockers because he began to find himself at odds with the band's ideals and morality, after becoming a born-again Christian.

And Welch's lifestyle has changed so dramatically since his life-changing decision, singer Davis has not seen him since he walked out on his bandmates.

Davis says, "He and I have differences in how we live our lives. Some of the other guys have spoken to him, but that was early on.

"I think it has been one of the best things to happen to the band in a long time. Head just wasn't happy with being in Korn anymore - he didn't like spending time touring and it became a pain in the a**."

Welch's inner conflict caused him to become dependant on alcohol, and Davis is glad his decision to quit has brought happiness into his life.

He adds, "He was very depressed and we knew he had problems with alcohol. When someone is around you feeling depressed 24/7 and is f**ked up and unhappy, it spreads through the whole band.

"Now he's happy in his life and is feeling good, we are too."


www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/davis%20grateful%20for%20korn%20guitarists%20departure

[Thorngrub]

KORN SLAM RELIGIOUS HYPOCRISY




Metal band KORN have rubbished claims their song HYPOCRITES is a veiled attack on departed guitarist BRIAN 'HEAD' WELCH, claiming it's aimed at religious figures who do not practice what they preach.

Welch quit the DID MY TIME rockers earlier this year (FEB05) after becoming a born-again Christian and has since adopted 212 Indian children after founding an orphanage, called the Head Home, in Baligeria.

And frontman JONATHAN DAVIS insists he is glad his former bandmate has found happiness in his new beliefs, and is more concerned about people who promote Christian values while living a sleazy secret life.

He says, "It's definitely not about Head. It's about these holier-than-thou people judging everyone around them and they go cheating on their wives in strip clubs!

"I want nothing to do with organised Christianity. It's gone around the world and ripped apart people's cultures. If I were God, I would kill all those f**ks!"

www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/korn%20slam%20religious%20hypocrisy

[Thorngrub]

I can't wait to hear the following songs off the new album (based on their titles alone):

~Hypocrites
~Souvenir Of Sadness
~Love Song
~Getting Off
~Liar
~Tearjerker



*SweeeeeeeT titles*

[theladyofthelake]

I just wonder if they'll change them at the last minute, as they're so famous for doing.

[Adam]

"If I were God, I would kill all those f**ks!"

LOL
Brilliant.

[Thorngrub]

adam said:

"If I were God, I would kill all those f**ks!"

LOL
Brilliant.

No fukkin doubt, I laffed my ass off reading that too.

*go Jon, go Jon*

;D

[Thorngrub]

theladyofthelake said:

I just wonder if they'll change them at the last minute, as they're so famous for doing.

I don't think they will, this time. I don't know. . . you're right of course, they always do that. Usually they trim the titles down to 1-word. Guess we'll find out soon enuff . . .

[theladyofthelake]

Korn is on SNL this Saturday, the 19th -- it's on the SNL website, so it's official.

Saw the TT video over the weekend. It's so funny! You guys have gotta check it out.

[Thorngrub]

Oh yeah, I saw it already . . . although, the one I saw seemed more like a "documentary" of it, as the song kept bein interrupted by backstage scenes and shit . . . so I may have yet to see the "official" version. . . but what I saw was hilarious . . . I loved the end, where it displays what became of each member, or what they're doing . . . that was some funny shit. . . and DAvis as the exec . . . the video kinda makes up for the song itself (which is sorta sad, if you think about it). But its all in fun, which is something a true fukker understands.

Man, I"m all over this Saturday's SNL music guest.