Track Listing

1. Twisted Transistor
2. Politix
3. Hypocrites
4. Souvenier of Sadness
5. 2-Way
6. Throw Me Away
7. Love Song
8. Open Up
9. Interlude #2
10. Coming Undone
11. Getting Off
12. Liar
13. For No One
14. Interlude #3/I've Seen It All
15. Tearjerker

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22716 in Music
• Published on: 2005
• Released on: 2005-12-06
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics

Album Description
With such daring new songs as "Twisted Transistor," "Politics," and "Love Song" among others, it's clear that KoRn--Jonathan Davis, James "Munky" Shaffer, Fieldy and David Silveria--have opened the doors to even more creativity and disarray. And no one does "disarray" like KoRn. The result is the most revolutionary KoRn album since their debut, a barb-wired, bastard son of blinding musical fury, dark and twisted lyrical candor, and searing, sociopathic tendencies. It's the culmination of everything KoRn have come to represent musically, morphed with an industrial-strength alter ego that's been suppressed--until now. "See You On The Other Side" is more than the evolution of KoRn--it's an evolution of heavy.

Amazon.com
On its seventh album--and first without founding member Brian "Head" Welch--Korn makes a few changes and gets on with proving that it's still a viable force within the world of heavy rock. The venerable veterans lean on outside help from the songwriting team of the Matrix and producer Atticus Ross (Nine Inch Nails). The end result is that this is a big change for Korn and one that will garner large shares of message board controversy on wether this album is more industrial than nü. The band is at its deftest on "Getting Off," "Politics" and "Coming Undone," which highlight the industrial bend. Stalwart fans need not worry for "Liar" and "For No One" remain in lock-step with classic Korn. One need not listen to the full hour-plus to discover flaws. Its center becomes weighed down with bland mid-tempo numbers and the final song detracts from the powerhouse close the record might have had they ended with "Interlude #3/I've Seen It All." Still, Korn has demonstrated that it's capable of weathering the storm and emerging with an album that will carry them onward. -- Jedd Beaudoin

Customer Reviews

Great to listen to.
Just pop it in the cd player and it's Korn the way it's meant to be.

The 'Sybil' of the band's career
Korn experiments, and that's a cool thing...HOWEVER it's to the point where they have almost multiple personalities and it's getting hard to identify with the band....revolving band members, revolving genres from song to song....YET they still make it work. Very good songs on here...just don't base liking the CD off what you heard on the debut.
I'd recomend the Fozzy All That Remains Reloaded as well for an amazing CD, with alot more old school Korn riffsAll That Remains Reloaded (W/Dvd)

rock amania
this album was great but some songs was kinda weird if you listen closley but other than that this album was hardcore.