Take a Look in the Mirror
Occupation
- Jonathan Davis - Vocals
- Brian Welch - Guitar
- James Shaffer - Guitar
- Reginald Arvizu - Bass
- David Silveria - Drums
Take a Look in the Mirror (English for: "Wage a look in the mirror " ) is the sixth studio album by the American nu-metal band Korn. It was released on 24 November 2003 at Immortal and Epic. It is the last album of grain in the original cast.
Formation
The album was recorded from April to June 2003 Frank Filipetti in Jonathan Davis ' home studio. The piece Did My Time was previously the soundtrack of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - The Cradle of Life have been used and released as a single. After the last piece follows as a hidden track, a cover of Metallica's One.
Music style
In contrast to previous albums, the band Take a Look in the Mirror shows a harder style. Aggressive guitar riffs and a part is death metal -like growls approaching vocals were used. In the meantime, more melodic choruses were interspersed. Play Me is a hip -hop duet with rapper Nas Y'all Want a Single, which was also self- released as a single, criticizes record companies.
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Reception
The magazine Rock Hard put the album in 2007 on the 384th place its comprehensive 500 plates leaderboard. Thomas Copper presented the "all -destroying production " out to be positive. The band do not begrudge the listener also hardly a " breather ". Korn had " redefined with this album ." In the magazine itself Conny shipbuilders rated the album eight out of ten. She wrote little remember at Take a Look in the Mirror to the " high-gloss Tracks" of its predecessor. The album was a " less on effects -setting, rifforientierter hate lumps " become the " dirty ", but catchy is also less than Untouchables. The magazine Visions underwent the plate a "four- ears - test ". While Jochen Schliemann some " finally back consistently high-quality songs " discovered that saw " curve " of the band show up and missed eight of twelve points Jan Schwarz Kamp wrote, " grain wear out. To suggest otherwise, is deaf. How many droning bass albums of this band has our sad world still endure? "He missed three of twelve points.