Korn III - Remember Who You Are

Korn III - Remember Who You Are
Studio album by
Publication (s)	July 13, 2010
admission	April 2009 - November 2009
Label (s)	Roadrunner Records
Genre (s)	Nu metal
Title (number)	11 14 (Special Edition)
running time	44:40 61:30 (Special Edition)
occupation	Jonathan Davis - vocals James Shaffer - guitar Reginald Arvizu - bass Ray Luzier - drums
production	Ross Robinson
Studio (s)	Los Angeles , California (USA)
chronology Untitled (2007) Korn III - Remember Who You Are The Path of Totality (2011)
Single releases May 4, 2010 Oildale (Leave Me Alone) July 26, 2010 Let the guilt go

Korn III - Remember Who You Are (English for: " Korn III - Remember who you are ") is the ninth studio album by the US American Nu-Metal band Korn . It was released on July 13, 2010 by Roadrunner Records . The album was recorded in a four-person line-up with new drummer Ray Luzier , who was previously only a live member.

Emergence

Korn worked again with Ross Robinson , who already produced the band 's first two albums . Long-time drummer David Silveria had left the band during the recording process for the untitled predecessor , and Ray Luzier has now found a permanent alternative for him. In contrast to its predecessors, the album was recorded with less use of Pro Tools . The band described it as "rawer" than the previous ones and as "old school". Korn singer Jonathan Davis said in advance that a large part of the album deals with "organized religion". After an expired two album contract with Virgin Records , this album was released on Roadrunner Records . The title refers to the fact that the band wants to build on the first two albums Korn and Life Is Peachy .

Track list

1. Uber-time - 1:28
2. Oildale (Leave Me Alone) - 4:44
3. Pop a Pill - 4:00
4. Fear Is a Place to Live - 3:10
5. Move On - 3:48
6. Lead the Parade - 4:25
7. Let the Guilt Go - 3:57
8. The Past - 5:05
9. Never Around - 5:30
10. Are You Ready to Live? - 3:58
11. Holding All These Lies - 4:38
12. People Pleaser - 7:07 (bonus track, special edition CD / DVD)
13. Trapped Underneath the Stairs - 4:20 (bonus track, special edition CD / DVD)
14. Blind (Live) - 5:28 (bonus track, special edition CD / DVD)

Special Edition Bonus DVD

1. Oildale (Leave Me Alone) (In-Studio Version)
2. Pop a Pill (In-Studio Version)
3. Fear Is a Place to Live (In-Studio Version)
4. Move On (In-Studio Version)
5. Lead the Parade (In-Studio Version)
6. Let the Guilt Go (In-Studio Version)
7. The Past (In-Studio Version)
8. Never Around (In-Studio Version)
9. Are You Ready to Live? (In-studio version)
10. Holding All These Lies (In-Studio Version)

reception

In Rock Hard , Ronny Bittner pointed out that the band used the energy of the first two records, but also linked to later releases such as Issues , for example with regard to the refrains . He spoke of a "successful comeback" and awarded eight out of ten points.

swell

1. ↑ ^{a b} www.blabbermouth.net: KORN In Recording Mode - Aug. 9, 2009 , accessed January 23, 2011 ( Memento of the original from August 13, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Ronny Bittner: Korn . Korn III - Remember Who You Are. In: Rock Hard . No. 279 , August 2010 ( online [accessed November 29, 2015]).