I wonder if Jonathan Davis is aware of how many lives he saved with his music and lyrics by giving so many young kids something to relate to and the knowing that they weren't alone. Personally, if I ever got the chance to meet him, I would hug him and thank him for the fact that he is a major reason why I am still here today!
fighting the urge to end it every night. watching korn live makes the urge go away for some reason its also a shame that ill never see them live like this coz im only 16
They still perform babe, & will for prob like 10+ years more! I'm with you though not 16 I'm 30...ish lol. Haha. But I am going when they get their ass' near me Portland, Oregon! So don't worry, you still have time! Hopefully you'll have a story is your own in the next few years! 🔮🥁🎸💟
Their cds were my therapy when I was a teen! Bought my first KoRn cd when I was 9 lol it was life is peachy. Saved up for like 2 months cause cds were expensive where I lived and allowance wasn’t much.
The original 5 doing their thing. This is what Korn was all about. I remember going to their shows in the 90's and being totally exhausted after. Best time ever!!
Josh Hull if you don't leave a concert exhausted , hoarse/no voice, ears ringing for days , you don't bring at a concert, especially back in these golden days. Rock on bro 🤘🤘
lol i remember "hydro" coming out... i remember my buddy saying his legs felt like sand lol. i'll never forget that. i didn't smoke pot until i was 17 though. But yeah... Mines was RUSH 2 on N64... gotta collect the keys and mountain dew cans bro!!!
Took it's toll on his wrists though. He used to hit them too hard. He had too pull out of a few shows in 2000 becuase of it ''sorry guys I've fucked up my wrist''. Terry Bozzio of Faith No More filled in.
That’s crazy. I’ve never heard of a drummer doing that. But no shit, I remember hearing about David leaving the band on TRL from Carson Daily, haha I never knew his drumming technique is what injured him though
As a person who was born at the beginning of the 70s, and lived through and listened to all the 70s rock, and 80s metal bands, listening to Priest, Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Queen....I first hear Korn when I was 25, on their 1996 album....and I said to my girlfriend..."This is the new wave of metal, its gonna hit big. And sure enough."
@@amyhill9127 jonathon definitely lost the power in his vocals that he had before, but for a man in his 50s now, to still be hitting the same notes as back in the day and moreover still almost never being flat, I'd say that's way more than you could ever expect.
0:00:00 It's on! 0:04:34 Freak on a leash intro/Twist 0:05:42 Chi 0:10:08 Children of the Korn 0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S. 0:17:47 Daddy (Intro) 0:19:07 Shoots & ladders 0:23:26 Justin (Excerpt) 0:24:09 Predictable (Excerpt) 0:24:31 Ball tongue (Excerpt) 0:25:05 Divine (Excerpt) 0:25:50 Kill you (Excerpt) 0:26:19 B.B.K. 0:30:34 Blind 0:35:38 Got the life 0:40:02 Dead bodies evreywhere 0:44:58 Faget 0:52:23 All in the family
Sorry but I need post it the setlist correctly... 0:00:00 - It's On 0:04:34 - Freak on a Leash intro + Twist 0:05:41 - Chi 0:10:10 - Children Of The Korn / Wicked / Children Of The Korn Feat. Ice Cube 0:15:00 - A.D.I.D.A.S. 0:17:47 - Daddy Intro + Shoots And Ladders / Justin / Predictable / Ball Tongue / Divine / Kill You 0:26:17 - B.B.K 0:30:30 - Blind 0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover) + Got The Life 0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere 0:44:51 - Faget 0:51:17 - All In The Family
Real Setlist: 0:00:00 It's On 0:04:33 Freak On a Leash (intro) 0:04:53 Twist 0:05:42 Chi 0:10:46 Children of the Koяn (featuring Ice Cube) 0:13:10 Wicked (also ft. Ice Cube) 0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S 0:17:47 Daddy (intro) 0:19:09 Shoots And Ladders/Justin/Predictable/Ball Tongue/Divine/Kill You (Medley) 0:26:18 B.B.K 0:30:33 Blind 0:35:05 Ball Tongue free style impro 0:35:35 Got The Life 0:39:59 Dead Bodies Everywhere 0:44:55 Faget 0:52:22 All In The Family (ft. Limp Bizkit) Finale
0:00:00 - It's On 0:04:34 - Freak on a Leash intro + Twist 0:05:41 - Chi 0:10:10 - Children Of The Korn / Wicked / Children Of The Korn Feat. Ice Cube 0:15:00 - A.D.I.D.A.S. 0:17:47 - Daddy Intro + Shoots And Ladders / Justin / Predictable / Ball Tongue / Divine / Kill You 0:26:17 - B.B.K 0:30:30 - Blind 0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover) + Got The Life 0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere 0:44:51 - Faget 0:51:17 - All In The Family
I think this is a more accurate setlist 0:00:00 It's on! 0:04:34 Freak on a leash intro/Twist 0:05:42 Chi 0:10:08 Children of the Korn 0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S. 0:17:47 Daddy (Intro) 0:19:07 Shoots & ladders 0:23:26 Justin (Excerpt) 0:24:09 Predictable (Excerpt) 0:24:31 Ball tongue (Excerpt) 0:25:05 Divine (Excerpt) 0:25:50 Kill you (Excerpt) 0:26:19 B.B.K. 0:30:34 Blind 0:35:38 Got the life 0:40:02 Dead bodies evreywhere 0:44:58 Faget 0:52:23 All in the family
Ice Cube giving his blessing made these guys even cooler, man. I remember thinking “holy shit...the dude from N.W.A. who sang fucking natural born killaz thinks this shit is alright...fuckin a”. 14 year old, teenage boy logic but hey...it wasn’t THAT far off...
Korn concerts in the late 90's were incredibly explosive and felt deadly in the pit. I saw them a bunch and I remember many addidas' to the head as well as boots. It's taken me a long time to acknowledge they were my generations Nirvana. I dig the memories, especially since the kids now crave that era
@@crimjqt83 No way. Nu metal is based more on the vocal approach and the down tuned guitars. Rage was the first rap metal band. Korn took a different approach, just compare JD's vocals with Zack from Rage they are two completely different singers. Korn was very inspired by RATM though
For real, dude. I am rediscovering Korn now and fuck they are dark and weird. I love how something so strange could become so massive and world acclaimed... and hated for not being "trve" enough. Shit, they were the last great and original metal band.
@@Fabriziofilms Lol, spicy take there bucko. Biggest artist of the moment is arguably Lil Nas X. Not the same genre, but probably has people clutching their pearls way more than Korn etc. did.
My favorite JD era. Just got sober and his vocals were amazing. Years later he learned to sing more technical and sounded better in that regard but lost that rawness sound he had, in my opinion.
He was still using here. Nothing like music on drugs and alcohol. Not encouraging addiction here, just acknowledging the obvious. This shit is life itself…
He got sober during this tour. He kicked meth and started drinking instead then kicked alcohol in August 98', so bout 2 months sober here and still recovering for sure. ❤️
I was only 2 at this point and now I'm 19 and listening to songs that they had 17 years ago, I saw Korn a month ago at Wembley with Slipknot and it was the best night of my life. I would of loved to have seen them though around these times
Miss you Jake, I knew how much you loved these guys. I got my Korn tattoo right around the same time I knew you for those short months. We listened to Korn together but it was off a shitty iPod speaker so we never got the chance to jam how it should be. RIP friend. As I type this JDs playing the BPs on the intro to Shoots And Ladders. Hope they have stereos where you're at, turn it up!
He was one of the best groove drummers of all time he and Fieldy were one of the absolutely most devastating rhythm sections of the 90s it was such an awesome time seeing this lineup
Korn & Limp Bizkit on the stage together will always deliver I loved this whole concert though. I was only 1 when this happened wish they would do it again
I'm 34 now. In 8th grade, I heard Daddy on the self titled album and that pain resonated with my pain. I have loved KoRn for 20 years now and they are the reason I'm here til this day. You will always be my favorite dudes ❤
@@_beado_ I meant on the radio or just like it was a long time ago, it’s not the same and I’m sure you know it ,, I do miss those times and I’m still a korn fan no matter what
Um, I have never in my life been to a Korn concert. But after watching this, I feel like I can say that I have. The sound quality and video are beyond perfection and probably better than anything I could have seen at the actually show anyway. ❤
Man I was not even a thought when this came out wanted to go there 0:00 it's on (98) 4:37 freak in a leash intro (98) 4:41 twist (96) 5:42 chi (96) 10:34 children of korn ft ice cube (98) 12:58 wikid 17:49 daddy intro (94) 19:50 shoots and ladders 23:28 Justin (1998) 24:08 predictable (1994) intro 24:32 ball tounge intro (94) 0:26:17 - B.B.K (98) 0:30:30 - Blind (94) 0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover) 35:40 got the life 0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere (98) 0:44:51 - Faget (94) 0:51:17 - All In The Family (98) feat Fred durst of limp Bizkit
Okay and how would you know!? David Silveria is real dude! Pretty much all the true korn fans want him back 😎 and David never got kicked outta of korn, he left the band in late 2006! Cause he wanted to do his own thing for awhile
+jim quinn like in terms of playing bro? he use to hit those drums really fucking hard back in the day! lmao.. wait so he got kicked outta of infinkia? lol
Im a real korn fan i listen korn since 1994 and I preffer Ray Luzier than David, hes not bad, but its nothing amazing, its just one drummer more in the bussines, nothing more
This is the best of KoRn.......I loved this time When band played with David Silveria......His hammers for drums were incredible .....They sounded like the hit to metal dustbin
0:00:00 - It's On 0:04:34 - Freak on a leash intro 0:04:53 - Twist 0:05:42 - Chi 0:10:06 - Children Of The Korn w/ Ice Cube 0:12:59 - Wicked w/ Ice Cube 0:15:01 - A.D.I.D.A.S 0:17:46 - Daddy 0:19:06 - Shot Liver Medley (Shoots and Ladders, Justin, Predictable, Ball Tongue, Divine, Kill You) 0:26:17 - B.B.K. 0:30:30 - Blind 0:35:03 - I Ain't Going Out Like That 0:35:39 - Got The Life 0:39:48 - Dead Bodies Everywhere 0:44:51 - Faget 0:51:17 - All In The Family
These guys were ahead of their time. The crunchy dissonant notes and tones of the guitars. That clickey bass slap. Coupled with Jon's dark tortured vocals.
I really like how Munky wore full fucking mechanics jumpsuits. The man was clearly happy to be there delivering these gigantic riffs, yet he wasn't there either. And that's what made him feel comfortable.
I was 16 in '98 when I got all into KoRn! This would of blew my mind if I seen them then. Ended up seeing them in the 2000s without head w/ Mudvayne opening in SJ
same age bro....I saw them the following year. and again in 04/ definitely the golden era for korn. I can't even stand 30sec of their stuff basically after the issues album... but yes it was top notch back in the day
I remember my first time going to Korn concert my ear drums were very close to bleed because of the base, this tour was largely in closed venius, it was the loudest I ever feel.
This was so ripping. Spent so many good teenage years with Korn. Just coming back to them, and it still gives me goosebumps. The music is so raw and visceral.
@@KrisSchwarz98 Yup, when something gets big, everyone does it. I was listening to some Misfits earlier, and realized that every other punk band from the 70s sounds like them. That's just how music is.
I saw Korn right around this time...within a month or so of this. It was my first concert as a freshman in high school. The tsongas arena was within walking distance of my house and ALL of these bands rolled through. 1998-2002...if you can name a band that was popular during that era, chances are I saw them over at the tsongas arena with my buddies, getting stoned as fuuuuck in the pit. What a great time to be young....
I love this age of Korn…. The album Follows the Leader ages. They were absolutely incredible. When I listened the song “it’s on” at the first time. My head was up and down naturally and automatically!! That was when I was about 12 years old living in Japan. Oh I am a Japanese man, 38 years old now. I love Korn.
It's funny how this consert was recorded like a decade before I was even born and here I am at 1am jumping around my room and rocking out to this absolute masterpiece
This would have been by far one of the best Korn concerts to attend. I wish I was there. I was in 7th grade when this was going on. But I have been to a few good ones so I'm happy.
I wonder if Jon still has those pimp fucking custom PUMA warm up suits he wore pre-99'. I'd pay thousands for that silver one! This was the pimp-era for Korn, they went thug/gothic after this.
Wow, 23 years ago. I'm still watching it in mid/late 2021!!!! I was in my early 20's when KoRn was brought to my attention, I'm 47 now and I still LOVE KoRn!!!!! I own an 8 string Ibanez due to Head and Munky! Back then I had it on VCR tape and had to rely on my shitty little TV's audio. Today, I have my PC audio running into a mixer, out to a stereo receiver, surround sound with subwoofer and it sounds SICK!!!!
I was 34 when I found Korn actually going to Ozzfest to a Slipknot concert a friend I was with introduced me to Korn ,was a Korn fan ever since that was in 98' 🖤🤘
@@pistonhedd I'm well aware they use 7 string guitars. I've known that since the day they were brought to my attention. I got an 8 string to go 1 step further. I keep it turned a full step down to jam Korn, Pantera and Motley Crue covers.
It was this concert when I was 8 years of age i watched this already being a Korn fan and realised Ain no way I'm living a life without drums thanks to David and sure he may not be with em now and shits changed but here I am 30 years old with my drums about to jam to this again ..dreams come true just believe and strive... And yes I got this on a cassette then VHS
Korn was so unbelievably original. How many bands in their genre at that time could have incorporated a fucking bag pipe into a song. Their sound was fucking amazing and could not be copied. I saw them live with Rob zombie in 1998 when i was 14. To this day it's still the best concert I've ever been to
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I wonder if Jonathan Davis is aware of how many lives he saved with his music and lyrics by giving so many young kids something to relate to and the knowing that they weren't alone. Personally, if I ever got the chance to meet him, I would hug him and thank him for the fact that he is a major reason why I am still here today!
fighting the urge to end it every night. watching korn live makes the urge go away for some reason its also a shame that ill never see them live like this coz im only 16
Y'all are pussies
They still perform babe, & will for prob like 10+ years more! I'm with you though not 16 I'm 30...ish lol. Haha. But I am going when they get their ass' near me Portland, Oregon! So don't worry, you still have time! Hopefully you'll have a story is your own in the next few years!
🔮🥁🎸💟
Their cds were my therapy when I was a teen! Bought my first KoRn cd when I was 9 lol it was life is peachy. Saved up for like 2 months cause cds were expensive where I lived and allowance wasn’t much.
Digo lo mismo! Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱
The original 5 doing their thing. This is what Korn was all about. I remember going to their shows in the 90's and being totally exhausted after. Best time ever!!
Josh Hull if you don't leave a concert exhausted , hoarse/no voice, ears ringing for days , you don't bring at a concert, especially back in these golden days. Rock on bro 🤘🤘
No smartphones
I was here
I remember being ten and wishing to see them lol.
Well the playlists were far better back in the day....they still bring the energy in 2019. Music just as heavy.
Fieldy is such a good bassist. These guys deserve legend status.
Fieldy and David are Korn..Korn without David sucks..
Fieldy is awful. But he had a very unique sound, many times that matters more than having actual musicianship or technique.
David, no one compares him.
They are ! ( founder of new genre ! )
@@Hunkygerand now fieldy is gone too
Can happily say i'm a new Korn fan. Wish I was there in the 90s
Same
Same
Same!! I so wish I had been paying attention to them back then. Now I decided to go wherever they perform the next time.
same 😭
welcome
The reason Korn are still going strong is that they've always done their own thing. They weren't copying anybody. They were pioneers.
I swear "blind" has one of the hardest drops in the history of all metal songs💪 you literally can't help but headbang to the first part
A FACT!!!
First time I ever heard it I had to replay it because of how heavy it was. Love that album
Woodstock blind hits very fuckin hard
Playing it on the guitar on 11 is out of this world feeling!
"Freak on the Leash" - best live here, in this concert. I THink.
damn this music reminds me of not doing homework, playing n64, drinking orange soda, coming inside from rollerblading
Coming inside from rollerblading👌
^fr. Well said LL
Issues came out days melt with that late 90's LSD Killz 4 dayz on that 4 way Bond goldeneye for N64 not to metion that new sticky icky Hydro
Matt Cox Ya dude logged countless hours rockin Golden Eye
lol i remember "hydro" coming out... i remember my buddy saying his legs felt like sand lol. i'll never forget that. i didn't smoke pot until i was 17 though. But yeah... Mines was RUSH 2 on N64... gotta collect the keys and mountain dew cans bro!!!
Can't explain the feeling of listening to korn songs
Me neither. A mix of release and letting go
@Jabbadaba ahhhdadaah hahahahahahahahaahahah
Nostalgic.
Raw truth
i was just feeling the same
I forgot how insane David was on the drums.
Took it's toll on his wrists though. He used to hit them too hard. He had too pull out of a few shows in 2000 becuase of it ''sorry guys I've fucked up my wrist''. Terry Bozzio of Faith No More filled in.
@@pistonhedd*Mike Bordin of Faith No More. Terry Bozzio only laid down some drum work on their 2007 Untitled album.
@@pistonheddMike Bordin 😎
That’s crazy. I’ve never heard of a drummer doing that. But no shit, I remember hearing about David leaving the band on TRL from Carson Daily, haha I never knew his drumming technique is what injured him though
Nothing against his replacement, but instead of doing a pirouette with the stick, the guy actually plays
This was part of the family values tour. The best concert of my life. Ice cube, rammstein, limp bizkit, korn, & orgy
I was so good and on my San Diego version we had Chino from Deftones and it was a highlight of my life
@@8bitdevil504 bruhhh i’m from SD but i was born in 04… sounds amazing
Rammstein (1995 - 1998) - the best band ever. After... it's another band and people.
As a person who was born at the beginning of the 70s, and lived through and listened to all the 70s rock, and 80s metal bands, listening to Priest, Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Queen....I first hear Korn when I was 25, on their 1996 album....and I said to my girlfriend..."This is the new wave of metal, its gonna hit big. And sure enough."
The word was made flesh and dwelt among us
You saw the bright future of the NWoAHM !
You literally lived from the birth of metal til seeing it all change. You are really a legend 😂
i mean the new wave didnt last long still it was soooo intense and my childhood
I am so jealous of you. 😭
2:06 Jonathan's vocals were at their prime, hitting all the notes perfectly with all that emotion and rawness.
And he's STILL doing it in 2023
@@amyhill9127 jonathon definitely lost the power in his vocals that he had before, but for a man in his 50s now, to still be hitting the same notes as back in the day and moreover still almost never being flat, I'd say that's way more than you could ever expect.
Jonathan is so passionate and amazing
Jonathan is Jonathan. Lol
0:00:00 It's on!
0:04:34 Freak on a leash intro/Twist
0:05:42 Chi
0:10:08 Children of the Korn
0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S.
0:17:47 Daddy (Intro)
0:19:07 Shoots & ladders
0:23:26 Justin (Excerpt)
0:24:09 Predictable (Excerpt)
0:24:31 Ball tongue (Excerpt)
0:25:05 Divine (Excerpt)
0:25:50 Kill you (Excerpt)
0:26:19 B.B.K.
0:30:34 Blind
0:35:38 Got the life
0:40:02 Dead bodies evreywhere
0:44:58 Faget
0:52:23 All in the family
@Korn On Mv please put this in the description
G.O.A.T
Childen of the Korn/Wicked*
Officially my new favorite video on YOU TUBE!
I wanted to jump through the screen and right back into that crowd!
Sorry but I need post it the setlist correctly...
0:00:00 - It's On
0:04:34 - Freak on a Leash intro + Twist
0:05:41 - Chi
0:10:10 - Children Of The Korn / Wicked / Children Of The Korn Feat. Ice Cube
0:15:00 - A.D.I.D.A.S.
0:17:47 - Daddy Intro + Shoots And Ladders / Justin / Predictable / Ball Tongue / Divine / Kill You
0:26:17 - B.B.K
0:30:30 - Blind
0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover) + Got The Life
0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere
0:44:51 - Faget
0:51:17 - All In The Family
I wish they would play justin fully. It's my favorite song on follow the leader
+Edu Scavone yes I know but, it's only for little few seconds. OK I edit this part (Y)
+PokeMinority yeah! it's a great song...
I'd pay top dollar to get a set list from them now a days.
I don't hear Divine in the mashup but might've just been me
This is perfect. A time when Jon still wore track suits, Munky wore jumpsuits, only playing the best 3 albums
I think issues stands with those 3 but after that deff downfall
+inutonmoms No doubt but for some reasons I'm very familiar with Untouchables and more with SYOTOS + its b-side tracks.
BTW I think Thoughtless and Here to Stay are their masterpieces.
Bands need to evole or they fadeaway.. Beside the new Lp is good..
Id go with life is peachy
But thats just me
Real Setlist:
0:00:00 It's On
0:04:33 Freak On a Leash (intro)
0:04:53 Twist
0:05:42 Chi
0:10:46 Children of the Koяn (featuring Ice Cube)
0:13:10 Wicked (also ft. Ice Cube)
0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S
0:17:47 Daddy (intro)
0:19:09 Shoots And Ladders/Justin/Predictable/Ball Tongue/Divine/Kill You (Medley)
0:26:18 B.B.K
0:30:33 Blind
0:35:05 Ball Tongue free style impro
0:35:35 Got The Life
0:39:59 Dead Bodies Everywhere
0:44:55 Faget
0:52:22 All In The Family (ft. Limp Bizkit) Finale
Usted si ama a korn!!!
Why does munkey have a mic stand ?
+Gavin Vasquez because of the guests, or maybe it is just a "Spare Mic" ooor... may be for chorus (rare).
its so he can sing the bits jd usually does on the albums,they loop his voice in the studio it just sounds better
For his talkbox. It's the effect used on Dead Bodies Everywhere, the weird sound played behind Head's melody.
0:00:00 - It's On
0:04:34 - Freak on a Leash intro + Twist
0:05:41 - Chi
0:10:10 - Children Of The Korn / Wicked / Children Of The Korn Feat. Ice Cube
0:15:00 - A.D.I.D.A.S.
0:17:47 - Daddy Intro + Shoots And Ladders / Justin / Predictable / Ball Tongue / Divine / Kill You
0:26:17 - B.B.K
0:30:30 - Blind
0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover) + Got The Life
0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere
0:44:51 - Faget
0:51:17 - All In The Family
Thanks papi
Savage of them to tease freak on a leash then not play it lol I was expecting them to close the show with that. Unless it was an encore?
You da real MVP
Gracias
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I think this is a more accurate setlist
0:00:00 It's on!
0:04:34 Freak on a leash intro/Twist
0:05:42 Chi
0:10:08 Children of the Korn
0:15:02 A.D.I.D.A.S.
0:17:47 Daddy (Intro)
0:19:07 Shoots & ladders
0:23:26 Justin (Excerpt)
0:24:09 Predictable (Excerpt)
0:24:31 Ball tongue (Excerpt)
0:25:05 Divine (Excerpt)
0:25:50 Kill you (Excerpt)
0:26:19 B.B.K.
0:30:34 Blind
0:35:38 Got the life
0:40:02 Dead bodies evreywhere
0:44:58 Faget
0:52:23 All in the family
I love literally every moment of this except the All In The Family :( I thought I’d love it too, the studio track is much more enjoyable IMO
Wicked after Children of the Korn
didn’t they also do wicked
I think this is one of their best performances, ever.
2004 Live at Montreux was one of their best too
@@LeadMe2TheBliss cant forget woodstock too lol
PA/Sound was amazing! The guitars, amps and pedals, everything was perfect. That bit with Ice Cube was amazing. I wish I could live in 1998 forever.
Ben C 98 was a great year
Ice Cube giving his blessing made these guys even cooler, man. I remember thinking “holy shit...the dude from N.W.A. who sang fucking natural born killaz thinks this shit is alright...fuckin a”. 14 year old, teenage boy logic but hey...it wasn’t THAT far off...
Korn concerts in the late 90's were incredibly explosive and felt deadly in the pit.
I saw them a bunch and I remember many addidas' to the head as well as boots.
It's taken me a long time to acknowledge they were my generations Nirvana. I dig the memories, especially since the kids now crave that era
korn sucks
Medley songs...
17:47 - Daddy (Intro)
19:07 - Shoots And Leadders
23:26 - Justin
24:09 - Predictable
24:31 - Ball Tongue
25:05 - Divine
25:50 - Kill You
...
and wicked?? with ice cube
@@sunflowersunflowersseedswicked was with chino moreno was it not
@@lumetalism look when korn play wicked w ice cube
@@sunflowersunflowersseeds ohh
Man this is one of the best concerts Korn has played!
for shure
Agreed!
I was at this show! 18 years old! Crowd was fucking scary though... We were all so sweaty and gross, but it was poetry in motion haha
late 90's nu metal era is forever the shit.
the converse era
Then Adidas happened
Absolutely
..... I’m sorry, WTF? @CyberSpace TM @Carlos DCF
@cyberspace also the pony era
One of the best performances. They were the spirit of Numetal.
They are the first nu metal band and the best nu metal band!
@@LeadMe2TheBliss Rage Against The Machine was.
@@crimjqt83 No way. Nu metal is based more on the vocal approach and the down tuned guitars. Rage was the first rap metal band. Korn took a different approach, just compare JD's vocals with Zack from Rage they are two completely different singers. Korn was very inspired by RATM though
@@LeadMe2TheBlissRATM is more social while KoRn is more personal issues
Back in the gold old days! Silveria on drums with his Tama Sunrise kit, they are all smached and still sooo tight
17:48......once the crowd heard that bass line, you know their thoughts were "Damn...shit's about to get intense"
I thought exactly the same...
Ryan Shiffler I actually froze because I thought they were actually going to play! I would feel too bad for Jon though.....
Same
For real!! The first time I listened to that song was harsh! I can't play it anymore!
Yeah!
BBK is mental. Wish they had more tracks like that
Issues album is very mental..!!!
yes
Gotta be mental naming it Big Black Kock. I still play this shit like it just came out
Right! BBK's intro is off hook.
@@k1ockwork Big Black Korn
My God the snap of that snare drum is so powerful, David was the best
Wasn't he tho! Had a massive crush back then!
is the same from the album
crazy this was pop music for awhile. I hadn't realized just how popular they ended up becoming
Heavy, dark and raw music for the entire world to listen... only thing you hear today in mainstream media is for pussies and snowflakes
@@Fabriziofilms For real.
For real, dude. I am rediscovering Korn now and fuck they are dark and weird. I love how something so strange could become so massive and world acclaimed... and hated for not being "trve" enough. Shit, they were the last great and original metal band.
@@Ciervoaseado not trve because they were “pop” but they were definitely trve
@@Fabriziofilms Lol, spicy take there bucko. Biggest artist of the moment is arguably Lil Nas X. Not the same genre, but probably has people clutching their pearls way more than Korn etc. did.
this is the most 90s shit i have ever seen, and i love it
My favorite JD era. Just got sober and his vocals were amazing. Years later he learned to sing more technical and sounded better in that regard but lost that rawness sound he had, in my opinion.
Probably the drugs and alcohol helped with rawness. His vulnerability is clearer here I think in some ways
He was still using here. Nothing like music on drugs and alcohol. Not encouraging addiction here, just acknowledging the obvious. This shit is life itself…
He got sober during this tour. He kicked meth and started drinking instead then kicked alcohol in August 98', so bout 2 months sober here and still recovering for sure. ❤️
I like 1993-1996 JD better still love this one tho!
JD has always sucked as a singer. If you think hes the slightest bit good, your ears need checked and u need to up your standards..
This entire era of rock is where my fashion sense came from lol I'm 32 and I am STILL rocking the Puma's, Adidas & Dickies.
Same, 39.
Same here ma dude, and same age
Same here lol
same :D
same 40 in 2 days lol
I was only 2 at this point and now I'm 19 and listening to songs that they had 17 years ago, I saw Korn a month ago at Wembley with Slipknot and it was the best night of my life. I would of loved to have seen them though around these times
You were 2? Wow I was 15!
StayAtHomeDad I was in 6th grade newly into nu metal :P
avenged sevenfold... 90s Korn is alright, slipknot is terrible though.
avenged sevenfold... i was born july 98 so i was just a baby lol
Same age ride on!
And KoRn was so perfect! David was so tight! Everything was so powerful!
Korn puts on the best performances. Hands down. I wish I had seen them live
GET THE FARK OUT THERE AND DO IT!!!! ALWAYS CATHARTIC
Miss you Jake, I knew how much you loved these guys. I got my Korn tattoo right around the same time I knew you for those short months. We listened to Korn together but it was off a shitty iPod speaker so we never got the chance to jam how it should be. RIP friend. As I type this JDs playing the BPs on the intro to Shoots And Ladders. Hope they have stereos where you're at, turn it up!
This was definitely korn best live performance I've came across so far. The all round sound quality is really good!
Bdo 99
The original drummer makes this band. Facts.
You HAD to say that. Feel better? No one cares what you think.
@@asleepbydawn137 Yes. I’ll say it again, original drummer made that band.
Agree. Just heavier
@@Bmphotog yeah, just different.
He was one of the best groove drummers of all time he and Fieldy were one of the absolutely most devastating rhythm sections of the 90s it was such an awesome time seeing this lineup
Korn & Limp Bizkit on the stage together will always deliver I loved this whole concert though. I was only 1 when this happened wish they would do it again
I was looking at limp Bizkit and i was confused if that was really him 😂
Lol! Is Fred Durst even alive anymore?
Lol! Is Fred Durst even alive anymore?
@ndnaf3705 he is and limp biskit has been touring this whole year 🤣🤣🤣
Love how Munky is so effortlessly playing at 49:15
He looks like a robot lol
45:27 everyone headbanging and munky like "good afternoon"
Oh wow lol
hes the most chilled out guy in the world lol
hahahahaha
He was probably getting a headache. Ha
that's beyond funny
20 years ago...shit, I'm old :(
I'm 34 now. In 8th grade, I heard Daddy on the self titled album and that pain resonated with my pain. I have loved KoRn for 20 years now and they are the reason I'm here til this day. You will always be my favorite dudes ❤
34 in 8th grade⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
@@oncelerfan850 they were saying they are 34 but in 8th grade I'm guessing they heard Korn for the first time the song Daddy
@@terrymcclay3897 oh
We don’t have music like this anymore, this is back when life was normal
@noisy parrot Gladly?
Huh?
I literally saw them in concert tonight tf you mean we don’t have music like this anymore lmao
@@_beado_ I meant on the radio or just like it was a long time ago, it’s not the same and I’m sure you know it ,, I do miss those times and I’m still a korn fan no matter what
I miss how simple life was back then. No social media or tiktok ruining peoples lives or dictating how people behave.
superior drummer imo that snare is the sound of the 90's exploding
Um, I have never in my life been to a Korn concert. But after watching this, I feel like I can say that I have. The sound quality and video are beyond perfection and probably better than anything I could have seen at the actually show anyway. ❤
Silveira's chops so intense, them sudden blasts..
Is the lead singer Mexican
@@ryanjones9498 no lol
sir_logann_succks oh lol
@@ryanjones9498bass player and drummer
THE days of Adidas vs Puma. I miss
Man I was not even a thought when this came out wanted to go there
0:00 it's on (98)
4:37 freak in a leash intro (98)
4:41 twist (96)
5:42 chi (96)
10:34 children of korn ft ice cube (98)
12:58 wikid
17:49 daddy intro (94)
19:50 shoots and ladders
23:28 Justin (1998)
24:08 predictable (1994) intro
24:32 ball tounge intro (94)
0:26:17 - B.B.K (98)
0:30:30 - Blind (94)
0:35:05 - I Ain't Going Out Like That (Cypres hill cover)
35:40 got the life
0:39:50 - Dead Bodies Everywhere (98)
0:44:51 - Faget (94)
0:51:17 - All In The Family (98) feat Fred durst of limp Bizkit
you missed wikid at 12:58
You missed divine
And kill you
F*ck yes. TY
Jonathan is so freakin HAWT when he sings "Blind", just give me an hour with this guy, he'd be needing someone to peel him off the floor!
this is so true
Head too for a 3-way 😂
Badass mix right after Shoots and Ladders
ikr that shit was cold as hell
shot liver medley 😈
Shot Liver Medley Song order
Justin
Predictable
Ball Tongue
Divine
Kill You
Lol I've been a Korn kid since 93 lol I know my shit 😜
sweetlynsane1 kids from 93 dont say lol now dude just sayin
Rilotha Fucknsmores every body says fucking lol these days bruh! I don't say that shit tho lmao dudee
Dave Silveria is so underrated.
too bad bitch ass Jonathan and fieldy want nothing to do with him anymore smfh
Okay and how would you know!? David Silveria is real dude! Pretty much all the true korn fans want him back 😎 and David never got kicked outta of korn, he left the band in late 2006! Cause he wanted to do his own thing for awhile
+joseph aguilar he has bad hands
+jim quinn like in terms of playing bro? he use to hit those drums really fucking hard back in the day! lmao.. wait so he got kicked outta of infinkia? lol
Im a real korn fan i listen korn since 1994 and I preffer Ray Luzier than David, hes not bad, but its nothing amazing, its just one drummer more in the bussines, nothing more
THAT MOUSTACHE.
Identified the new Korn style from Follow the Leader and Issues
Cantinflas style, men.. Mexico rules!!!
Leandro Cabrera jon should lose weight and go back to that moustache
Hey! It's Me! - For real. He looks so sexy this way
Leandro Cabrera 😂😂😂💀💀💀💀🔥🔥🔥
ive seen korn 6 times... but late 90's and early 2000's... bets performance from a new metal band... best songs... best voice... best best best xD
14:54 "Run along, Nathan. Daddy needs to sing All Day I Dream About Sex now."
Bahahaha
HAHAHAHA
This is the best of KoRn.......I loved this time When band played with David Silveria......His hammers for drums were incredible .....They sounded like the hit to metal dustbin
damn....getting old....this is almost 20 years ago...will be headbanging to this in another 20 years!
Still headbanging to it in 2021!
Here In 2022..still hits hard like never before.🤘✊
Here in 2023 still the same
Brings me back to my teenage years. Memories❤🎶
What David Silveria contributed to this band is priceless. They weren't the same after he departed. I would pay anything to see them reunited on tour.
0:00:00 - It's On
0:04:34 - Freak on a leash intro
0:04:53 - Twist
0:05:42 - Chi
0:10:06 - Children Of The Korn w/ Ice Cube
0:12:59 - Wicked w/ Ice Cube
0:15:01 - A.D.I.D.A.S
0:17:46 - Daddy
0:19:06 - Shot Liver Medley (Shoots and Ladders, Justin, Predictable, Ball Tongue, Divine, Kill You)
0:26:17 - B.B.K.
0:30:30 - Blind
0:35:03 - I Ain't Going Out Like That
0:35:39 - Got The Life
0:39:48 - Dead Bodies Everywhere
0:44:51 - Faget
0:51:17 - All In The Family
👍
Dan White he got some songs wrong
It was so well and then they closed the show with All in the Family;Still a great show though
Korn is timeless, even more in 2021 with corona. One of the best band in the word
Just putting this out there... Fred's scream is waaay underrated.
These guys were ahead of their time. The crunchy dissonant notes and tones of the guitars. That clickey bass slap. Coupled with Jon's dark tortured vocals.
I really like how Munky wore full fucking mechanics jumpsuits. The man was clearly happy to be there delivering these gigantic riffs, yet he wasn't there either. And that's what made him feel comfortable.
I was 16 in '98 when I got all into KoRn! This would of blew my mind if I seen them then. Ended up seeing them in the 2000s without head w/ Mudvayne opening in SJ
same age bro....I saw them the following year. and again in 04/ definitely the golden era for korn. I can't even stand 30sec of their stuff basically after the issues album... but yes it was top notch back in the day
in 04 I saw them at ozzfest...lol they knew what they'd better play. it was all the good old korn. there was only one new(at the time) song played.
was that in camden
I remember my first time going to Korn concert my ear drums were very close to bleed because of the base, this tour was largely in closed venius, it was the loudest I ever feel.
I got to see Korn perform back in 99 the year issues came and that was one of my best experience’s ever 🤟
My Family Values VHS was virtually worn out. Thank god for DVDs. Then thank god for UA-cam and being able to see the full sets from the bands.
This was so ripping. Spent so many good teenage years with Korn. Just coming back to them, and it still gives me goosebumps. The music is so raw and visceral.
Back when Nu Metal dominated the music scene. I miss those days
I don't. Nu Metal for the most part was trash and a ton of bands all sounded the same
@@satanicaleve most thrash bands sounded the same too if I'm being very honest with you
@@KrisSchwarz98 Yup, when something gets big, everyone does it. I was listening to some Misfits earlier, and realized that every other punk band from the 70s sounds like them. That's just how music is.
Captain Spaulding
Did you know you died lol. Seriously he just died.
@@shelly2599 the guy behind the account passed?
My favorite band forever they sounded so good during family values tour.
all in the family live made me smile sm everyone looked so happy
I saw Korn right around this time...within a month or so of this. It was my first concert as a freshman in high school. The tsongas arena was within walking distance of my house and ALL of these bands rolled through. 1998-2002...if you can name a band that was popular during that era, chances are I saw them over at the tsongas arena with my buddies, getting stoned as fuuuuck in the pit. What a great time to be young....
GOD bless Korn!!!
22:34 the coolest riff I have ever heard.......Fieldy always looks so bored!
I guess you've never heard of Opeth, Death, Carcass, Hypocrisy, etc. That's sad.
@@soullessSiIence I'm 47. I listened to all those bands before you were even born jerk off. lol
I really underestimated these guys. They slap, wow
Same I always thought they were weird before actually listening to them. They’re awesome!
20 years of good work... Ave KoRn!!!
This is my fifth time watching this! Happy Birthday Brian "Head" Welch... And Ray Luzier!!!
I love this age of Korn…. The album Follows the Leader ages. They were absolutely incredible. When I listened the song “it’s on” at the first time. My head was up and down naturally and automatically!! That was when I was about 12 years old living in Japan. Oh I am a Japanese man, 38 years old now. I love Korn.
I believe this was a time when there was little to no band backing track during live play. It's very raw.
I loved this Family Values tour, it was awesome! Add the amazing performances to the fact that I was 12 and it was mind blowing...
Just saw Primus last night. They killed it.
A packed floor, an endless supply of crowd energy, and no camera phones. These were truly the greatest times.
Love it! Exactly what I needed tonight. I need a SHOW. Ugh CANT WAAAIT!
I FUCKING HAAAAAAATE THE BULLSHIT ADD INTERRUPTIONS ! FUCK YOU UA-cam! MESSING WITH MY FLOW. 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Man.. this is beyond epic 🤘🏻
Takes me right back 👌🏻
this is one of my favorite concerts
Damn I wish I was born 10 years earlier… born 96, just when they were at their best🤦🏻♂️😩
It's funny how this consert was recorded like a decade before I was even born and here I am at 1am jumping around my room and rocking out to this absolute masterpiece
This would have been by far one of the best Korn concerts to attend. I wish I was there. I was in 7th grade when this was going on. But I have been to a few good ones so I'm happy.
I wonder if Jon still has those pimp fucking custom PUMA warm up suits he wore pre-99'. I'd pay thousands for that silver one! This was the pimp-era for Korn, they went thug/gothic after this.
26:01 Gives me goosebumbs every single time.
Wow, 23 years ago. I'm still watching it in mid/late 2021!!!! I was in my early 20's when KoRn was brought to my attention, I'm 47 now and I still LOVE KoRn!!!!! I own an 8 string Ibanez due to Head and Munky!
Back then I had it on VCR tape and had to rely on my shitty little TV's audio. Today, I have my PC audio running into a mixer, out to a stereo receiver, surround sound with subwoofer and it sounds SICK!!!!
They use 7 strings. They have used 8, but JD said they sound to much like Meshuggah.
I was 34 when I found Korn actually going to Ozzfest to a Slipknot concert a friend I was with introduced me to Korn ,was a Korn fan ever since that was in 98' 🖤🤘
@@pistonhedd I'm well aware they use 7 string guitars. I've known that since the day they were brought to my attention. I got an 8 string to go 1 step further. I keep it turned a full step down to jam Korn, Pantera and Motley Crue covers.
It was this concert when I was 8 years of age i watched this already being a Korn fan and realised Ain no way I'm living a life without drums thanks to David and sure he may not be with em now and shits changed but here I am 30 years old with my drums about to jam to this again ..dreams come true just believe and strive... And yes I got this on a cassette then VHS
Korn was so unbelievably original. How many bands in their genre at that time could have incorporated a fucking bag pipe into a song. Their sound was fucking amazing and could not be copied. I saw them live with Rob zombie in 1998 when i was 14. To this day it's still the best concert I've ever been to
What surprises me all the time is how live footage from many years ago sounds so much better than new. What the fuck happened to sound quality?
Everything sounds the same. Not true musicianship I believe
How much i miss this korn!!!i turn 40 but the first 3 albums are still in heavy rotation in my ipod!