Ever Be, Do What They Say, Killing and I Will Protect You are solid. Also dig the mechanical drumming in the chorus of Kiss.

Basically the tracks I dig are all the ones with Bozzio drumming, I don't think it's a coincidence.

Album Rating: 2.5

@Symbolic: Nostalgia maybe? There really are not any other good reasons

Album Rating: 3.0

JD's drumming on this is pretty competent which you wouldn't necessarily expect unless you knew he was a drummer - he also played on "Dirty" from Issues.

Album Rating: 2.5

Neither this or SYOTOS are nearly as bad as most people say they are.

Album Rating: 2.0

They're bottom-tier Korn, aside from PoT

Album Rating: 2.5

I loved SYOTOS, but the copyright shit they did on the CD is just bullshit. cannot play that stuff anymore cuz the program won't run on win10.

"Neither this or SYOTOS are nearly as bad as most people say they are."
No Korn album is really as bad as people say they are.

Album Rating: 2.5

path of totality.

Fair

Album Rating: 4.0

How is this album AVERAGE. I'd prefer industrial korn before dubstep korn

Still can't get over the damn Bozzio drum solo in I Will Protect You. Literally surreal for a Korn song

Album Rating: 2.5

Loved Evolution since the first time I heard it, though the album as such seems somewhat eh. However - can't give this a fully objective rating as it's up on Spotify in atrocious sound quality.

Album Rating: 2.5

I always preferred this one over Remember Who You Are and See You On the Other Side, those ones are waaay worse (and cringier) imo, kind of shocked that the average for those is higher than this tbh.

Album Rating: 3.0

idk about SYOTOS but RWYA is definitely worse, by far the blandest korn album

Album Rating: 4.0

This album is basically an extension of the sound created on SYOTOS, but with more emphasis on experimentation, melody & atmospheres. As a result, it partially loses the metallic edge, aggression & general heaviness of the aforementioned release, and is easily one of the 'lightest' albums in their discography (save for JD attempting some death growls at the end of Killing).

Atticus Ross has song writing credits on a lot of this album.

Album Rating: 3.5

On a nostalgia trip recently and this actually holds up much better than I thought it would.

"Neither this or SYOTOS are nearly as bad as most people say they are." [2] Lot of songs on here are actually really interesting and the slower, more industrial sound actually makes it darker for me on most places (Do What They Say, Starting Over, Killing, I Will Protect You). Also Evolution is probably my favorite non early era Korn single.

Album Rating: 3.0

Evolution still one of my favorite Korn songs, this album has such a wild sound.

Album Rating: 4.0

My friend just bought me this on vinyl for my birthday. Glows in the dark and everything.

Album Rating: 3.0

thats sick!