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Free Music Review: Korn before they even had hair on their face!
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a great CD for any Korn kid, it has David Silveria, James "munky" Shaffer, Reggie "Feildy" Arvizu, and Brian "Head" Welch. LAPD stands for love and peace, dude but they that was to "Korny" so they started saying it meant Laughing As People Die (I'm reading the Bio). PEACE!Free Music Review: i'm listening to it right now i like it so much!
Hit: 5 Stars
Yup, i'm listing to it and it is very hard and if you want to know an interesting fact the song i think it's called jesus it was redone by videodrone if you don't know who that is than buy the cd their record company is elementree korn's label they both sound really good! well i hope i helped....peace!Free Music Review: Its not KoRn, but its not bad, not bad at all...
Hit: 4 Stars
It was very hard finding this album and when I found it I had to get it to see what Korn sounded like before they were really Korn. On some tracks you can hear a lot of Korn sounding heavy riffs. For example there is an interlude on the song "Excuse Me" that sounds like it was used in the song "Need To" on Korn's first album. Musically the album is a cross between hardcore thrash metal and funk rock. There are some tracks where the band sounds like a heavier version of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but most of the songs are powered by James Shaffers crunching guitar riffs and David Silvera fast paced drumming. The singer however is horrible. Well not horrible just nothing next to Jonathon Davis. As for Shaffer's lead playing, its nothing special. I think he's a much better rhythm guitarist. Fieldy's also got some phat bass lines on this album. Anyways its a good album and I recommend it to fans of Korn.Free Music Review: Keep An Open Mind
Hit: 4 Stars
You need to keep an open mind about this record. It sounds NOTHING like Korn WHATSOEVER. It is quite good, and has a very stron classic rock vibe. This album isn't earth shattering, but very enjoyable to listen to. If you are a Korn fan (which is mot likely how you got wind of this CD.) and you don't mind putting in some Led Zeppelin from time to time, you may enjoy this CD. The Vocalist sounds similar to Kill 'Em All era James Hetfield, that's the best way to describe him. Also, it is nice to hear some lead guitar from a Korn guitarist. Their isn't a whole lot of it, but it is nice to hear. Also, Munky not only Slaps the bass hear, but also Pops! Also, there is female (back-up) vocals on a track and a horn on another track. I would suggest that you aquire this album. It's pretty good and makes a nice, enjoyable, addition to anyone's CD collection.Free Music Review: a must-have if you appreciate Korn's talent...
Hit: 4 Stars
...and not just their raw energy and ability to pull off a really great live show. LAPD features James "Munky" Shaffer, David Silvaria,and Fieldy from Korn, as well as an otherwise unknown vocalist who tends to be very--well--annoying. I got it mostly because I wanted to hear Munky play lead guitar. It's too easy to dismiss Korn's guitarists because they don't play lead like so many bands with only one. It's very apparent that the three Kornsters in this band are very talented even outside their eventual genre. David plays a less hip-hop drum on this album, Fieldy has far less of the clicky bass that Korn fans are accustomed to, but I personally thought the real treat was Munky's inventive leads and powerful riffs that eventually translated into Korn.