Korn See You on the Other Side Cover

Come across You lot on the Other Side is the seventh studio album by Korn. Information technology was released on December 6, 2005, by Virgin Records. Information technology is their first anthology without long-time guitarist Brian "Head" Welch and the last anthology with long-fourth dimension drummer David Silveria. The working title was Souvenir of Sadness. The album was first certified golden on January 12, 2006 and subsequent platinum tape certification was awarded on March sixteen, 2006.

ane Musical and lyrical themes
2 Critical reception
3 Runway Listing
- 3.1 Bonus disc
- iii.two B-sides

Musical and lyrical themes [ ]

With regards to the anthology's musical direction, Jonathan Davis commented,

It's funky, it's heavy, it's dark and sometimes, industrial-tinged. Working with then many different people and everything, it'due south made it out to be a really well-rounded album of a lot of dissimilar things. It'southward definitely Korn, it's definitely groove-oriented. But it's our near experimental album to appointment. We're very excited. We're all sitting effectually, when nosotros listen to it, looking at each other going, 'I can't believe that'south us.' I think people are really going to dig information technology.

Critical reception [ ]

On average, See Yous on the Other Side generally received much warmer critical reception than the previous studio anthology, Accept a Look in the Mirror, scoring a Metacritic average of 64. Reviewers appreciated the band'south desire to experiment and noted that the album combined well their signature sound with the freshness that producers The Matrix and Atticus Ross added to the band's audio. Commercially, the album was successful, proving that Korn tin still remain on the top of the charts, staying in the top 100 of the Billboard 200 popular albums chart for 34 straight weeks.

Track Listing [ ]

This album has been released with the Copy Control protection system in some regions.

The album contains fourteen to 16 tracks depending on the version purchased, and a special edition of the album contains xx to 22 tracks plus two live performance videos.

"Twisted Transistor" – 4:12
"Politics" – iii:17
"Hypocrites" – iii:50
"Souvenir" – three:50
"10 Or A two-Mode" – four:41
"Throw Me Away" – iv:41
"Love Song" – 4:19
"Open Upwards" – six:15
"Coming Undone" – 3:20
"Getting Off" – iii:25
"Liar" – 4:14
"For No 1" – 3:37
"Seen It All" – half dozen:20
"Tearjerker" - 5:05

Later prints of the album had the song "Twisted Transistor" at a length of 3:08, the ane:04 that was removed was in the pre-gap.

Bonus disc [ ]

"It's Me Again" – 3:35
"Eaten Upwardly Inside" – 3:eighteen
"Last Legal Drug (Le Petit Mort)" – 5:15
"Twisted Transistor" (Dante Ross Mix) – iii:29
"Twisted Transistor" (Dummies Club Mix) – seven:53
- Multimedia tracks: "Twisted Transistor" and "Hypocrites" (live, recorded in Luzhniki Arena in Moscow, Russia on September 22, 2005)

B-sides [ ]

"Also Tardily I'thousand Dead" - 3:27
"Inside Out" - three:25
"Appears" - 3:00
"I'chiliad The I" - two:47

Three more bonus tracks, that are non featured on the regular release of the anthology, "Too Late I'm Expressionless," "Within Out," and "Appears" are available on some international releases of the anthology, or on the CD singles.