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I just got done listening to a fantastic CD and thought I'd pass on why it's still such a fantastic CD. The CD I was listening to was Korn's Life is Peachy. I know, they have made several albums and have been pumping them out because the early 90s, however this is still one of the most suitable they have to offer. There are many reasons that I feel like this. To begin with, this CD is raw yet refined.

This could sound conflicting. Yet, it exceedingly isn't. With this being their 2nd album, they got all of their debut CD nerves out already (Korn, which was the name of their first album, is still good nevertheless it still is not as excellent as Life is Peachy). While they were no longer noobies, they were still completely rooted in their musical style without outsiders attempting to get them to conform to the masses. Do not get me wrong, I adore all of Korn's albums. Nevertheless, you can hear the difference in a few of their albums when compared to Life is Peachy. I mean, when I listen to songs from Follow the Leader, which is their third CD, there are times I think, Yeah, they made that song with record sales and radio play in mind. With metal music, the masses should be least of a band's concerns. With Life is Peachy, there is not one single song that makes me feel like sales are top priority. It rocks from beginning to end, making it one of my top album choices.

A quick plug for a mates site. Steve owns a business that provides pet insurance to the UK, except they are just concerning to take the big leap into animal on a whole, they're going to be doing full blown pet insurance. They have invested a fair amount in the venture therefore wishing them the best of luck, they just wrote an online quoting system that took them a increaible amount of time, in danger of sounding like a tacky advert, why not see how much you'd save!!!

Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast - but I would try a revolver first! - J Billing