KORN live, what else is there to say?!. Featuring 2 special edition discs, special (DVD) features include: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound, Interactive menus, Instant chapter access, Behind the-scenes documentary, and alternate angle of KORN live at the Hammerstein! Over 2 1/2 hours long of pure ... KORN!

Songs include:

1.Here To Stay

2.Twist

3.A.D.I.D.A.S.

4.Trash

5.Blind

6.Embrace

7.Faget

8.Falling Away From Me

9.Blame

10.Make Me Bad

11.One

12.Freak On A Leash

13.Somebody Someone

I have never seen KoRn live, but I have seen many shows on MTV (after the release of "Untouchables", MTV's done about 15 things on KoRn) and have seen them on TV. They look awesome. This is footage taken from a concert on the eve of June 11th, or the release date of "Untouchales". It contains bonus footage, and these tracks performed live:

1.Here To Stay

GET IT!!!!!

I debated for some time on whether or not to give this DVD three stars or four stars. Consider my rating as a weak four star.

The audio quality is quite good as well as the visuals. The lead singer's voice is weak at times, but, overall, he does sound good and pulls off some fun vocal ranges.

The editor gets a little carried away with the post production effects, and the editing is a little frenetic at times.

Nonetheless, here's the bottom line - I enjoyed the DVD. I cranked up the sound system and really had fun watching and listening to the performance; and, more times than not, I enjoyed the effects that were added in.

this dvd is verrryyy good. it misses some very good songs like clown, good god.. the only weak point is the bass. all your hear is the song of the 5th string hitting the fretboard; it sounds a lot better on cds

the other things were already mentioned, like the camera that changes too fast, and the second dvd that it useless.

and the cover of 'one' it's only the end, the "darkness, imprisonning me.." .. don't expect metallica, if you've ever seen them live, you know how good it is ;)

This DVD Korn released was most likely a response to the low sales of Untouchables (their worst album, my opinion). But with that fact aside, let's look at what we have here. Two DVDs, 15 songs, and parts of two other songs as Make me bad is combined with One and Justin (Justin isn't labeled on the back of the case and both are only segments of the whole songs. Korn Should have played One in it's entirety as they were rushed yet again when they first performed it and therefore shortened it from 9 to 5 minutes. Well that's just my opinion, but they do play the best part of the song ("Darkness, imprisoning me, all that I see, Absolute horror!"). There are a few standouts in the concert but there is just something not right. The director cuts and edits like crazy, sometimes finnaly frustrating you so much, you find yourself yelling at the TV. This is evident mostly at the opener Here to Stay. Several times he will cut to something for less then a second, thus you'll find yourself asking yet again "what was the point of that cut?"

Other then the editing job, the song selection is a problem. They only Picked Twist and A.D.I.D.A.S. from Life is Peachy (My favorite Korn album), which disappointed me to no end. Most of their songs are the "light" singles that receive all the airplay, ignoring other classics like Good God, Ball Tongue, Need To, Dead bodies Everywhere, Etc. But Korn's delivery is the top thing here that irritates me. It's actually very boring most of the time. Jon has clearly aged as he hardly moves around on stage at all anymore. I have a film of them playing at Woodstock 99 and Jon is jumping around like crazy, moving all over the stage. Here Jon has clearly lost the energy. I don't blame them, they all have had kids by now and age has taken its toll. This also shows throughout with the other band members as well, but it's most obvious with Jon. As for the extras on disc 2, the alternate version is audio of the concert with just the giant screen that played behind them, showing disturbing pictures and the like. Although interesting at first, one can hardly watch the concert like this all the way through. The only thing worth while is the really, really short behind the scenes documentary. They didn't include any other bonus material, no music videos, no Easter eggs, nothing. Well if you have never seen Korn live before, this makes a great gift, but otherwise, you can skip this, there's nothing special about it, but then again there is nothing terrible either. Hoped this helped.