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Originally posted by Zeo
Nope, this is an absolutely piece of **** song, unlike the amazingly great Collision Course.
(And calling LP generic, especially when being a fan of Korn, is just silly. Hybrid Theory is an amazing and original sounding -- at the time -- album. Not arguable.)
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"Amazingly great".
I prefer Jay-Z's songs to be kept away from some cheesy rock band who sucks at life. I love how everyone's taking this **** so seriously, when Korn and DFB were obviously not.
Korn aren't generic, sorry. If you're talking about the first few albums, then you're a complete f‘cking idiot. Look at what you just said after that. Hybrid Theory was original sounding
at the time? Um, so were Korn's first few albums, until
Linkin Park themselves, along with countless others, started ripping off Korn's music while making it sound more accessible and mainstream. I don't see how Korn are generic when they've been wayyy more innovative and daring than practically every rock band of this era, especially with SYOTOS sounding nothing like their past albums. Korn know how to challenge themselves; LP just put out a remix album, and Meteora, which was a carbon copy of Hybrid Theory, except much worse. And, Collision Course, a.k.a. Evidence of Writer's Block (Part 3). You probably have your head too far up your ass to realize that, but oh well. Generic is written all over LP, not to mention pathetic. Nice try, but you fail--it brings you back doesn't it?
"Not arguable". Oh boy, you haven't changed a damn bit! Welcome back asshole, and say hello to Lt. Smash, you two should get along well.
Lighten up. Jay-Z is better than DFB (no ****) but Linkin Park are a pathetic joke. Anything involved with those generic copycats is not worth my time. Mashups in general shouldn't really happen, but this "Coming Undone wit It" song is just for fun, Collision Course was an entire EP, that's pushing it, and no, it wasn't good. Get over it.