The discography for the band Korn. This article is about the band. ...

Discography

Demos & EPs

• Neidermeyer's Mind (Demo) - 1993
• All Mixed Up (EP) - 1999

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Albums & Other

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Singles

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Cover songs

Live:

• "Ain't Going Out Like That" by Cypress Hill¹
• "Creep" by Radiohead
• "Engine No.9" by Deftones²
• "Here Come the Bastards" by Primus³
• "Hey Man, Nice Shot" by Filter⁴
• "In Between Days" by The Cure⁵
• "It Takes Two" by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock⁶
• "Lodi Dodi" by Slick Rick⁶
• "One" by Metallica
• "Seasons in the Abyss" by Slayer⁷
• "South of Heaven" by Slayer³
• "Surprise! You're Dead!" by Faith No More³
• "U Mean I'm Not" by Black Sheep⁸

¹ performed only partially, as an intro to "Got the Life";
² performed only partially, within a medley of "Justin", "Ball Tongue", "Divine" and "Proud";
³ performed only partially;
⁴ performed with Richard Patrick (formerly of Filter, now in Army of Anyone);
⁵ performed acoustically with The Cure within a mash-up of "Make Me Bad";
⁶ performed only partially, in the bridge of "Ball Tongue";
⁷ performed only partially, as an intro to "My Gift to You";
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Studio:

• "Another Brick in the Wall" (featured on Greatest Hits Vol.1") by Pink Floyd
• "Earache My Eye" by Cheech and Chong ⁹ (featured on Follow the Leader)
• "Low Rider" by War (featured on Life Is Peachy)
• "Wicked" by Ice Cube ¹⁰ (featured on Life Is Peachy)
• "Word Up!" by Cameo (featured on Greatest Hits Vol.1)

⁹ performed with Cheech Marin, featuring Jonathan Davis on drums, Munky on lead guitar, Head on rhythm guitar, David on bass, and Fieldy on vocals;
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Remixes

Korn often likes to enlist other musicians to remix their singles and most popular songs. The following is a list of remixes of songs by Korn:

"A.D.I.D.A.S." For the sports apparel manufacturer, see Adidas. ...

• "A.D.I.D.A.S." (Synchro Dub)
• "A.D.I.D.A.S." (The Wet Dream Mix)
• "A.D.I.D.A.S." (Under Pressure Mix)

"All in the Family" All in the Family is a song by band Korn and a teaser single from their 3rd album Follow the Leader. ...

• "All in the Family" (Beats in Peace Mix)
• "All in the Family" (Clarkworld Instrumental)
• "All in the Family" (Clarkworld Mix)
• "All in the Family" (Scary Bird Mix)
• "All in the Family" (Sowing the Beats Mix)

"Children of the Korn" Children of the Korn is a song by Rapper Ice Cube and Alternative Metal/Nu Metal band KoRn. ...

• "Children of the Korn" (Clarkworld Instrumental)
• "Children of the Korn" (Clarkworld Remix - Clean Version)
• "Children of the Korn" (Clarkworld Remix)

"Coming Undone" Coming Undone is a song by Korn and is featured on their seventh album, See You On the Other Side. ...

• "Coming Undone" (Dummies Radio Mix)
• "Coming Undone" (Dummies Club Mix)
• "Coming Undone" (Dummies Mixshow)
• "Coming Undone" (RHV Club Mix)
• "Coming Undone" (Dave Bascombe Remix)
• "Coming Undone" (Sleazy Days Rock Electro Remix / Acid Planet Remix-France)
• "Coming Undone" (Stegnation Remix / Acid Planet Remix-Holland)
• "Coming Undone" (Instrumental Version)
• "Coming Undone Wit' It" (Remixed with Dem Franchize Boyz)

"Did My Time" Dem Franchize Boyz are an American hip hop group from Atlanta signed to So So Def Records. ... Did My Time is a song by nu metal band Korn and the first single from their 6th studio album, Take a Look in the Mirror, it was also promoting single for the movie Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life. ...

• "Did My Time" (The Grayedout Mix)
• "Did My Time" (Instrumental Version)

"Evolution" Back Cover Back Cover Evolution (originally titled Evolutionary Stop) is the first single from Korns eighth studio album. ...

• "Evolution" (Dave Audé Remix)

"Falling Away from Me" This article does not cite any references or sources. ...

• "Falling Away from Me" (DJ Krust Remix)
• "Falling Away from Me" (Mantronik Beatdown Formula)

"Freak on a Leash" Freak on a Leash is a commercially successful song by the band Korn. ...

• "Freak on a Leash" (Dante Ross Mix)
• "Freak on a Leash" (Freakin' Bitch Remix)
• "Freak on a Leash" (Josh A's Beast on a Leash Mix)
• "Freak on a Leash" (Lethal Freak Mix)
• "Freak on a Leash" (One Shot Remix)

"Good God" Good God is a song by nu-metal band Korn from their second album, Life Is Peachy. ...

• "Good God" (Dub Pistols Mix)
• "Good God" (Headknot Remix)
• "Good God" (Heartfloor Remix)
• "Good God" (Marc Em Remix)
• "Good God" (Mekon Mix)
• "Good God" (Oneyed Jack Remix Kronick Bass)
• "Good God" (Oomph! vs. Such a Surge Mix)

"Got the Life" Got the Life is a song and the lead single by Alternative Metal/Nu Metal band Korn from their third album, Follow the Leader. ...

• "Got the Life" (D.O.S.E.'s Wollyback Remix)
• "Got the Life" (Deejay Punk-Roc Remix)
• "Got the Life" (I Got a Knife)
• "Got the Life" (Josh Abraham Remix)
• "Got the Life" (Vorticist's Suite)

"Here to Stay" Here to Stay is a Grammy Award-winning song by Korn that appears on the bands fifth studio album Untouchables as an album opener (its cover was also released in red). ...

• "Here to Stay" (BT - Korn Instrumental)
• "Here to Stay" (BT's Managed Anger Mix)
• "Here to Stay" (Remixed By Mindless Self Indulgence)
• "Here to Stay" (T Ray's Mix Edited)
• "Here to Stay" (T Ray's Mix Instrumental)
• "Here to Stay" (T Ray's Mix)
• "Here to Stay" (Tone Toven & Sleep Remix)

"Make Me Bad" Make Me Bad is a song by alternative metal band Korn and the second single from their 4th album, Issues. ...

• "Make Me Bad" (Danny Saber's Remix)
• "Make Me Bad" (Kornography Instrumental)
• "Make Me Bad" (Kornography Mix)
• "Make Me Bad" (Sickness in Salvation Instrumental)
• "Make Me Bad" (Sickness in Salvation Mix)
• "Make Me Bad" (Sybil Mix)

"Politics" Politics is the 3rd single from nu metal band Korns 7th studio album See You on the Other Side. ...

• "Politics" (Morel's Pink Noise Vox Mix)
• "Politics" (Passengerz Neokon Remix)
• "Politics" (Morel's Pink Noise Edit)
• "Politics" (Claude Le Gache Edit)
• "Politics" (Claude Le Gache Mixshow Remix)
• "Politics" (Claude Le Gache Club Mix)
• "Politics" (Claude Le Gache Dub Mix)
• "Politics" (Claude Le Gache French Dub Mix)
• "Politics" (Dave Bascombe Main)
• "Politics" (Dave Bascombe Instrumental)
• "Politics" (Gomi Main Mix)
• "Politics" (Gomi Radio Edit)
• "Politics" (Richard Morel Corrupt Dub)
• "Politics" (Richard Morel Dub)

"Shoots and Ladders" Shoots and Ladders is the second single by American nu-metal band Korn. ...

• "Shoots & Ladders" (Country Remix)
• "Shoots & Ladders" (Dust Brothers Hip Hop Mix)
• "Shoots & Ladders" (Dust Brothers Industrial Mix)
• "Shoots & Ladders" (Hyper Remix)
• "Shoots & Ladders" (Industrial Instrumental)

"Thoughtless" Thoughtless is a song by Nu-Metal band Korn. ...

• "Thoughtless" (D. Cooley Remix Featuring DJ Z-Trip)
• "Thoughtless" (D. Cooley Remix Featuring DJ Z-Trip Instrumental)
• "Thoughtless" (Dante Ross Mix)
• "Thoughtless" (Dante Ross Clean Mix)

"Twisted Transistor" Twisted Transistor is the opening track to the seventh studio album by the metal band Korn, See You on the Other Side. ...

• "Twisted Transistor" (Dummies Club Mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Kupper's Elektro-Tek Klub Mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Josh Harris' Fuck The Club Mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Dummies Dub Mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Kupper's Elektro-Tek Dub mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Josh Harris Fuck The Dub)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Dummies Radio Edit)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Kupper's Elektro-Tek Radio Edit)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Josh Harris Radio Edit)
• "Twisted Transistor" (The Dante Ross Mix)
• "Twisted Transistor" (The Dante Ross Mix Clean)
• "Twisted Transistor" (Green Lantern Mix)

"Wicked"

• "Wicked" (Tear the Roof Off Mix)

"Word Up!" Word Up! is a funk/R&B song originally written and recorded by Cameo. ...

• "Word Up!" (Damizza Ree Mix)
• "Word Up!" (Dr. Octavo Metatron Radio Edit)
• "Word Up!" (Dr. Octavo Decoder Radio Edit)
• "Word Up!" (Atticus Clark Remix)
• "Word Up!" (Dante Ross Wiliamsburg Mix)
• "Word Up!" (High Spies Mix)
• "Word Up!" (High Spies Edit)
• "Word Up!" (Speakeasy Remix)

Soundtrack contributions

Korn have also contributed to the soundtracks of a number of officially released movies and video games. This lists their complete OST back catalogue as of now.

Appearances on movie soundtracks

• Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (1995) - "Blind" from Korn.
• The Crow: City of Angels (1996) - "Sean Olson", an outtake from Korn.
• I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) - "Proud", an outtake from Life Is Peachy.
• Spawn (1997) - "Kick the P.A.", a collaboration with the Dust Brothers.
• End of Days (1999) - "Camel Song".
• Queen of the Damned (2002) - "Forsaken", "Redeemer", "Slept So Long", "Not Meant for Me", "System": Music and lyrics co-written and performed (in the movie) by Jonathan Davis. The songs were performed by various singers on the soundtrack due to issues with Davis' record label.
• Wonderland (2003) - "Love on the Rocks", a Neil Diamond cover sung by Jonathan Davis.
• Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) - "Did My Time" was released as a CD single to promote the movie, and was later included on Take a Look in the Mirror.
• Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) - "Blind" could be heard in the beginning of the movie, but did not appear on most versions of the OST.
• XXX: State of the Union (2005) - "Fight the Power", a song originally recorded by Public Enemy. Korn's version features Xzibit and was produced by Lil' Jon.

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• "ATV Offroad Fury 2" (2002) - "Here to Stay" from Untouchables.
• "MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf" (2004) - "Right Now" from Take a Look in the Mirror.
• "NFL Street" (2004) - "Play Me" from Take a Look in the Mirror.
• "Fight Club" (2004) - An instrumental version of "Did My Time" from Take a Look in the Mirror.
• "NFL Street 3" (2006) - "Coming Undone Wit It" with Dem Franchize Boyz from Chopped, Screwed, Live and Unglued.
• "NHL 2K8" (2007) - "Blind" from Korn

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Guest appearances

The band members of Korn have participated in a number of collaborations and appearances on different artist's recordings. The link above lists video and song guest appearances by the band's members up till this date.

Guest appearances in other artists' songs

• "Sleepy Hollow" by Deadsy from Deadsy (1996) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Ratamahatta" by Sepultura from Roots (1996) - David Silveria on drums
• "Look Away" by Sepultura from Roots (1996) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Pig" by Coal Chamber from Coal Chamber (1997) - Jonathan Davis talking at the end of track
• "Counterfeit (Phat Ass Remix)" by Limp Bizkit from Counterfeit Countdown (1997) single - produced by Fieldy
• "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by Mack 10 from The Recipe (1998) - guest appearance by Head, Munky, Fieldy, and David Silveria
• "Fuck Dying" by Ice Cube from War & Peace Vol. 1 (1998) - featuring Munky & Head on guitars
• "Revival" by Orgy from Candyass (1998) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Ty Jonathan Down" by Videodrone from Videodrone (1999) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Power Tools For Girls" by Videodrone from Videodrone (1999) - Head on guitars
• "Nobody Like You" by Limp Bizkit from Significant Other (1999) - Jonathan Davis (and Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots) on vocals
• "End of Time" by Q-Tip from Amplified (1999) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Take It Back" from Strait Up tribute compilation (2000) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Easy Come, Easy Go" by Kelis from Wanderland (2001) - Fieldy on bass
• "What's Going On (Fred Durst's Reality Check Mix)" from All Star Tribute - featuring Head on guitars
• "1stp Klosr" by Linkin Park from Reanimation (2002) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "The Key To Gramercy Park" by Deadsy from Commencement (2002) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Cut Throat" by Marz from Gorilla Pimpin' (2003) - Jonathan Davis on vocals
• "Crack Addict" by Limp Bizkit (2003) - Head on guitars
• "Wake Up Now" by Notorious B.I.G. from Duets: The Final Chapter (2005) - featuring Korn
• "Mistakes & Glories" by P.O.D. from Testify (2006) - Jonathan Davis on vocals (uncredited)^{[citation needed]}
• "Jelly Tub" and "Dredful" by KCUF from Modern Primitive Punk (2006) - Munky on guitars
• "The Last Story Ever" by Deadsy from Phantasmagore (2006) - Jonathan Davis on vocals (uncredited)^{[citation needed]}
• "Don't" by Monster in the Machine from Butterfly Pinned (2007) - Munky on guitars
• "Anger Management" by Lil' Jon from Crunk Rock (2007) - featuring Korn (and Eminem)

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• "Give" by Cold (first aired on May 28, 1998). Directed by Peter Christopherson.
• "Faith" by Limp Bizkit (first aired on November 13 1998). Directed by Fred Durst.
• "Fuck Dying" by Ice Cube (first aired in March 1999). Directed by Gregory Dark.
• "Ty Jonathan Down" by Videodrone (first aired on February 28, 2000). Directed by Nathan Cox.
• "Break Stuff" by Limp Bizkit (first aired on March 13, 2000). Directed by Fred Durst.
• "Fire" by Busta Rhymes (first aired on July 10, 2000). Directed by Hype Williams and Busta Rhymes.
• "Answer The Phone" by Sugar Ray (first aired in September 2001). Directed by McG.
• "Brand New Love" by Deadsy (first aired on November 25, 2002). Directed by The Deadsy Legions.
• "Cut Throat" by Marz (first aired in 2003)
• "Back A Da Klub" by Marz (first aired in 2003)
• "Back In The Mud" by Bubba Sparxx (first aired on November 28, 2003). Directed by Bryan Barber.
• "The Hell Song" by Sum 41 (first aired in 2003) (appeared as figurines in the music video)
• "Kiilin' Myself To Live" by Q-Unique (first aired in 2006)

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Videography

DVDs and VHS

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Music videos

Korn have covered a vast range of styles in their music videos, which have found acclaim at MTV and various awards. Some notable contributors have been Spawn creator, Todd McFarlane, famous hip-hop director Dave Meyers and Limp Bizkit frontman, Fred Durst. The list on this page is a rundown of Korn's complete videography (officially released videos only). The references in this article would be clearer with a different and/or consistent style of citation, footnoting or external linking. ... David Dave Meyers is an American music video director. ... Limp Bizkit (alternately written as limpbizkit) is a nu metal and rapcore band from Jacksonville, Florida. ... William Frederick Durst (born August 20, 1970 in Jacksonville, Florida) is the lead singer of Limp Bizkit. ...

• "Blind" from Korn (first aired in January 1995). Directed by McG.
• "Shoots and Ladders" from Korn (first aired in October 1995). Directed by McG.
• "Clown" from Korn (first aired on June 3, 1996). Directed by McG.
• "Faget" from Korn (never aired, released within Who Then Now?, March 17, 1997). Directed by McG.
• "No Place to Hide" from Life Is Peachy (first aired in October 1996). Made by MTV.
• "A.D.I.D.A.S." from Life Is Peachy (first aired on January 6, 1997). Directed by Joseph Kahn.
• "Got the Life" from Follow the Leader (first aired on August 26, 1998). Directed by McG.
• "Freak on a Leash" from Follow the Leader (first aired on January 29, 1999). Directed by Todd McFarlane (animated sections), Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris.
• "Falling Away from Me" from Issues (first aired on November 29, 1999). Directed by Fred Durst.
• "Make Me Bad" from Issues (first aired on February 14, 2000). Directed by Martin Weisz.
• "Somebody Someone" from Issues (first aired on June 12, 2000). Directed by Martin Weisz.
• "Here to Stay" from Untouchables (first aired on April 16, 2002). Directed by the Hughes Brothers.
• "Thoughtless" from Untouchables (first aired on August 7, 2002). Directed by the Hughes Brothers.
• "Alone I Break" from Untouchables (first aired on November 3, 2002). Directed by Sean Dack.
• "Did My Time" from Take a Look in the Mirror (first aired on July 8, 2003). Directed by Dave Meyers.
• "Right Now" from Take a Look in the Mirror (first aired on October 24, 2003). Animated by Spike and Mike's Animation.
• "Y'All Want a Single" from Take a Look in the Mirror (first aired on March 13, 2004). Directed by Andrews Jenkins.
• "Everything I've Known" from Take a Look in the Mirror (first aired on July 22, 2004). Directed by Gregory Ecklund.
• "Word Up!" from Greatest Hits, Volume 1 (first aired on September 27, 2004). Directed by Antti Jokinen.
• "Another Brick in the Wall" from Greatest Hits, Volume 1 (first aired on November 12, 2004). Directed by Bill Yukich.
• "Twisted Transistor" from See You On the Other Side (first aired on October 26, 2005). Directed by Dave Meyers.
• "Coming Undone" from See You On the Other Side (first aired on March 11, 2006). Directed by Little X.
• "Liar" from See You On the Other Side (first aired on August 7, 2006). Directed/animated by Tony Shiff.
• "Politics" from See You On the Other Side (first aired on October 3, 2006). Directed by Chris Kantrowitz.
• "Freak on a Leash feat. Amy Lee" from MTV Unplugged: Korn (first aired on January 25, 2007). Directed by Alex Coletti.
• "Evolution" from the untitled album (first aired on July 23, 2007). Directed by Dave Meyers.

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Freak on a Leash is a commercially successful song by the band Korn. ... is the 25th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era in the 21st Century. ... Back Cover Back Cover Evolution (originally titled Evolutionary Stop) is the first single from Korns eighth studio album. ... Alternate cover Deluxe edition Singles from Untitled Released: May 17, 2007 The untitled[1] eighth studio album by Korn was released in the United States on July 31, 2007, through Virgin Records. ... is the 204th day of the year (205th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era in the 21st Century. ... David Dave Meyers is an American music video director. ...

Notes

1. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h} Nielsen SoundScan sales through the week ending May 20, 2007. Billboard (2007-06-09). Retrieved on 2007-09-01.