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Wanted to post a lesser known song from what is in my opinion one of the greatest debut records of all time. This band should be more of a household name instead of just a band that is known for their one massive hit “Your Love.”

I’m also curious if anybody has any insight or idea how the singer Tony Lewis passed away. There was never really much information given.

Or should I believe what I read online that they don’t restock until the sale is over? A majority of what I wanted is out of stock online.

I can usually tell if drums are real or not on these older deathcore albums but with this one I’m kind of having a hard time determining. The cymbals sound like they are lacking some serious sustain and the snare sounds really puny. I love the album but the drum sounds throws me off a bit.

I just want to say after never really liking Korn back in the late 90’s when Follow The Leader was all over the place I have finally bought my first Korn record “Life Is Peachy.” It absolutely rips but the thing is none of their other records are anything like it. The debut record is somewhat similar musically but isn’t quite as aggressive. Also, Jonathan Davis hadn’t found his voice yet and seems to be channeling a cross between Layne Stayley and Eddie Veddar. For me, that’s what holds the debut back. Anyway, it seems wild that the band don’t acknowledge “Life Is Peachy” as being one of their best records.

I remember when the majority of us were pretty hyped about Miller. It’s kind of crazy and puzzling how hard he fell off. Does anybody here think he will ever contribute to the big league club as a reliever some day?

Just felt compelled to make a quick post about “Door to Door” and how I feel it is a somewhat overlooked album in The Cars discography. I wasn’t around when The Cars were at their peak but I have gotten the impression that this record seems to be towards the bottom for most fans of the band. I’d venture to say it’s their fourth best record behind Candy-O, Self Titled and Heartbeat City. Feel free to share some thoughts if you have any. On a side note the RSD Heart Beat City live album sounded surprisingly great.