KoRn’s 1996 release  Life Is Peachy on vinyl is the band’s raw and visceral sophomore nu-metal outing, blending thunderous riffs, hip-hop influenced grooves, and gritty emotional intensity that fueled their rise after the debut. With dark themes and standout tracks that defined the genre’s mid-90s era, this pressing is a must-have for metal and alternative collectors alike.
 
Why this is in the Crimson Vinyl Stock:
This is the album that I first heard fro Korn, and it blew me away with the opening track Twist.  I can never explain the impact this opener had on me, other than wow - 'who is this band', and it made me want more.  Twist followed by Chi is what hooked me, then the crowd pleaser ADIDAS was pretty cool as well.  Dont forget the cover of Low Rider - a very good introduction to the band, and one that made me a fan for life.  Other standouts include No Place to Hide, and Lost.  I saw them open for GNR in the early 2010's down at Calder Park here in Perth, and they proved to be the superior act of the night.  Yep, I am a fan boy!
 
Track listing:
 
Side A
Twist
Chi
Lost
Swallow
Porno Creep
Good God
Mr. Rogers
 
Side B
K@#O%!
No Place to Hide
Wicked
ADIDAS
Low Rider
Ass Itch
Kill You