- Genre
- Music
- Year
- 2004
- Runtime
- 0h33
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Korn - Live at CBGB's
Experience Korn's raw power unleashed at the legendary CBGB's.
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Synopsis
Korn - Live at CBGB's captures the raw, electrifying energy of the iconic nu-metal band Korn during their 2003 performance at the legendary CBGB club in New York City. This concert film showcases the band in an intimate setting, delivering powerful renditions of their classic tracks with intense passion and authenticity. Featuring frontman Jonathan Davis’s dynamic vocals and the band’s signature heavy riffs, the performance offers fans a unique opportunity to experience Korn’s gritty stage presence in one of the most famous venues in rock history. The film not only celebrates Korn's musical prowess but also highlights the band’s influence on the early 2000s metal scene.
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Reviews
Critically, Korn - Live at CBGB's received mixed to positive feedback, primarily from fans and niche music critics. On IMDb, the film holds an average rating around 6.5/10, with viewers noting its appeal mainly for Korn enthusiasts and those interested in live music documentaries. Many praised the authentic live atmosphere and the band's tight performance, with one reviewer noting, "The raw energy Korn brings to CBGB's is palpable, capturing the essence of late-90s and early-2000s nu-metal." However, some critics mentioned that the film lacks broader appeal for casual viewers due to minimal behind-the-scenes content or in-depth interviews, which limits engagement beyond the concert footage. While Rotten Tomatoes does not host an official critic score, user reviews often highlight the film's effective capture of the live concert vibe but note that it may feel repetitive for those unfamiliar with the band. Metacritic does not list this title, indicating that it flew under the radar of most mainstream critics. Overall, the film is best suited for dedicated Korn fans seeking a nostalgic and intense live experience rather than newcomers expecting a comprehensive documentary.
