I was there for this. Right in the middle of the mosh pit. We were about halfway between the stage and the sound tower. It was as intense as it looks. This performance is Without a doubt one of the great moments of my life and I feel fortunate that I was apart of something so special. I am grateful to be able to re-watch and see how special of a moment it really was. If someone ever doesn't understand the appeal of heavy music, show them this video. It is epitome of how powerful heavy music is. I was not a Korn Fan before this show. After this show they became one of favorite bands and I am going to see them in Michigan next Friday. Stilll rock live after all these years.
Korn is so special, so unique. They started their own metal genre without trying to be anything but themselves and nobody else comes close. When I first heard that album (their debut album) and that was the first track... I was just in shock - 4mins later and I've been a metal head ever since. 🤘
Jonathan Davis said the crowd was so big he finally figured out why it looks strange to him because the people in the back heard the song after everyone in front of stage because the sound had to travel that distance. He said you could literally watch the waves of sound hit the people it would start in the front and go out ... you could tell by them reacting to something. That's Insane
I've been a hard-core Korn fan since around 97. Some people don't care for their new stuff, but I still love em. I literally would not have made it through high school if it wasn't for this band.
I’ve seen Korn three times and was going again last year before covid canceled everything. I love Korn and their live shows are amazing. Blind is the first song off the first album, so this is how we were introduced to Korn.
I agree. I was there and this was by far the most memorable performace of the weekend and from start to finish a solid set. I became a Korn fan that Night. Luckily my friend was a huge Korn fan so I knew all of their music but just didn't like it until this show.
A few month before this performance, Korn headlined Big Day Out in Australia. I was at the Melbourne show. At the time, I was new to Korn, and so I wasnt in the mosh pit. But I saw it: a massive sea of people, all moving together, jumping up and down . Scarey, awe inspiring, amazing, and fkn EPIC!!
I was at the Perth Big Day Out, in the mosh pit for Korn's set. I was 17!! I'm now 41. Jan '99. Almost feel cooler than the Woodstock crowd cos we saw them months prior 😂
Their first album was a game changer, when I first heard this song I was stunned. Had no idea what was going on! 🤘🏻🤯 Amazing band, seen them live a few times and they blew my socks off every time! 🖤🤘🏻🤘🏻
Same. Sat in front of my tv (pay per view baby) all weekend recording. I was obsessed with Gavin Rossdale so the Bush set was my favorite. But all were good. Even Kid Rock killed it
Korn "daddy". - good luck with this song. If you want to hear a man lay it all on the line...this is the song. Jon cries uncontrollably at the end for a few minutes
Having just watched the Woodstock 99 netflix show and then watching this, I feel respect has to be given to whoever was in charge of filming as that shot zooming in to the crowd over the stage after 'ARE YOU READYYY!' was awesome!
Really happy you enjoyed Korn. When there debut album dropped in 1994. I was hanging out with my bestfriend and his brother came by my house to go to the mall and this album was playing in the car. Blew my ever living mind. When we got to the mall I bought the album for 10 bucks. I've been a massive fan ever since. Jonathan davis is my favorite metal vocalist of all time, fieldys bass playing is crazy, head and munky are the greatest guitar duo ever and David is a very underrated drummer.
Spot on Analasis of the individual band members. Head and Monkey created a new sound for a guitar duo. Fieldy's and David's contributions were perfect and could not have been done by anyone else. David gets no credit for his drumming to this day. While his drumming was not amazing he has to be considered a game changer in heavy drumming. This whole band created a new sound and could not have been done without each of these guys as individuals
I love the Iron Maiden and Megadeth live shows but the the fact that the crowd is so audible with the "what if I should die?" lyric on this song is amazing.
I just paused this.... you have never heard this song before? I've heard this song 1 million times my wrestling team ran out to it every match my entire career this song still gives me goosebumps..enjoy
I am 15 yrs old when I first listen the korn song.... That 1st time is the time I'm a big fun of korn. And I. Know korn can rule the rock scene until. Now.. Keep moving korn💪💪💪💪💪❤️
Haha I got to see Korn in Caldwell, ID. in like 92 or 93 in a super small venue with only like 200-300 people before they ever made it big. Was one of the most fun concerts I ever went too.
I was up front, stage left 🤘 this show was crazy. I’m 5’2”, so when the crowd shifted like that, I was just picked up off my feet and suspended in the human ocean a few times. I loved pits since the first time I had a tooth knocked out in one. When you heard that guitar sound, knowing he was going to say, “Are you ready…?” You could feel the energy in the air was like, “oh no but fk yeah” 😂🤘I love your reaction. My favorite part of concerts is the crowd and it’s why I have such a terrible concert addiction. There’s only terrible footage of this show or I would say to watch specific parts of Rammstein playing in Massachusetts in 1998. We weren’t allowed fireworks there and we were all super excited about this German band. The crowd went wild and - it’s Rammstein.
Biggest crowd I've ever seen anybody perform in front of was Metallica in Moscow in 91'. It was amazing. I was getting stage fright almost and I was watching from my living room. Amazing 1.6 million fans all in one place at one time
that is the pinnacle of a human concert experience. pre cell phone 1.6 million soviet russians right before the wall came down. 50 people died at that show
I was there. In the crowd you really were only half on your feet it was moving so far from side to side from the people clearing room for pits that you would shift 20-30 feet to the left or right suddenly and it was so packed with people you couldn't fall over. The waves you see were literal waves of people.
Memorys back to my high school football days pregame music korn and slipknot. Please react to korn a differnt world live ft. Corey Taylor there voices blend so good together. Love the reactions gd job.👍👍👍😄
@OldSkuleNerd , Im a first timer to your channel and you just got my like and sub, that has always been a favorite of mine and your reaction was PERFECT!!!! Welldone young man 🤘😁🤘
I was there. 550,000 people. It was insane. The next night after Limp Bizkit played Break Something the place went insane and started burning everywhere down. We barely got out of the. It took forever. I’m 44 years old now. That was the craziest festival I’ve ever been to by far. We were up on the side stage and when the people were jumping up and down it felt like I had vertigo
I was in that crowd. It was an overall awful weekend but I saw a lot of good musical performances. This was a wild set. I was about 100ft from the stage (up on a hill angled to the right) and a person was carried out on a stretcher (from the mosh pit) right in front of me. Crazy night.
I'd never listened to a Korn song (knowingly anyway) before seeing the Woodstock documentary. Even though I not a fan of theirs, or that genre, my neck hairs stood up when the crowd all sang their lyrics back at them
I was there for this and unfortunately went down in one of the pits that opened up. Luckily I managed to grab onto both of someone’s legs and he pulled me up and got me out of the pit. There were 300k people there all going crazy, it was amazing. They followed Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, and Metallica ended the night. It was truly insane.
@@michaelbrown1789 Both of you are wrong. Korn was the second to last set on the first night at the east stage. Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, and Metallica played back-to-back sets at the same stage the next day.
Was there and it was crazy. 6 of us rented a van and put a keg in the back for the 12 hour road trip there. We did have a sober driver but we were all underage.
I have commented this before.. but I was in the 2nd/ 3rd row between Davis and Munky.. every time I hear Blind..I always say the "come on Woodstock" part in my head..
I was there!!! Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear. Actually believe your eyes and ears on the performances, it was insanity at it finest!!!
Living in NY and dealing with the nonsense of 94’ there was no way I was heading up to see 99’. 94’ should have been a harbinger of what was gonna happen. Lol
Dear osn. Been following you for a while now. Love your reactions. Of course this is impressive , but trust me and watch Papa roach live at Woodstock poland between angels and insects or the encore with dead cell and last resort.. doesnt get any better Exept limp bizkit live in cologne My Generation ...much smaller crowd but totally crazy, trust me i Was there. Best concert ever
I took so much shit for liking KoRn in 1994-1996. By the time mtv played “got the life” I watched others jump on the bandwagon. They should have been first time HOFers for the rock n roll hall of fame.
Jonatan Davis: "are you readyyyyyy?"
Me: already headbanging LOL
every time.
I was there, good times. I became a Korn fan that night and seen them live 9 more times. Best live band ever.
Korn was with David Silva was the Best ‼️🙌🏽
I was there too. Best weekend of my life!
any validity to the Netflix docu about awful it was? What was your experience?
@@slearl the conditions were pretty awful. I didn't dare go into the Porta John's, and water/food was ridiculously over priced. I would do it again 😆
They are good..not best live band tho
I was there for this. Right in the middle of the mosh pit. We were about halfway between the stage and the sound tower. It was as intense as it looks. This performance is Without a doubt one of the great moments of my life and I feel fortunate that I was apart of something so special. I am grateful to be able to re-watch and see how special of a moment it really was. If someone ever doesn't understand the appeal of heavy music, show them this video. It is epitome of how powerful heavy music is. I was not a Korn Fan before this show. After this show they became one of favorite bands and I am going to see them in Michigan next Friday. Stilll rock live after all these years.
This song ranks up there with Pantera for songs to play LOUD in the car. I was never huge into Korn, but this song is just powerful
Korn is so special, so unique. They started their own metal genre without trying to be anything but themselves and nobody else comes close.
When I first heard that album (their debut album) and that was the first track... I was just in shock - 4mins later and I've been a metal head ever since. 🤘
Absolutely legendary.
Jonathan Davis said the crowd was so big he finally figured out why it looks strange to him because the people in the back heard the song after everyone in front of stage because the sound had to travel that distance.
He said you could literally watch the waves of sound hit the people it would start in the front and go out ... you could tell by them reacting to something. That's Insane
Another legendary concert in Germany: Korn - Blind (Live @ Rock am Ring 2006)
I've been a hard-core Korn fan since around 97. Some people don't care for their new stuff, but I still love em. I literally would not have made it through high school if it wasn't for this band.
A fuckin men. Especially idiosyncrasyoff the nothing and black is the soul. Korn fan since 94
I’ve seen Korn three times and was going again last year before covid canceled everything. I love Korn and their live shows are amazing.
Blind is the first song off the first album, so this is how we were introduced to Korn.
And what a freaking introduction it was!
I'll still to this day argue Korn was the best band at Woodstock that year. They absolutely slayed that crowd
I agree. I was there and this was by far the most memorable performace of the weekend and from start to finish a solid set. I became a Korn fan that Night. Luckily my friend was a huge Korn fan so I knew all of their music but just didn't like it until this show.
I also became a korn fan that night-and a kid rock fan-I didn’t expect him to be so good-Rage was also great
For me Korn and RATM were the best performers of Woodstock 99.
u forgot the bizkit🤘
@@jessiemanulat8986 Biscuit were notorious for instigating violence not for their performance or songs.
A few month before this performance, Korn headlined Big Day Out in Australia. I was at the Melbourne show. At the time, I was new to Korn, and so I wasnt in the mosh pit. But I saw it: a massive sea of people, all moving together, jumping up and down . Scarey, awe inspiring, amazing, and fkn EPIC!!
I was at the Perth Big Day Out, in the mosh pit for Korn's set. I was 17!! I'm now 41. Jan '99. Almost feel cooler than the Woodstock crowd cos we saw them months prior 😂
I love your doing korn... top 3 favorite bands of all time!!! Epic band!
Their first album was a game changer, when I first heard this song I was stunned. Had no idea what was going on! 🤘🏻🤯 Amazing band, seen them live a few times and they blew my socks off every time! 🖤🤘🏻🤘🏻
I remember recording this on VHS in 99 live and watching it over and over
Post it or it didn’t happen lol
Same. Sat in front of my tv (pay per view baby) all weekend recording. I was obsessed with Gavin Rossdale so the Bush set was my favorite. But all were good. Even Kid Rock killed it
The non-censored video to 'Here to stay' by Korn would be another great throwback, that vid was sick.
Which one is the one where the whole crowd takes their shorts off? Can't find it...
Korn "daddy". - good luck with this song. If you want to hear a man lay it all on the line...this is the song. Jon cries uncontrollably at the end for a few minutes
Ive seen korn live twice and were some of the most fun concerts ive ever been to.
This one takes me back. Thanks for this brother... ive never seen this performance. You're making my weekend right now
Having just watched the Woodstock 99 netflix show and then watching this, I feel respect has to be given to whoever was in charge of filming as that shot zooming in to the crowd over the stage after 'ARE YOU READYYY!' was awesome!
Really happy you enjoyed Korn. When there debut album dropped in 1994. I was hanging out with my bestfriend and his brother came by my house to go to the mall and this album was playing in the car. Blew my ever living mind. When we got to the mall I bought the album for 10 bucks. I've been a massive fan ever since. Jonathan davis is my favorite metal vocalist of all time, fieldys bass playing is crazy, head and munky are the greatest guitar duo ever and David is a very underrated drummer.
Spot on Analasis of the individual band members. Head and Monkey created a new sound for a guitar duo. Fieldy's and David's contributions were perfect and could not have been done by anyone else. David gets no credit for his drumming to this day. While his drumming was not amazing he has to be considered a game changer in heavy drumming. This whole band created a new sound and could not have been done without each of these guys as individuals
I'm from Argentina, I was there, I was 23, now I'm 46. How fast time flies!!
Blind is amazing live! Get up close to speakers and feel it ... the best feeling
I love the Iron Maiden and Megadeth live shows but the the fact that the crowd is so audible with the "what if I should die?" lyric on this song is amazing.
I got to see them at Welcome to Rockville a couple years ago and they were amazing! I didn’t want it to end!
That EXPLOSION right when the whole band comes in at the beginning shows the power of a 7 string guitar
What sucks is the cut of the concert doesn’t even have the full song on it lol. There’s like another 30 secs that weren’t there lol
I just paused this.... you have never heard this song before? I've heard this song 1 million times my wrestling team ran out to it every match my entire career this song still gives me goosebumps..enjoy
"Ive seen Korn live before"
Me *sips coffee* ARRRREEEE YYYOOOOUUUUU RRREEEEAAADDDDYYYYYY!?!??!?!
Seeing how you like Fred Durst so much you should check out Limp Bizkit at Woodstock 99 too :P
Are you going to be uploading Linken Park's "A Place For My Head" to the channel too? That specific performance is amazing!
Despite all the bad stuff that went down, Woodstock '99 was filled with epic, amazing performances, and great sound production.
Korn did a song last fall in a tribute to Alice in Chains.
I am 15 yrs old when I first listen the korn song.... That 1st time is the time I'm a big fun of korn. And I. Know korn can rule the rock scene until. Now.. Keep moving korn💪💪💪💪💪❤️
1.6 million Korn heads representing. That front row bounce was a solid 30000 people
Haha I got to see Korn in Caldwell, ID. in like 92 or 93 in a super small venue with only like 200-300 people before they ever made it big. Was one of the most fun concerts I ever went too.
I was up front, stage left 🤘 this show was crazy. I’m 5’2”, so when the crowd shifted like that, I was just picked up off my feet and suspended in the human ocean a few times. I loved pits since the first time I had a tooth knocked out in one. When you heard that guitar sound, knowing he was going to say, “Are you ready…?” You could feel the energy in the air was like, “oh no but fk yeah” 😂🤘I love your reaction. My favorite part of concerts is the crowd and it’s why I have such a terrible concert addiction. There’s only terrible footage of this show or I would say to watch specific parts of Rammstein playing in Massachusetts in 1998. We weren’t allowed fireworks there and we were all super excited about this German band. The crowd went wild and - it’s Rammstein.
Monsters of Rock (i think) Metallica in Russia in the 90's. i dont think its a confirmed number since sources vary between 500k-1.500k people.
Biggest crowd I've ever seen anybody perform in front of was Metallica in Moscow in 91'. It was amazing. I was getting stage fright almost and I was watching from my living room. Amazing 1.6 million fans all in one place at one time
that is the pinnacle of a human concert experience. pre cell phone 1.6 million soviet russians right before the wall came down.
50 people died at that show
@@trevorvaughan8100
50 dead, damn that was a hell of a concert
Seen Korn twice. One in the pit...one from the high level...both were crazy!
When they played in Argentina for the 1st time in 2008, Fieldy (bass player) compared that show with Woodstock 99'
Not too shabby for an opening track on your first album! EPIC!!!
I was there. In the crowd you really were only half on your feet it was moving so far from side to side from the people clearing room for pits that you would shift 20-30 feet to the left or right suddenly and it was so packed with people you couldn't fall over. The waves you see were literal waves of people.
Memorys back to my high school football days pregame music korn and slipknot. Please react to korn a differnt world live ft. Corey Taylor there voices blend so good together. Love the reactions gd job.👍👍👍😄
@OldSkuleNerd , Im a first timer to your channel and you just got my like and sub, that has always been a favorite of mine and your reaction was PERFECT!!!! Welldone young man 🤘😁🤘
I got lucky enough to see korn a few weeks before shutdown happened. They NEVER disappoint live....
I am seeing them next Friday. BECAUSE THEY ARE STILL SO GOOD LIVE.
I was there. 550,000 people. It was insane. The next night after Limp Bizkit played Break Something the place went insane and started burning everywhere down. We barely got out of the. It took forever. I’m 44 years old now. That was the craziest festival I’ve ever been to by far. We were up on the side stage and when the people were jumping up and down it felt like I had vertigo
Great reaction sir, check out. Korn-'sabotage' ft. Slipknot live in london 2015.
I was in that crowd. It was an overall awful weekend but I saw a lot of good musical performances. This was a wild set. I was about 100ft from the stage (up on a hill angled to the right) and a person was carried out on a stretcher (from the mosh pit) right in front of me. Crazy night.
I was there too a d have said the exact phrase to people.. Awful weekend but a few performances made it worth it.
Wow! I was in the exact spot you described-two guys carried their unconscious friend with his feet dragging behind-crazy night is right!
Holy Shit A living breathing thing you summed it up for me better than anyone ever I was there 22 yrs old dead center 100ft off thank you for this
Korn is what turned me into a metal head was 14 yrs old in 1996 when this album came out
great reaction you gotta hear falling away from me and also a newer song called cold, cause they are still rocking.
One my first concerts as a teen was seeing korn with helmet and limp bizkit at the ucf arena in Orlando back in the late 90s
Simply EPIC.
Definitely they´re on my Top 5 of all time!
I feel like I need to go to a Korn concert...
I'd never listened to a Korn song (knowingly anyway) before seeing the Woodstock documentary. Even though I not a fan of theirs, or that genre, my neck hairs stood up when the crowd all sang their lyrics back at them
I was there for this and unfortunately went down in one of the pits that opened up. Luckily I managed to grab onto both of someone’s legs and he pulled me up and got me out of the pit. There were 300k people there all going crazy, it was amazing. They followed Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, and Metallica ended the night. It was truly insane.
Dude no they didn't. Korn was on the first night . Limp was on the the next night. Rage was on a different stage. Metallica was on Saturday night .
@@michaelbrown1789 Both of you are wrong. Korn was the second to last set on the first night at the east stage. Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine, and Metallica played back-to-back sets at the same stage the next day.
@@Sambakid17 haha you beat me to it. FRIDAY Offspring, korn Bush.
SATURDAY. Limp, rage, Metallica
This makes me miss shows...
Was there and it was crazy. 6 of us rented a van and put a keg in the back for the 12 hour road trip there. We did have a sober driver but we were all underage.
I have commented this before.. but I was in the 2nd/ 3rd row between Davis and Munky.. every time I hear Blind..I always say the "come on Woodstock" part in my head..
korn korn korn korn...thanks for loving it.
just watch the whole korn woodstock show, its all amazing you wont regret it
Korn with Corey Taylor from Slipknot " Different World"
Yes I remember! Saw them at Big Day Out 1999 when I was 15, people would be amazed they charted top 40 and were on the radio back then!
You should check out some live performances from 94 too, like NIN in the rain and mud, Green Day and the mud fights, and Primus to name a few.
Man I Got Goosebumps When i Seen This
saw*
same
Korn has always been good stuff. Not one of my top bands, but they've been giving us good music for DECADES!
I just went and watched five finger death Punch and also got to see Megadeth in Phoenix like 2 months ago just pretty sick
I was there!!!
Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear.
Actually believe your eyes and ears on the performances, it was insanity at it finest!!!
you have not completely missed out. Take yourself over to the Waken Festival in Germany or Download in England. Both are a really great time!
1st song of the very first Korn album! nothing more to say
Nice reaction! React at next to "Pantera- Domination live in moscow". There is another big crowd!
I Saw Korn with Snoop and Linkin Park. The project revolution tour. Virginia Beach Virginia that was a badass concert.
Awesome! It really is like waves in the sea.
That was a great weekend .
It probably been said but some of the members of korn were in a funk band together.
This was magic live!
" What is it? It's Korn "
Good observation mate lol.
I was THERE! Up front too!
The biggest seismic crowd moment in music history
For me they are on the top!
i was 24 yrs old. i wanted to go so bad to woodstock 99
Korn has the best rifts ever.
Benning-field??
Please tell me you saw the scatting.
You deserved a like just for the intro alone, dude, hahaha!
Living in NY and dealing with the nonsense of 94’ there was no way I was heading up to see 99’. 94’ should have been a harbinger of what was gonna happen. Lol
I wish they still did.
You have got to watch the Woodstock documentary on HBO Max!
Excuse my language THAT WAS FUCKIN AWSOME LMAO😁
You want to see a big crowd going crazy. Pantera domination live in Moscow.
Dear osn. Been following you for a while now. Love your reactions. Of course this is impressive , but trust me and watch
Papa roach live at Woodstock poland between angels and insects or the encore with dead cell and last resort.. doesnt get any better
Exept limp bizkit live in cologne
My Generation ...much smaller crowd but totally crazy, trust me i Was there. Best concert ever
Where's that LINKIN PARK video you reacted to bro?
I so glad you done this!!!!!! If you want to get your heart hurt then do Daddy.
korn was part of my very first email address lol 😅
Do faget by korn Woodstock live
Hey you check out band called devildriver or fear factory
LOVET
I took so much shit for liking KoRn in 1994-1996. By the time mtv played “got the life” I watched others jump on the bandwagon. They should have been first time HOFers for the rock n roll hall of fame.
It's Bennington. Chester Bennington.