KoRn releases ANTI-RIAA Music Video!

[method77]

You can see their video here:

http://spark.wm.llnw.net/a32/external/0102...explicit_hi.wmv

Spread the word!

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Cool deal.

Consider word spread. :poop:

:psychofun:

[method77]

also here. Better quality

[Yoda]

I went and spreaded the word.

Very cool video, I dunno if they are doing it for publicity or not. Because to me it makes no sense. They are part of the industry, why diss what made you what you are today.

But it is cool that they did this. Hope they dont get droped now or some shit :P They made a cool point at the end, We love making music. Aint that what its about?

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Hey, TBG, you going through all the guys of Slipknot? If not, I liked the last one better. Just sharing. ;)

[Yoda]

ya this new guy pisses me off.. the guy with the overly large noes is next.

[Shawn]

I suppose it doesn't matter if it's for publicity or not. The message is more important in this case.

[Malicious Intent]

That one is much better thanks Method77.

If it is for publicity, then they are good at acting (I know, that is their job blah blah blah).

[DudeAsInCool]

I love the R Crumb-like animation... :frog:

[ASUmusicMAN]

wow...regardless of my previous experiences with Korn, I now like...what a great video.

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

I suppose it doesn't matter if it's for publicity or not. The message is more important in this case.

I think TBG is making a BIG message with his large nose. :rotfl:

[Yoda]

ba dum che

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Update..

Korn Singles Out Issue of Music 'Monopolies'

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Embattled shock jock Howard Stern has found a theme song: Korn's "Y'All Want a Single." The song, and especially its video, is an attack on radio conglomerates and the music industry, Korn lead singer Jonathan Davis says.

Clear Channel pulled Stern's morning radio show off its stations last month because of indecency concerns, and Stern has since positioned himself as the poster child for free speech. The Korn song has fallen so in line with Stern's political rants that a remixed version featuring Stern is available at the band's official Web site, http://www.korn.com.

The video to "Y'All Want a Single," which Stern hails as "the most inspirational, the most spectacular understanding of what's going on in this country right now," was shot at an out-of-business Los Angeles record store. In it, Korn, joined by fans, storms through the aisles smashing the display cases and CDs with crowbars. While the store is being destroyed, statements taking the music industry to task cross the screen, including: "One corporation owns the 5 major video channels in the U.S."; "98% of the bands signed to a major don't make a profit"; "Two radio conglomerates control 42% of listeners"; "The music industry releases 100 songs per week."

Read entire story here.