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Lost...
No, I'm kidding. I'm not lost. I was for awhile though....Okay, by religeon I will always give Korn five stars, and I would have anyway. It's a great DVD with tons of footage and all their videos excluding their latest two albums (Untouchables, Take a look in the Mirror). It's a bit confusing. The DVD menu's are set in a sort of mortuary called The Asylum. Blood soaked floors, bodies, and odd objects surround this scene. It has many rooms and little things you can pick on. For instance, a bicycle is the "Who, Then, Now" vhs thing, a TV comes forward to show a remix video, and a similar TV shows all their videos. None of the items have anything in common with what is shown and there is no lables. I do not suggest this to kind-of KoRn fans...as one person said, I think only semi-hardcore fans should get it. Definitely have a controller when you watch it or it gets annoying getting up and down. Most of the scenes are only about two minutes long describing certain things about the band or certain times they had, etc. It's kind of creepy and very confusing, but just keep watching it and your able to navigate normally after a few times through. Definitely something worth getting, tons of footage (live stuffs, videos, more stuffs, more stuffs, alot more stuffs). Navigating through this thing becomes addicting and takes up half the time...very fun stuff.. yeps.

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Into The Asylum...
Okay, let me just start off by stating that this is the first music DVD I have ever bought. I didn't really know what to expect at first, but what I found blew me away.

This is the definative KoRn DVD. It has everything you would want on the band, from the obvious (music videos, concert footage) to the...not so obvious ...

The whole thing takes place inside an old Asylum, filled with disturbing imagry. The concept is pretty cool. The two main features are the original VHS release "Who Then Now" and the new documentary, "Deuce". You have to paw around to find the Deuce menu, but it's on the screen that also handels the settings.

Beyond that, you can prowl the Asylum and find TONES of footage, from behind the scenes documentarys, to gag footage, to Feildy singing his own rendition of B.B.K.

The one problem I have with this disc is that NOTHING in the Asylum is labeled. Nothing. This makes it all very confusing to navigate and find what you want.

Additionally, I would not recommend this DVD to parents buying it for their kids, because of the VERY disturbing imagry of the Asylum (decapitated animal heads, a person in an electric chair, wailing voices, all kinds of gruesom stuff.)

One last thing: KoRn should have waited a month or so before releasing this, so that they could have included content from their new album, "Untouchables."

All in all, a great effort, KoRn. Not many DVD's come out like this.

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good but not great
this dvd is a basically a combo of the classic "who then now" and the new "deuce" program. these combined are great. but for me, where its gets kinda awful is the asylum get-up. it's annoying, big and full of things that are barely interesting...to me at least. now i'm a pretty hardcore koRn fan but these didn't appease me none. i mean, if you want to find something specific, you've got to memorize where to go and that usually takes quite a few steps to do too. to make things even more interesting is the fact that the videos for "clown and "make me bad (sickness in salvation mix)" are edited...why? i don't know. the making of videos ok but are sometimes overdubbed with remixes of koRn songs. there are even easter eggs that are impossible to get to unless you have the instructions but thats easily bypassed by going searching through each title and finding something new and letting it play. it's nice and all to see the majority of the videos unedited but the the extent of the whats there is only the inclusion of the cusswords, except for "a.d.i.d.a.s.". some of the more interesting stuff is the brief little segments after clicking on something, for example the dead girls...thats interesting. i only wish they could've done something more with this dvd than try something that would get old real quick and do like what rammstein did with their 'lichtspielhaus' dvd.