What Metallica did KoRn cover?

KoRn frontman Jonathan Davis on how he ‘got into trouble’ with Metallica for ‘talking shit’ about them.

What songs have KoRn covered?

Songs covered by Korn

Song Play Count
Low Rider (War cover) 150
Word Up! (Cameo cover) 71
Wicked (Ice Cube cover) 61
South of Heaven (Slayer cover) 50

Who covered One by Metallica?

Versions

Title Performer Release date
One Metallica August 25, 1988
One Die Krupps 1992
One Ungrateful 1996
One Justice [DE] 1997

Is One by Metallica a cover?

One of Metallica’s best-known songs has been covered over 100 times, so it’s going to take something special to stand out from the noise. Luckily, this Finnish cello gang started out as a ​’Tallica tribute act in 1993, so they know their way around that well-thumbed tablature book.

What does the Nirvana Nevermind cover mean?

Elden explained the image was about “abandonment of innocence and everyone chasing money sooner and faster” but said it had been a “positive thing and opened doors for me.” Nevermind was released on September 24, 1991, and ended up topping the Billboard 200 and selling millions of copies worldwide.

What is the Korn self titled album cover?

The album cover depicts a young girl being approached by a large man who is holding what appears to be horseshoes or possibly blades. Furthermore, the girl’s shadow gives the appearance that her body is being hanged due to the position of the band’s logo.

What is Metallica’s most famous song?

Enter Sandman (Metallica, 1991) Undoubtedly Metallica’s biggest song, the Black Album’s airwaves-crashing lead single might lack the scope and complexity of much of the rest of their back-catalogue, but it also remains one of their best.

How much does Nirvana make a year?

With an average price of $10 per album and $1 per single, Nirvana’s music sales last year would translate into revenue of $4.4 million. That’s on top of revenue from 72 million online streams at websites like YouTube, about 300,000 radio plays, merchandise, and name and likeness usage deals.