Description
Korn – All Mixed Up – Compact Disc
Korn’s All Mixed Up is a 1999 EP released as a bonus disc for select editions of their critically acclaimed third studio album, Issues. This EP offers fans a unique collection of remixes and alternative versions of tracks from Korn’s earlier albums, showcasing the band’s experimentation with their signature nu-metal sound. While primarily intended as a supplemental release, All Mixed Up provides insight into Korn’s creative process and their willingness to explore new sonic territories.
The EP captures the dark, heavy atmosphere of Korn’s music while introducing electronic, industrial, and hip-hop elements through remixes. Known for their raw, emotional intensity, Korn’s tracks take on a different dimension in All Mixed Up, where producers reinterpret their music with beats, loops, and effects. The remixes retain the angst and aggression that fans associate with Korn but present it in a new context, blending genres in innovative ways.
Track Listing:
“Jingle Balls”
A chaotic, aggressive reinterpretation of the Christmas classic “Jingle Bells,” featuring heavy guitars, frenetic drumming, and Jonathan Davis’s growling vocals. This track epitomizes Korn’s ability to infuse humor and absurdity into their dark aesthetic.
“A.D.I.D.A.S. (Synchro Dub)”
A dub-inspired remix of their hit “A.D.I.D.A.S.” from the Life Is Peachy album. This version emphasizes electronic textures, looping vocals, and a hypnotic beat, giving the track a completely different feel.
“Good God (Dub Pistols Mix)”
An industrial-tinged remix of “Good God” from Life Is Peachy. The Dub Pistols add pulsating beats and dense layers of sound, transforming the original’s raw aggression into a high-energy, danceable track while retaining its intensity.
All Mixed Up was included as a bonus EP in certain editions of Issues in 1999, a year that marked Korn’s meteoric rise in the nu-metal scene. The release of Issues itself solidified Korn as one of the defining bands of the genre, and All Mixed Up provided fans with additional content that highlighted their experimental edge. Though not considered a major release in their catalog, the EP allowed listeners to experience Korn’s music through a different lens.
The EP is regarded as a treat for hardcore fans, particularly those interested in how remix culture intersects with heavy music. While some critics view remixes as less impactful than original compositions, All Mixed Up is appreciated for its creativity and the way it bridges nu-metal with electronic and industrial influences. Tracks like “Good God (Dub Pistols Mix)” and “Shoots and Ladders (Dust Brothers Mix)” showcase Korn’s adaptability and willingness to collaborate with artists outside the traditional rock and metal spheres.
If you enjoy remixes that reimagine heavy music with electronic or industrial elements, All Mixed Up will appeal to you. It’s a fascinating companion piece for fans of Korn, offering a deeper dive into their sound during one of their most influential periods.
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Epic Records
Back cover:
1. Special version from the Epic/Immortal release Life Is Peachy (67554)
2. Remix and additional production for Dub Pistols Productions
Special version from the Epic/Immortal release Life Is Peachy (67554)
3. Special version from the Epic/Immortal release Follow The Leader (69001)
4. Taken from the Epic/Immortal release Family Values Tour ’98 (69904)
5. Previously unreleased
Track Listing
1. A.D.I.D.A.S. (Radio Mix)
2. Good God (Dub Pistols Mix)
3. Got The Life (Josh Abraham Remix)
4. Twist / Chi (Live)
5. Jingle Balls
