See You On the Other Side (by Korn, Rock)

love this album and every other album. hate this website, let your kids grow on their own, stop over parenting.

The same for SOAD , come on.. this is music , game's , and movies can be worse than this.

its KoRn! Really u people are crazy. 5 stars all the way.

This album sounds great, and is (in my opinion) Korn's best album of all time, but I can't honestly say that there's too much positive content in it. What little positive content the album does have is drowned out by the negative. Don't get me wrong, this album is a lot less explicit than many other metal albums, but it's not for kids. There is occasional violent imagery, but it's not very explicit. One or two songs feature strong sexual lyrics. However, the language is very strong throughout the album. It's not as explicit as, say, the album "Follow The Leader" (by the same artist), but it's still pretty bad, with over 30 f-words in it. The messages in this album aren't too nice, either, with a fair amount of sexism and violent angst. This album is great for older teens who can handle the content in it, but it's still not a good choice for youngsters.

Well, of course, this is coming from a 14 yearold, and a huge fan, but personally, I think this is okay for teenagers. 13 is pushing it, and I actually think i'm a little young to be listening to it, but 16 yearolds should be just fine. Nowadays we're more in tune as to what's happening in the world, so this sort of stuff just doesn't shock us anymore. At least, not really. Unless you're like, a bit churchgoer goody two-shoes (not meant in a bad way) who was raised listening to christian country. Then this stuff'll scare the crap outta you (I should know, my best friend is afraid of my music). But honestly, in society today, doesn't this just seem normal? I mean, listen to rap! It's generally a guy singing about drugs and sex to an annoying but highly addictive beat. Hip-hop is the same, but with a girl. Rock is just a more intense form. Besides, isn't it more about the riffs than the lyrics? I think it's okay, just....don't let us repeat it!

I think that people are being a little harsh on this...I don't agree with the "not for kids", I think it should be okay for mature tweens/teens. Korn has amazing music (as always). See You On The Other Side, is definitely one of my favorite Korn albums. If you are looking for a mixture of rock and metal music that has amazing beat and very talented guitar/drums/singing then definitely check this album out. It is amazing. I highly recommend the song "Twisted Transistor", it is definitely my favorite of theirs :-) Enjoy the good music!

See You On The Other Side has KoRn break new creative ground as they take the experimental elements they began incorporating into their sound in Issues further then they had ever before. It moves away from the guttural intensity of the self-titled album and Life is Peachy and the rap/hip-hop overtones of Follow the Leader into a more electronic direction, developing the Gothic vibe introduced in Untouchables. Your kid will either love it or hate it, but before you let them listen, make sure they are mature enough to deal with the lyrical content and not to take it at face value. If possible, get them to do some research into the history of the band to get a context on the lyrics, as most are heavily tied into the life of the front-man, Jonathan Davis. For tweens set on listening to KoRn, Untitled would be a better start, followed by the self-titled debut.

Korn's my favourite band and though I was a little disappointed with this album, I still loved it. The tracks are quite vulgar but its only music and not meant to be taken seriously. Tweens should be fine with this.

I love KoRn but their albums contain some bad content. Language is very strong, consisting of f*ck, sh*t, b*tch, a**, d*mn, h*ll, g*dd*mn, and variations of these words. Sex is fairly strong also, with some moderate to graphic sexual references and lyrics, and can also get a little bit sexist. The violence is pretty much just disturbing images, but they can get bad enough to make someone uncomfortable. There are also some drug references. I rate this OFF for 13 and under, IFFY for ages 14-16, and ON for ages 17 and older.