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List Price: $11.98 | | Label: Sony
Salesrank: 39457
Released: November 21, 2003 |
| Our Price: $7.97 |
| Used Price: $2.68 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Take a Look in the Mirror Track Listing:
1. Right Now - Dirty Version
2. Break Some Off
3. Counting On Me
4. Here It Comes Again
5. Deep Inside
6. Did My Time
7. Everything I've Known
8. Play Me (featuring Nas)
9. Alive
10. Let's Do This Now
11. I'm Done
12. Ya'll Want A Single
13. When Will This End
14. One
Take a Look in the Mirror Reviews:
yall want a single say f... that 
2008-05-01 - this CD was great again from korn a real metal twister. All their albums were great and all of them went platnium this was a great album from korn and with the help from nas was great to but only in the song play me nas was singing in but this album was great.
Virtually as strong as the Debut.... a must own!
2008-04-18 - Great CD, finally a return to the crushing sound of the debut, Huge riffs, great METAL cd. You have to get the live Skinlab SkinnedAlive CD as well...any fan of big metal riffs will love it! Skinned Alive
AWSOME
2008-01-27 - AWSOME IM TOO LAZY TO WRITE A REVIEW RIGHT NOW BUT THIS IS KORNS MOST UNDERRATED ALBUM
Crank it up
2008-01-19 - The only CD i was missing from my Korn collection. Only purchased as i liked Right Now, but the whole cd is great, true Korn. Crank it up. Bonus DVD great.
one of their best ideas 
2007-07-31 - This is one of my favorite albums by Korn. It brings you back to the first sound of korn. It is much like their frist self titled album and "Life is Peachy". After "Life is Peachy" the band seemed to move in different directions and I thought it was awesome how they made an album that went to their old sound. I love all their albums, but sometimes people (including me) need reminding that Korn hasn't changed totally. I love the bass in this album, it sticks out alot and is really heavy. Fieldy did a great job with his part. I also like how Jonathan seemed to roar and snarl like he's even more pissed then usual. I think Korn should write music how they like, but they should every once and a while go make an album like this one and "Life is Peachy" and their first self titled album.
