Korn has been rocking the music scene ever since 1993. With more than a decade's worth of albums under its belt, Korn is definitely one of the biggest icons the rock industry has ever seen.

A.D.I.D.A.S. is one of Korn's earlier works. The Adidas Korn track is by far the most famous track off of the band's second album Life Is Peachy. Anyone who's heard of Korn undoubtedly knows the Adidas Korn track. The title is not related to the sports apparel brand Adidas in any way. Rather, A.D.I.D.A.S. is actually an acronym for All Day I Dream About Sex. Adidas Korn was released in 1996, and maxed out at the 3rd spot on the charts.

1998 saw Korn collaborating with Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst for the track All in the Family, off of their third album Follow the Leader. All in the Family Korn was originally planned to be some sort of face-off between Korn frontman Jonathan Davis and Fred Durst. The two came up with the idea of having some sort of rap battle against each other. All in the Family Korn features hiphop beats as well.

The band released another album in 1999. The album Issue, scaled the charts up to the #1 spot. One of the stronger tracks off this album was Falling Away from Me. The track actually peaked at #7 on the music charts. Also, it's interesting to note that Korn worked with Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst on this track again. In fact, Durst directed the video for the song that has lyrics Korn beating me down. The Korn beating me down lyrics are appropriate because the song is about physical abuse. Davis meant for the song to be some sort of epiphany, that people suffering from physical abuse can indeed ask for help.

Take a Look in the Mirror is another Korn album that rocked the charts for the band in 2003. Right Now Korn was the second track off the band's sixth installment. The music video for Right Now Korn used animation, and this was a first for the band. Right Now Korn took the 11th spot on the US Mainstream Rock Tracks.

The next track on the 2003 album was Y'All Want a Single. Korn Ya'll Want a Single is actually a reference to an experience the band had had when they were recording the album. The Korn Want a Single track includes Davis' famous line, "Y'all want a single?" This line led to the creation of the Korn Ya'll Want a Single track.

The band released an compilation album in 2004, entitled Greatest Hit,s Volume 1. The album sold more than one million copies in the US alone. Off this piece are Word Up! and Another Brick in the Wall Korn. Word Up Korn is actually a cover of the Cameo original. Melanie B. of the Spice Girls also made her own version of Word Up Korn. Another Brick in the Wall Korn, on the other hand, has the 3 parts of the Pink Floyd original. Korn Brick in the Wall placed 12th on the US Mainstream Rock Tracks.

The 7th installment, See You on the Other Side, was released December 2005. In less than a month, the album sold more than half a million copies in the US alone. The second track, Korn Coming Undone, came out in March 2006. Korn I'm Coming Undone is different from the band's previous works. Korn Im Coming Undone is somewhat mild, compared to past tracks. Coming Undone Korn even boasts of a rhythm inclined to hiphop. So close is Korn Comeing Undone to hiphop that Korn and Dem Franchise Boys decided to make a remix of Korn Coming Undone. This Korn remix is titled Coming Undone Wit It by Korn vs. Dem Franchize Boys. This Korn remix did pretty well on the charts as well.

To date, the band is working on their 8th installment that is yet to be named. In the meantime, fans worldwide should check their official website www.korn.com to gain access to more than what's inside of Korn cds. The site showcases Korn mp3 streaming, Korn wallpaper images, and even full Korn music videos. So, y'all should log on to their website for the latest Korn freebies!