Heavy metal doesn't resonate in Irvine
Heavy metal doesn't resonate in Irvine
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Some, such as the Changing, Trivium and Hellyeah, excite the crowd, but others seem a little lightweight. When Korn launched the first Family Values Tour in 1998, the title was a slap at a culture that Jonathan Davis, the Bakersfield band's singer, perceived as mired in child abuse. |
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