Life Is Peachy by Korn, album cover
Album · 30 years old this year

Life Is Peachy

Popularity73.0

Life Is Peachy is the second album from Korn, the American band who helped shape nu metal. It came out on 15 October 1996 on Immortal Records. For the follow-up to their 1994 debut, they reunited with producer Ross Robinson and went back to Indigo Ranch Studios. The songs deal with drugs, sex, betrayal, revenge and awkward social encounters, and bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu came up with the title.

This was the record that broke Korn through, after two years of constant touring had built a loyal following. It debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and went on to sell almost three million copies worldwide. Reviews were mixed, but the songwriting and sound were praised, and the band's blend of metal and hip-hop beats stood out. Jonathan Davis's vocal on "Good God" is often singled out as the album's heart. It won Best Album at the 1997 Kerrang! Awards.

Life Is Peachy on Riffology

riffology.co →

Life Is Peachy: tracklist, credits and charts

14 tracks · 50:10

Tracklist

  1. 1Twist2:49
  2. 2ChiKorn3:54
  3. 3LostKorn2:53
  4. 4SwallowKorn3:37
  5. 5Porno CreepKorn2:01
  6. 6Good GodKorn3:22
  7. 7Mr. RogersKorn5:09
  8. 8K@#Ø%!Korn3:09
  9. 9No Place to HideKorn3:31
  10. 10WickedDon Jagwarr and Ice Cube4:00
  11. 11A.D.I.D.A.S.Davis, Fieldy, Head, Munky, Silveria2:32
  12. 12LowriderAllen, Brown, Dickerson, Goldstein, Jordan, Miller, Oskar, Scott0:58
  13. 13Ass ItchKorn3:39
  14. 14Kill YouKorn8:36
Produced by
Ross Robinson
Recorded at
Indigo Ranch Studios (Malibu, California)
Recorded
April–July 1996
Mixed by
Chuck Johnson, Richard Kaplan, Ross Robinson
Engineered by
Chuck Johnson, Richard Kaplan, Ross Robinson
Label
Immortal Records
Length
50:10

Line-up

  • Jonathan Davis · guitar, guitar family · guest
  • Chino Moreno · vocals · guest
  • Nathan Houseman Davis · vocals · guest
  • Chuck Johnson · cowbell · guest
  • Head · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “No Place to Hide” · 14 September 1996
  • “A.D.I.D.A.S.” · 4 March 1997
  • “Good God” · 7 November 1997

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 1996–19973
UK Albums Chart · 1996–199732
New Zealand Albums · 1996–19971
Austrian Albums · 1996–199721
Finnish Albums · 1996–199724
Norwegian Albums · 1996–199724
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 1996–199725
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1996–199726
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 1996–199732
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 1996–199736
All 14 charts
Swedish Albums · 1996–199736
Scottish Albums · 1996–199738
German Albums · 1996–199785
Dutch Albums · 1996–199787

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 1999Platinum
Canada · 1997Gold
New Zealand · 1996Gold
United Kingdom · 2013Gold
United States · 19992× Platinum

From MusicBrainz, Wikipedia and Wikidata. Only what the sources record is shown.

73.0
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
6.1k
ListenBrainz listeners
128k
Wikipedia views, last 12 months
—
Deezer fans (all editions)

Released the same week

Also released on 15 October

Every year →

More from Korn

Full discography →

The best of 1996

All of 1996 →

More on Immortal Records

The label →

Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz + wikidata
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz15 October 1996
Wikipedia infobox15 October 1996
Wikidata15 October 1996
US release15 October 1996earliest US date
UK / Europe release15 October 1996earliest UK or European date
9 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1996XEImmortal Records5099748536914other
1996XEEpic5099748536969other
15 October 1996USEpic074646755426original
15 October 1996XEEpic5099748536921original
20 November 1996JPEpic Records4988010657123other
1997MXEpic7509948536921other
2009US—other
2016XWEpicother
13 January 2017AUEpicother
Cover art sources

coverartarchive · upscaled: minor: best source 1428x1428, upscaled to 1500 (x1.05)

SourceSizeVerdict
coverartarchive ✓1428×1428upscaled: minor: best source 1428x1428, upscaled to 1500 (x1.05)
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled