Untouchables took Korn close to two years of work and an estimated three million dollars. Producer Michael Beinhorn had the band record in Arizona and Los Angeles and built the riffs into a dense, wide wall of sound, far from the raw recordings Ross Robinson had made earlier. Here to Stay opens the album and won the 2003 Grammy for Best Metal Performance; Thoughtless and Alone I Break followed as singles. The fifth studio album originally came out in June 2002 and entered the Billboard 200 at number two, behind The Eminem Show. This edition is a 2-LP.