Can't take me apart... Can't take me apart... See the light a new day has arrived for us Genesis of our evolution A linchpin holds within a means to and end Can't you see that we are one? Can't take me apart No you can't We see no end to the dream We will never see the end We will never be the ned All of my life I felt discarded Never feeling a part of it No you can't Without me you will fade, you will not remain We are one and though the same future machine A linchpin holds within a mean to an end Can't you see that we are one? Can't take me apart No you can't We see no end to the dream We will never see the end We will never be the ned All of my life I felt discarded Never feeling a part of it No you... No you can't take... [Repeat: x5] No you can't take me apart We will never see the end We will never be the end All my life I felt discarded Never feeling a part of it You can't change me You can't change me now
A quite a umber of metal bands didn't have solo's in 90's It was a thing that came from Grunge music, which was an anti 80's metal movement. Not by design, people didn't like wankers playing useless arpeggios all the time. Solos have come back since though, because the new set of fans wanted to do more but still retain much of that sound that was formed in the 90's. I tend to like songs with not much of a solo in them. A songwriter seems to be more creative. Instead of having a basic chord progression that builds to a solo, the whole song is a pile of riffs that keep it interesting.
I'd rather have a strong rhythm something with strong lyrics that has meaning long drawn out solo's just don't move me but don't get me wrong I like the solo's also in bands like slayer and many more period I love music just like many of y'all opinions are free just be glad for the metal
Ikr? I mean I reaaaally love guitar solos (or any kind of solos for that matter), but something I like about bands like Disturbed, Lamb of God, Killswitch Engage and even some Slipknot, is that they do good metal songs without the need of solos, and from time to time, they surprise you with a solo that may not be the most flashy, but that fits the song perfectly...on the other side of it there are bands that really give solos the prominence that they had back in the 80s, but they merge it with their own style like Trivium, Avenged Sevenfold, etc...and I really love them for doing that too.
@@david97GP : Fear Factory was on a whole other level though. Pantera got huge by combing metal and hardcore just at a time when very few bands were doing it. Fear Factory was like the next step in Industrial music, by putting a very clean Metal edge on the genre; thus Industrial Metal. Still sounds contemporary and futuristic for the present. FF's lyrics are even more relevant now as well to be honest.
Faith no more too. That dude can do anything with his voice. And the rest of the band were awesome musicians. I always felt like they deserved more recognition
I across these guys and thought this kicks some serious ass! No matter I'm now 63. I have some other favorite Fear Factory songs but right now its POWERSHIFTER. Great stuff man, great stuff!
Fear Factory is one of the most influential bands in the metal/rock genre. Absolutely underrated. Almost every single one of your favorite artists references this group.
Al Jorgensen is the father of metal. His band is called Mynistry and he's the reason all metal bands exist. Look up his autobiography cause it's well worth the read! 🤘
Something funny about this too is that they say that their biggest influence was Godflesh, another super influential band,with Jonathon Davis saying that they inspired him as well.
You know this is an amazing song, but I don't care for Digimortal as an album that much. FF has two albums I don't like much, this one and Transgression, but there are still some banger tracks on both.
I never stopped listening to this. But lately I been listening to Theatre of tragedy a lot. That song Venus is really good. Whole album is pretty good. My wife is one of these girls that think the Grateful Dead is something special lol and then I exposed her to some of this and she’s obsessed now. She’s had this epiphany 😂 like me oh wow. I thought Alice In Chains was hard stuff lol the other day we were on a road trip, and she selected Slayers “bloodline” lol Yup…I’m changing the world
Can't take me apart... Can't take me apart... See the light a new day has arrived for us Genesis of our evolution A linchpin holds within a means to and end Can't you see that we are one? Can't take me apart No you can't We see no end to the dream We will never see the end We will never be the ned All of my life I felt discarded Never feeling a part of it No you can't Without me you will fade, you will not remain We are one and though the same future machine A linchpin holds within a mean to an end Can't you see that we are one? Can't take me apart No you can't We see no end to the dream We will never see the end We will…
It really does. I was eyeball deep in my “must listen to all the metal” teenage years when this was released. I was hyped because Demanufacture and Obsolete were albums I worshipped at the time. This one I liked but it was definitely different because it just oozes “y2k” vibes. And similarly you can hear Archetype has an extremely “post-9/11” feel to it.
Fear Factory is beast as fuck. Industrials best band in my opinion. Because you actually feel like your in another universe with all these machines around you and it's just bad ass. I also love the double bass in this song it sounds like a machine it's self. I need to learn to play like that.
+James hetfield anyways if you don't like it you have all the right in the world to not listen too industrial music.which in my opinion the labelling of sub genres is moot metal is metal.
can't take me apart! see the light, a new day has arrived for us genesis of our evolution a linchpin holds within a means to an end can't you see that we are one? can't take me apart! no you can't! we see no end to the dream we will never see the end we will never be the end all my life i've felt discarded never feeling a part of it no you can't! without me you will fade, you will not remain we are one, and of the same future machine! a linchpin holds within a means to an end can't you see that we are one? can't take me apart! no you can't! we see no end to the dream! we will never see the end we will never be the end all my life i've felt discarded never feeling a part of it no you can't take me apart you can't change me now
First FF stuff I found on MTV one night in my childhood. Probably my first imprinting with industrial metal awesomeness. Still in love with this sound and even got a work as an industrial engineer. Mission accomplished.
Love this song. I remember hearing it in my younger years just because I liked it, but now, the ending... that repeating line "You can't change me." Gives me chills, and gives me strength. I feel strong when I hear this. This song- forever.
This band was way ahead of Thier time. I remember being in highschool while all the wigglets were playing rap music through Thier half ass "systems" in the cars. I was blasting this shit through my real system, had the crossovers set-up just for this shit. Fear Factory's low end fucking slammed.
same, blasted this shit all through sophomore year. 2 Memphis mojo 12s blaring in my big ass mud truck. this album and archetype. god, so many memories.
Knowing that we are currently on the cusp of merging with machines to try to escape this dream through knowledge, these lyrics give me goosebumps. Before its time thematically.
@@Breaker197 Skinny Puppy, Cabaret Voltaire, and Throbbing Gristle would like a word, actually. The bands mentioned in this thread here are industrial metal. Not industrial.
I was four years old when Digimortal dropped. I'd grab it out of my Dad's CD album book and play it on his multi-disc changer Sony AV unit. He raised a metal head from the beginning and this song was my post-naptime anthem. 🤘🏻
first metal band i ever listened to at 3 years old (that i can remember) used to call it the angry song and gave it a fucking good go at singing it, 18 years on and im still hooked on their shit
I remember travelling to Germany to visit a friend. I took a coach from London all the way to a place called Aachen. I was 15 and this album had just came out. I remember blasting the album over and over on my discman Good times
Fischkimme I don’t hear many other voices capable of going from brutal growls to clean that quickly... not even people with the best vocal ranges have that ability. Metalcore my ass but Burton C Bell is something special.
@@topsecret1837 The problem is that he really is not able to perform live. He sounds good in the studio but he has so much trouble singing in key live....
It's a lot of studio magic(sound engineering).. the choruses for sure.. his growl is pretty legit live but the chorus/singy stuff has so much effect on it, it's crazy.. it's cool tho
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