FEAR FACTORY - Self Bias Resistor - Bloodstock 2016 

Its.

Also, no problem: When it's not possible anymore, it's not possible. Very simple.... FF rules

Jake Stern He has had a long break from touring this year so I hope he comes back in 2018 with the fire. His voice is never going to sound like it did back in the day though which he is a shame but he's still able to bring it, there much better performances from the genexus tour that this one.

I've never heard a good burton live performance, seen them 3 times too

Eric Andrews there are lots of good performances pre 2005. The Obsolete era 97-99 is particularly awesome. He was also fairly good during the Archetype tour in 2004. Today his voice is a shadow of what it once was unfortunately

Yea man I went back to a 98 performance SBR and had to eat my words. Loved it. Burton is the man.

Jake Stern he just can't

Slava Polyakov why do think Burton is the reason modern singers suck?

maybe because its said hes one of the first singers to incorpirate clean vocals and harsh ones in metal, ultimately giving birth to modern pussy boy fan girl metal

is isnt hating on burton, he even complements him

I meant Burton shows what exactly the real metal vocals supose to be. But modern guys not even close in it. And because of him you realize how pathetic they are.

Slava Polyakov I would agree. Modern singers don't scream with the intensity of the veterans. I've always said screaming as a singing style changed around the time the Melissa cross dvd came out. It taught proper technique but doesn't sound anywhere near as awesome as singers like Burton did back in the day, for better or worse, as obviously screaming from the throat damages your voice hence Burtons voice today. Burton was an absolute monster back in the 90's, truly one of the best and is criminally underrated today with how much his style influences the next generation

It's Tony Campos from Static X

Haha I’m no drummer But I did wonder about the snare tone here.

No. Its just tuned really high, probably to cut through the mix, and cut it does.

No. Its just tuned really high, probably to cut through the mix, and cut it does.

Sounds like hes playing on a plastic bucket

lol

Сейчас у них кстати крайне неплохой вокалист

@@risenone7189 сейчас да, но привык к тому составу и голосу конечно

@@risenone7189 Новый вокалист ебошит норм, думаю новый альбом будет четким.

@@user-om2xl2jd2o во-во те же надежды - Дядя Казарес полон решимости сделать что нибудь очень крутое

Nope. I was there. This was only the second song into the set as they simply played the Demanufacture LP from start to end. Burton has never sounded good live. Ever! Just go back even to 1993 and you’ll see how he never disciplined his vocals when touring.

Wow you must live under a rock or something because Dino has been back since 2009 and has done three killer albums with fear factory.

David Clark yeah a piccolo snare

Well all the years of intense vocals fucked up his vocal cords so it isnt that much of his fault

​@bohyspendejo5121 really? It's his fault if he blows out his voice. It's job to take care of it.

You try screaming and growling for 31 years. See if your voice is still the same afterwards. Burton is a Legend.

Oleg Aguirre just the snare I think.

Kicks are usual trigger samples. Snares on a mic. It's miles too high.

The kicks aren't lining up with the riff like they should.

probably because the guitar isn't double tracked like in the studio version. The one guitar sounds naked.

That is NOT Gene Hoglan

Nie jest źle, trafia w nuty i jest w miarę podobnie jak w studio. A to się u niego nie zawsze zdarza, jedyny raz kiedy ich widziałem osobiście to chybiał tak że łzy z oczu wyciskało.

Decades of dirty vocals.

Stupid question.

They're playing the track a bit slower than normal (look at live shows in the 90s, they actually played it faster than the record)

He did sing with FF on the Archetype tour in the UK cuz Burt's was fucked. Killed it too

His vocals have always been terrible live.

There's a recording of Archetype live ... sounded pretty good. (and especially Slave Labor with Christian on the back vocals)

its not about that.. its about fans hearing them since the start live again.. I found them in 06 and when I was born they were in probably in their late 20's almost 30's... id pay $1000 to see them and dino in the very back. its about people who respect them rather than how they sound. they are old as dirt now like cannibal corpse six feet under slayer etc.. its about fuck yeah keep going on fear factory! im 21 now and id bust a nut to see them live for once before they finally quit as legends but damn man come on respect and as u see im drunk lol no hate

Age has nothing to do with it.

believe it or not in the 90's the "industrial" sound came from this band! they even started DEATH METAL which was very new at the time and the main thing back near 85-90 and a lot of bands got it or they didn't. they made a big hit WHILE bringing industrial sound into it. out of 30600060 bands brand new in 85-90 I bet on my life blind folded listening to them all u knew who fear factory was. they are such a unique sound man. out of all my fav thrash, death metal, and rock bands I know these guys are THEIR OWN GENRE of perfectness

Boy have I got good news for you

I was thinking the same thing! Let's hope his voice will get better! I'd like to see em live one day

Decades of vocal work and touring bro. He won't sound like his 20s anymore

He could have gone to vocal coach years ago. Heck he couldn't pull off the cleans even back in the day, he should have gone to a coach when they bacame pro

25 + years of growling. one of the greatest ever. just sit down

He def paid the price for being a pioneer (mixing the harsh and clean vox). The whole 'Zen of Screaming' era that I was around for came after him and I don't think many if any 'vocal professionals' took heavy singing/screaming seriously until the 2000's. I remember at least two of my own music theatre style voice teachers saying 'if your voice ever gets tired you're singing wrong,' only to have effin Domingo himself the opera singer call BS on that: 'your voice is a muscle and needs rest or it will wear out like any other.' That philosophy was why he could still sing opera in his 70's (cuz even many of those vocalists burn out between 40's-60's), though I imagine Burt rarely if ever found himself in the position to make 'vox health' demands to FF's recording/touring schedule. Additionally, I remember during my own metal band stints being socially ostracized for wanting to care for my voice (being called a fa**ot and all kinds of lovely stuff) and warming up, using techniques I'd learned from classical, not getting totally blasted at every gig, limiting my talking on show days, etc. I'd bet all $20 to my name that Burt went through something similar if he ever acted like he was babying his voice in the early FF days. He's the Robert Plant of extreme metal - incredibly naturally gifted and influential, but if you listen to any LZ or FF live performances after their first few years/albums it gets very painful very fast. That being said I don't think all is lost (to quote the man himself) but I can't imagine vocal surgery + working w/ a singing coach/team w/ real experience in applying say, opera type technique to extreme metal is cheap or common. Were those stars to align though...I got to see Page and Plant when Robert would have been in his 40's or 50's and he was once again amazing (tuning down also probably didn't hurt, even Dio sang lower in the last decade or so of his life, that part IS age and no harm/foul imo) so here's hoping Burt finds his was forward. He was and is one of my fave vocalists/lyricists/songwriters ever and the right people to get him back on top have GOT to be out there! Also, Burt if you are somehow reading this: back during Archetype you responded to a fan email I sent you and I have never forgotten it. I am still a singer now at 40 partly because of you so thanks for that. I still think you rule and I still think you have better things ahead!

ZeeKat That's just bad vocals..

He would have been in tune had he used auto tune mate

NO

The part where Dino wasn't even hitting the strings was funny af. I'll never understand why guitarists do that, pump their fist while they should be using that arm for playing.

They always were live!