The best album in the history of metal like all the tracks on this album, they are real hits. It's been almost 30 years since I first heard this legendary album after the movie Mortal Kombat (1995) The album has not been boring over the years, unlike other albums by different bands🤟
I think this is one of the best metal style albums of all time. check out "pisschrist" with their terminator 2 sample at the beginning. "Sooooooo Weeeeeeeee Liiiiiieeeeeeee". It has been with me since middle school and i cant forget it. Beautiful fucking song
First gig I ever went to was Fear Factory supported by Spineshank and Kilgore in '99. Small show, say 2,000 capacity, was blown away by the bass and general atmosphere, fun times. I have Demanufacture ('95) through to Archetype ('04). I have heard Soul of a new Machine ('92) loads but only one or two tracks really grabbed me.. not sure what has come after Archetype without looking it up! Obsolete > Demanufacture (just) and (personally) I think that's where they peak. Maybe Acres of Skin off Digimortal and Act of God from Archetype but it really depends on mood as those albums are generally "softer". I'd go with Resurrection from Obsolete next, slightly different to what you've heard so far and leads to what their style leans more towards in those next albums
I had heard of Fear Factory a ton but never really "listened" to them, well, I went to see Orbit Culture and FF played right after. Needless to say, they won me over and I've been listening to FF constantly since. They were SO GOOD live, it was amazing. Funnily enough, this song right here might be my favorite from them.
Love watching your videos! I don’t know if you’ve reacted to my absolute favorite FF song “Demanufacture” but I’d love for you guys to check that out. Keep up the great work!
Give New Breed a go that song is fuckin high bpm off this album. The entire album from start to finish is a masterpiece and sits in my top 10 greatest metal albums of all time
I fall into the "their new stuff sucks" with a lot of bands, unfortunately, but Fear Factory is one that has been consistently enjoyable for me. The only album of theirs that I think is sub-par might be their first one, before they really fell into their sound. To me, every album after that is a good listen.
Well this is proof that you're not an ideological "the new stuff sucks" and you just like what you like! Maybe we git to some of their new songs as well at some point. /Andrei
but like... that's what happened! 😂😂😂 they were doing the thing and when they no longer wanted to do the thing they stopped doing the thing so the thing wasn't there anymore!
parece mentira pero escuchas FEAR FACTORY hoy en dia y parec un disco de metal recien salido del horno, su estilo de metal siempre sonara futurista, su sonido es actual en todas las epocas.
I've heard the name Fear Factory before, but never listened to them. This is only one song, so I don't know their sound, but this sounds like Anthrax, but good.
Go listen to this album and Obsolete. You won't be sorry but I've been saying that since I first heard Replica and had to go buy Demanufacture back in 1996
All the Fear Factory songs you have listened to have been great songs. However, "Slave Labor" is still their best song, and "Archetype" is their best album.
@user-yi4xh7ni3z I know at first they had to program the drums, but it just seems like even when they added real drums to it, the snare didn't hit me in the face like it was personal. Archetype has the best kick sounds, and the snare sounded like it came out of the song and smacked me in the face with each hit. Maybe because when I first heard demanufacture, I heard the computer drums, and that didn't do it for me left a bad taste in my mouth. I think archetype is demanufacture but better in every way. Demanufacture evolved.
@@questioneverything5595 The Archetype has terrible drums, it's like playing on cans. Yes, the material itself is not bad there are some great tracks on the album, but it's the drums that kill everything.
Archetype just didn't hold my attention like Obsolete did, and I got more disappointed every album after until Mechanize, and it was like a breath of fresh air.
