we've cut in, cut out the face of man cut in, cut out the face of... time has given us no reason to live look to the future and you will see nothing what will become? what will we be? when we can see our own eternity we've lost hope, lost fate we've lost our way lost time, lost grace we search for... man has taken time from all that you see look in his eye, see the future hold nothing what will become? what will we be? when we can see our own eternity what will become? what will we be? when we can change our own eternity man has taken time from all that you see look in his eye and you still will not see no! you will not see!
i have always been a huge fan of FEAR FACTORY & this is 2019 their music will never ever die & will always live on 4-eternity. FEAR FACTORY always fucking RULES. oh hell yeah.
I remember being initially disappointed with the massive nu metal influences and the somewhat tired sound but over time it has grown on me and I have appreciated it's songwriting. Especially the ambient U2 influences on Invisible Wounds.
@@user-bq5ki3qn1l Go and listen to the first three albums: Soul Of A New Machine (1992), Demanufacture (1995) and Obsolete (1998). Then listen to this album. That should point it out. But if you want a specific answer, then stay with me here…. There are quite a few single note open riffs in on several songs such as on What Will Become and Linchpin and there is a a more emphasised groove type rhythm on many songs which is typical of nu metal. And most of all, where is the absolutely brutal and bludgeoning death metal-esque tone that crushes you like on the first three albums? There is next to no such heaviness like that on this album. It is still a nice album though, it is just a different flavour.
@@dankk2754 I respectfully disagree to an extent. I definitely think that they popularised extreme detuning on guitars before the age of seven string guitars which nu metal fully embraced. They started out with massive death metal influences, especially on Soul of a New Machine and developed their style more on Demanufacture and Obsolete. With Digimortal, I think they pretty much adapted their sound/style to match what was going on musically at the time.
Korn was also like the band that created nu metal. Bands like Faith No More has been one of the founders of alternative metal. Primus, White Zombie, and Helmet also came along before Korn released their first album.
this album was new when I started doing the fireworks for the KC Royals....we used to listen to it on the way up from manhattan Ks up to the stadium in KC....my buddy had just bought a new amp and subs.....sounded fuckin awesome in his 83 caprice classic(which is now mine)!!!
Man… I guess I’m old lol. I bought Demanufacture when it was brand spanking new based on an ad in a Guitar magazine. I had no idea what it was… A change of underwear later I cleaned myself up and learned all the drum parts… Love this new stuff too haha😅
verissimo , nessuno suona come Raymond !! Davide Bergamo, in un genere come questo se non triggeri un po o non hai un produttore con le palle tipo Andy Sneap o Colin Richardson , le casse della batteria non si sentirebbero !!
Бурятия 29 год от второго прихода. Медицина великая вещь, а ещё лучше фармацевтика. Когда вич человечества остеопороз стал стал чумой 21 века, вытеснив спид, люди придумали препарат, решивший проблему костной ткани радикально.
When I was a kid, I always thought he was saying: "NO! You Will Nazi!" "NO! You Will Nazi!" I always thought Burton was referencing someone trying to take your "will" to survive away and saying "NO!" in defiance. I thought the Will Nazi was very Fear Factory-ish in how their lyrics and themes play on each other.
I remember when I was little my dad played this song it blew my mind and started head banging 🤘🏻🤘🏻
BEAST NINJA ME TO IM STILL LITTLE BUT OMFG ITS AWESOME😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈
legit same, my step dad was the guitarist of bodybag & played with these guys a few times so we were always headbanging to this!
Same here.
Same here. My dad was the guitarist of bodybag too.
Медицина - великая вещь. А ещё лучше - фармацевтика.
Когда ВИЧ человечества - остеопороз - стал чумой 21 века, вытеснив СПИД, люди придумали препарат, решивший проблему костной ткани раликально.
Жора Корнев одобряет
@@ibeft терминахт кальция!
-Уйди постылый, нахуй!
-Уже лучше! Ты прям лингвист, мать твою!
-А хули, увы....
Пришел сюда за радикальным решением проблемы костной ткани!
we've cut in, cut out
the face of man
cut in, cut out
the face of...
time has given us no reason to live
look to the future and you will see nothing
what will become?
what will we be?
when we can see our own eternity
we've lost hope, lost fate
we've lost our way
lost time, lost grace
we search for...
man has taken time from all that you see
look in his eye, see the future hold nothing
what will become?
what will we be?
when we can see our own eternity
what will become?
what will we be?
when we can change our own eternity
man has taken time from all that you see
look in his eye and you still will not see
no! you will not see!
*screams* What will become?
*screams* What will become?
*screams* What will become?
What will become of **kid's voice** us?
i have always been a huge fan of FEAR FACTORY & this is 2019 their music will never ever die & will always live on 4-eternity. FEAR FACTORY always fucking RULES. oh hell yeah.
FEAR FACTORY Rules!!
Timeless tune. Brutal. *****
Love FF
Fear Factory mi adolescencia! Digimortal!
Saw them on this tour! This was the opening song!! The place went fucking nuts!
Good old memorys
Mateusz Miasko I grew up on this music. I was 10years old child and I was happy)))
I remember being initially disappointed with the massive nu metal influences and the somewhat tired sound but over time it has grown on me and I have appreciated it's songwriting. Especially the ambient U2 influences on Invisible Wounds.
Please tell me where is nu-metal inflence in this album !? (Aside Back the fuck up)
@@user-bq5ki3qn1l Go and listen to the first three albums: Soul Of A New Machine (1992), Demanufacture (1995) and Obsolete (1998). Then listen to this album. That should point it out.
But if you want a specific answer, then stay with me here….
There are quite a few single note open riffs in on several songs such as on What Will Become and Linchpin and there is a a more emphasised groove type rhythm on many songs which is typical of nu metal. And most of all, where is the absolutely brutal and bludgeoning death metal-esque tone that crushes you like on the first three albums? There is next to no such heaviness like that on this album. It is still a nice album though, it is just a different flavour.
Nu metal influences? These guys invented it
@@dankk2754
I respectfully disagree to an extent. I definitely think that they popularised extreme detuning on guitars before the age of seven string guitars which nu metal fully embraced.
They started out with massive death metal influences, especially on Soul of a New Machine and developed their style more on Demanufacture and Obsolete. With Digimortal, I think they pretty much adapted their sound/style to match what was going on musically at the time.
Korn was also like the band that created nu metal. Bands like Faith No More has been one of the founders of alternative metal. Primus, White Zombie, and Helmet also came along before Korn released their first album.
Released in 2001. Fearfactory predicted the future.
this album was new when I started doing the fireworks for the KC Royals....we used to listen to it on the way up from manhattan Ks up to the stadium in KC....my buddy had just bought a new amp and subs.....sounded fuckin awesome in his 83 caprice classic(which is now mine)!!!
Whenever you need to check out new audio equipment, turn this on.
That way you'll always know if your neighbours love good music.
Metalhammer magazine April 2001 this was a good demo. Shit time flies fast and good music stays still good.
Бекооон!!! Бекооон!!!
ват віл бекон?
damn, i am so old (old so ooold - we are!) - still: such a great song!
Вииитёк!
С*ка как это разослышать?
@@user-pj8bk7bl6y Термината кальция съешь))
@@user-pj8bk7bl6y бекон
rockin............
Держимордафилмс
Здравствуйте, как я вижу, вы ценитель высокой культуры рабочих с завода?)
@@faraday410 на этом фильме вырос твой батя
SUPER MEGA POWER MUSIC !!!! O MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man… I guess I’m old lol.
I bought Demanufacture when it was brand spanking new based on an ad in a Guitar magazine.
I had no idea what it was…
A change of underwear later I cleaned myself up and learned all the drum parts…
Love this new stuff too haha😅
2018 and still giving me goosebumps
Brutal
Got my tickets to see Fear Factory and Static-X March 5th in Sacramento.
Those drums man ❤😊
solid tight band..
Dino Cazares ....raymond Herrera
VIVA MEXICO. !!!!
grande batteria
Raymond Herrera spaccava i culi in questa formazione. Ritmiche assurde.
Concordo!!
è triggeratissimo però...
verissimo , nessuno suona come Raymond !! Davide Bergamo, in un genere come questo se non triggeri un po o non hai un produttore con le palle tipo Andy Sneap o Colin Richardson , le casse della batteria non si sentirebbero !!
rocco roccki raymond ha tre mani praticamente
Now I know where the inspiration for 'Reich Between he Eyes' comes from.
🤟🏼 dec31-2020
man I was a teenager at 15 and was so in love with this band.got album first day.so cool 👍👍👍 nice one dude
sounds like Robb Flynn is on the vocals
actually, Robb Flynn's vocal style is inspired by Burton C. Bell
🤘 FEAR FACTORYYYYYY!!! 🤘
PINK FLOOOOOOYD !
this album rules
Бурятия 29 год от второго прихода. Медицина великая вещь, а ещё лучше фармацевтика. Когда вич человечества остеопороз стал стал чумой 21 века, вытеснив спид, люди придумали препарат, решивший проблему костной ткани радикально.
Зачем это тут
Все я понял, просто кальций стал мэталлизоваться
*Speed Flow speed 1.25 kkkkkkkkkkkk*
Adolescencia
2019, OCTOBER - STILL SUPER POWER MUSIC !!!
Try listening to it with 1.25 speed increase.
When I was a kid, I always thought he was saying:
"NO! You Will Nazi!"
"NO! You Will Nazi!"
I always thought Burton was referencing someone trying to take your "will" to survive away and saying "NO!" in defiance. I thought the Will Nazi was very Fear Factory-ish in how their lyrics and themes play on each other.
LOL
lml_
Rolon
My 5 year old daughter loves this song in 2020 such a proud daddy
Brava che schech
A Song Fire strom spirith
what
1.25 and it sounds like an early Slipknot song
Kurła kiedyś było jakoś fajniej xddd
Doom zoom
Now you get it ?
roots bloody roots
roots will become (?
As performed by Static-X.
+Linkin Park One Step Closer. Dino said he was listening to that at the time.
SODOM WHAT WILL BECOME
Fucking destroy \m/
I hate ads before the video!!!!!
Better than during though, am I right??
Neal yeah you’re fucking right. At least it doesn’t play interrupt the song
2020
Lets be honest, the first riff at the beginning is proto-djent.
Uh, that riff is just a take from nu metal riffs from before. And 'Djent' was invented by Meshuggah years before this came out.
Sounds like Static-X for some reason.
Static-X sounds like Fear Factory ehehe
Sir Jovan digimortal and obselete are both nu metal albums
and Tony Campos is now the bassist of Fear Factory hehe
Hmmm sounds like Fear Factory for some reason
because it's very jumpy nu-metal like and came out during the time of Static X, similar recording and sound feel.
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Very disappointed 478 likes come on people
качество говнище!
F,,,,, break down and riffs