the good ol days when you had to stay up late and make sure you had a blank vhs tape in the vhs player so when the badass metal music came on you could record them cause stupid MTV never played the awesome stuff until midnight haha
Yes man. Recorded about 10 VHS with the german Show "MTV Superrock". It always was on a monday, so often woke up earlier then I usually did, when I had to go to school to watch a bit of that tape, cause it was too hard to be in school without an idea what stuff was recorded. After school directly put a Pizza in the oven and started the video to watch the rest and the ones I already fall in love with in the morning, fully excited. So I found bands like System of a down years before they went famous and showed that stuff to my friends and infected them with fkn heavy music. Changed my life. Proud to be a part of the olschoolers. It was an amazing time. :')
In this day and age no one, not you, not me, not anybody, will sit in front of a tv and wait for a song/video that he likes to get played. He will get on the internet and listen/watch it whenever he wants. UA-cam made MTV... OBSOLETE!!! Just ignore it.
EmpiresDawn Do you think this is new MTV stuff? Or am I getting you wrong? It looks like the way you write your comment, you think it is the MTV from today or so...remember this was back in 1995...no UA-cam and other internet stuff...just sit and watch MTV Headbangers ball...good old days \m/
+EmpiresDawn Yeah, but we would sit and watch or even have it on in the background in case they did or to discover new bands. We used to have three hours of power on triple j, many moons ago, then slowly it became the hour of power and it was on at like midnight or something stupid. MTV already had the real world and shit like that while they were a music station. They have two channels down here, MTV classic, I think, where they play music and MTV something, where they play ex on the beach, jersey shore, teen mom, all that shit. Dont think youtube played much part in it. We still have rage. People like to watch others self destruct in public. Pay the $$ and see these bands live, most still tour, get off the couch and see live music.
If that concept would still work and finance itself it would be done. Maybe you and a couple of other dudes would watch it but that doesn't mean it would pay out. The online.generation doesn't need this stuff anymore.
One of the things I always found amusing about Fear Factory is they never had the industrial metal "look" compared to so many other bands. On stage they just look like dudes that would be as comfortable in a bar down the street as they are playing metal.
Having, at one point, gotten halfway shithammered with Dino after the bar closed when I still had to be at work at 9am in an entirely different city..... this is pretty fair. I honestly still have no idea why he started talking to me, though.
+ChachaChapati Some smart c**t wrote on FF FB wall saying some shit about how hes a great guitarist even if he is fat. I couldnt belive it. Dino basically said he couldnt give a fuck what anyone thought. Who gives a fuck if the dudes 300lbs or 150lbs? Unless you want to fuck him. FF are the shit and live they are even better. They still play Self Bias and Zero Signal. Pisschrist seems to be played here and there. Id like to see them play Drain You by Nirvana, Pisschrist more often and chuck Big God in there too.
Michael Smythe Mostly the new stuff with some classic Demanufacture/Obsolete era thrown in. Burt's voice sounds a bit shot, but throw him a bone, he's been performing for almost 30 years. Dino's a great guitarist regardless of how fat he is, but he's supposed to be a huge a-hole. The now ex-FF members Ray and Chris thought so, as well as his mates in Divine Heresy. Hell, even Burt thought at one point if you just listen to the lyrics of "Archetype."
No shit. Very interesting. He is a great guitarist, but if he was that bad, he wouldnt be hard to replace. I love the dismissal of a God in Burtons lyrics. He speaks for a mass of people that just cant accept a higher being. I saw them in Feb, I think, at Soundwave. They played Signal, Self Bias, Resurrection, some new stuff and some older stuff. Id like to see them try Timelessness, Big God, Decent. His voice wasnt too bad, but like you said, 30 years of touring. Theyre a solid live act.
Such innovation and creativity that they'd added to metal and this is way back in the 90s. Without these guys there will be no metalcore that incorporates melody in choruses.
Machado of ill Nino named them as an influence which I kinda guessed based on the "good cop bad cop" vocal approach heard in ill Nino vocals. And please spare me the "two different styles how dare u say that" because I am talking about influence not style and also I don't give a fuck about u getting butt hurt about mentioning ill Nino / Fear Factory in the same sentence if it hurts that bad I will hook u up with Finn PRMBA butt balm so shut it
Jesus Palacios lol.. and these times i remember hearing this blasting out of hot topic at the mall when it used to look like a torture chamber... now it looks like a fucking disney giftshop... lol
Imagine, 1995. A group of teens. Marlboros, joints, beer. Old ass computers on every corner to check your email and this playing everyday, along with the rest of the album and type o negative. Great memories. Then, seeing rhem at ozzfest was kickass as well. 🤘🤘
*And STILL are, no one has come close to touching this talented band. I don't* *care how fucking technical you can get, songwriting these days?.. pshhhhh.*
Not to get into the whole genre debate, but regardless of the different elements in their sound, fact is this band is metal through and through. They always have been. Now Industrial is definitely a big aspect of their sound (they will tell you themselves), but they share very little in common with pure industrial groups.
tbh i stopped listening and following them after obsolete..i just rediscovered industrialist, gonna catch up with the other stuff. quick wiki search: In 2013 Raymond joined Capital Source Network (CSN), a company Raymond Herrera helped create. Capital Source Network is a beverage industry one-stop shop, specializing in brokering, test marketing, distribution and financial services. CSN represents a wide variety of brands, from vitamin enhanced waters to energy supplements. The company has offices in California, Indiana and Michigan
TheSmashingTesticles No, it just makes you look sad. :( Surely you could be doing something decent with your time instead of intentially seeking out material you don't even like just to rag on it the comment section. You know, I thought this type of trolling stopped being cool in like 2007, so how retro of you to keep it alive.
*Fucking amazing song, 100% pure adrenaline. There was so much talent in this band that it* *was explosive!, & best Metal drummer next to Vinnie Paul, Dave Lombardo & Gene Hoglan*
Anger is my driving force to kill people the toxic metal fandom if I could I would line up every toxic metal fan that spat on me for listening to nu metal and Vietnam exaction style like the nailbomb cover and don't tell me "that's not nice" because thrash fans are far from nice they deserve to die
Fear Factory will always be my favorite metal band...they have the thrash moments interjected with Burton's growl...then an interlude of Burton's actual singing...he has an amazing voice that can go into growls and just a few moments later into a choral voice. Awesome band...studio & live.
Mentioning "thrash" in the same sentence as fear factory is an insult to this amazing band because thrash fans hated this band. But I respect ur opinion
The one band I’ve seen live more than any other! Still can’t get over how tight they always sounded live, Burt was always hit or miss depending on how he felt that day I guess but musically the only thing I could ever say to describe them live is holy shit!
I only got to see them once but it was such a bad ass show. This was back in 1997 when I was a 14 year old, 110 pound 5'6 teenager.There was a part of the show where everyone was pumping their fists in the air and I was close enough to the stage to where Dino reached out and grabbed my fist to rock out with me. I'll never forget that.
Raymond is a machine ,his double kicks are like no other, he invented the stop start stop start double kicks, after Ray left Fear Factory they lost there soul force and there feel and there Fear Factory
i remember this comin on HB like yesdy....i was 18... luved demanufactor...brings so many memorys... the metal scene in bham uk was boomin bk in those days....dam take me back.
This is a God tier performance from a hungry band with their classic line up Burton is in my top 3 vocalists but his growls come from his throat instead of breathing technique and he has paid the price for that in later years. I saw Fear Factory twice once Burtons vocal was spot on and everyone was on point that was the last time they played here with the classic line up fast forward to Wacken 06 and it's a different ball game Burtons voice was fried we ended up doing the leg work for all the clean vocals Christian was playing the wrong instrument the bass player seemed to be a half step sharp on every song and Raymond Ulriched nearly every fill as well as the kick intro to Demanufacture....I can understand it they were definitely up all night drinking Jagermeister and they hit the stage at mid day during a heatwave...
Saw these guys in 1993 on a tour of the UK in a small venue called Edwards No8 in Birmingham, the drummer damn well nearly blew me out the back of the hall 😂 supported by GGFH and Kong, a strange mix of bands but it worked, apart from Kong insisting on each member playing in a different corner of the venue to create a different sound but the sound men couldn't get it right so it took bloody ages 😂 great night though, wish i could go back to those days 😢
Don't remember Edwards, being born in 93 😂 But I recently saw fear factory at the Kk steel mill in Wolverhampton with the new singer, Milo. They were fucking madness
Linkin Park stole the remix album idea from Fear Factory and the "when the operation of the machine" sample on Timelessness was used on their A Thousand Suns album
I'm not really educated in 90's metal really, mostly listen to 2000's to current, but it's weird how almost nobody brings up how much modern metalcore was obviously influenced by this band, syncopated versus with clean choruses? I mean c'mon how have I never realized
It amazing to see this song live because every single person in the venue is singing along as loud as possible and the mosh pit is at its' most insane. I hope to see them live again.
yeah well but it appeared mutch softer since pantera does not really push the guitar distortions .. and they where very bluesy/jazzy in their rythym wich made it less brutal imho ... FF is very industrial like a hammer on the anvil
Let's see: Demanufacture was out in 1994 Carcass had already been levelling people with Necroticism in 1991 and Heartwork in 1993 Also Napalm Death were heavy as fuck in 1993.
![Fear Factory - Demanufacture [Full Album] (HQ)](/img/n.gif)
Demanufacture is one of the greatest metal albums of the 90s.
It's an epic album
FF could frikkin play. I'm baffled that they never got bigger.
I can agree with this comment.
Problem is they only had one good album. Too bad for them because this was a great album.
Of all time
That camerawork at 3:20 is the most 90's thing I've ever seen in my life. I think I actually traveled back in time for a few seconds.
I died laughing at this. Hahahaha!!!!!
I read this comment before seeing 3:20, but I was pretty sure what will be the effect I will see - and I was spot on! :D
it was as if we were giving head to the guitar lol
Rotfl
ahahahahah :)
the good ol days when you had to stay up late and make sure you had a blank vhs tape in the vhs player so when the badass metal music came on you could record them cause stupid MTV never played the awesome stuff until midnight haha
Going back and forth while watching WWF Raw and Smackdown =).
Enter the pit on headbangers ball Saturday nights
Yes man. Recorded about 10 VHS with the german Show "MTV Superrock". It always was on a monday, so often woke up earlier then I usually did, when I had to go to school to watch a bit of that tape, cause it was too hard to be in school without an idea what stuff was recorded. After school directly put a Pizza in the oven and started the video to watch the rest and the ones I already fall in love with in the morning, fully excited. So I found bands like System of a down years before they went famous and showed that stuff to my friends and infected them with fkn heavy music.
Changed my life. Proud to be a part of the olschoolers. It was an amazing time. :')
At least they used to play it. Metal seems to be banned from TV nowadays.
Yeah man. I remember Power Hour on Much Music. Used to record anything worth on my blank VHS. Those were the days
Wow! Burton's clean vocals actually sound really good here. Back when he was in his prime live.
I was just about to comment about that
I'd still argue a legit voice coach and reconditioning... remanufacturing the vocal cords could work.
Killed his voice on Obsolete
Mtv is a shadow of its former self.
In this day and age no one, not you, not me, not anybody, will sit in front of a tv and wait for a song/video that he likes to get played. He will get on the internet and listen/watch it whenever he wants.
UA-cam made MTV... OBSOLETE!!! Just ignore it.
EmpiresDawn Do you think this is new MTV stuff? Or am I getting you wrong? It looks like the way you write your comment, you think it is the MTV from today or so...remember this was back in 1995...no UA-cam and other internet stuff...just sit and watch MTV Headbangers ball...good old days \m/
Getting me veeeery wrong.
+EmpiresDawn Yeah, but we would sit and watch or even have it on in the background in case they did or to discover new bands. We used to have three hours of power on triple j, many moons ago, then slowly it became the hour of power and it was on at like midnight or something stupid. MTV already had the real world and shit like that while they were a music station. They have two channels down here, MTV classic, I think, where they play music and MTV something, where they play ex on the beach, jersey shore, teen mom, all that shit. Dont think youtube played much part in it. We still have rage. People like to watch others self destruct in public. Pay the $$ and see these bands live, most still tour, get off the couch and see live music.
If that concept would still work and finance itself it would be done.
Maybe you and a couple of other dudes would watch it but that doesn't mean it would pay out. The online.generation doesn't need this stuff anymore.
Raymond 'inhuman precision' Herrera!
*Big time man, sometimes I really can't tell if its a drum machine or not.*
*My best Metal drummer next to Vinnie Paul, Dave Lombardo & Gene Hoglan*
Steel Fury You can see His Feet Dude😀
@Inabón Diaz Right!, and also 'Witchhunter from Sodom, he was amazing as were a lot of German drummers.
Lord Marco
It legit makes me sad to hear how good he is.
The 90's, where metalheads would wear adidas !!
Yep, that also happened because of bands like Korn and it was during the nu-metal era.
We gotta thank Jonathan Davis and Max Cavalera for this haha
These guys were absolute ground breaking. The first metal band to use a typewriter in the rhythm section.
One of the things I always found amusing about Fear Factory is they never had the industrial metal "look" compared to so many other bands. On stage they just look like dudes that would be as comfortable in a bar down the street as they are playing
metal.
Actually, this is groove metal..
@@w7class Very Groovy, here... yes but Fear Factory overall was very industrial metal
@@Easun36 i just found a relationship with the style of pantera...
@@w7class Groove Metal was White Zombie and Pantera. Fear Factory classed themselves as a crossover of Death Metal and Industrial.
Having, at one point, gotten halfway shithammered with Dino after the bar closed when I still had to be at work at 9am in an entirely different city..... this is pretty fair.
I honestly still have no idea why he started talking to me, though.
This was the last time this band could still ride an elevator together.
Weight limit, obviously. They literally can't ride together in some elevators because the current line up is so heavy.
I think they can ride elevators since Gene and Byron were kicked out from the band.
Last I checked they were replaced by heavier members. lol
HatedHero Nah, that's impossible
@@ofadetergentsud gene and byron were like the heaviest. Both have talent tho..
Forgot that Dino could jump 20 years ago.
+ChachaChapati Some smart c**t wrote on FF FB wall saying some shit about how hes a great guitarist even if he is fat. I couldnt belive it. Dino basically said he couldnt give a fuck what anyone thought. Who gives a fuck if the dudes 300lbs or 150lbs? Unless you want to fuck him. FF are the shit and live they are even better. They still play Self Bias and Zero Signal. Pisschrist seems to be played here and there. Id like to see them play Drain You by Nirvana, Pisschrist more often and chuck Big God in there too.
Michael Smythe Mostly the new stuff with some classic Demanufacture/Obsolete era thrown in. Burt's voice sounds a bit shot, but throw him a bone, he's been performing for almost 30 years.
Dino's a great guitarist regardless of how fat he is, but he's supposed to be a huge a-hole. The now ex-FF members Ray and Chris thought so, as well as his mates in Divine Heresy. Hell, even Burt thought at one point if you just listen to the lyrics of "Archetype."
No shit. Very interesting. He is a great guitarist, but if he was that bad, he wouldnt be hard to replace. I love the dismissal of a God in Burtons lyrics. He speaks for a mass of people that just cant accept a higher being. I saw them in Feb, I think, at Soundwave. They played Signal, Self Bias, Resurrection, some new stuff and some older stuff. Id like to see them try Timelessness, Big God, Decent. His voice wasnt too bad, but like you said, 30 years of touring. Theyre a solid live act.
ChachaChapati There are still aftershocks til this very day from his fat ass jumping arnd.
If he tries his 1995 Demanufacture jumping in 2017 Genuxus, he'll fall through the stage.
Such innovation and creativity that they'd added to metal and this is way back in the 90s. Without these guys there will be no metalcore that incorporates melody in choruses.
Machado of ill Nino named them as an influence which I kinda guessed based on the "good cop bad cop" vocal approach heard in ill Nino vocals. And please spare me the "two different styles how dare u say that" because I am talking about influence not style and also I don't give a fuck about u getting butt hurt about mentioning ill Nino / Fear Factory in the same sentence if it hurts that bad I will hook u up with Finn PRMBA butt balm so shut it
There would be no chugga chugga riffs in metalcore either. Or probably lol.
yeah, no one else would have thought of bringing the singing from any other genre of music into metal lol /s
true
That drumming!!
Speeches jaw on the floor dude
Back in the time when MTV played music
good old times :)
Jesus Palacios lol.. and these times i remember hearing this blasting out of hot topic at the mall when it used to look like a torture chamber... now it looks like a fucking disney giftshop... lol
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Imagine, 1995. A group of teens. Marlboros, joints, beer. Old ass computers on every corner to check your email and this playing everyday, along with the rest of the album and type o negative. Great memories. Then, seeing rhem at ozzfest was kickass as well. 🤘🤘
Way ahead of their time..
*And STILL are, no one has come close to touching this talented band. I don't*
*care how fucking technical you can get, songwriting these days?.. pshhhhh.*
So much so, I think it stifled their success in some ways.
Easily the most under rated band to this day in the history of music. They probably will continue to be so the entirety of their careers
@@GoldenGateNum9 I think Strapping Young Lad surpassed Fear Factory, but each to their own.
@@PeaceDweller *Yeah, **_for you_** , but in the real world SYL will always be the poor man's Fear Factory.*
One of the best songs on one of the most important Metal albums of the 90s - or period, for that matter. And one the best camera men in the business 😂
Raymond Herrera. What a beast. Legend says the people back in the day thought he programmed his drum parts BC of the intricate, fast patterns he plays
He used drum triggers.
Anyone on metal (except Dave Lombardo) uses triggers, specially on bass drums.
@@al_zeratriggers aren’t a bad thing or “cheating”
The Mexicutioner
Listen to that kick drum, it's like someone tap dancing on your spleen
Only drummer faster on the double bass was Pete Sandoval of Morbid Angel, he sounded like a machine too, like Raymond.
yeah now that's what i call precision drumming!!!
David Murphy look at those pretty yellow triggers mounted on the bass drums . Hes getting a ton of help there lol
Was listening to this is my truck, the drums were like a massage on my ass
Vinnie paul was a double bass machine as well
I am not a big industrial fan, but Demanufacture and this song in particular bring me good memories from the mid 90s
I mean, they're primarily groove metal, the industrial aspect is kind of just... flavouring haha.
Yeah they are hardly comparable to typical industrial
Not to get into the whole genre debate, but regardless of the different elements in their sound, fact is this band is metal through and through. They always have been. Now Industrial is definitely a big aspect of their sound (they will tell you themselves), but they share very little in common with pure industrial groups.
They have political lyrics, organic instruments and machine-made samples... that shares loads with pure industrial bands
Seriously them drums totally rock this song!
They were impeccable from 95-99. So great.
The whole of the 90's.
They were amazing 2004 too...
Raymond Herrera was such a beast wish he was still the man behind the kit
+Vic Rattlehead619 yes, before he morphed into...dino jr
+nycjin816 Lol do you know if he still plays the drums or did he retire from music forever
tbh i stopped listening and following them after obsolete..i just rediscovered industrialist, gonna catch up with the other stuff. quick wiki search: In 2013 Raymond joined Capital Source Network (CSN), a company Raymond Herrera helped create. Capital Source Network is a beverage industry one-stop shop, specializing in brokering, test marketing, distribution and financial services. CSN represents a wide variety of brands, from vitamin enhanced waters to energy supplements. The company has offices in California, Indiana and Michigan
indeed he was a beast!
Mike Heller their new drummer is freakin sick as well
The Dry Lung Vocal Martyr at his best.
Never forget
Raymond Herrera killing it
Demanufacture create my music taste. This album was so modern, all songs are perfect.
Those zooms are intense man
You forgot to mention how Burt still sang like shit 21 years ago. Just admit it, he can't sing.
revivedfears
Nah I didn't look at your post history. You just happen to show up on every Fear Factory video comment section.
TheSmashingTesticles Why do you keep watching videos by a band you don't like?
revivedfears
Does it anger you? XD
TheSmashingTesticles No, it just makes you look sad. :( Surely you could be doing something decent with your time instead of intentially seeking out material you don't even like just to rag on it the comment section. You know, I thought this type of trolling stopped being cool in like 2007, so how retro of you to keep it alive.
*Fucking amazing song, 100% pure adrenaline. There was so much talent in this band that it* *was explosive!, & best Metal drummer next to Vinnie Paul, Dave Lombardo & Gene Hoglan*
Cuando escuche la primera vez este tema el el 98’ no podía creer la velocidad del baterista!!
I remember watching this back in the 90's. Still kicks as much ass now as it did back then and sounds just as fresh and relevant. AWESOME!!!!
This video is 90's pure essence
So raw, so energic, so angry! Man,those where the days...
*Still is.. unfortunately for me rage & anger is not a phase*
Anger is my driving force to kill people the toxic metal fandom if I could I would line up every toxic metal fan that spat on me for listening to nu metal and Vietnam exaction style like the nailbomb cover and don't tell me "that's not nice" because thrash fans are far from nice they deserve to die
Fear Factory will always be my favorite metal band...they have the thrash moments interjected with Burton's growl...then an interlude of Burton's actual singing...he has an amazing voice that can go into growls and just a few moments later into a choral voice. Awesome band...studio & live.
Mentioning "thrash" in the same sentence as fear factory is an insult to this amazing band because thrash fans hated this band. But I respect ur opinion
The one band I’ve seen live more than any other! Still can’t get over how tight they always sounded live, Burt was always hit or miss depending on how he felt that day I guess but musically the only thing I could ever say to describe them live is holy shit!
I only got to see them once but it was such a bad ass show. This was back in 1997 when I was a 14 year old, 110 pound 5'6 teenager.There was a part of the show where everyone was pumping their fists in the air and I was close enough to the stage to where Dino reached out and grabbed my fist to rock out with me. I'll never forget that.
They still kick ass live.
Holy shit this was a great version of this song
This is still a gym workout staple for me. Thanks FF for the many pumps through the years.
Always so ahead of their time
ultimate gym music
Sooo glad I saw this band tonight, they did not let me down 😄🤟🎸
Those camera angles are intense. Classic 90's MTV. Great performance
OLD SCHOOL.
Glorious_Dominator16 old industrial
Holy Christ, those damn kicks are insane!
Raymond is a machine ,his double kicks are like no other, he invented the stop start stop start double kicks, after Ray left Fear Factory they lost there soul force and there feel and there Fear Factory
i remember this comin on HB like yesdy....i was 18... luved demanufactor...brings so many memorys... the metal scene in bham uk was boomin bk in those days....dam take me back.
DAMN! I miss this line up and THOSE VOCALS….!!!!!
This is a God tier performance from a hungry band with their classic line up Burton is in my top 3 vocalists but his growls come from his throat instead of breathing technique and he has paid the price for that in later years.
I saw Fear Factory twice once Burtons vocal was spot on and everyone was on point that was the last time they played here with the classic line up fast forward to Wacken 06 and it's a different ball game Burtons voice was fried we ended up doing the leg work for all the clean vocals Christian was playing the wrong instrument the bass player seemed to be a half step sharp on every song and Raymond Ulriched nearly every fill as well as the kick intro to Demanufacture....I can understand it they were definitely up all night drinking Jagermeister and they hit the stage at mid day during a heatwave...
23 years, Still rocking.
Saw these guys in 1993 on a tour of the UK in a small venue called Edwards No8 in Birmingham, the drummer damn well nearly blew me out the back of the hall 😂 supported by GGFH and Kong, a strange mix of bands but it worked, apart from Kong insisting on each member playing in a different corner of the venue to create a different sound but the sound men couldn't get it right so it took bloody ages 😂 great night though, wish i could go back to those days 😢
Don't remember Edwards, being born in 93 😂 But I recently saw fear factory at the Kk steel mill in Wolverhampton with the new singer, Milo. They were fucking madness
And they had to rebuild the floor after Raymond was done smashing the drums through it!
1995 i was 6 years old.... and still lovin it.... fear factory for ever!!!!
Watched this live on tv and recorded it on vhs ...good times .
SO underrated.
take me back to when there was real music on tv
So perfectly 1995 📸
You can clearly hear were Slipknot took their riffs
+Max Cady First time I ever heard Slipknot, I was like "Is this new Fear Factory??"
+KMFDM781 except every one was using the b string in the 90s
Linkin Park stole the remix album idea from Fear Factory and the "when the operation of the machine" sample on Timelessness was used on their A Thousand Suns album
This, AND Sepultura’s ROOTS.
They may sound similar. But Slipknot "borrowed" from Acid Bath more so than any other band.
ff was in the 2000s already. they are always one decade ahead
Raymond. nuff said
one of the absolute best songs and albums to test your fucking double kick stamina
Dino's tone is fucking rad here, and in 1995 it must have been unheard of before.
U can thank bad brains guitarist for that tone. Look it up 🤘
These guys are sick AF!!!!
Like a shoutout to the 90s generation. Awesome song!
sick performance, love this clip
I'm not really educated in 90's metal really, mostly listen to 2000's to current, but it's weird how almost nobody brings up how much modern metalcore was obviously influenced by this band, syncopated versus with clean choruses? I mean c'mon how have I never realized
Love this. So good and unfiltered. Superb metal album also. Classic
One of my favorite songs ever !!!
Haven’t listened to any FF in years... This gave me chills hearin this again.
God damn I miss headbangers ball . R.I.P. MTV
i LOVE fear factory
4:26 chills every time
Chills start around 4:00 for me. :)
When MTV kicked ass and was worth watching!!!!!
Dam that drummer is seriously amazing
It amazing to see this song live because every single person in the venue is singing along as loud as possible and the mosh pit is at its' most insane. I hope to see them live again.
Like 20 years ahead of their time
dean ambrose + kurt cobain = burton c bell
Fun fact: Burton is one of the kids in the crowd in Nirvana's Smells like Teen Spirit video. No joke.
@@PiousMoltar and he's allegedly in the crowd for Iron Maiden's Live After Death LP.
Awesome Comparation :D
@@PiousMoltar Thx. Great information! :)
Now THIS is fucking Fear Factory. Miss you Raymond.
they seemed to be the only ones doin it hefty with double base back in the mid 90s
Pantera was very double bass heavy from Far Beyond Driven (1994 on) forward.
Rusty Kuntz I thought far beyond was heavy then this album came out. Blew me away back then, nobody was doing this.
yeah well but it appeared mutch softer since pantera does not really push the guitar distortions .. and they where very bluesy/jazzy in their rythym wich made it less brutal imho ... FF is very industrial like a hammer on the anvil
solunasunrise Well, as far as popular metal goes, they were the only band with insane double bass influenced by death metal and grind
Let's see:
Demanufacture was out in 1994
Carcass had already been levelling people with Necroticism in 1991 and Heartwork in 1993
Also Napalm Death were heavy as fuck in 1993.
I remember this... First time I saw Fear Factory! Love at first sight! 😍😍🥰🥰
Good old Fear Factory \m/
This song is so good!
I love everything about this.
LOVE this performance! ^-^
Una de mis bandas favoritas!!! FEAR FACTORY kick ass!
That was awesome! I love Fear Factory!!!
I love this song 😍
This is amazing.
An incredible song
Wow, what an incredible performance!
Brutal ❤💪😎
Hell yes! Saw this band in 2002. Massive.
This sounds like it was recorded in my basement. And I love it 🤘🏻
excellent
Bassist's headbanging at 2:20 is straight '90s nu-metal style lol
Awesomeness!!!
Ufffff que recuerdos noventeros escuchando esto, cualdo leía Metal hammers q salían grupos como este, joder ya hace más de veinte años....
in the end mtv couldn't resist their own bias
ITS MY FAVORITE BAND
Great memories. Great band. Dino rules!
Mtv headbangers ball with fear factory
I just love this song.
They sound solid here, I miss the 90s.