Shoutout to Dino for playing a FF song that wasn’t written by him. I always loved that song & I would have loved to of heard it live in person. Least I can watch this 👊🏻
Christianity itself usually has the full money spectrum covered from their base tho. They all go see a band every Sunday an give them their money. An i got this tiny bag of coal that Minister Peter Popoff retrieved from hell an sent me asking for a $25 donation. So they got merch covered to. That's actually a cool idea. Metal bands could sell coal from hell too costs like a millionth of a penny an $25 is pure profit
Setlist always amazing but I hope that later on (own tour) they gonna go back to stuff like Scumgrief or Crashtest. It would also be great, for a new album, to hear a mix of new songs exploring different styles, from the early days to Fuel injected....
It's more like welcome to Dino's Cash Cow rather than a new era of Fear Factory, especially when they're playing songs that they didn't even write. I find it quite interesting that they opened with Slave Labor while having hired-on members as well as none of these people being involved with the writing of that song. That irony is too rich. "I sold my soul..." Yes, Dino, we know that you sold the soul of the machine... And all just to become a cog in the corporate machine. Burton was right to move on.
0:00 - Slave Labour
4:08 - Edgecrusher
7:44 - Damaged
10:50 - Soul Hacker
14:19 - Powershifter
18:19 - Fuel Injected Suicide Machine
23:50 - Linchpin
27:22 - Demanufacture
33:20 - Replica
Shout out to Fear Factory for allowing TM Production's supply lights for their Slaughter the Martour North America tour.
Shoutout to Dino for playing a FF song that wasn’t written by him.
I always loved that song & I would have loved to of heard it live in person. Least I can watch this 👊🏻
Dino has said on multiple occasions that Slave Labor is his favorite FF song that he didn't write.
Saw them in like 99, still bad ass
Killer man, thanks.
That’s awesome they are playing Christians music. Archetype was a great album
yeah i think it's because milo wants it too
I've seen them play the song archetype, but never anything else from that record. Really cool that they did it
Christianity itself usually has the full money spectrum covered from their base tho. They all go see a band every Sunday an give them their money. An i got this tiny bag of coal that Minister Peter Popoff retrieved from hell an sent me asking for a $25 donation. So they got merch covered to. That's actually a cool idea. Metal bands could sell coal from hell too costs like a millionth of a penny an $25 is pure profit
Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 got to hear them.play the song archetype live . Was awesome to hear live
Super vocals
Setlist always amazing but I hope that later on (own tour) they gonna go back to stuff like Scumgrief or Crashtest. It would also be great, for a new album, to hear a mix of new songs exploring different styles, from the early days to Fuel injected....
They sound better than ever. Milo definitely gave them the spark they needed
I saw them on their first tour. They definitely sounded better then. So, no. Not better than ever.
Dino is immortal
For the drummer Pete Webber, playing "Linchpin" after "Fuel Injected Suicide Machine" might seem like a joke
There's usually a few calm before/after the storm songs. Replica too
It's more like welcome to Dino's Cash Cow rather than a new era of Fear Factory, especially when they're playing songs that they didn't even write.
I find it quite interesting that they opened with Slave Labor while having hired-on members as well as none of these people being involved with the writing of that song. That irony is too rich.
"I sold my soul..."
Yes, Dino, we know that you sold the soul of the machine... And all just to become a cog in the corporate machine. Burton was right to move on.
So you never thought FF was popular in the 90s cause they might have sold out? They were pretty famous if I recall.
No one cares dude. At least they're keeping it alive. AND doing a good job.
Milo already clears Burton from any point in the last 10 years. He's got the control AND manages to keep the range even an hour in.