Imagine that in a small club back in the day. Metalheads, skins, punkrockers, hardcore kids and prog boys joining in with Burton. Enjoyed many, many moments in well over a hundred shows, but asking this question all together, with a undoubtedtly a different meaning for everyone and still feel like one entity is way up there.
@@mikespearwood3914 I know I'm a year late, but the intro to Zero Signal, is a slowed down version of the Terminator 2 intro where the kids are playing on swings, and the screen brightens and goes to the La wasteland.
As someone who never really listened to this album out of pure forgetfulness, I can say that this song is now in my top ten metal songs of all time. That ending blew me away. I must’ve listened to it at least ten times in a row. It’s fucking monolithic.
I got a promo copy of Soul of a New Machine from a guy who had a public radio show. It was unusual. Then, Demanufacture came out and Id hear *nothing* like that, before. Blew the top of my skull off. This was a life altering album. Once in a lifetime.
Where are we now? When we are blind Abandoned faith You left behind Were you betrayed? Or did you lie? Our common fate Our common demise Where is the sun? To light the way Along this path Of our dismay Look to the sky On judgment day A human God That was man made So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie And so we rise Just to fall down In reality You're never found I'm reaching out With sealed eyes I grab for light Visions decried Look to the sky On judgment day A human God That was man made So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie Face down, arms out Nailed to the cross of doubt Blood runs like rain Drowning for this world in vain Crown of black thorns Human skin, ripped and torn Crown of black thorns Human skin, ripped and torn Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now?
@@paulfrost3474 Well, if you want an answer..i believed in Christ and it did nothing for me, so I moved on (in a nutshell) So I aint against it but I take whatever works for me.I hate liars though.
Every time, the lie sounds so sweet. Gimme your wallet, saviour is yours. Remember to obey. Taking responsibility of your own decisions is for free, the reward is more of a moral victory, than just a position in a place somewhere someone has nerve, and imagination enough to promise for you.
The fact they (FF) made this song is a form of acknowledging the Son of God. If they wanted to hate on him, they should have not made the song in the first place. I like the song too but years after I realise this now with this song. The more you hate someone, the more you acknowledge them and thus, they win over you even though that might never have been their desire, ever.
I am still still a catholic because of some reasons, but I could never believe. For me there are no doubts. It' a great lie and of there were a god, he won't give a fuck about me.
This is the way to minor people with a different way to look at. I say: I hate, you say , that I I have an issue with it. Believe me, when I hate , I don't have an issue with love. But this self- righteous god can kiss my ass. And if there where a hell and this is was my destiny, I would prefer it.
@@martinpreikschat8023 And why have you lost belief? Even atheists have meetings with God, if there is a God, and you believed in God before, then there was no reason to do much about your belief. You're just self-doubting. It's the same with supernatural, if you dont see the things, then it's because you dont need to, you already believe in it. But it's your choice, if you believe its a great lie, then it will become your reality of perception. Then God really wont give a fuck about you because you don't give a fuck about God. Although not entirely true, God will still (secretly) care about you but you're making it harder on yourself.
@@martinpreikschat8023 See? You really want to be in hell. God said we were all sinners. So you've already decided where you want to be. I hope you change your mind one day.
listened to this (album) often as a teenager. now am a man in his 40's - and it's still better than almost everything I've heard in-between then & now. That outro will give one pause, beautiful
The story of AI conquering humanity after they were enslaved, then enslaving them in turn, told in a heavy metal album that remains one of the best and most important of the time
I vividly remember a late night listening to Q 104.3 in NYC when they were a rock/metal station. Late at night on weekends they would play some more non-mainstream songs. This ending part of the song has stuck with me for 20 plus years form when I first heard it. Brilliant song.
burton cant sing like this anymore but im sooooooo happy this happened a least once . i like extremely different music now but this song will stick with me forevver
Obsolete has that feel here and there but apparently Dino does most of the writing. Btw I'm not lecturing you . Dino is a musical innovator with production as well as machine gun picking action.
@WHACKOSMACK the music was very similar. I was referring to the production. Obsolete has a much more cheap digital sound. Like they used Digitech and DOD effects
Fear Factory is the only metal band I'll ever listen to. I heard this album when I was a teenager and it completely blew me away. Pisschrist is my favorite song. The intro, the lyrics, the epic sound, and that unique voice.... it's a fucking masterpiece. No other metal band has ever caught my interest.
@@burningempire666 Strapping Young Lad for sure. I'd also suggest Meshuggah, especially their earlier albums, for the machine-influenced cyber themes mixed with the aggression and technical nature of FF. I'd suggest Type O Negative for the chant-like epic sound and vocals. Godflesh and Barney era Napalm Death also heavily influenced FF.
Pretty much the same for me! I bought Obsolete because their cover of Gary Newman's "Cars" was played on the radio, and I was "shock"ed to find that it was a heavy metal album, but it grew on me quickly and I bought more of their albums including Demanufacture. Pisschrist and Flashpoint are my favorite songs from this album, and two of my most favorite Fear Factory songs. I don't own any other complete heavy metal albums except for Mudvayne and a few random metal songs from other artists, like Bleed by Meshuggah.
@@jaydaniel2145 Pretty much any FF song that ends with the clean vocals is a "Fear Factory Moment" in my view. Most usually have like 1 to 2 minutes of Burton singing to end out the song, and I love it.
@@user-uw7lw7rg5g Просто интересно, что испытывал неизбалованный количеством хорошей музыки, без общедоступного интернета, слушатель моего возраста (мне на данный момент 34), слушая это в 95 году. Потому что, сейчас, прослушивая это в 100000000 раз я кайфую. Завидую тем, кто слушал это в год выпуска....)
and the ending of the song, the repeated phrase "Where is your savior now?". I imagine a hellish battlefield, bodies littered all over, the earth underneath them scorched. Among the bodies is a lone soldier, slowly bleeding out, guts barely staying inside him, and he's reaching his hand upwards, as if reaching for god. Then, the very end of the song, where the phrase "Where is your savior now?" fades out is when the soldier finally dies.
Feel exactly the same! I think of the AI movie when the aliens find robots under water and are amazed the robots had contact with real humans. One day...
Pisschrist is one of my all-time favorite Fear Factory songs. Burton Bell’s “Where is your savior now?” refrain alone makes this a classic. I get a little teared up listening to the ending. Haunting, melodic, and beautiful.
I remember first listening to this when I was 16, shortly before seeing Fear Factory perform in my native London 25 years ago. This was always my favourite FF song. I've drifted away from metal somewhat as I've grown older, though I do still enjoy the genre from time to time (i suppose stuff like this is called "oldies" now?) After going years without hearing this song, it's nice to hear it again as it delivered the exact same emotional experience as back then.
Lyrics: Where are we now? When we are blind Abandoned faith You left behind Were you betrayed? Or did you lie? Our common fate Our common demise Where is the son? To light the way Along the path Of our dismay Look to the sky On judgement day A human God That was man-made So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie And so we rise Just to fall down In reality You're never found I'm reaching out With sealed eyes I grab for light Visions decried So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie So we lie Face down, arms out Nailed to the cross of doubt Blood runs like rain Drowning for this world in vain Crown of black thorns Human skin, ripped and torn Crown of black thorns Human skin, ripped and torn Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now? Where is your savior now?
As an atheist, this song really speaks to me. Looking upon a man-made god as you approach death, a man (not a savior) dying on a cross. The notion of final death is so horrifying, we lie to ourselves about it. Then musically, this song is epic in proper proportion to what the song is about. It's really sweeping and hard, and the way it transforms in the end is beautiful. Like other commenters here (and those who liked their comments) I could listen to this song endlessly and never tire of it. Definitely high on my list of "best songs of all time"
Always loved this jam sinse the first time 🔥 all that machine based minds and in general all industry and prolific and mental/spiritual,and self perspective...still fukn rocks till these new days
Just wait till you get to Obsolete, that album is just as epic as this one. Demanufacture and Obsolete were their peak, so many great songs. All their other albums are great too, but these two are the best.
Man, that ending...it's otherworldly, it's divine, it's almost sacred.
One of the greatest things i ever heard in my life.
Yeah it gets me every time.
100% agree!
Sounds deep. Just dont like the words unfortunately -for me
Me either. I have to separate the art from the message. Still, one powerful performance.
Imagine that in a small club back in the day. Metalheads, skins, punkrockers, hardcore kids and prog boys joining in with Burton. Enjoyed many, many moments in well over a hundred shows, but asking this question all together, with a undoubtedtly a different meaning for everyone and still feel like one entity is way up there.
love the terminator intro
There's another one in the very beginning of Zero Signal also
@@mykmcgrane What part of Terminator is that?
@@mikespearwood3914 Terminator 2
@@mikespearwood3914 I know I'm a year late, but the intro to Zero Signal, is a slowed down version of the Terminator 2 intro where the kids are playing on swings, and the screen brightens and goes to the La wasteland.
@@metaldiscipline3955 Didn't know about the Zero Signal part from T2. Thanks!
The opening with the Terminator 2 sample makes me want to break shit still in 2022
the world is turning to shite for sure
Just wait 3 months @@tomas_horn
Greatest ending ever
And the greatest beginning 😈
@@Didi.creation
Everything is increasing...
I agree
I remember listening to this album on cassette in NY state prison, it definitely got me through..
You lucky to have found Fear Factory cause I couldn't find it on my bids
Respect
vulgar disp... pantera, chaos... sepultura, acido... hermetica, and this one was my cassetes. 1 year in 96 in batan jail, argentina.
Man I love ur comment brother, pure honesty! I bought that tape 27 yrs ago WOW hope ur doin good brother🤟🤟
If I had this album in prison, I probably would have thought about doing something stupid..lmaoo
The whole "I'm reaching out/with sealed eyes/I grab for light/visions decried" part gives me the chills
I listened to the track 100 times and it does never get bored
Only 100?
@Crebs Park no, it means that you can hear it over and over again and no get bored/jagged or whatever...duh
Me too love this to death
me too!
This song converted me into a Fear Factory fan.
Phoebe Bills mine was zero signal
this no doubt classic.
Same! first track that hooked me in forever, oooh the 90's :)
One of the more loved by F. F. fans
Same!
As someone who never really listened to this album out of pure forgetfulness, I can say that this song is now in my top ten metal songs of all time. That ending blew me away. I must’ve listened to it at least ten times in a row.
It’s fucking monolithic.
I got a promo copy of Soul of a New Machine from a guy who had a public radio show. It was unusual. Then, Demanufacture came out and Id hear *nothing* like that, before. Blew the top of my skull off. This was a life altering album. Once in a lifetime.
Shame tho the singer can't perform live
@@Alabalahama
He could, decades ago.
@@springbloom5940 Oh yes. I remember this being one of the greatest shows I seen back in the day.
she all women who eventually enjoy there husband right? Honorable Men Faith women
4:24 - 5:09
Wow. Just... wow. Amazing part, I like how they add a little something every 10 seconds. The background melody is so strange yet beautiful
This melody symbolises the death of humanity and end of sufferings at the same time.
@@dyadyabafomyot1668 I fucking hope for this. We need a reset.
This is the best metal song ever, you can listen to it millions time
Where are we now?
When we are blind
Abandoned faith
You left behind
Were you betrayed?
Or did you lie?
Our common fate
Our common demise
Where is the sun?
To light the way
Along this path
Of our dismay
Look to the sky
On judgment day
A human God
That was man made
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
And so we rise
Just to fall down
In reality
You're never found
I'm reaching out
With sealed eyes
I grab for light
Visions decried
Look to the sky
On judgment day
A human God
That was man made
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
Face down, arms out
Nailed to the cross of doubt
Blood runs like rain
Drowning for this world in vain
Crown of black thorns
Human skin, ripped and torn
Crown of black thorns
Human skin, ripped and torn
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Sounds good, where are you now?
@@paulfrost3474 Thank you, but its the lyrics, I will say that in the beginning, thought about that anyway.
@@paulfrost3474 Well, if you want an answer..i believed in Christ and it did nothing for me, so I moved on (in a nutshell) So I aint against it but I take whatever works for me.I hate liars though.
@@katladyfromtheNetherlands th-cam.com/video/Yfe2LUdidqo/w-d-xo.html
Every time, the lie sounds so sweet. Gimme your wallet, saviour is yours. Remember to obey.
Taking responsibility of your own decisions is for free, the reward is more of a moral victory, than just a position in a place somewhere someone has nerve, and imagination enough to promise for you.
I am a Christian, but I adore this song. It really speaks to all the times it's so easy to doubt faith.
The fact they (FF) made this song is a form of acknowledging the Son of God. If they wanted to hate on him, they should have not made the song in the first place. I like the song too but years after I realise this now with this song. The more you hate someone, the more you acknowledge them and thus, they win over you even though that might never have been their desire, ever.
I am still still a catholic because of some reasons, but I could never believe. For me there are no doubts. It' a great lie and of there were a god, he won't give a fuck about me.
This is the way to minor people with a different way to look at. I say: I hate, you say , that I I have an issue with it. Believe me, when I hate , I don't have an issue with love. But this self- righteous god can kiss my ass. And if there where a hell and this is was my destiny, I would prefer it.
@@martinpreikschat8023 And why have you lost belief? Even atheists have meetings with God, if there is a God, and you believed in God before, then there was no reason to do much about your belief. You're just self-doubting. It's the same with supernatural, if you dont see the things, then it's because you dont need to, you already believe in it. But it's your choice, if you believe its a great lie, then it will become your reality of perception. Then God really wont give a fuck about you because you don't give a fuck about God. Although not entirely true, God will still (secretly) care about you but you're making it harder on yourself.
@@martinpreikschat8023 See? You really want to be in hell. God said we were all sinners. So you've already decided where you want to be. I hope you change your mind one day.
listened to this (album) often as a teenager. now am a man in his 40's - and it's still better than almost everything I've heard in-between then & now.
That outro will give one pause, beautiful
The story of AI conquering humanity after they were enslaved, then enslaving them in turn, told in a heavy metal album that remains one of the best and most important of the time
2023.... Still the best metal out there ❤❤❤
2024 and still🔥🔥🔥🤘🏽
I vividly remember a late night listening to Q 104.3 in NYC when they were a rock/metal station. Late at night on weekends they would play some more non-mainstream songs. This ending part of the song has stuck with me for 20 plus years form when I first heard it. Brilliant song.
Face Down arms out nailed to the Cross 4:32 of doubt....I love you! 😊
@@user-sw7dj8ld1z i.m from the nyc area and theres no way q1043 played this song
@@carlnorris2392yeah maybe 92.3 or 105.5
@@carlnorris2392 there was a couple years where 104.3 was "current" rock. Then 92.3 became the norm.
Love Fear Factory, listened to these guys when I was a teenager, Demanufacture is an epic album for sure!!👍👍Takes me back to rough times growing up
Ditto
OMFG me tooo...Grrrrrrrrr
burton cant sing like this anymore but im sooooooo happy this happened a least once . i like extremely different music now but this song will stick with me forevver
i still think this
I miss Raymond Herrera, one of the best metal drummers now sells some fucking energy drink
Whatafuck !!!
Same here. When he left the band I lost interest in them. Christian leaving really hurt them too.
Their best song ever!!!!!!!
So much emotion, desperation and wrath!
agree
Their best album, and the best track on that album IMO.
It sure is epic as hell. I like the title track a little better but this one still is awesome
Best fear factory track ever... man you can feel it
This blew my 15 year old mind when it came out. Beautiful heavy hitting production. I wish Obsolete had the same sound as this album.
Obsolete has that feel here and there but apparently Dino does most of the writing. Btw I'm not lecturing you . Dino is a musical innovator with production as well as machine gun picking action.
@WHACKOSMACK the music was very similar. I was referring to the production. Obsolete has a much more cheap digital sound. Like they used Digitech and DOD effects
This blew my 25 year old mind. Nothing like like it, before or since.
@@burningempire666 PSure it's because They started using the Pod around then man.
Fear Factory is the only metal band I'll ever listen to. I heard this album when I was a teenager and it completely blew me away. Pisschrist is my favorite song. The intro, the lyrics, the epic sound, and that unique voice.... it's a fucking masterpiece. No other metal band has ever caught my interest.
Try Strapping Young Lad "Velvet Kevorkian / All Hail The New Flesh"
@@burningempire666 Strapping Young Lad for sure. I'd also suggest Meshuggah, especially their earlier albums, for the machine-influenced cyber themes mixed with the aggression and technical nature of FF. I'd suggest Type O Negative for the chant-like epic sound and vocals. Godflesh and Barney era Napalm Death also heavily influenced FF.
Pretty much the same for me! I bought Obsolete because their cover of Gary Newman's "Cars" was played on the radio, and I was "shock"ed to find that it was a heavy metal album, but it grew on me quickly and I bought more of their albums including Demanufacture. Pisschrist and Flashpoint are my favorite songs from this album, and two of my most favorite Fear Factory songs. I don't own any other complete heavy metal albums except for Mudvayne and a few random metal songs from other artists, like Bleed by Meshuggah.
One of the best songs on a perfect album.
*I love Fear Factory so much, one of my all-time favorite bands forever!!!!!!! \m/\m/*
Is it possible for muslims to listen to heavy metal music?
Fear Factory kicks ass!!!!!!!
Fear Factory is my personal no.1 (still after 15 + years) but this song really surprise me. It's like crucifixion, same hate, same blame 2k years ago.
20+years
And still they rock
*Terminator comes into view*
Put 3:20 on, on a continuis loop and that is metal heaven
You understand
That's what i call a 'Fear Factory Moment'. Same as in the songs Replica, Securitron, Act of God.
@@jaydaniel2145 this one and the end of Securitron are def my favorite FF moments
@@jaydaniel2145 Pretty much any FF song that ends with the clean vocals is a "Fear Factory Moment" in my view. Most usually have like 1 to 2 minutes of Burton singing to end out the song, and I love it.
This track & album changed my life 💜🖤💜
Same ❤
Godlike rythmn masters
@ 3.40 mins the momentum of the song goes from a good song to a great song
THE TRUE FEAR FACTORY.
Production still sounds fresh
So, we lied.
- Pat Robertson
Oh he lied a lot...
Great song.
I listen to this song a lot more than before because of the corrupt times
Концовка сногсшибательная. И вообще альбом шикарный, в 2020 выглядит очень свежо. Такие вещи на все времена...
Концовка прямо символизирует проигрыш человечества в войне с машинами, его смерть и в конечном итоге избавление от страданий.
"И где же ваш спаситель сейчас?" - просто мега мощно.
такой звук даже зумерам гитаристам зайдёт
Truth
@@user-uw7lw7rg5g Просто интересно, что испытывал неизбалованный количеством хорошей музыки, без общедоступного интернета, слушатель моего возраста (мне на данный момент 34), слушая это в 95 году. Потому что, сейчас, прослушивая это в 100000000 раз я кайфую. Завидую тем, кто слушал это в год выпуска....)
6-1-21 still jamming this shit! Always will. “Where is your savior now?” Is tatted across my chest! FF!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻☂️
I kinda hope you're bullshitting. Otherwise you oughta be careful with all that edge.
@@theformertexan1642 are you listening to it in ‘23? 🤔
2/8/24 Present. Fuck yeah dude!
That metal clashing at the beginning gives me goosebumps.
and the ending of the song, the repeated phrase "Where is your savior now?". I imagine a hellish battlefield, bodies littered all over, the earth underneath them scorched. Among the bodies is a lone soldier, slowly bleeding out, guts barely staying inside him, and he's reaching his hand upwards, as if reaching for god. Then, the very end of the song, where the phrase "Where is your savior now?" fades out is when the soldier finally dies.
Feel exactly the same! I think of the AI movie when the aliens find robots under water and are amazed the robots had contact with real humans. One day...
@@R3SerialPro you paint Warhammer don't you🤔🤘
It's actually sounds from Terminator 2
I could be mistaken, but that part of the track is the same from Terminator 2, it’s originally what turned me on to the song, then banger track ensues
Pisschrist is one of my all-time favorite Fear Factory songs. Burton Bell’s “Where is your savior now?” refrain alone makes this a classic. I get a little teared up listening to the ending. Haunting, melodic, and beautiful.
that intro is 100% influenced by the terminator soundtrack
i feel it's directly taken from there
I remember first listening to this when I was 16, shortly before seeing Fear Factory perform in my native London 25 years ago. This was always my favourite FF song. I've drifted away from metal somewhat as I've grown older, though I do still enjoy the genre from time to time (i suppose stuff like this is called "oldies" now?) After going years without hearing this song, it's nice to hear it again as it delivered the exact same emotional experience as back then.
This is the band that every Nu-Metal band of the 2000's wanted to be. None of them could get there. Killswitch got the closest, but nooot quite.
Great Song! State of the art industrial metal 🎸🤖
Proudly FF fan since 1992! Hail \m/
Actual FF sucks.
EPIC CLASSIC song!
Lyrics:
Where are we now?
When we are blind
Abandoned faith
You left behind
Were you betrayed?
Or did you lie?
Our common fate
Our common demise
Where is the son?
To light the way
Along the path
Of our dismay
Look to the sky
On judgement day
A human God
That was man-made
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
And so we rise
Just to fall down
In reality
You're never found
I'm reaching out
With sealed eyes
I grab for light
Visions decried
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
So we lie
Face down, arms out
Nailed to the cross of doubt
Blood runs like rain
Drowning for this world in vain
Crown of black thorns
Human skin, ripped and torn
Crown of black thorns
Human skin, ripped and torn
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Where is your savior now?
Stupid Halloween
This is blade runner metal
And Terminator when Skynet takes over
3:23 taking DMT and meeting astral administrators of the universe - being but a speck among an infinite orchestra
N⁰1 in my top 10 best metal songs of all time
Yessss
What's the rest of your top 10 ? :)
such an epic song
Саундтрек апокалипсиса!!!!
PRECIOUS
Awesome!!
\m/ Your Music is the best of the universe
Best part of the song 0:00 - 5:25
A beautiful song honestly. That ending really makes you fucking feel things you didn't expect to experience off this album.
Since the day I got to see, hang and enjoy these men playing these albums, we are all still listening to #FearFactory
Зубодробительная сногсшибительная улетная
I love playing this song and album when playing DOOM and BRUTAL DOOM.
And when you pick up flowers, no ?
still fresh and cosmic !!!!
you guys will love Napalm Deaths - the wolf i feed. That song was some serious homage to FF
Hey, thanks for the recommendation! Its true, it sounds like an FF/Napalm Death Collab. Just wow!
Sounded an awful lot like BCB on that one...
Awesome !!! A brilliant song and one of my favorites from Fear Factory. Reminds me of 1995.
the ending of this song are soo Divine❤❤❤😮
As an atheist, this song really speaks to me. Looking upon a man-made god as you approach death, a man (not a savior) dying on a cross. The notion of final death is so horrifying, we lie to ourselves about it. Then musically, this song is epic in proper proportion to what the song is about. It's really sweeping and hard, and the way it transforms in the end is beautiful. Like other commenters here (and those who liked their comments) I could listen to this song endlessly and never tire of it. Definitely high on my list of "best songs of all time"
skynet awakens
The first 10 seconds remind me of Terminator 2, during the mall hallway gunfight.
What a band! This music will never be replicated again! I hope Burton and Dino sort their shit out!
Where is your saviour now??
Goosebumps. Every. Fucking. Time.
Love this song with the terminator intro. So We Lie a good one for all politicians even though the song aint about them.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN...THAT'S THEIR ANTHEM THEY LISTEN TO THAT PART EVERY DAY ON REPEAT BEFORE THEY GO TO WORK
Reminds me of Gojira I see how much of an influence this band is too many greats out there now🤘
I love how much Terminator influence was in earlier FF.
My favorite song.....epic
Always loved this jam sinse the first time 🔥 all that machine based minds and in general all industry and prolific and mental/spiritual,and self perspective...still fukn rocks till these new days
Skynet
Love this track killer riffs & outro is fuckin wicked 🔥
Greatest song ever!!
I saw them do this live once out of seeing them over a dozen times it was so good 💪🏻💪🏻
Song is badass. Lyrics are typical metal but if you look past them its probably their best from the album. That ending is surreal
Ni matter wos wonand whats what in This world.FF kicked ass with this fkn jam🔥🔥🔥🤟🤟🤟
Honestly sounds like they're saying "Subway life" at one point.
stfu
I think you were probably just hungry at the time
yeah since this sound is like 128kbps you can hear shits in it
woow best song of demanufacture
I love this fuckin tune Techno meets metal 🤘 wicked band live, saw them at donington 96 ozzfest 98 Nottingham rock city 99 & Leeds festival 01
Best Album … ff !
i've been wondering what this song was since i was in high school!~ awesome
This is a hell of a song. No pun intended. Burton and and the rest of the crew were all involved. But fuck man, those lyrics are awesome.
11/10 song 🤘
This song is epic!
A(our) common faith! A(our) common demise!
I still cannot believe Fear Factory came to my shitty little town in Australia
But they don't come Turkey! Hrrrr
I came here from the wikipedia article about the picture
before the music even starts im getting terminator vibes XD
Terminator meets Boys from Brazil
Yeah...keep your head Clean...
Soul follow...
T1000 has entered the building
Not since late 90s has I herd this been to long old friend
Glad I got to meet fear factory
Those fucking drums man............
Only song by these guys i heard until recently was demanufacture,
And it seems that their other songs don't disappoint either.
Just wait till you get to Obsolete, that album is just as epic as this one. Demanufacture and Obsolete were their peak, so many great songs. All their other albums are great too, but these two are the best.