Digimortal

Artist: Fear Factory
Label: Jvc Victor
Category: Music

Average customer rating:

Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 4527583002703
ASIN: B00005HXZI

Release Date: 2001-03-23

Digimortal

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Tracks:

What Will Become?
Damaged
Digimortal
No One
Linchpin
Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)
Acres of Skin
Back the F*** Up
Byte Block
Hurt Conveyor
(Memory Imprints) Never End
Dead Man Walking [*]
Strain Vs. Resistance [*]
Repentance [*]
Full Metal Contact [*]

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring Four Bonus Tracks: 'dead Man Walking', 'strain Vs. Resistance', 'repentance' and 'full Metal Contact'.

Customer Reviews:

Worth It.......2005-01-11

Over 40 USD still worth it.
And Much better than the original.

fixing the errors made in the original.......2004-05-31

The original Digimortal was definitely a let down for most FF fans even though it does have sum great songs like Linchpin, Digimortal, Byte block, Invisible Wounds etc...i think the biggest problem most people had with this album was the track 'Back The F*** Up' which is by far the worst song FF have eva made...I recommend that those extra 4 songs in this version of Digimortal is easily worth the money coz all of the extra tracks r up there with the best of FF...Dead Man Walking, Strain vs Resistance and Repentance are classic FF songs and Full Metal Contact is a great instrumental track to finish the album...i say if uve got the 11 song version sell it and use what little money u make off it to buy this one...

Don't settle for standard CD.......2003-12-22

The original CD is great, and the bonus tracks are even better. Many of the songs on this CD are extreamly heavy songs with very catchy and melodic choruses - Burton C. Bell's quite a good and versitile singer! With vocals that go from screaming to a melodic bottom-of-the-well type singing, Burton is possibly the best in his genre. Dino Cazeres layers the songs with his heavy, pummeling, and sometimes melodic guitar riffs. Using downtuned ESP's Dino has a very desirable tone among modren guitarests. Raymond Herres is always pounding his drums in the most unusual ways and generates a good rythem wit a catchy and thought-provoking way of playing his drums. His skills rival those of even Lars Ulrich (Metallica). Christian Olde Wolbers plays bass, and does sampling and DJ work, having previous experiance with rap acts like Snoop Dogg and Cypress Hill. If the rest of the band creates the music, Christian layers and completes it with his various effects and continous attacking tone from his bass guitar.

A review of the bonus tracks:
Dead Man Walking - Starts with a slow intro then kicks in, speeding up quite a bit (Anthrax - 'caught in a mosh' structure) This song has heavy verses with a very catchy chorus.

Strain Vs Resistance - Starts off with a very strange but very cool guitar riff - complements to Dino! This is one of the best all round songs on Digimortal

Repentince - Quite a heavy song, another really good track. I can't believe that these are bonus tracks - they deserve the standard CD!

Full Metal Contact - The best song on this entire CD in my opinion! It's a short instrumental with only three riffs. I call it the 'headbanger's anthem' because of the pounding beat.

Fear Factory have influenced many, many bands in there generation but have never got the proper credit. But this CD!

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