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Digimortal [Vinyl]

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  • Vinyl (March 13, 2007)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Roadrunner
  • ASIN: B000MRA484
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (139 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #309,637 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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Honestly, I think most of the people who hate this CD, don't know anything about music. It may not have the same power behind it that some of their other CDs did but the way the music was arranged on this CD really impressed me. I do have to say that I still think Replica may be one of their best, but the Digimortal CD was well put together. I'll miss the power behind songs like Replica and Zero Signal, but this is still a very solid CD.
To all the people who complain about it being too soft, shut the $#%@ up and learn something about music before you go embarassing yourself. If you don't like it because of that, say so, but seeing as you can't see the time and skill that went into the arrangement of this CD I won't trust your opinions on anything.
My dad who was a musician a long time ago likes this CD simply because it is well put together musically, he doesn't like metal but he let this full CD play while he was driving me to college simply because as I will repeat once more, it was well put together.
So I recommend it to everyone who likes music for music, if you just want something heavy, go buy some noisewhore death metal CD and go tell your friends how tough you are.
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When Fear Factory released "Digimortal" in 2001 many fans went running for the hills claiming that Fear Factory had "gone Nu-Metal" and abandoned their sound. This is not entirely untrue as Fear Factory definitely have a more commercialised, produced sound on this particular album, but Fear Factory have never released such a tight, structured album ever before. However that was possibly a part of the appeal of earlier offerings, but nevertheless, "Digimortal" is still a valid and entertaining Metal offering and marks the end of a journey of a band member Dino Cazares. It is just another chapter in the evolution of the band known as Fear Factory...

All that said, their are a few songs that sound like classic Fear Factory. "Acres of Skin," "Byte Block," and "Hurt Conveyor," could just as easily have been on "Demanufacture." However songs like "Linchpin," "Damaged," and "Dead Man Walking," have heavy Nu-Metal sounds, but are all solid, tight, excellent songs. Bell's vocals come through very clearly in this album, but that may be due to the guitar sound being "dumbed down" a little bit. The instruments are definitely not quite as jarring and pounding as previous releases, but it definitely allows you to hear Bell alot more clearly and fully appreciate his vocal range and talent.

The reason I only gave this album 4 stars is because it doesn't come close to "Demanufacture," and isn't really like classic Fear Factory, but it has a sound that grabs and holds you right to the very end. Sometimes a band needs to change its sound in order to grow as a hold, and luckily for Fear Factory, "Digimortal," is still a fantastic offering in its own right.

If you like your Metal a little more produced and not too heavy, then Fear Factory's "Digimortal" is a great purchase.
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I've learned to never trust reviews anymore. I've read so many "professional" reviews about this CD saying it was their worst CD, that it completely sucks, etc. This CD is a DEFINATE must-have for any fan of Fear Factory. Newcomers may say it's on OK album, but all newcomers should get Obsolete or Demanufacture, before this. Here is a run-down:

1. "What Will Become?" - This song is an awesome opener song for this CD. It starts with a nice guitar riff, then the drums start pounding in with the vocals close behind, it may not be an outrageously outstanding song, but it's very well put together if you ask me. 4/5

2. "Damaged" - This song, being the most plain of the songs on the CD, is quite an OK song. The guitar and bass riffs seem to be just slapped together though, yet the drumming is as phenomenal as ever. 3.5/5

3. "Digimortal" - Digimortal is a great song, though dips sometimes throughout the song. The chorus for this song is a personal favorite. 4/5

4. "No One" - The fourth song on the Digimortal album is one of the best, the samples and riffs in this song really seem to compliment each other and Burton's vocals all at the same time. 4.5/5

5. "Linchpin" A.K.A. "Lynchpin" - The lyrics to Lynchpin are very inspiring, yet Burton's vocals on this particular song make him sound hoarse. 3.5/5

6. "Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)" - Invisible Wounds is possible one of the greatest "slow" Fear Factory songs ever. This song can be found stuck in your head at the strangest of times. The riffs are pretty soft, yet near the middle of the song Burt gets into it and does his usual dry yell. One must be crazy to belittle this song. 5/5

7. "Acres of Skin" - This song takes some getting used to if you ask me.
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Digimortal is one of Fear Factory's best albums. Some of FF best songs are on this album! If you only listen to death metal then this ablum might be a little soft for you. But if you like quality music you'll enjoy this cd. It has songs that range from really heavy to really soft. I say its at least as good if not better than obsolete. Demanufacture and Archetype are there best albums so if you're a new fan start there.
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