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1636 downloads at 22 mb/s Tracklist Hide Credits 1 What Will Become? Recorded By Child's Vox – Paul Silveira 3:23 2 Damaged 3:02 3 Digimortal 3:02 4 No One 3:36 5 Linchpin 3:25 6 Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies) 3:54 7 Acres Of Skin 3:55 8 Back The F. Up Featuring – B-Real 3:09 9 Byte Block 5:20 10 Hurt Conveyor 3:40 11 (Memory Imprints) Never End Keyboards Additional – John Bechdel 6:50 12 Dead Man Walking 3:16 13 Strain Vs.
Resistance 3:25 14 Repentance 2:40 15 Full Metal Contact Mixed By – Greg Reely Producer – David Tickle 2:28 Companies, etc. Pressed By – Cinram Credits. Arranged By Pre-production – Malcolm Springer.
Artwork By Digimortal Title – KA2. Artwork By Direction And Ambient Subsurface Design – Tobby Yoo, Tom Jermann. Artwork By Visual Concepts Inspired – Fear Factory. Bass – Christian Olde Wolbers. Drums – Raymond Herrera. Engineer – Greg Collins.
Engineer Assisted – Derek England, Oscar Ramirez, Robert Breen. Engineer Lyrical – Burton C. Freese. (tracks: 8). Engineer Pre-production – Huey Dee, John Anonymous. Guitar – Dino Cazares. Mastered By Eq Enhancements, Dissection And Compostion – George Marino.
Mixed By – Fear Factory (tracks: 1 to 14), Mike Plotnikoff (tracks: 1 to 14). Photography – Niel Zlozower. Producer – Fear Factory, Rhys Fulber (tracks: 1 to 14).
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Programmed By, Keyboards – Rhys Fulber. Recorded By Technical Recording Engineer – Mike Plotnikoff. Vocals – Burton C. Bell Notes Recorded at Ocean Studio, September 30 - November 4, Burbank, CA, 2000. Mixed at Sol 7 Studio, Sherman Oaks, CA, November 11 - December 6 2000. Tracks 12-15 are bonus tracks for the Digipak release.
Track 15 was mixed in June 1999 and was originally for the use in the video game Demolition Racer.
. 'Cyberwaste' Released: March 22, 2004.
' Released: April 19, 2004. 'Bite the Hand That Bleeds' Released: November 16, 2004 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Chronicles of Chaos Archetype is the fifth studio album by American band.
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It was released on April 20, 2004 through Liquid 8. Archetype was also issued in a Limited Edition Digipak with a bonus DVD. Depending on where the was obtained, the bonus DVD is either for their 'Australian Tour 2004' and the video for 'Cyberwaste' or one entitled 'The Making of Archetype'. Some, though not all, versions of the bonus digipak also included a gold ticket that gave the owner a chance to meet Fear Factory live. Contents. Track listing All lyrics written by Burton C. Bell except 'School' by; all music composed by Herrera/Wolbers except where noted.
Title Length 1. 'Slave Labor' 3:53 2.
'Cyberwaste' 3:18 3. 'Act of God' 5:08 4. 'Drones' 5:02 5. 'Corporate Cloning' 4:24 7. 'Bite the Hand That Bleeds' 4:09 8.
'Undercurrent' 4:05 9. 'Default Judgement' 5:24 10. 'Bonescraper' 4:12 11. 'Human Shields' 5:16 12. 'Ascension' (Fear Factory/Rhys Fulber) 7:05 13. ' ( cover, bonus track; Cobain) 2:38 Total length: 59:00 Bonus track for Japan No. Title Length 14.
'Archetype (Remix)' 4:31 Limited Edition Bonus DVD No. Title Length 14. 'Australian Tour 2004' (Multimedia) 56:27 15. 'Cyberwaste' (Music Video) 3:35 Song interpretations. 'Slave Labor' contains references to the of a person against the corporate world, e.g.
' contains references to anonymous Internet users who express haughty opinions only because they are 'safe behind the cyberscreen'. The title track ' is directed at then ex-guitarist Dino Cazares: 'The infection has been removed/The soul of this machine has improved.' Frontman has said in an interview that 'Archetype,' defines what Fear Factory is, completely. It has classic Fear Factory parts, and the heavy/melodic vocals, but without being forced or contrived.' Popular culture.
'Bite the Hand That Bleeds' was used in the film and the music video is a bonus feature on one of the versions of the DVD. 'Slave Labor' is featured on UFC: Ultimate Beat Downs, Vol. The album and its title song are referenced in the game on one of the terminals, where a certain 'B. Bell' reports on a terminal that the virus on the 'Archetype FF06' mainframe has been cleaned, and that 'the infection has been removed, the soul of this machine has improved'. A remixed version of the song was featured on the soundtrack to.
Credits. −, arrangements ('Transformated').
−, arrangements ('Transformated'). −. −, effects ('Additional Devices') (1). − keyboards, programming, cognitive devices (1, 6, 7, 12).
− keyboards, programming, cognitive devices (3-5, 8, 9, 11), augmenting ('Additional Augments') (4, 5). Roger Lian − augmenting. Shaun Thingvold − augmenting. Ken 'Hi Watt' Marshall − engineer, augmenting. Jeremy Blair − engineer, augmenting.
− mixing, augmenting. Mike Catain − executive producer, coordination. Omer 'Impson' R. Cordell − photography. Fear Factory − producer, development, visual concept. Alain Francois − web design.
Torsten Gebhardt − rendering. Ralph Schrader − coordination, layout design, organizer. Howie Weinberg − mastering, development Charts Album - (North America) Year Chart Position 2004 The Billboard 200 30 Top Independent Albums 2 References.