Fear Factory - Self Bias Resistor (MTV'S Headbangers Ball 1995)

@jerrod9187 4 years ago

Demanufacture is one of the greatest metal albums of the 90s.

@Pendarr 7 years ago

That camerawork at 3:20 is the most 90's thing I've ever seen in my life. I think I actually traveled back in time for a few seconds.

@andrewingram5356 10 years ago

Wow! Burton's clean vocals actually sound really good here. Back when he was in his prime live.

@BurrenSHdrums 2 years ago

Raymond Herrera. What a beast. Legend says the people back in the day thought he programmed his drum parts BC of the intricate, fast patterns he plays

@Hallowedpoint85 10 years ago

the good ol days when you had to stay up late and make sure you had a blank vhs tape in the vhs player so when the badass metal music came on you could record them cause stupid MTV never played the awesome stuff until midnight haha

@thumbsdownbandit 4 months ago

These guys were absolute ground breaking. The first metal band to use a typewriter in the rhythm section.

@edwardbostock857 8 years ago

Raymond 'inhuman precision' Herrera!

@ofadetergentsud 8 years ago

This was the last time this band could still ride an elevator together.

@davexrocks 9 years ago

Mtv is a shadow of its former self.

@Dravenscrypt 3 months ago

Imagine, 1995. A group of teens. Marlboros, joints, beer. Old ass computers on every corner to check your email and this playing everyday, along with the rest of the album and type o negative. Great memories. Then, seeing rhem at ozzfest was kickass as well. 🤘🤘

@honigdachs. 4 months ago

One of the best songs on one of the most important Metal albums of the 90s - or period, for that matter. And one the best camera men in the business 😂

@ERNESTO24682468 7 years ago

That drumming!!

@theneedfulniche 9 years ago

One of the things I always found amusing about Fear Factory is they never had the industrial metal "look" compared to so many other bands. On stage they just look like dudes that would be as comfortable in a bar down the street as they are playing metal.

@JoshkatMetalPunk 4 years ago

Such innovation and creativity that they'd added to metal and this is way back in the 90s. Without these guys there will be no metalcore that incorporates melody in choruses.