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	Album
		Some albums have compartments which the photos may be slipped in to; older style albums often were simply books of heavy paper which photos could be glued to or attached to with adhesive corners.
		Later "album" came to refer to a single long playing 33 1/3 RPM 12" record of songs or music, as one disc contained as much music as an old-style album of records.
		Now that albums are on CD and new media, the matter of how long an album should be is open to debate.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/al/Album.html (231 words)

	Ground and Sky review - Dashiell Hedayat - Obsolete
		This was probably an album created by stoners and intended for stoners, but I think anyone with a taste for the creative end of the psychedelic spectrum can probably enjoy this disc.
		Obsolete is one of the more outstanding relics from those lava lamp times.
		The side-long piece representing the album's other half is "Cielo Drive/17," which pushes the psychedelic meter further past the red ander, back around into the indigo.
	www.progreviews.com /reviews/display.php?rev=dh-obso (716 words)

	Obsolete (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Obsolete is the third full-length album released by Fear Factory on July 28, 1998.
		The album is considered a sequel to Demanufacture, the band's second full-length release.
		From the description given in the album's booklet, the Smasher/Devourer is a large robot with an "egg-like frame" and "its arms are actually weaponry for protection".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Obsolete_(album) (736 words)

	AMZ -- September, 1998 -- Fear Factory
		It is a testament to man's ultimate desire for freedom, and it's name alludes to those people in recent times whose desire to make a statement was so strong that they poured gasoline upon themselves and set themselves on fire to gain attention to their cause.
		The last two songs on the album, "Resurrection" and "Timelessness," feature both a change in tone and a change in style from the rest of the album.
		The album is worth a listen, however, to fans of the aggro-rock sound.
	www.music-reviewer.com /09_98/newrel13n.htm (707 words)

	English 313--Poetry Album
		The album is a collection of representative lyric poems from major poets of the Tudor period (1485-1603).
		Use this album as a source for the third poem required by the unit essay and for the "gloss" exercise described below.
		The album is delivered as a WORD document (posted in a small, 9-point typeface) that you can manipulate to suit yourself before printing or using the file as a source.
	www.louisville.edu /a-s/english/dale/313/album.htm (399 words)

	Fear Factory - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		On this album, the motif of the band was at its strongest, as well as the songwriting muscle.
		The album closer is a bit more of an ambient number that almost, but not quite succeeds in their experiment to create a moodier track.
		But now that their latest is under the belt, it appears now that Obsolete will not be seen as a bump in the road to glorious and splendid success, but as the herald of a dramatic failure in songwriting acumen, comparable only to perhaps Metallica's notorious fall.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=441&showReview=true (1415 words)

	Fear Factory
		The band released a new album composed of Demanufacture remixes called Remanufacture in May 1997, closely followed in July 1998 by their new album, Obsolete, cancelling an appearance at the Dynamo Open Air Festival to finish completion of the album sooner.
		Proponents of the concept album, Fear Factory have explored the idea of "Man versus Machine" throughout their work.
		Demanufacture told a story, Remanufacture was another chapter in the story and Obsolete is another part of the Fear Factory concept.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/fe/Fear_Factory.html (340 words)

	Ecuador - Naval Rank Flags - Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Flag for commodore that does not apear any more in Album 2000 (is it defunct?), but in [pie90] is given for Commodore and for Commander of an Independent Division - blue, swallow-tailed with a white star.
		Album [pie90] gives also red version for use by commodore without command.
		According to Album 2000 [pay00] - Captain in Command (2:3) - Blue flag with one white star in the middle.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/ec~rank1.html (404 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Obsolete - Fear Factory at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Unfortunatly, this album failed to live up to my expectations, because from all that I had heard from friends and the like, I was expecting something life changing.
		Enter 1998, and a new album is causing a bit of a stir among metal fans.
		The lyrics to the songs tell the story as it unfolds across the album, and this is accompamnied by notes in the cd booklet that describe what the songs are about and what is happening in the co-oresponding part of the story.
	www.epinions.com /content_92182711940 (847 words)

	Fear Factory
		On their third album, Obsolete, Fear Factory continue to explore the battle of man versus machine; organic versus digital.
		Obsolete is ten songs produced by Rhys Fulber, formerly of Front Line Assembly, currently of Delerium, Intermix, and Will.
		Obsolete material is also featured in the video game "Messiah" by Shiny Entertainment, which is slated for an October release.
	members.aol.com /RIPCav/ff.htm (482 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Archetype [PA] - Fear Factory at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The new single from the album, “Cyberwaste”, ditches the downbeat nu-metal style that the band had been released for singles and instead puts you front and center on the warfront, brutally massacring you with death metal drumming and killer riffs.
		Of course, in the vein of their classic album ‘Obsolete’, the band had to do a new remake with the album, and as a bonus like with the Digipak release of ‘Obsolete’ and their rendition of Gary Numan’s “Cars”, Fear Factory serves up a healthy dose of Nirvana, in the form of “School”.
		The latter portion of the album is fantastic as well, but it loses the high energy steam that the beginning of the album carries along.
	www.epinions.com /content_137284587140 (1249 words)

	REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Obsolete, the third full-length album from Fear Factory does that in a number of ways.
		The album really does have a predominately mechanical sound to it, especially from the drums of Raymond Herrera, which at times resemble loops with their speed.
		At a time when a lot of bands and artists either dabble in one genre or the other (I fully expect a techo Puff Daddy song by the end of the year), it's truly interesting to hear when a group nails it dead on and still manages to put their own distinctive stamp to it.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/1998/08.05/revfearf.html (406 words)

	Obsolete... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This album is another concept masterpiece from Fear Factory, as crushing and incredible as "Demanufacture" yet slightly different and evolved.
		This album, (like "Demanufacture") tells a well plotted story of a need for change, a character fighting the system with all odds against him.
		Obsolete is full of crushing guitar riffs and the insane drumming you were hoping for from Raymond.
	www.absolutmetal.com /FFObsolete.htm (283 words)

	The Oberlin Review \\ Arts Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		While Demanufacture was slightly calmer than their previous album, The Soul of a New Machine, it is considered by most to be an improvement.
		The album's jacket includes a story-line, which fills in the missing details of the plot between the song lyrics.
		This album is Fear Factory's greatest creation to date, and is a must-have for any collector of heavy metal or industrial.
	www.oberlin.edu /stupub/ocreview/archives/1999.04.23/arts/obsolete.html (245 words)

	Man has become obsolete! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		When I put "Obsolete" in my car CD player while driving home from the local Best Buy with my newest addition to my vast collection, I was impressed.
		The music of "Obsolete" has a more human feel to it than "Demanufacture", the drum beats are not so mechanical feeling as they were in the past.
		In all, "Obsolete" is an excellent album, a must have for any Fear Factory fan.
	members.tripod.com /~devl_man/Fearfactory/obsolete_review.html (275 words)

	BFR Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Biography: Obsolete Machines is a project formed by the members of the Shattercell project.
		Adam DeHaven is the lead singer/guitarist/songwriter with heart on the sleeve lyrics and a live sound that loses nothing in comparison to the album.
		Obsolete Machines has a complete set of professional gear and can fit virtually any size stage with some planning.
	www.blankfacerecords.com /obsoletemachines.htm (155 words)

	-a-r-c-h-e-t-y-p-e- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		album), and the cover of Nirvana’s “School”, which not only demonstrates how close Nirvana’s earliest work strays towards metal (the track sounds remarkably similar to the original despite being obviously thrashed out with thundering death metal intensity), but also that the roots of Fear Factory extend considerably beyond the Ministry-Slayer hybrid cliché.
		The cover is played with genuine respect and ferocious intent, and somewhat unfortunately puts the quality of Cobain’s song writing in relief with their own, as it is probably the best song on the record.
		For whilst artist and genre fans are going to love this album (and I do), the glaring critique is that little has been added to their existing musical legacy.
	www.pointsofrock.com /cyberwaste.html (408 words)

	FEAR FACTORY: Obsolete/Digimortal
		Obsolete tells the story of mans eventual damnation by machines over ten stunning tracks of straight forward hardcore metal mixed with sample, hip hop, rap and dance beats and show Fear Factory at their most creative.
		Now one of the main debates in the metal world at the moment is whether bands should use elements of dance, etc in their music, some say, it's a sell out, others say that it allows the band in question to be more creative.
		Their merging of man and machine began five albums ago and has continued to evolve, slowly unfolding, embedding itself with new technology while keeping the core principle-that often evasive human element, present in the
	www.stormbringerwebzine.co.uk /Reviews/F/FearFactory.html (813 words)

	Do you think that online music sales will make the concept of an "album" obsolete?
		Some commentators are predicting that this will mean that the whole concept of a band or artist releasing an album of tracks will become obsolete, with the future being individual songs released on an ongoing basis as and when they are ready.
		"Album" is the correct term - it means a collection of tracks, irrespective of the medium on which it is presented.
		This makes no sense because albums are already obsolete and have been for some time.
	surveycentral.org /?x&V=18883&A=AdvStats (286 words)

	Fear Factory - Obsolete \| Album Review @ Music-Critic.com : the source for music reviews, interviews, articles, and ...
		This is the setting for the latest FF release, which has taken the route of the theme album in the spirit of King Diamond or (gulp!) Queensryche (oh God, I must be coming down with something…what the hell’s wrong with me? It just popped out…a bona-fide Brain Burp).
		So I was silently grateful (ok, ecstatic) to find that the FF boys have not forsaken their heaviness and have continued to create some rather innovative material.
		Continuing in the spirit of their fascination of man-meets-machine terrorvisions, Obsolete is FF in top form, Terminator-esque plot and all (and really, we all should have seen this one coming…especially with titles like "Securitron (Police State 2000)" and "Smasher/Devourer").
	www.music-critic.com /rock/fearfactory_obsolete.htm (658 words)

	411mania.com
		Since its debut album, “Soul of a New Machine,” on Roadrunner Records in 1992, Fear Factory has been one of the mainstays in the metal scene, influencing countless bands and fans around the world.
		In 1995 the band released what some consider is one of the best metal albums of the ’90s, “Demanufacture”; the band’s most commercially viable release, “Obsolete,” saw the light of day in ’98.
		While not a bad album by any means, it seemed fans were used to holding the band up to a higher standard.
	www.411mania.com /music/album_reviews/562 (954 words)

	Obsolete - Fear Factory - Song Listings
		Obsolete is the third full-length release by electro-metallists Fear Factory.
		The album's biggest surprise however is "Resurrection," which is perhaps the most tuneful song Fear Factory have ever done, without compromising their heavy sound.
		Alternative releases are different issues or variant issues of the same album.
	www.mp3.com /albums/314032/summary.html (448 words)

	Nomeansno Apr 1991
		We did an album of just 2 piece music because when we finally played live we decided we wanted to do something different, we didn't bother getting a guitar player, we played for about a year and a half with just bass, drums and vocals.
		Which is really good, it is a real person to person relationship with the people who work there and some who have some and gone over the years.
		He was here and he did some spoken word and then he did two songs off the album with us, which is the only time they have ever been performed.
	www.obsolete.com /convulsion/interviews/convulse/1.6.html (2188 words)

	Obsolete - Fear Factory - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		The 1998 concept album by industrial metal band Fear Factory represents the peak of their technical and artistic triumph with some of their finest and most varied songs, excellent vocals and flawless playing.
		Where that album relied on constantly hammering bass drums and mechanical precision, Obsolete is more diverse, and samples and further instruments are used to distinguish each separate track.
		The great thing about this album is that the music really does suit the theme, the epic nature of an...
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/obsolete-fear-factory (255 words)

	Concrete (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Concrete is a demo album of the early Fear Factory, recorded in 1991 as pre-Soul of a New Machine cuts and re-released on July 30, 2002 on CD.
		It was intended to be their first release, but the band wasn't happy with the record deal they were in, so they ditched their producer, Ross Robinson.
		Incidentally, Robinson ended up using this album to promote himself, which would eventually lead him to producing Korn, which would make him one of the most sought-out Nu metal producers of the 1990s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Concrete_(album) (371 words)

	Fear Factory - Digimortal: Silent Uproar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The album is much more bass heavy than previous releases.
		It's got the mechanical drum grooves with the speedy double bass, and the unexpected jump into melody that FF is famous for.
		Harmony flutters through the entire album, and there are several tracks that make a call back to "Soul of a New Machine" for sure.
	www.silentuproar.com /showreview.php?ID=201&fromarchive=yes (356 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Obsolete [Digipak] [Limited] - Fear Factory at Epinions.com
		This is also Fear Factory's album where they write about the concept behind the music.
		The title track is about one of the Securitron enforcers yelling out to the people the man gave a speech to with the megaphone he used.
		Soulwound was originally titled Soulwomb and Concreto was originally titled Concrete which was also the title for another album made before FF's debut Soul Of A New Machine but it was scrapped and Soul Of A New Machine was recorded and took it's place as the debut.
	www.epinions.com /content_169721106052 (1765 words)

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