Talk:Demanufacture

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[edit] Added Some Pieces

Added Extra (Digipack) tracks from the digipack extra's

[edit] Instrumental version?

So an instrumental version of Demanufacture was used in the game Carmageddon? Is there any way to get a hold of that instrumental version? Don't get me wrong; I love Burton's vocals, but an instrumental Demanufacture would be incredible to listen to.... Drev19

Oh it is great, it's my favourite game soundtrack, the perfect mix of Game and Music, I just wish I knew where my damn CD was.BathTub 15:16, 3 August 2007 (UTC)

Try and get hold of the game then rip the cd and burn to a seperate cd, or just skip the first track (data) when you use it in your cd-player, I'm not sure there is a seperate version out there MindTwister

[edit] Genre

Did someone remove groove metal from the genre section, or was it never in there to begin with? Because this album has very clear, very prominent groove metal aspects, and saying it's just industrial metal is misleading and inaccurate.--76.100.210.211 22:42, 10 May 2007 (UTC)

The "Groove Metal" tag is a very recent addition to the Metal lexicon. This tag simply didn't exist back in the early to mid-1990s, when Pantera, Machine Head, Prong and Sepultura were in their prime. They were simply labelled Thrash metal, and that was all.

And Fear Factory are definately Industrial Metal. Musicaindustrial 01:41, 1 October 2007 (UTC)