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Front Line Assembly Industrial 1994 Canada

Performer: Front Line Assembly
Genre: Electronic
Album: Millennium
Released: 1994
Style: Industrial
MP3 version ZIP size: 1776 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1865 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1219 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 948
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Vigilante	6:28
2	Millennium	6:10
3	Liquid Separation	5:05
4	Search And Destroy Guitar – Don Harrison	6:30
5	Surface Patterns	5:36
6	Victim Of A Criminal Rap – Che Written-By – David Hansen*	6:32
7	Division Of Mind	5:47
8	This Faith	6:12
9	Plasma Springs Guitar – Don Harrison	6:20
10	Sex Offender	8:13

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Attic Records Limited
Licensed From – Attic Productions Limited
Copyright (c) – The All Blacks B.V.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – The All Blacks B.V.
Manufactured By – Cinram
Recorded At – Armoury Studios
Mixed At – Armoury Studios
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Licensed To – Roadrunner Records
Licensed From – The All Blacks B.V.

Credits

Engineer [Assistant] – Delwyn Brooks
Guitar – Devin Townsend (tracks: 1, 7, 10)
Illustration, Design, Photography By – Dave McKean
Mastered By – Brian Gardner
Mixed By, Engineer – Greg Reely
Technician [Technical Support] – Reely Unique
Written-By, Producer, Electronics [Electronic Executioner] – Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber

Notes

Mastered at Bernie Grundmans, Hollywood, CA.
Recorded and mixed at The Armoury Studio, Vancouver, B.C., Jan-Feb 1994.
Programmed at Cryogenics Studio, Vancouver B.C., Feb-Nov 1993.

All tracks published by Roadcrew Music Inc. (BMI) except "Victim Of A Criminal" published by Roadcrew Music Inc. (BMI)/Roadblock Music, Inc. (ASCAP).

© 1994 The All Blacks B.V.
℗ 1994 The All Blacks B.V.
Issued under license to Roadrunner Records from The All Blacks B.V.
Distribué par/Distributed by Attic Records Limited under license from Attic Productions Limited. Made in Canada/Fabriqué au Canada.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 16861-9019-2 9
Matrix / Runout: #940918NN RR9019-2 MFG BY CINRAM
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L382
Rights Society: BMI
Rights Society: ASCAP

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RR 9019 2	Front Line Assembly	Millennium ‎(CD, Album)	Roadrunner Records	RR 9019 2	Europe	1994
RR 9019-1	Front Line Assembly	Millennium ‎(LP, Album)	Roadrunner Records	RR 9019-1	Europe	1994
UL 98421	Front Line Assembly	Millennium ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Спюрк	UL 98421	Russia	1998
none	Front Line Assembly	Millennium ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	The All Blacks BV	none	Bulgaria	1994
RR 9019-1	Front Line Assembly	Millennium ‎(LP, Album)	Roadrunner Records	RR 9019-1	US	1994

Tejora

this album was quite a change for the established industrial duo of FLA. the jump in labels to Roadrunner proved to be good for some fans and bad for others. the main difference between this and other FLA albums is the presence of distorted guitars. on some track the guitar helps the song, on some it can be annoying and ruin it. one track which is absolutely terrible is "Victim of a Criminal". it features some rapper and i skip over it every time i listen to the cd. without the guitar the album still has the same FLA sound we know and love, and i guess the band didn't think too much about this album since they dropped the guitars right away. overall this is a great FLA album to buy, but it's still not their best work.

Kalv

If there's one thing that FLA fans can agree on, it's that "Victim Of A Criminal"'s rap is probably the greatest misstep that the band has made over their long career. Not only poorly executed but the rap itself sounds like the ravings of a first semester college student - but what could you expect coming from some guy named 'Che'. Fight the power indeed.

Mr.jeka

This (in my oppinion) is one of the best albums i have heard from Frontline Assembly. It is filled with high pitched sounds in the background which really sounds very "cyber" or "computerised". I like these sounds as it really gives a futuristic type of sound and it also adds to the "lifetime" of the music as such because you will notice new sounds even months after the initial purchase. According to the CD inlay he also used samples from Sepultura , Ministry and quite a few others ... the strange part is that you never hear any of it ? if you have not listened to this CD do yourself a fav and get your ears on it ! :)

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