Fearless Undead Machines

Fearless Undead Machines

Editorial Reviews
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Not a bad way to start an album: "It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life and committing acts of murder." The line is from George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, and it kicks off "The Silent Creature" from Deceased's Fearless Undead Machines. A screwball-concept project that revolves around the three Romero Dead films, the record is nearly as tastelessly entertaining as the shopping-mall murder-scene from Dawn of the Dead. And while the lyrics are regurgitated with typical death metal grace, songs like "From the Ground They Came" and "Night of the Deceased" are imbued with striking melodies reminiscent of Running Wild, Mercyful Fate, and even early Iron Maiden. --Jon Wiederhorn

Product Description
Eleven piece concept album inspired by George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead trilogy. Producedby Jim Barnes (Mindrot, Morgion), this release contains complicated guitar arrangements & a sinister ambience for a true dark metal sound.

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Average customer rating:

DAMN !!!! THESE GUYS ARE GREAT

Deceased - 'Fearless Undead Machines' (Relapse)

THIS RULES

RETURN TO STORE NOW! OR JUST DON'T BUY IT...

dude, this will wake the dead

Fearless Undead Machines
Deceased
Manufacturer: Relapse
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001131
Release Date: 1997-06-17

Tracks:

The Silent Creature
Contamination
Fearless Undead Machines
From The Ground They Came
Night Of The Deceased
Graphic Repulsion
Mysterious Research
Beyond Science
Unhuman Drama
The Psychic
Destiny

Amazon.com

Not a bad way to start an album: "It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life and committing acts of murder." The line is from George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, and it kicks off "The Silent Creature" from Deceased's Fearless Undead Machines. A screwball-concept project that revolves around the three Romero Dead films, the record is nearly as tastelessly entertaining as the shopping-mall murder-scene from Dawn of the Dead. And while the lyrics are regurgitated with typical death metal grace, songs like "From the Ground They Came" and "Night of the Deceased" are imbued with striking melodies reminiscent of Running Wild, Mercyful Fate, and even early Iron Maiden. --Jon Wiederhorn

Album Details

Eleven piece concept album inspired by George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead trilogy. Producedby Jim Barnes (Mindrot, Morgion), this release contains complicated guitar arrangements & a sinister ambience for a true dark metal sound.

Customer Reviews:

DAMN !!!! THESE GUYS ARE GREAT.......2006-06-23

I own a few of their cd's right now and this one might be their best.Excellent death metal.Anyone who doesn't like this album need to listen to it again because it's absolutely AMAZING!!!!

Deceased - 'Fearless Undead Machines' (Relapse).......2006-05-08

Only a few metal bands,like Deceased can honesty claim to pioneering a certain style and staying completely true to it's form.This is 'real' death metal for those out there who seek out such.'Fearless...' is the band's fifth album and possibly their best work.Inspired by George A. Romero's 'Night Of The Living Dead' trilogy.Most rippin' tracks here are "The Silent Creature","Graphic Repulsion","Beyond Science" and "Unhuman Drama".Know anyone who's in a coma?Play this CD in their bedroom,hospital unit,cell block,whatever.This CD rocks H-E-A-V-Y!!

THIS RULES.......1999-12-05

one the best metal albums of all times as they say for diehard fans of metal .metal rules one who is into real metal unlike somethem others i won't name need to get this its a must have for real fans of metal give king fowley lots of credit and admire him for his good words about true metal ..UP THE TOMBSTONES FOR FOWLEY HAIL.TO THE KING OF METAL.

RETURN TO STORE NOW! OR JUST DON'T BUY IT..........1999-08-11

As a serious metal fan for more than a decade, I haven't had to turn many CDs in for a few bucks. However, this one didn't stay in my possession for even a week. Praised by people in chat rooms (maybe that was my first mistake), I bought this album expecting something unique. After all, the cover has a sticker with a note by Fowley that it's for metal fans, played by heavy metal fans, and that it's proudly dedicated to the genre's listeners. Big deal! With the exception of a meager handful of creative guitar riffs, the lyrical content is completely worn-out and the vocal delivery is cheap. The singer is trying to scream/yell and totally fails the attempt to sound scary. The sound quality is awful, and while pace changes are frequent and well-executed, they mostly hack the songs up into several sections with no resemblance to each other. In sum, while the musicianship is decent, the songwriting suffers horribly. Also, the band takes up two pages in the back of the booklet to put down bands like Fear Factory, RATM, and Pearl Jam, all of whom have repeatedly displayed far, far stronger musical ability and production work. Deceased needs to stop telling people to "f... off" and worry about getting their own act together. They've got a lot of work to do... if I could I would rate this album with less than one star, but that's the least I was allowed to give it...

dude, this will wake the dead.......1998-07-02

I fell asleep once while listening to this CD and I dreamt I was on a spaceship jamming with these guys. I dont know how they manage to rock so hard when they play live but manage to smell so nice afterwards. Especially their drummer King Fowley, who emits a succulent strawberry-esque odor after playing. I hate to admit it, but this record kicks butt over my bad Weezer and Rentals albums.

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