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Front Line Assembly - Live Wired

Musician: Front Line Assembly
Album title: Live Wired
Style: Industrial, Electro
Released: 1996
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1223 mb
Size APE version: 1715 mb
Size WMA version: 1402 mb
Rating ✫: 4.4
Votes: 190
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Genre: Electronic

Front Line Assembly - Live Wired

Front Line Assembly Industrial Electro 1996 US

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Tracklist Hide Credits

CD1-1	Mortal	7:03
CD1-2	Vigilante	5:51
CD1-3	Circuitry	7:51
CD1-4	Bio-Mechanic	5:25
CD1-5	Resist	5:24
CD1-6	Surface Patterns	6:15
CD1-7	Plasticity	6:46
CD1-8	Modus Operandi	5:47
CD1-9	Liquid Separation	5:30
CD2-1	Gun	6:26
CD2-2	Overkill	5:21
CD2-3	Millenium	11:46
CD2-4	Condemned	6:25
CD2-5	Mindphaser	9:46
CD2-6	Neologic Spasm	6:36
CD2-7	Body Count	9:10
VHS-1	Mortal
VHS-2	Vigilante
VHS-3	Circuitry
VHS-4	Bio Mechanic
VHS-5	Resist
VHS-6	Icolate (Clip) Film Director [Directed By], Film Producer [Producer] – H-Gun Labs
VHS-7	Surface Patterns
VHS-8	Millenium (Clip) Film Director [Directed By], Film Producer [Producer] – H-Gun Labs
VHS-9	Gun
VHS-10	Modus Operandi
VHS-11	Virus (Clip) Film Director [Directed By] – Bill MorrisonFilm Producer [Producer] – Gary Smith, Plasma*
VHS-12	Liquid Separation
VHS-13	The Blade (Clip) Film Director [Directed By], Film Producer [Producer] – Bill Morrison *
VHS-14	Overkill
VHS-15	Millenium
VHS-16	Laughing Pain (Clip) Film Director [Directed By], Film Producer [Producer] – Rod Chong
VHS-17	Mindphaser
VHS-18	Body Count
VHS-19	Plasticity (Clip)

Companies, etc.

Licensed From – Off Beat
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Off Beat
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Westcom GmbH
Copyright (c) – Westcom GmbH
Copyright (c) – Off Beat
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Glass Mastered At – Nimbus
Designed At – Hourglass
Recorded At – KUZ
Filmed At – Kraftwerk, Chemnitz

Credits

Cover, Illustration, Design – Dave McKean
Drums – Adrian Burns, Jed Simon
Engineer [Live Monitor Sound], Mixed By, Recorded By – Greg Reely
Engineer [Live Sound] – Tim Oberthier
Executive Producer – Kulbinder Saran
Film Director [Live, Interviews Directed By] – Rod Chong
Guitar – Jed Simon
Keyboards – Bill Leeb, Rhys Fulber
Layout [Booklet] – Jürgen Heidelbach
Percussion – Bill Leeb, Jed Simon, Rhys Fulber
Photography By – Katalyn Illes, Sven Schirm, Thorsten Stroht, Torsten Balzer
Vocals – Bill Leeb

Notes

Large box set, limited to 5000 copies includes MET 027 - Live Wired Double Live CD, MET 028 - Live Wired video, metal pin and a FLA Photo-Booklet.
In between some video tracks there are short interviews with Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

Live video tracks shot at Chemnitz - Kraftwerk 14.10.95.
Audio tracks recorded live at Mainz - Kuz 24.10.95.

Printed in Canada.

Published by Edition Subterranean / Warner Chappell, except:
Published by Roadster Music BV / Roadcrew Music (BMI)

© 1996 Off Beat/Westcom GmbH
℗ 1996 Off Beat/Westcom GmbH

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (CD & Box - text): 7 82388 00272 2
Barcode (VHS - text): 7 82388 00283 7
Matrix / Runout (CD1): IFPI 127 MET027/1
Matrix / Runout (CD2): IFPI 125 MET027/2
Rights Society: BMI

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
O-63, SPV 088-43262	Front Line Assembly	Live Wired ‎(2xCD, Album)	Off Beat, Off Beat	O-63, SPV 088-43262	Germany	1996
AOF195	Front Line Assembly	Live Wired ‎(3xLP, Album, RE, RM)	Artoffact Records	AOF195	Canada	2015
MET027, MET 027	Front Line Assembly	Live Wired ‎(2xCD, Album)	Metropolis, Metropolis, Moog Music Inc., Moog Music Inc.	MET027, MET 027	US	1996
MET 028	Front Line Assembly	Live Wired ‎(VHS, Ltd)	Metropolis	MET 028	US	1996
AOF195	Front Line Assembly	Live Wired ‎(3xLP, Album, RE, RM, Sol)	Artoffact Records	AOF195	Canada	2015

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Samutilar

A great mix of tracks from various FLA albums on the two CD's and a good buy separately. However, the video quality is shit for the first few tracks. Slow motion movement and to many high tone lights give off a very poor look for the concerts involved. I'd prefer it if it was just s straight shot of the live show but MET of course needs to be different and thus try experimenting. The interview segments in between some tracks are great and I think it was ironic hearing Bill talk about 'Plasticity' and saying it was as techno as they were ever gonna get...HA! Not anymore. Apparently there is a DVD of this coming out with better picture and sound, but that was announced 3 years ago and still nothing. All the music videos are great though and this was worth the buy. The metal pin is top quality too. Still have it on my workbag after 6 years!

CrazyDemon

Here is what became of the Live Wired 2.0 DVDhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu0T0mhA2uY