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The Damage Manual

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Audio CD (September 5, 2000)

Original Release Date: September 5, 2000

Number of Discs: 1

Label: Invisible Records

Catalog Number: 169

Reader Reviews
This is one of the most important bands of the decade zero zero numeric. This "super group" has delivered the most brutally addictive album I have ever heard. It much like "refused"-"the shape of punk to come" which was brutal as hell but so damn catchy and accessible. Yes, above all things I thing anyone who likes industrial will pick this one up easily. It is exactly what I think the staple sound of industrial is becoming and that is a noisy vibration, much in the vein of the synths used by "cleen" in "designed memories", the song "believe", and the synth used by "Ohgr" in the song "minus addition". It the argo vibrating noise, a noise that in no way irritates the ear. On top of this awesome noise they add killer bass and killer guitar riffs. I love the vocals cause I love David Bowie's voice but I think the singer here has a better one, as he uses at times a sense of sheer desperation, then in other songs is a clear commanding voice. He has great lyrical control. And then the lyrics which are written in a very artistic manner enhance the experience. I agree with the other reviewers I cannot live without this CD! I can't wait for their next release... Thanks for your time, over and out!

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