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U.D.O. – Faceless world [1990; 1993 Reissue]


■ Genre: Heavy Metal
■ Audio Format: FLAC level 8, v1.2.1 / mp3 VBR V0, LAME v3.98.4
■ Included: nfo, log, sfv, m3u, Booklet, CD, Tray card
■ Playing Time: 00:54:44
■ Size: 389,87 MB/110,82 ΜΒ
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  1. March 11th, 2011 at 23:55 | #1

    Another excellent album by Udo & co I’m rediscovering; haven’t given it a spin in years, shame on me 😐
    Let’s see what we got here:
    12 ultra-solid Melodic Heavy Metal tracks (the follow-up, “Timebomb” is much more raw & heavier in comparison),
    Superb guitar work from Mathias Dieth whose leads are not only impressive but serve the songs perfectly/get stuck in your head instantly. The man arguably deserved a place among the most competent guitarists of the genre, can anybody confirm he’s still active? (Note to self: Check the Sinner albums he’s played in)
    and last but not least, a fitting -typical of its era- production.

    Rating the vocals is unnecessary and possibly insulting (some would even say sacrilegious), for we all know Mr. Dirkschneider is one of kind.
    Yes, but what kind is that exactly? Well, given the origin, I’d say a (GROWLING) Rottweiler!

    Overall: ★8 out of 10 (but you may want to start with “Animal house” which is a 9er)

    Udo Dirkschneider at Wikipedia
    “Faceless world” at RateYourMusic
    “Faceless world” at Discogs

    Record Label: RCA/BMG Ariola
    Catalogue Number: 74321 12573 2
    UPC: 743211257329
    Label Code: LC 0316
    Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA [Germany]
    Mastering SID Code: IFPI L022
    Matrix/Runout: SONOPRESS I-5869/4321125732 A DS2
    Mould SID Code: IFPI 0701

    Tracklist:
    01. Heart of gold [5:00]
    02. Blitz of lightning [4:23]
    03. System of life [4:11]
    04. Faceless world [6:31]
    05. Stranger [5:15]
    06. Restricted area [3:09]
    07. Living on a frontline [4:19]
    08. Trip to nowhere [4:43]
    09. Born to run [3:25]
    10. Can’t get enough [3:23]
    11. Unspoken words [5:13]
    12. Future land [5:12]
    ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
    *Legal Disclaimer*

    Re-ripped 31/07/2012

    FLAC CD-rip nfo
    Mirrors:
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Filecloud.io]
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Firedrive.com]
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Freeuploads.fr]
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Mega.co.nz]
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Netkups.com]
    FLAC level 8 | v1.2.1 [Solidfiles.com] [22/07/2015]

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    CRC32: 19d98ebe
    MD5: c25311cda47ef14a4cbac6cf07526fa5
    SHA-1: 9912927bc71679a2d61c4de55a10affefa79766e

     
    mp3 CD-rip nfo
    Mirrors:
    mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Filecloud.io]
    mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Freeuploads.fr]
    mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Mega.co.nz]
    mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Solidfiles.com] [10/04/2013]
    mp3 VBR V0 | LAME v3.98.4 [Zippyshare.com]

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    CRC32: a270c549
    MD5: 25e3bbd23a3733530439b65aa225a3da
    SHA-1: 0c682671807cfa487609628f3514fd98a3701026

     
    Known Issues:
    (Quite audible and thus annoying) pop/click on track #7, “Living on a frontline”, approximately at 0:11
    Although this is one of the oldest CDs in my collection (considering I bought it in ’93), it remains in mint condition [the disc that is, the artwork seems a bit discoloured].
    The noise is there even when played on standalone CD Players, it must have came out defective so there’s nothing I can do.

  2. Anonymous
    March 16th, 2011 at 00:10 | #2

    Hello, my “Faceless world” copy has the exact same error on track 7 and the CD is also a 1993 issue.
    Just to let you know.

  3. March 17th, 2011 at 09:00 | #3

    Thanks for confirming it, it’s not just my copy after all 😉
    It would be safe to assume the entire batch came out defective…
    Unfortunately, this is NOT the first time something like this happens and chances are it’s not going to be the last :
    Over all these years I’ve spotted similar pop/click sounds, with the oldest being the original pressing of Rage’s “Perfect man” [Noise Records] or one of the early Running Wild albums – “Gates to Purgatory” if my memory serves me correctly.
    And I try not to think of all those really, REALLY poor masterings I’ve stumbled upon;
    the 1994 reissue of the LEGENDARY “Hear ‘n Aid” on CD for instance, has the audio quality of a cassette tape 😡
    BASTARDS!

  4. J.Luis
    April 6th, 2014 at 04:35 | #4

    This album is great, thank you so much for sharing it.

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