9 thoughts on “ Flee From Reality - Metal Church - The Human Factor (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Metal Church - The Human Factor at Discogs. Complete your Metal Church collection/5().

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Human Factor on Discogs. Label: Epic - EPC 1,Epic - 1 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Heavy Metal, Thrash/5(77).

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4. Buy The Human Factor [ Gram Red Vinyl] (LP) by Metal Church (LP $). Amoeba Music. Ships Free in the U.S.

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5. The Human Factor () excels in chugging riffs, melodic breaks, pulsing beats and furious vocals – a true Thrash classic. The lyrics stand out in their substance: singer Mike Howe tackles political and social subjects on “Date with Poverty”, “Flee From Reality” and “The Final Word”/5(42).

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6. The lyrics stand out in their substance: singer Mike Howe tackles political and social subjects on "Date with Poverty", "Flee From Reality" and "The Final Word". The Human Factor is available as a limited edition of individually numbered copies on translucent red coloured vinyl.

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7. Dec 06,  · SUBSCRIBE Flee From Reality by Metal Church I've got no time for decisions All I can do is complain They threaten with institutions I think they're all .

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8. There's often a fine line between hard rock and heavy metal, but with Metal Church, there was never any doubt -- they were always very much a metal gladexetnidanal.glycufafutolalnaijouparseoholdweb.co major record companies were quick to sign faceless Warrant clones and Poison imitators, Metal Church stuck to its guns and never lost its integrity. After five or six years with Elektra, the headbangers moved to Epic with The Human Factor.

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9. Reviews for The Human Factor have been generally positive. In a contemporary review, Rock Hard elected The Human Factor "power metal highlight of the month" and valued its sound "rounder and more energetic than Blessing in Disguise", praising all musicians and singer Mike Howe in particular. AllMusic's Alex Henderson wrote that "much of the writing is quite substantial, and Metal Church.

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