Beneath... Between... Beyond [Explicit Lyrics]

Product Description
Destined to become a desert island disc for every Static-X fan, Beneath, Between, Beyond comprises the ultimate collection of rarities from early demos and exclusive soundtrack material, to power punching remixes and unreleased anthems. Showing the strength, range and raw emotion of a band unique in its genre, Static-X delivers an essential album that will not only satisfy, but expand its rabid fanbase.

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Beneath... Between... Beyond [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

Why two stars cause only two songs are worthy of stars
Eh
Good B-side collection
static x beneath beetween beyond songs
For hardcore fans only

Beneath... Between... Beyond
Static-X
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Shadow Zone
Machine
Wisconsin Death Trip
Start a War/X-Rated
Cannibal

ASIN: B0002GAADE
Release Date: 2004-07-20

Tracks:

Breathe
Deliver Me
Anything But This
S.O.M.
Down
Head
So Real
Crash
Push It (JB's Death Mix)
I'm With Stupid (Paul Barker Remix)
Burning Inside (featuring Burton Bell of Fear Factory)
Behind The Wall Of Sleep
Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
I Am (demo)
Love Dump (demo)
Get To The Gone (demo)
New Pain (demo)
Otsegolectric (demo)

Album Description

Destined to become a desert island disc for every Static-X fan, Beneath, Between, Beyond comprises the ultimate collection of rarities from early demos and exclusive soundtrack material, to power punching remixes and unreleased anthems. Showing the strength, range and raw emotion of a band unique in its genre, Static-X delivers an essential album that will not only satisfy, but expand its rabid fanbase.

Customer Reviews:

Why two stars cause only two songs are worthy of stars.......2005-08-13

Anything but this is like the usual Static X as well as Burning Inside. It is up to your musical taste if you wish to listen to the rest of the cd. This cd is the turning point in there music. Wisconsin and Machine are similar then Shadow Zone is it's own cd then all the new stuff sounds the same. If you like a more main stream sound from Static X this is your cd they change it up alot and most of it is catchy but some does suck listen and find out.

Eh.......2005-06-17

In my opinion I think that to really dig this album you have to be a pretty devout Static-X fan because there is nothing is not too much on this disc that is plain outstanding but it is a good collection of songs nonetheless. With that said the demos are pretty cool to see how much the songs changed for the album from their conception. Also the inclusion of "Crash" with Mephisto Odyssey, which has always been one of my favorites, is a nice treat. The one thing on this disc that totally makes it worth it is the cover of The Ramones "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment" is so awesome that I would probably buy the disc just for those two minutes. The rest of the songs are decent but definitely not classics. Also if you are looking at this disc for the remixes look away because they are just downright terrible. A good overview of their stuff outside of the albums though.

Good B-side collection.......2005-06-16

I am a fan of B-side collections. They neatly arrange all the B-sides into an easy to find and relatively inexpensive album, as opposed to hunting down all the singles and soundtracks (which is not only a pain in the rear, but costs a lot more more money.)

However, it still only gets 3 stars. Why? Because it's not really anything amazing. The B-sides are good for B-sides, but they're obviously B-sides for a reason. The completely original songs, eight total, are a bit varied, and sort of fit into four two-song sections. The first two tracks, "Breathe" and "Deliver Me" are mediocre suncooked metal tracks that remind me a bit of the Pantera side-project Down. "Anything But This" and "S.O.M." are two of Static-X's heaviest songs and are actually probably my favorites on this album. "Head" and "Down" most resemble Static-X's album tracks and could have fit on Wisconsin Death Trip or Machine, although I'm kind of glad they didn't. Last, "So Real" and "Crash" are largely electronic, harking back to the band's days as an unsigned band when they were more techno than metal.

This part could have made a good little EP by itself, but to satisfy the completionists, they included cover songs, remixes, and a few demos as well. The covers are decent, except the Ramones cover which I don't like because I don't like the Ramones at all.

The remixes aren't very good... all they do is bury the songs under a load of extra electronic noise. I like remixes that completey warp the song and make into an almost entirely new song. These remixes don't accomplish that exactly, and could have been left off without any complaint from me.

The demos are also pretty much worthless. They're just low budget recordings of basically the same songs you hear on the albums. This would have interested me more if it was recordings of their old songs from their formative techno days, but the songs are 100% recognizable. The biggest change is the feel of the drums in "No Pain" (a bit slower) and some parts that are missing (including the death metal intro) in "Get to the Gone."

I would be just as happy with this album if they had dropped the demos and remixes, and even the covers wouldn't be a big loss. If you're not already a fan of the band, this is probably not the place to start. However, I feel it is worth it for the 8 real B-sides in the first half of the CD. Just don't expect anything that compares to the albums.

static x beneath beetween beyond songs.......2005-05-02

i am not a kid i am almost 15
1. breathe 5/5 sweet wayne
2. deliver me 4/5 very nice
3. anything but this 5/5 very catchy and sweet
4. symptoms of mercy 4/5 good!!!
5. down 4/5 its pretty sweet
6. head 100000000000/5 best song static x has made yet its all good i love every thing in this song wayne is great at vocals.
7. so real 5/5 nice techno song i relly like it
8. crash 3/5 i like the song but its kind of a da da song
9. push it JBS deth mix 4/5 not even close to the other push it. the other push it is wat better.
10. im w/ stupid demo 3/5 not to good
11. burning inside 3/5 ok
12. b.t.w.o.s. 2/5 its ok
13. gimme gimme shock treatment 5/5 very sweet man
14. i am demo 4/5 very kool
15. love dump demo 5/5 more technoish in this 1 then in the regular love dump
16. get to the gone 5/5 i like this 1 more than the regualr 1.
17. new pain demo 1/5 not to good
18. otsegoletric demo 5/5 very sweet song, sounds scary ha ha.

overall in the 4 records they have realised heres how i rate them
1. shadow zone
2. machine
3. beneath beetween beyond
4. wisconson death trip
all 4 r awsome i dunno wich 1 i like more
i cant wait 4 start a war 2 cum out on june 14.
check out my other reviews on static x on all 4 of there cds

For hardcore fans only.......2005-03-01

After releasing a surprisingly fresh debut album, followed by two mediocre releases, Static-X appears to be in a moment of reflection. "Beneath Between Beyond" features soundtrack cuts, rarities, remixes, and demo takes from post-industrial outfit, and needless to say, this disc is for hardcore Static-X fans only. Songs range from decent ("Anything but This") to repetitively annoying ("So Real" from the Scream 3 soundtrack), but the real standout is the cover of Ministry's "Burning Inside" (from the Crow: Salvation soundtrack) featuring Fear Factory's Burton C. Bell on vocals. Ministry vet Paul Barker also remixes "Wisconsin Death Trip"'s "I'm With Stupid", which is a solid mix. However, the demos of some of the songs, such as "New Pain" and "Ostegolectric" are nothing special at all. A cover of Black Sabbath's "Behind the Wall of Sleep" (from the Nativity in Black 2 tribute album) is halfway decent, but other than what has been mentioned is there really anything of interest here. Hardcore Static-X fans will want to pick this up, but for the rest of us we're better off sticking with "Wisconsin Death Trip".

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