Did anyone pick this up when it came out a while back? Im kinda late, but a friend hooked me up with the mp3s recently and I have to say I wasnt as unimpressed as I thought I was going to be. It seems like LS was trying to incorporate some of the more thrashier stuff from their earlier albums and the sound of reborn instead of like conceived in fire and hammering process in my opinion. The albums still fits in with the sound of those later albums, but to me the band sounds more like one of these hybrid bands like Lamb of God now than they did before. Kinda uninspired maybe but no way would I write it off as a total bust.

Anyways, what did people think of this?

I've been a fan of LS from the beginning, the s/t and Reborn are my favorites from them. The Infinite Order is not bad at all, I see it as an improvement over Conceived in Fire, which was an improvement over The Hammering Process. So I think they're going in the right direction. My only complaint is that the production seems to be a little bit muddy and overly heavy in the low end so it loses some of the impact of the music.

My brother is a pretty big Living Sacrifice fan so I heard this one when he got it. I thought it was pretty good; like you said, seems like they're trying to get a little more back to the thrash sound which is always good.

I didnt really get into it. I didnt hate it but it didnt really do much either.

I have it. I thought it was pretty good. It's like you said,somewhat of a cross between earlier LS and Reborn. And not that it's abad thing it just hasn't 100% gelled together yet.

This album was my disappointment for last year I was expecting something better than this for me it is the worst LS album

I have it and it's a big step in the right direction. The production is not the best but it definately has that thrash edge they've been lacking for several years...

I would recommend it.

They were trying to do something different with the vocals, if I remember correctly. Not that I like the vocals - I hate them. The music is good but the vocals ruined it for me.

The vocals on Inhabit was much better. I had no issue with those vocals, and the music was more technical on that album, still very good to me.

The S/T album just rocks (especially with the awesome remaster that Cliffy just did). I wish they stayed with that direction. That had some good promise.

The Trauma team produced the S/T and Inhabit FYI.

Reborn was a great comeback album. I had so many people who had no idea who Living Sacrifice were telling me that they really liked the sound on that album. That album is totally awesome.

I have yet to finish The Infinite Order. Definitely better in terms of memorable songs on the album. The first track is killer IMO. Like everyone said the mix could've been better.

I actually enjoyed the three new tracks + Enthroned '98 on In Memoriam. The 2 song Death Machine digital album was very good IMO.

I still buy their albums when a new one comes out.

Just my 2 cents

Ive been jamming this again lately, I dunno why I wasnt as into it before but this is a killer album. Things kinda drag at times towards the end but the first 5 or 6 tracks rule ultra hard. I love unfit to live.