Have seen Igor playing with Max recently and believe me, Eloy Casagrande makes circles around him, it is undeniable Igor has been fundamental for the whole generations of extreme metal drummers that would appear in the next years (his snare pause after hitting cymbals is one of his trademarks being copied by many other drummers, Donald Tardy is one of them), but age has taken its toll on him.
@@JuanIparraguirre You are the only one that have noticed this, pausing after hitting the crash cymbal, just him and Donald Tardy, yes. I think Igor was a mediocre drummer, but he could groove and fitted the Sepultura style.
@@PijoLiz He was a mediocre drummer until Morbid Visions, in Schizophrenia and especially Beneath The Remains he improved a thousand times, in fact the latest is my favourite Sepultura album ever!
Brilliant video. Me and my best mate travelled down from Scotland. I'm the Scottish one saying they are the most heaviest thrashiest band on the planet. What a show. They were supporting Agent Orange and everyone walked out after they finished cause they blew us all away. Good times.
Greg Girard Wow, that's great ! Don't know how many times i heard your "they are the most heaviest thrashiest band" and wondered - where is this Guy in his D.R.I.-T-Shirt from ! Unbelievable ! Well, i think, next to Metallica supporting Venom in 1984 "seven dates of hell", sepultura supporting sodom was one of the worst Decisions a Headliner could do... I saw Sepultura the next Tour - they where tight as Slayer, but ten Times more Intense ! Thanks for your comment !
+Vinny V hey vinny. there was nothing wrong with sepultura supporting Sodom on paper but they were so intense on the night they blew the crowd away and everyone walked out in a daze after them and never thought of Sodom. I stayed for 5 minutes of Sodom but couldn't get sepultura out my head so left as well. didn't mean any disrespect to Sodom just sepultura were that good.
Greg Girard I see what you mean now. People must have used up so much energy (headbanging, moshing) that they were exhausted after Sep's set that they couldn't be bothered with Sodom.
This was at prime. Thrash will never reach this peak again. I bought it in 89. I was 14 years. Now im 44. I still listening to it in a regular basis. Just to remember my own brain how music was done before i get old and demens
After at least 15 years of hearing every metal song in a D-tuning or lower; it almost sounds strange to hear these songs in standard E tuning. Sounds refreshing actually
Alt tunings are great if you got lots of guitars to pre-tune and set up. The hardest part is training your ears. Need a break between playing different tunings, so ears can reset. In my experience.
Damn this makes me wanna cry... They where so fresh and ready to take over the planet ! This was Sepultura to all of us... Anything after Cavalera brothers left... Sepultura became it's name...
@@sdsuman1 dude, i started listening to these guys 3 years ago. when i was digging through some of their interviews, i was so heartbroken when i read that Max and Igor left.
God, I remember the first time heard "Inner Self" and I nearly lost my head from banging so hard. TY Headbangers Ball!!! They really were so different. Don't even get me started on Arise. Best album they ever did.
I used this video in 1993 on school on a lecture we had to do about music. suffice to say that there were more then a few surprised faces. Beneath the Remains is still my favorite CD. awesome stuff
It's amazing the depth of his lyrics b4 he had a fluent graspe english! He said he learned English by looking up the translations of metal lyrics for their definitions to fully understand the songs! That's how deeply he loved what he heard!
Thanks so much for the upload. I remember when I was a kid and I bought the cassette of chaos ad. I fell in love with the music. That was back in the day when I would buy albums blind not knowing if they would be any good or not. I was blown away when I heard that album. Good memories.
The good old days of metal. Things have changed in the metal scene quite a bit since 1989 or 1990 even. Beneath the Remains and Arise are brilliant albums.
It was ‘89 when I was jinxed to never see Sepultura. Took a road trip from Tijuana to Long Beach to a cancelled show on the spot, even to the band’s surprise. At least they hung out with the disappointed fans until the cops dispersed us. Took my kid last night to the Cavalera show in Ventura, finally got to see BtR live after 33 yrs 😊
@@victoresquivel8546 I was at Donnington Monsters of Rock '96 uk, especially to see Sepultura. On the day Max had to fly home as his son wias in a fatal accident. Very sad. The rest of the band still played with help from others on the line-up. It was still a great show but not the same
35 years later, I still get goosebumps when watching this.... It's so fuckin' glorious, always been my favorite metal video!! I also had this exact video clip on VHS and been watching it tens of thousands of times on my videoplayer.... Staying up late at night 2 to 4 AM just to watch Headbangers Ball and record some new video clips so we can watch them over and over again until next week's Ball! Great years, cheers yall motherfuckers! 🤘🍻🤘
So excited to see them again tonight...last time I saw this lineup was Dec 16, 1996 home in NYC and now live in Florida and driving up to Orlando and Tampa to see the brothers do Beneath Arise live.......After this I can move on to the next life because this was something that growing and seeing with friends in NYC was amazing and to relive again tonight at 46 I am complete...
This kicks some serious ass man!! Thanks for posting. Early Sepultura was awesome and MTV Headbangers Ball was an awesome show.. The gud' ol' days of metal!!
beneath the remains blew me away bc it didn’t sound like anything else, it was ahead of its time taking its own personality and becoming the staple signature sound for them
Heavy Metal is virtually extinguished. The years of the 1980s - 1990s are never going to come again.All groups know this, some just play for survival and others to make even more money. Thank God we are very lucky to have experienced as teenagers the real years of the Metal scene.
jo 👊 offensichtlich bist du in meinem Alter , ich bj '71 , ich weiß ganz genau was du meinst !!! das war die beste (verrückteste) Zeit !!! es gab unzählige wahnsinnig gute Bands (die es leider nie auf große Bühnen schafften) , man konnte sich die Reisen zu Konzerte (Festivals) noch leisten !!! es waren keine schicki micki weicheier (WOA) Gestalten da , die Leute wussten wie man sich benimmt 👍 🤔 😳 😜...............🤭🤫😇 ....zumindest wusste man was Respekt , Achtung und Ehre ist 👊 jeder kannte die umgeschrieben Gesetze...... zb. wehr am Boden ist wird nicht Getreten , er (sie) wird Aufgehoben , wenn nötig Herausgezogen und beiseite Gebracht , bei Bulln Aktion wird nicht Geplautert und wenn überhaupt , nur Name und Adresse ! sonst nicht's !!! ........ so schön , schön war die Zeit....... Monsters off Rock , Daynamo , Roskilde , Jura Hill , Pessten.......
Sepultura started to suck even WITH the Cavaleras. Arise was the last God tier album. Chaos A.D was decent, but showed a band that was losing it's grip. Roots was pure fuckery. The St. Anger of Sepultura and the death of a once top tier band. I still remember throwing on the Roots CD on the day it was released. I wanted to throw up.
jim Jackson aww. Did i hurt your feelings for not liking dogshit era, terrible, "jump da fuck up" era Sepultura? Lol. I have bad taste? If you like that shit, you are probably taking a load in the eye from Bieber right now
thanx for uploading! bringing back the good old days :) I remember seeing this episode back then in 1990, had it taped on vhs, over and over again. killer!
Dude I've been big sepultura / soul fly fan for over 20 years and have really never listened to anything pre- chaos a.d. and now can't believe I've been so naive to think their earliest shit wouldn't rock as much as any of it. And am giddy to hear a few dozen songs I've never heard from a band I've heard as much as any past 20 years. Glad you turned me on thanx
Who says Andreas is irrelevant is clearly deaf. The guy shaped the band's sound almost single-handedly and all people do is talk about "the Cavaleras".
+Jônatas Rech Kisser is awesome no doubt...But I still think he should have left the name alone and started a new band... No matter how awesome he is, Sepultura will always be Max and Igors band IMO
Sepultura were already building their heavy sound with Morbid Visions. Sure Andreas helped make them better, but in no way did he "single-handedly" shape the band's sound.
Wow! I´ve been looking for this. Lots of memories. This change everything! There was Slayer. There was Anthrax, Metallica and all of the other trash. But this was it!
Thanks for that, I used to have that clip on VHS too, rememeber watching it over and over again way back in my teenage years lol, think it was 1990. really enjoyed watching it again after all those years , thanks :)
This is so good. I remember when i heard Arise for the first time and the mystique around them. It's somehow more authentic then most of the American and British clones from that era. Chaos AD still hits my heart, just as Roots did later.
Sepultura is by far one of the best metal bands of all time other than some of the best heavy metal wish you could ask for another reason for their hitting the big time Max cavalera is a mix between Dave Mustang and James Hetfield
You are so lucky to have witnessed the SOS bill!!! "Some tours were meant to stay underground" ...probably the 3 most influential extreme metal bands ever (along with Death and Kreator) imho 🤘
amazing upload cheers bru.... remember going into ourprice and buying Beneath.. got it home and put it straight on the turntable. Blew my mind. Still one of my favorite albums to this day.
Shee it man! Im from BH and I was here back in the 80´s and I sure remember those days!! Headbangers were "invited" out of pizzarias here, just for the looks they had, like what happened to Chakal´s Wladmir Korg and his girl. And cops´d bust you for nothing all the time, and rich kids´d stop their cars and throw shit at you on the streets. But metal has never been as true as it was back then and the fans have never been as real as they were on those long gone days. Hail Minas Gerais Metal!
God. Why couldnt i have been born earlier! Rather be 16 in the 80's than in 2012. No headbangers ball. just bullshit. Never gonna get the chance to see such an awesome band. the REAL sepultura!
Sepultura, Max and the famous white warlock as well as the album Beneath The Remains, but this particular song changed my life forever and in a good way from the dark place I once was as a teen
Great band. I miss the HBB from MTV. I had to go very late to sleep 'cause of that show. Sepultura was so strong. As others, couldn't see the Cavalhera bros live.
Roots was abysmal, imo. I still remember the day it came out. I live in Phx, AZ where they lived at the time and there was a record signing for the album when it came out at Zia Records here in Phx. I skipped it, went home, threw on the album and was instantly like "wtf is this Korn jump up and down bullshit!" Chaos AD is the last album that I can tolerate from them and it is such a step down from Arise and BtR that its not funny. This band nosedived like Metallica did with St. Anger on Roots imo.
@@pleasuretokill Roots is my favourite album. I don't care if its not technical, the tribal drumming is really technical. If music stirs something in me I like it, and the Roots album is so primal it just makes me want to smash shit. I love their other albums but they don't move me as much
I loved roots as well. Though many scoffed at it. I love the experimentation and pushing boundaries. It didn't all work but when it did, it made their music more than just standard fast riffs, fast drums and growling. It was art for me.
In 1989 Sepultura supported SODOM and played Londons Marquee. Early 1996 Sepultura toured Europe pre "Roots" playing all the venues they played in 1989 supporting Sodom. I also guess 1996 they were supported by Clutch. BUT in 1990 Sepultura also played Londons Marquee Club as headliners supported by Cerebral Fix. As no one really new them in 1989 I guess it would have been 1990.
Igor is an amazing drummer
+E-rock cousins Fuck yeah!!! IKR??
I know, his style to this day is untouchable
Have seen Igor playing with Max recently and believe me, Eloy Casagrande makes circles around him, it is undeniable Igor has been fundamental for the whole generations of extreme metal drummers that would appear in the next years (his snare pause after hitting cymbals is one of his trademarks being copied by many other drummers, Donald Tardy is one of them), but age has taken its toll on him.
@@JuanIparraguirre You are the only one that have noticed this, pausing after hitting the crash cymbal, just him and Donald Tardy, yes. I think Igor was a mediocre drummer, but he could groove and fitted the Sepultura style.
@@PijoLiz He was a mediocre drummer until Morbid Visions, in Schizophrenia and especially Beneath The Remains he improved a thousand times, in fact the latest is my favourite Sepultura album ever!
I agree with Max: Beneath the Remains is a perfect album
When Sepultura rules the world.
Was a great time. Taping new albums off of the radio...
De 1986 a 1996. 10 anos com a melhor formação
@@craigkutchmanich3366 Did they play full albums on the radio? hehe
Brilliant video. Me and my best mate travelled down from Scotland. I'm the Scottish one saying they are the most heaviest thrashiest band on the planet. What a show. They were supporting Agent Orange and everyone walked out after they finished cause they blew us all away. Good times.
Greg Girard Wow, that's great ! Don't know how many times i heard your "they are the most heaviest thrashiest band" and wondered - where is this Guy in his D.R.I.-T-Shirt from ! Unbelievable ! Well, i think, next to Metallica supporting Venom in 1984 "seven dates of hell", sepultura supporting sodom was one of the worst Decisions a Headliner could do... I saw Sepultura the next Tour - they where tight as Slayer, but ten Times more Intense ! Thanks for your comment !
+Cantona31 What was wrong with Sepultura supporting Sodom?
+Vinny V hey vinny. there was nothing wrong with sepultura supporting Sodom on paper but they were so intense on the night they blew the crowd away and everyone walked out in a daze after them and never thought of Sodom. I stayed for 5 minutes of Sodom but couldn't get sepultura out my head so left as well. didn't mean any disrespect to Sodom just sepultura were that good.
Greg Girard I see what you mean now. People must have used up so much energy (headbanging, moshing) that they were exhausted after Sep's set that they couldn't be bothered with Sodom.
+Greg Girard I read somewhere that Jeff Waters from Annihilator was supposed to produce beneath the remains but they couldn't afford to fly to Toronto
This was at prime. Thrash will never reach this peak again. I bought it in 89. I was 14 years. Now im 44. I still listening to it in a regular basis. Just to remember my own brain how music was done before i get old and demens
It's my all time favourite album too and I'm 33. Old Sepultura transcends time
Beneath the Remains is my favorite Sepultura album. Super aggressive and full of energy.
Sepultura es la mejor banda de thrash metal de la historia de Sudamérica! Jamás habrá otra igual
Voz que piensas de Sarcofago?
@@Armando.Sepulveda muy buena banda!! De la misma época pero más extrema..
After at least 15 years of hearing every metal song in a D-tuning or lower; it almost sounds strange to hear these songs in standard E tuning. Sounds refreshing actually
If you can't write a heavy riff in standard, hang it up. Down tuning is a crutch more than anything.
0DethronedEmperor0 To a point downtuning can really compliment a song, anything blow drop A is really pushing it though.
@@0DethronedEmperor0 Everything I play is to E flat...1/2 step down. Perfect tuning, soundwise and playing, for me
Majority of Bolt thrower's stuff is in C#.
Alt tunings are great if you got lots of guitars to pre-tune and set up. The hardest part is training your ears. Need a break between playing different tunings, so ears can reset. In my experience.
Damn this makes me wanna cry... They where so fresh and ready to take over the planet ! This was Sepultura to all of us... Anything after Cavalera brothers left... Sepultura became it's name...
well said, anything after Cavalera is not Sepultura!
Worst day of my life when I first heard the band broke up
@@sdsuman1 dude, i started listening to these guys 3 years ago. when i was digging through some of their interviews, i was so heartbroken when i read that Max and Igor left.
They went to shit with Roots.
Even Chaos A.D. is marginal.
God, I remember the first time heard "Inner Self" and I nearly lost my head from banging so hard. TY Headbangers Ball!!!
They really were so different. Don't even get me started on Arise. Best album they ever did.
I used this video in 1993 on school on a lecture we had to do about music.
suffice to say that there were more then a few surprised faces.
Beneath the Remains is still my favorite CD.
awesome stuff
Still getting goosebumps after all these years (Inner Self)
It's amazing the depth of his lyrics b4 he had a fluent graspe english! He said he learned English by looking up the translations of metal lyrics for their definitions to fully understand the songs! That's how deeply he loved what he heard!
Thanks so much for the upload. I remember when I was a kid and I bought the cassette of chaos ad. I fell in love with the music. That was back in the day when I would buy albums blind not knowing if they would be any good or not. I was blown away when I heard that album. Good memories.
The good old days of metal. Things have changed in the metal scene quite a bit since 1989 or 1990 even. Beneath the Remains and Arise are brilliant albums.
It was ‘89 when I was jinxed to never see Sepultura. Took a road trip from Tijuana to Long Beach to a cancelled show on the spot, even to the band’s surprise. At least they hung out with the disappointed fans until the cops dispersed us. Took my kid last night to the Cavalera show in Ventura, finally got to see BtR live after 33 yrs 😊
Sarcofago inri is also a brilliant album
@@victoresquivel8546 I was at Donnington Monsters of Rock '96 uk, especially to see Sepultura. On the day Max had to fly home as his son wias in a fatal accident. Very sad.
The rest of the band still played with help from others on the line-up. It was still a great show but not the same
35 years later, I still get goosebumps when watching this.... It's so fuckin' glorious, always been my favorite metal video!! I also had this exact video clip on VHS and been watching it tens of thousands of times on my videoplayer....
Staying up late at night 2 to 4 AM just to watch Headbangers Ball and record some new video clips so we can watch them over and over again until next week's Ball!
Great years, cheers yall motherfuckers! 🤘🍻🤘
So excited to see them again tonight...last time I saw this lineup was Dec 16, 1996 home in NYC and now live in Florida and driving up to Orlando and Tampa to see the brothers do Beneath Arise live.......After this I can move on to the next life because this was something that growing and seeing with friends in NYC was amazing and to relive again tonight at 46 I am complete...
It's weird to see them so... fresh faced.
Dave Mustard Stain they look so old now
@@Koasterking212 except Andres he still look like he's in his early 30s still
They're pups, here...its awesome to go that far back......good ol days
That’s what alcohol and coke does over the years.
@@norseman3514 yes f@ck.....😔🤘
max is a genius.
This kicks some serious ass man!! Thanks for posting. Early Sepultura was awesome and MTV Headbangers Ball was an awesome show.. The gud' ol' days of metal!!
been a seps fan since 89...still love everything they do individually and will always support them all....2022...
Wow!! They are very young there *--*
Good old days...
Never get tired of this video
gracias a dios fui adolescente cuando esta musica explotaba
Inner Self's D-beat sound really drives its extremity. What an absolute stomper.
Beneath The Remains with Reign In Blood, the best two thrash metal albums ever made, neither Sepultura nor Slayer could surpass themselves!
I would also include Extreme Aggression by Kreator in the list. These 3 albums are phenomenal.
I liked Arise more and for me nothing beats Megadeth's Rust In Peace
@@jeppyjep Extreme Aggression displays a very mature Kreator in terms of musicianship, however i'd choose Terrible Certainty all day!
Demolition Hammer - Epidemic Of Violence.
+ Agent Orange - Sodom!
Eles tem ,Excelentes álbuns ......exemplo para o Brasil ..lutaram e venceram. Banda Sepultura 👏👏👏👏👏👏 merecem o Melhor !!!!
beneath the remains blew me away bc it didn’t sound like anything else, it was ahead of its time taking its own personality and becoming the staple signature sound for them
Max was so pretty wtf
Heavy Metal is virtually extinguished. The years of the 1980s - 1990s are never going to come again.All groups know this, some just play for survival and others to make even more money. Thank God we are very lucky to have experienced as teenagers the real years of the Metal scene.
jo 👊 offensichtlich bist du in meinem Alter , ich bj '71 , ich weiß ganz genau was du meinst !!! das war die beste (verrückteste) Zeit !!! es gab unzählige wahnsinnig gute Bands (die es leider nie auf große Bühnen schafften) , man konnte sich die Reisen zu Konzerte (Festivals) noch leisten !!! es waren keine schicki micki weicheier (WOA) Gestalten da , die Leute wussten wie man sich benimmt 👍 🤔 😳 😜...............🤭🤫😇 ....zumindest wusste man was Respekt , Achtung und Ehre ist 👊 jeder kannte die umgeschrieben Gesetze...... zb. wehr am Boden ist wird nicht Getreten , er (sie) wird Aufgehoben , wenn nötig Herausgezogen und beiseite Gebracht , bei Bulln Aktion wird nicht Geplautert und wenn überhaupt , nur Name und Adresse ! sonst nicht's !!! ........ so schön , schön war die Zeit....... Monsters off Rock , Daynamo , Roskilde , Jura Hill , Pessten.......
Gracias por tu trabajo de digitalizar estas joyitas históricas, nuestra historia 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
No Cavalera, no Sepultura.
***** Sevalera or Cavaltura.
Careful you're southern manners are showing.
Sepultura started to suck even WITH the Cavaleras. Arise was the last God tier album. Chaos A.D was decent, but showed a band that was losing it's grip. Roots was pure fuckery. The St. Anger of Sepultura and the death of a once top tier band. I still remember throwing on the Roots CD on the day it was released. I wanted to throw up.
Devil'sAdvocate you simply have no taste. Justin Bieber is looking for some fans
jim Jackson aww. Did i hurt your feelings for not liking dogshit era, terrible, "jump da fuck up" era Sepultura? Lol. I have bad taste? If you like that shit, you are probably taking a load in the eye from Bieber right now
Such amazing musicians with adorable accents
thanx for uploading! bringing back the good old days :) I remember seeing this episode back then in 1990, had it taped on vhs, over and over again. killer!
Dude I've been big sepultura / soul fly fan for over 20 years and have really never listened to anything pre- chaos a.d. and now can't believe I've been so naive to think their earliest shit wouldn't rock as much as any of it. And am giddy to hear a few dozen songs I've never heard from a band I've heard as much as any past 20 years. Glad you turned me on thanx
Omg I love this interview. I love Max's Brazilian accent.
well done. One of my favorites
Wow Thanks for posting this, it made my day!! Looking forward to see Soulfly next month.
Saw this when it actually was on air
Great video.
Great Sepultura.
Stay heavy 🤘🏻
Biggest regret, not going to this gig & watching this footage on MTV after.
Who says Andreas is irrelevant is clearly deaf. The guy shaped the band's sound almost single-handedly and all people do is talk about "the Cavaleras".
+Jônatas Rech Kisser is awesome no doubt...But I still think he should have left the name alone and started a new band... No matter how awesome he is, Sepultura will always be Max and Igors band IMO
sepultura without andreas guitar is not sepultura
They just happened to assemble a great cast of musicians.
A cast of three great musicians and their friend Paulo.
Sepultura were already building their heavy sound with Morbid Visions. Sure Andreas helped make them better, but in no way did he "single-handedly" shape the band's sound.
Wow! I´ve been looking for this. Lots of memories. This change everything! There was Slayer. There was Anthrax, Metallica and all of the other trash. But this was it!
Now,is the real Sepultura with Cavalera brothers🤘
Tempos que não voltam mais.
Thanks for that, I used to have that clip on VHS too, rememeber watching it over and over again way back in my teenage years lol, think it was 1990. really enjoyed watching it again after all those years , thanks :)
The best thrash, die hard! \m/
This is so good. I remember when i heard Arise for the first time and the mystique around them. It's somehow more authentic then most of the American and British clones from that era. Chaos AD still hits my heart, just as Roots did later.
Thanks for uploading!
This is very interesting. Had no idea they got a push from MTV at that time.
Sepultura is by far one of the best metal bands of all time other than some of the best heavy metal wish you could ask for another reason for their hitting the big time Max cavalera is a mix between Dave Mustang and James Hetfield
Awesome, dude. Definitely, the real Sepultura. Thanks for posting it. Much appreciated. Hail Sepultura.
the good old times! when were sepultura a real band!!! superb!!!!
Thank you so much for the upload, means a lot to have it
Sepultura é sem dúvidas a melhor banda de metal do Brasil.
Seen them with obituary and sadus in 1990 what a band what a show from all of them long live thrash metal
You are so lucky to have witnessed the SOS bill!!! "Some tours were meant to stay underground" ...probably the 3 most influential extreme metal bands ever (along with Death and Kreator) imho 🤘
Thanks for the upload!!
This was one Train that i was so glad that i joined in the great Sepultura journey.
amazing upload cheers bru.... remember going into ourprice and buying Beneath.. got it home and put it straight on the turntable. Blew my mind. Still one of my favorite albums to this day.
old sepultura rocks,love the discharge shirt max.
Shee it man! Im from BH and I was here back in the 80´s and I sure remember those days!! Headbangers were "invited" out of pizzarias here, just for the looks they had, like what happened to Chakal´s Wladmir Korg and his girl. And cops´d bust you for nothing all the time, and rich kids´d stop their cars and throw shit at you on the streets. But metal has never been as true as it was back then and the fans have never been as real as they were on those long gone days. Hail Minas Gerais Metal!
Wish Max and Igor would just do a reunion tour with Andreas
Hector Gonzalez Andreas doesn't want to, he's happy with Derrick I guess, even though Max is obviously better
Dream come true
God. Why couldnt i have been born earlier! Rather be 16 in the 80's than in 2012. No headbangers ball. just bullshit. Never gonna get the chance to see such an awesome band. the REAL sepultura!
These motherfuckers were 20 in this bitch. Imagine being this young and hailing from Brazil and being the world's new metal sweethearts.
they was so young
were
Max and Igor are metal Icons! Still making kick a@@ metal to this day!
They were soo cute ^^
I had this on VHS too, this is from their 1st gig in London in 1989 @ The Marquee club.
best band ever !!
Sepultura, Max and the famous white warlock as well as the album Beneath The Remains, but this particular song changed my life forever and in a good way from the dark place I once was as a teen
Yes I saw them in 87 at Streets in New Rochell NY.
even Skinheads showed up for Sepultura high energy stage diving pit
Sepultura play their first US show in 1989. They don't play any shows outside Brazil until 89.
@@sonorastar2239 ok then it was 1989 or 90 beneath the remains
Max looks like megadave 😁👍👏
The REAL sepultura:max cavalera/igor cavalera/andreas kisser/paulo jr.😼
THat's the only Sepultura
Esse é o verdadeiro sepultura menos o Andreas que entrou depois no lugar do Jairo Guedes hoje atual the mist
@@JacquiPenar Only one thaf mattered is the one we had up to Roots.
Макс Игорь Андрюха и Пашка
Max was so pretty :D
yeah he looked metal, but drugs fuck your mind and face. but he is a cool guy
they all were so pretty :( they were just babies at that time
@@vitoroliveira8023 overly sensitive little scrote
Both Max and Igor were really pretty :D
MAX is GOD
MARCO ALGEO he was god. Now he's crap.
@@frankvillarreal1475 have you listen to the more recent albums of Soulfly? That's fucking thrash
Great band. I miss the HBB from MTV. I had to go very late to sleep 'cause of that show. Sepultura was so strong. As others, couldn't see the Cavalhera bros live.
oro PURO este video, pense que jamas lo volveria a ver.
You sir are a God! Thx for upping this.
This was right about the time i heard them. Best fusion of Metallica Slayer with a little punk edge thrown in. Brilliant stuff!
They were more death before that.
But they retained that edge through tje years.
Good Work to channel.Thanks from Brazil!
Muy buenos días aquellos 🤘🏽🇦🇷 Sepultura hasta el cajón!
Little did the world know they would release an insane album 2 years later.
That was a great album, very pure, full of energy and aggression.
Fantastic sounds and powerfull energy group..🗿
This is no repeat on history world music.
This is SEPULTURAAA 🤘🌪️
More relevant now more then ever
They were titans, unbeleivable times
O Sepultura era muito bom nessa época!!
I've been a musician my whole life. What you write is true.
I like everything from Bestial Devastations to Roots. Without Max and Igor, Sepultura sucks.
Roots was abysmal, imo. I still remember the day it came out. I live in Phx, AZ where they lived at the time and there was a record signing for the album when it came out at Zia Records here in Phx. I skipped it, went home, threw on the album and was instantly like "wtf is this Korn jump up and down bullshit!" Chaos AD is the last album that I can tolerate from them and it is such a step down from Arise and BtR that its not funny. This band nosedived like Metallica did with St. Anger on Roots imo.
@@pleasuretokill Roots is my favourite album. I don't care if its not technical, the tribal drumming is really technical. If music stirs something in me I like it, and the Roots album is so primal it just makes me want to smash shit. I love their other albums but they don't move me as much
I loved roots as well. Though many scoffed at it. I love the experimentation and pushing boundaries. It didn't all work but when it did, it made their music more than just standard fast riffs, fast drums and growling. It was art for me.
Superb! Two of my mates at 0:06 lol I’m there somewhere
Os gigantes do metal obrigado Brazil.
And look at sepultura now... Sad show
The members who were never there from the start took the name from max and Igor
Crazy to think about 6-7 years later roots would be made. Imagine these dudes knowing about how their sound would change. Or just their reaction.
The best! Powerfull, wild and dark!!
Good times..
I remember as a kid during this time thinking megadeth was the heaviest stuff ever. I wish I was introduced to this!
Sepultura is the Cavaleras+Kisser. Once you separate them, the magic is gone.
Nope
Amauri Gomes yep
Why you missing paulo?
You're so cruel man...
Wkwkwkwk
And Paulo sir
@@amauri1978 yes
In 1989 Sepultura supported SODOM and played Londons Marquee. Early 1996 Sepultura toured Europe pre "Roots" playing all the venues they played in 1989 supporting Sodom. I also guess 1996 they were supported by Clutch. BUT in 1990 Sepultura also played Londons Marquee Club as headliners supported by Cerebral Fix. As no one really new them in 1989 I guess it would have been 1990.
amazing old Sepultura , fucking awesome times ....
socorro o max falando inglês é muito fofo