@@TheLazyOne00 Reign In Blood and Rust In Peace are both better than Vulgar. Even Far Beyond Driven is better than Vulgar. I would put Beneath The Remains and Arise both above Vulgar.
My first metal show as a bouncer in the mid 90’s was Sepultura. I was standing back by the mixing board thinking it would be a safe spot to see what the pit would turn into. First note and the whole dance floor turned onto the pit. I just went with it and moshed instead of working.
Arise is one of the greatest thrash records ever laid down. Those first three tracks....arise, dead embryonic cells and desperate cry. It *might* be the single greatest 15 minutes in the genre...
@@scottkeys6212 yeah one show one album well I guess you could count the second the live album is like a second album but what's in the second album even called like commercial suicide
Sepultura especially with Max and Igor is one of the most respected and regarded Thrash Metal band of all time. Very influential and extremely visionary at a time when what they were doing was awe inspiring in the Metal scene. From Morbid Visions to Roots all master pieces.
TheChicken_YT I don’t really know the whole story regarding FF, but I know the drummer’s wife was managing them prior to 2009, and the breakup prior to their Mechanize record had something to do with that. Again though, it’s just what I’ve cobbled together from interviews. I could be completely incorrect. But at least I’m cute. 😎
I think that there was more about the Dana White situation. Trought the years i've seen multiple interviews of Max saying that in the day the kid died, he didn't felt that the band had his back, by making the decision of not canceling the gig. I'm sure that had an important role in this whole thing. To me as a fan, I love that we can have Soulfy, Sepultura, and Cavalera Conspiracy.
@@Hyd3 I’d gladly trade in the 3 crappy bands you just mentioned if it meant we could have the OG Sepultura back. Everything that every one of them have done since has been nothing but filler.
Based on what I see it is Max's fault. You can blame the wife all you want but Max is the one IMO who should have said "no, this is a band and not just me" And if he can't do that, get a new manager without a conflict of interest.
I was quite young at the time and was at the Brixton Academy show. Halfway through the show, Igor walked off stage during "Territory". I'll always remember the song as then he came back and started having a discussion with Max onstage. Then, they started up again from the breakdown. It was a really surreal situation to watch. Now we know why 😁
Never have family manage a band, once you get successful there’s always a lot of greed involved. I wish Max and Igor had fought to stay in the band now too much time has gone between the time they both left and now, and it wouldn’t make any since for them to return. I’m kind of used to having Derek in the band and Max has Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy.
@@neilpye6089 Somehow I doubt, after hearing Cavalera Conspiracy's last album, 'Psychosis' and even if he does love dance music and d.j.-ing, that this statement could ever be true.
I remember those times when I used to go to the "Sacred Reich" shows one of the few bands that Gloria managed. And without even asking I had a gut feeling Max left because she took over management of that band you can just feel the vibe.
I saw them a few years before that on Ozzy’s No More Tears tour. Sepultura opened, Alice In Chains did a set, then Ozzy. I think I was 14 as well. Killer show.
I don’t know who is more to blame, Max for not understanding why the rest of the band would feel that him being married to their manager is inappropriate, or the band for not calling “bullshit” when they got married to begin with. Be like, “Hey that’s great, congrats Max. When’s the ceremony, and when do we start shopping for a new manager?”
Can you explain why it's inappropriate? The way I see, the Sepultura situation didn't work out because Max and Gloria were being jerks with the other members, not necessarily because they got married?
@@dboy2462 Easy: money. Imagine you're in a band. You and your friends sign a million dollar deal. You each pay $50,000 to your manager (20%). Oh wait... You actually just paid your friend $50,000. Who just recorded a side project during your off time? Hint: the guy (your friend) with added representation at the record company. It all adds up to resentment.
@@dboy2462 because it's unprofessional and there will always be conflict of interests. It's the same problem that many small family bunisses have. A manager need adm the band, sign contracts, defend the interests of the band and make it functional and profitable. But When you're married to one of the members, screw the band! I'll defend your interests as a couple. Without mention that all problems with the band become personal problems for the couple against the other members. Simply put, it's bad business practice and an amateurish move for a big band.
I remember having a meet and greet with Max with Soulfly about 2018. Was told by one of the security guys to not mention Sepultura at all. I'm on the tour bus meeting max and all of his sons. Who of all people comes out of the back of the bus? The demon herself Max wife Gloria. And she made it known who she was. I was thinking I'm literally 3 feet from the lady I've never liked because of the stories of her involvement of breaking up Sepultura. But here I was actually meeting her. She was not very nice . I feel bad for Max and his son's.
Why is the nature of the encounter you describe not a surprise..? If she has to tell everyone who she is you know there's a massive ego trip and it brought down an awesome band
I remember Chaos A.D, I was in 10th grade when this album came out; one of my buddies lent me the tape and I recorded it. Those were the good old days of thrash metal :-)
"Arise" was always my fave Sepultura record, although I followed them up until "Roots" and when Max left... Wasn't a fan of Derrick Greene, and the band went off the boil for me, but I did enjoy their "Machine Messiah" album from a couple of years back. That was a good, solid record but I was always of the view that Sepultura ain't Sepultura without Max, and especially not without Igor also... Still feel much that way today.
i appreciate and enjoy derrick greene in Sepultura 100% more than that of the soulfly / cavalera conspiracy output all put together... while i do share the sentiment that they shouldve just changed their name... The Cavalera's created the band anyways...
Sepultura were my idols when I was a teenager. When they split it killed the band for me. I don't blame Derrick Greene, I definitely think Max and Gloria Cavalera got ahead of themselves, and were the ones that f**ked over the band. I thought Soulfly was interesting but when Max went Christian after releasing the Nailbomb album you could definitely tell he might not be the most stable person. I don't hate Max Cavalera but I do think he owes the band an apology and to beg for their forgiveness on his knees. When Fear Factory and Anthrax split it also killed those bands for me too. However I saw Fear Factory at Soundwave without Raymond Herrera and I really enjoyed it which was quite a shock to me. It seems the only band that has kept their sh*t together is Rammstein, which is quite inspiring.
Whenever "behind the scenes" people start acting like they are the front man of the band, whether they are Gloria Cavalera, Sharon Osborne, Metallica's psychiatrist or Puff Daddy, it always ends in disaster.
And it did end in disaster for those that betrayed max. Igor lost his brother for 10 years then realised he got manipulated and told the other members to fuck off and reconciled with his brother after apologising. This whole hating women thing in music is fucked.
My friend and I saw them beneath the remains tour and he was recording the audio with a cassette tape and a Walkman when Gloria came up to him and made him give her the cassette. He told her "Sepultura would still be in the jungle if it wasn't for tape traders"
@@naughtygawd3269 well back then tape trading was the only way underground bands got exposure. There was no internet, they didnt play it on mtv, the didnt play it on the radio.
@@davidvincent9545 yea but on the other hand... no one is sitting around watching all that shitty cellphone footage to discover new bands, since bands can just release their own content all over the internet.
I have another idea. Keep Green too. He can actually sing melodically. He can play rhythm guitar and percussion as well. Imagine Sepultura with three guitars? That would be some heavy shit. Works for Iron Maiden.
Yeah, but Eloy outplays Iggor and I hate to admit that, since Iggor is so great and humble and had such a big impact on the metal scene as a drummer. Eloy is just.. perfection! So that would leave Iggor on some jambaes or something. And Max then would not want it since he will demand his brother behind the drumkit. And oh yeah, himself as lead vocals... never gonna work unfortunately.
Now, you know its bad when Max own brother thought it was a mistake to have Max wife as manager. Max own brother thought it was fucked up. He is rewriting history...
That band would have never gotten organized & known globally without Gloria. She took on that band for zero salary & got them up & running immediately. She wasn’t some groupie or phony wannabe manager, she was experienced at managing, PR & tour managing prior to meeting them. The bands anger towards her was the typical misguided band, where the singer gets the attention & the other guys don’t & they start getting pissed. This is very common. In their case, since she was dating Max she became the target. It was rooted in denial that singers always get more famous but it was easier for them to blame her & not Max. They’re still happily married, so obviously it wasn’t some fly by night fling. And Gloria is one of the best managers on Earth.
Hearing Max’s name pronounced “Cavalara” instead of “Cavalera” is so annoying.... man, I’m sure u know it’s “Cavalera”.... ERA, PANTERA... CAVALERA, etc...
@@blazeddaynapper5819 If you say America people automatically assume the USA though. That's why they're more specific when they say Brazil and not South America.
@@andrewlaw I think he's taking the piss, i hope he is. maybe poking fun that complaining about pronunciation is anal. AS no one calls south America , America. its the Americas for both. or just south America and America... At least in the English speaking world. He's gotta be trolling!
@@lumapas Plenty of issues but always about her trying to diminish other bands she hires to Ozzfest (Iron Maiden for example) so Ozzy stands out.Only in that little mind there is a necessity to do that.Ozzy doesn't need that and he's respected by the Metal scene.Everyone loves Ozzy,even the bands she messed with but its a total lack of respect what she has done several times.
I'll always be glad I got to see them in the original line up. I saw them the night before Max left on the Roots tour at the Wolverhampton civic hall. They were immense, fast, furious and aggressive. To say I was heartbroken when the news broke about the split a couple of days later would be an understatement.
Derrick is right, if we cant moved on from the original line up then stick to the old records...simple. If you like the current line up then good for you.. btw there's no need to bashed derrick...it wasnt his fault ffs gloria stfu
Great video retrospective. It’s a shame they couldn’t patch things up. Sepultura was always a big influence on me as a drummer. They were an amazing live band. Their splintered versions are difficult to get behind.
When I was 14-15 me and my brothers met Max. Since I was young and learning metal I didn't know how much of a legend Max really was and till this day I cherish that moment
I was really baked one time and watched cheech and chong's "still smokin" and listened to Sepultura right after. From then on War For Territory became "War for Eddie Torres"
It was sad the way the band split up but for me personally I probably would have stopped following them anyhow. I'm all for growth and experimentation but was never that huge of a fan of the Nu-Metal genre. I think its interesting perspective to say that Sep "influenced" Nu-Metal when clearly it was the other way around. Also, I never was a Derrick Green fan but am I the only one who thinks Max's wife response to him was completely over the top and uncalled for? I mean, yikes lady! Time to switch to decaf
matt w, I agree completely with what you wrote about Gloria (Max's wife). She sounds like a pissed off 16 year old. Waaaay overblown. ...and for those who stopped following Sepultura, you really need to listen to the band's latest albums. Especially 2017's "Machine Messiah" & "Quadra" released in February of this year. Derrick has incredible & versatile vocals, and drummer, Eloy Casagrande (who's been in the band since 2013, playing on Sepultura's last 3 studio albums) is a f*cking BEAST of a drummer! He leaves Igor in the dust.
I love old sepultura, but if max never left there would be no soulfly. Soulfly's catalog is very impressive and has gotten better with age, worth a video on its own.
I remember all that fuss back then. For me, that was I sign that for Max other priorities were more important than the band. He was clearly choosing his family over his career, band and friends.
10:00 Max conveniently skirting round the fact he left his brother behind and they fell out for years. Him and Igor deciding to boot the other two out was not on the cards. Also Gloria's outburst is like something a 14-year-old would write.
This is nonsense. The best riffs were all Max. Andreas has had over 20 years to write all the riffs since Max left and he still hasn't come up with any good ones. Classic example of a good soloist who can't write riffs. Sales figures don't lie. Max-era Seps vs. Derrick era, it's pretty clear who the fans preferred.
@@danielbentley7117 ...Maybe you also didn't calculate the "Flavor of rock/metal" in that era? You think any of the old 90's band would have survived the charts when you got monsters like Behemoth, Amon Amarth, Opeth, Archenemy, in the heavier sides then you have the flavor of System of a Down, Tool, Slipknot and so on coming on those years....you are practically putting an OLD formula vs people who GREW UP listening to Sepultura and adding their crazy new flavors.... So no shit DG's era is overshadowed - The taste of metal had long rolled over that taste. Aerosmith is still singing... you think there are people running out of their way to grab any new shit they got? Ofcourse not, they all became acquired taste bands...like the Newzealand Metal band called Alien Weaponry. You want a deeper analysis....Max and his brother Iggor have been in a band for a long time now...Oh look...no sales- It's practically obscure. Velvet Revolver has more presence than their band and it's as underground and it gets. It's practically the Mars Volta of 90s Metal projects. So comparing Max-era of Sepultura vs DG's Era makes no sense...One brought the sound out and changed the music scape and style away from grunge 90s....and one is heavier and faster but in an era where the taste had changed.
None of the members of Deftones were in Soulfly - max got the name Soulfly after recording Headup with Deftones after his step son died - who was also a dear friend of deftones. Around the fur by Deftones is dedicated to him.
I was at the last Max Cavalera concert at Brixton Academy in London on 16th December 1996. They opened up with “Roots, bloody roots!” I recall seeing drum sits flying around the stage. There was a tension on the stage between the band.
Tons of bands break up over creative differences. Eg. Hank Sherman coming to King Diamond playing him some funk stuff he wrote and saying it's the direction he wants to take Mercyful Fate and King Diamond's response is "I'm going solo"(not a direct quote).
Jason Newsted left Metallica for creative differences; he was paid very well - he just became weary of the situation... Machine Head split up due to creative differences; reformed w/ new members... Guns N' Roses split due to creative differences...
Because he married the Yoko Ono of Metal, and is a temperamental man with a short wick. If he had reflected a little he wouldn't have destroyed one the best bands of the 90's.
Arise is my favorite Sepultura album. Chaos AD had its moments, but even in the Chaos AD tour the last three songs, the ones that brought the venue down were Arise, DEC and Orgasmatron
I played a show with them at a house party in Lutz Florida while they were recording Arise at Morrisound Studios in Tampa. It was cold out, so it had to be winter of 1990 or very early 1991.
I love this band and was lucky to see them live with the Ozzy tour in the 90's with Alice in Chains and Sepultura headlining only to play 6 songs. Sniff Sniff but as a 16 year old I banged my head off for those 6 songs and treasure that memory to this day. The opening song was Troops of Doom with green lights and fog and damn...I left that concert a different person with a edge on my shoulder not the same ever again. I was tribal. A+++++
I was at Castle Donnington when Max had to rush home. Nearly every band (on the MoR like-up) stepped in to deliver Sepultura's set, with the remaining members, it was outstanding to watch.
I was the same way but the album they released in January is fucking killer dude seriously go listen to the song isolation it’s the best thing they’ve done since roots
My parents offered me "Against" and it was not so bad! The last Sepultura albums are interesting! But to be honest both Sepultura and Max are not so impressive live!
Thought Against was a great album, the “New” Sepultura is not as good as the “Old” one, but their output is still good, don’t let some petty bullshit ruining your ability to enjoy the other music. Derek Green is also a decent frontman and vocalist. I’ve been much more impressed with Sepultura’s live shows over the last few years compared to Max’s acts as well.
Nobody from Limp Bizkit was ever a member of Soulfly......Max asked him to colab on a track, he and DJ Lethal helped make and perform on Bleed the end.
I was at the second last gig on the Roots tour in Wolverhampton UK. It was absolutely incredible. Igor's drumming, Max rumbling, brutal vocals, Andreas thrashing guitar, and Paulo's thunderous bass was something I'll never forget.
I made Cannibal Corpse Breakfast at the place I worked in Philly around 96’. I remember the dude with straight, long blonde hair ordered Silver Dollar Blueberry Pancakes and he had Vampire teeth implants. They were nice guys!
Ever notice how Andreas and the rest of current Sepultura hardly ever talk about this? When they do it's because the interviewer brought it up and usually they keep it very short saying they regret some of what's happened between them but don't see any reunion plans working out and are just focused on the future of the band. Meanwhile Max and Gloria just can't seem to shut up about it. Every interview they do they seem to talking about why they left Sepultura, plans for getting back together or not, and frequently slinging shit at Andreas and the rest of current band (as is mentioned towards the end of this video). Combining this with some statements from previous members of Soulfly about how it was working with them and you get a pretty clear picture of the Cavalera family as being toxic and seemingly horrible to work with.
The band was founded by Max and Igor. Andreas wasn't even on the first album. Paulo didn't even play bass on their earlier albums up to Roots. The Cavaleras have alaways been the heart and soul of that band and they haven't been the same since Max left...
I've noticed that also and I couldn't believe are words twisting all that around and having no class there.It says everything.Bands have their divorces.Its normal but people can't cope with that.They have the albums to remember but still point fingers to something very normal on relationships
@@WellFedProductions ,Max didn't write anything has incredible since the Sepultura Era also.Many bands record that way...Guitarists recording the two guitars and bass and whatever.It's the law of who can play the riffs tighter.It's a discussion that will never end.Max didn't fight for the band, even his brother agreed with the other two about Gloria.The world got two bands instead of one.We have to get over this... Andreas solos are a Sepultura trademark.No one can repeat them(even him sometimes,Lol).Both factions deserve respect
I’ve always said as follows Derek Green doing Max era Sepultura, I’m not a big fan of However Derek Green doing Derek Green era Sepultura is a different story. You can’t look at Max era Sepultura and Post Max Sepultura as the same band, or else you will be disappointed. You have to look at them as 2 separate entities.
thanks for the story. been wanting to hear what really happened for so long. like they say 3 sides to every story. his, theres, and the truth. love your channel.
As a friend of Max described, the time before he left the band, he demanded the tour bus stop all the time so he could pray (?) and started speaking only English even with other Brazilians. I mean, Max was so annoying that his own brother didn't speak with him for 12 years. A clear case of Lead Singer Syndrome.
It's so ridiculous to read about this Diva behavior from a guy who always pretended to be humble and true to his roots. At least Andreas Kisser is quiet guy who doesn't go to social media make drama, like Max does.
A case of bullshit said by the remaining 2 members after Igor left... that shit ain't true. They just rag on max. Why you think nobody talks about them any more? Max and Igor were sepultura and Max was the leader. Band is nothing any more.
@@lifeunderthestarstv that was said by Joao Gordo, lead singer of a Punk Rock band and Max’s close friend. Think about it: would it be easy for you to never talk to your brother for 12 years? Of course not, unless he made a HUGE mess.
@@luquita42 yeah man, probably bullshit passed on by the others to him. Its well documented Igor contacted and apologised to max. Not the other way around. Igor fucked up and betrayed his brother because of the rest of the band manipulating his ass.
Dude. “Future KORN producer”, is what you mean. Ross Robinson produced the first 2 korn records before slipknot and limp bizkit released their debuts - also roots came out after Korn’s first record
So what your are saying is at the time Ross was working with them he had already worked with Korn and he was the future producer of Limp Bizkit and Slipknot?
GOD DO I LOVE THE MAX YEARS!!!!! I just can't listen to the stuff without him in it. It's just not SEPULTURA. Those where great albums great songs a great time in life. I love all of you who keep this music alive.
Please throw suggestions for future topics here
Maybe something on the Damn Yankees - how they got together and split apart.
How did Cannibal Corpse get the spot in Ace Ventura?
the RAMONES (Joey, Johnny, Linda) love triangle
Faux Paul
Fear Factory court case
Sepultura during the years with max was on the same level of Pantera, Metallica, slayer etc very influential all around the world.
lol no one was the same level of pantera
@@TheLazyOne00 oh yeah, if anything Pantera got late to the party actually.
@@felipecavalera8729 I agree on that, but to me Vulgar made clear that they had no rivals
@@TheLazyOne00 Reign In Blood and Rust In Peace are both better than Vulgar. Even Far Beyond Driven is better than Vulgar. I would put Beneath The Remains and Arise both above Vulgar.
@@TheLazyOne00 you just over-hyping, imma big pantera fans but respect other bands and stop being a douchebag
My first metal show as a bouncer in the mid 90’s was Sepultura. I was standing back by the mixing board thinking it would be a safe spot to see what the pit would turn into. First note and the whole dance floor turned onto the pit. I just went with it and moshed instead of working.
Seen that kind of shit with quite a few bands
Arise is one of the greatest thrash records ever laid down. Those first three tracks....arise, dead embryonic cells and desperate cry. It *might* be the single greatest 15 minutes in the genre...
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Yeahhh, I know...there’s no “right” answer. Battery into master of puppets is another contender. It’s a mood thing.
Dude, don't give the wrong information, it's not Arise, it's Metallica's Black Album
@@Lizard-of-Oz
*gasp* how DARE you?
@@manifestgtr That was a really good joke, wasn't it?!!
“Arise” is a pure Metal Masterpiece
PLAY LOUD
..preferably not on wanky phone speakers
Remember Max's side project Nailbomb?
That would be a great one for rock and roll true stories to cover
@@ojpistorius6369 true.Great album.They only ever played live once!
@@scottkeys6212 yeah one show one album well I guess you could count the second the live album is like a second album but what's in the second album even called like commercial suicide
@@ojpistorius6369 Alex Newport's band Fudge Tunnel were cool too if a bit grungier
Yes. Only one studio album but its awesome!
Sepultura especially with Max and Igor is one of the most respected and regarded Thrash Metal band of all time. Very influential and extremely visionary at a time when what they were doing was awe inspiring in the Metal scene. From Morbid Visions to Roots all master pieces.
Just my opinion, Igor is the most underrated drummer in metal.
He writes great drum parts for sure. He plays too fast in concert though.
His drumming on Beneath the Remains is so fast and controlled, its almost robotic.
He was drummer of the year Roots came out by metal hammer magazine
Everyone I knew was ripping him off around the Chaos A.D. era.
Absolutely right
Bandmates wives interfeering with the band is always the sign of impending doom.
@@thebooger_boy4002 and Fear Factory.
Yup! Just ask the Beatles
TheChicken_YT I don’t really know the whole story regarding FF, but I know the drummer’s wife was managing them prior to 2009, and the breakup prior to their Mechanize record had something to do with that. Again though, it’s just what I’ve cobbled together from interviews. I could be completely incorrect. But at least I’m cute. 😎
I think that there was more about the Dana White situation. Trought the years i've seen multiple interviews of Max saying that in the day the kid died, he didn't felt that the band had his back, by making the decision of not canceling the gig. I'm sure that had an important role in this whole thing.
To me as a fan, I love that we can have Soulfy, Sepultura, and Cavalera Conspiracy.
@@Hyd3 I’d gladly trade in the 3 crappy bands you just mentioned if it meant we could have the OG Sepultura back. Everything that every one of them have done since has been nothing but filler.
Based on what I see it is Max's fault. You can blame the wife all you want but Max is the one IMO who should have said "no, this is a band and not just me" And if he can't do that, get a new manager without a conflict of interest.
"Max Calavara" - The real reason Max left is because people kept saying his surname wrong.
Max Cevelara
Max Calavera
Lol
Mat cleaver
Matt Calibration
I was quite young at the time and was at the Brixton Academy show. Halfway through the show, Igor walked off stage during "Territory". I'll always remember the song as then he came back and started having a discussion with Max onstage. Then, they started up again from the breakdown.
It was a really surreal situation to watch. Now we know why 😁
Do you remember the date?
Never have family manage a band, once you get successful there’s always a lot of greed involved. I wish Max and Igor had fought to stay in the band now too much time has gone between the time they both left and now, and it wouldn’t make any since for them to return. I’m kind of used to having Derek in the band and Max has Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy.
Igor was in the band a full 10 years after max left, igor hates metal now and would rather play disco muzak with mix hell
@@neilpye6089 Somehow I doubt, after hearing Cavalera Conspiracy's last album, 'Psychosis' and even if he does love dance music and d.j.-ing, that this statement could ever be true.
As a fan of Sepultura with either frontman and a fan of Soulfly I'm content with how things did turn out.
@Lightbringer ooh, aren't you edgey(!) LOL a trve kvlt Chad of metal! Hahahahahaha!
I was a day 1 fan of Sepultura. Soulfly always felt very natural as a next step or spiritual successor. Not the same, but still amazing.
Chaos AD is a masterpiece.
Especially while doing cardio.
@@TheTenCentStory A workout staple for sure.
@Owen Vlogs Possibly yes
Yep!
That and roots hit home.
Sounds like the metal Yoko Ono story
I remember those times when I used to go to the "Sacred Reich" shows one of the few bands that Gloria managed. And without even asking I had a gut feeling Max left because she took over management of that band you can just feel the vibe.
yoko didn't break up the beatles
Yep
AHAHAH!I was thinking the same thing.There should be a verb for that..."She Yokoonoed the band"!
Almost all the bands has a Yoko in his storie.
Saw them in 1994 with Ramones, My first gig as 14 years old teen, Unforgettable
Sepultura with ramones? Lol. Two great bands!
@@yollano5352 Yes, They did a small tour in Brazil with Ramones, Just google it, Acid Chaos Tour
I saw them a few years before that on Ozzy’s No More Tears tour. Sepultura opened, Alice In Chains did a set, then Ozzy. I think I was 14 as well. Killer show.
Raimundos too, right?
@@kiko3228 Exactly!
I don’t know who is more to blame, Max for not understanding why the rest of the band would feel that him being married to their manager is inappropriate, or the band for not calling “bullshit” when they got married to begin with. Be like, “Hey that’s great, congrats Max. When’s the ceremony, and when do we start shopping for a new manager?”
Can you explain why it's inappropriate? The way I see, the Sepultura situation didn't work out because Max and Gloria were being jerks with the other members, not necessarily because they got married?
@@dboy2462 Easy: money. Imagine you're in a band. You and your friends sign a million dollar deal. You each pay $50,000 to your manager (20%). Oh wait... You actually just paid your friend $50,000.
Who just recorded a side project during your off time? Hint: the guy (your friend) with added representation at the record company.
It all adds up to resentment.
@@dboy2462 because it's unprofessional and there will always be conflict of interests. It's the same problem that many small family bunisses have.
A manager need adm the band, sign contracts, defend the interests of the band and make it functional and profitable. But When you're married to one of the members, screw the band! I'll defend your interests as a couple. Without mention that all problems with the band become personal problems for the couple against the other members.
Simply put, it's bad business practice and an amateurish move for a big band.
They were all clueless
total conflict of interest. Keep business and personal lives separate.
I remember having a meet and greet with Max with Soulfly about 2018. Was told by one of the security guys to not mention Sepultura at all. I'm on the tour bus meeting max and all of his sons. Who of all people comes out of the back of the bus? The demon herself Max wife Gloria. And she made it known who she was. I was thinking I'm literally 3 feet from the lady I've never liked because of the stories of her involvement of breaking up Sepultura. But here I was actually meeting her. She was not very nice . I feel bad for Max and his son's.
She come across as an evil witch.
Why is the nature of the encounter you describe not a surprise..? If she has to tell everyone who she is you know there's a massive ego trip and it brought down an awesome band
A lot of people forget Neurosis's influence on Sepultura in terms of the tribal drumming thing. Great bands, both of them. 🤘
Great point. Both are pioneers of the 90s
I remember Chaos A.D, I was in 10th grade when this album came out; one of my buddies lent me the tape and I recorded it. Those were the good old days of thrash metal :-)
"Arise" was always my fave Sepultura record, although I followed them up until "Roots" and when Max left... Wasn't a fan of Derrick Greene, and the band went off the boil for me, but I did enjoy their "Machine Messiah" album from a couple of years back. That was a good, solid record but I was always of the view that Sepultura ain't Sepultura without Max, and especially not without Igor also... Still feel much that way today.
i appreciate and enjoy derrick greene in Sepultura 100% more than that of the soulfly / cavalera conspiracy output all put together... while i do share the sentiment that they shouldve just changed their name... The Cavalera's created the band anyways...
Sepultura were my idols when I was a teenager. When they split it killed the band for me. I don't blame Derrick Greene, I definitely think Max and Gloria Cavalera got ahead of themselves, and were the ones that f**ked over the band. I thought Soulfly was interesting but when Max went Christian after releasing the Nailbomb album you could definitely tell he might not be the most stable person. I don't hate Max Cavalera but I do think he owes the band an apology and to beg for their forgiveness on his knees.
When Fear Factory and Anthrax split it also killed those bands for me too. However I saw Fear Factory at Soundwave without Raymond Herrera and I really enjoyed it which was quite a shock to me.
It seems the only band that has kept their sh*t together is Rammstein, which is quite inspiring.
listen to kairos (2011) and the mediator (2013) very underrated albums. quadra, their new release is for me the best album of the year so far.
@@lorenzovarela7397KAIROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS TAM TAM TAM TAM TAM
@@PeterKnagge their pr0b1em is they tried to copy shitty bands like korn in a pathetic attempt to be "cool"....total backfire, at least for me....
Whenever "behind the scenes" people start acting like they are the front man of the band, whether they are Gloria Cavalera, Sharon Osborne, Metallica's psychiatrist or Puff Daddy, it always ends in disaster.
This comment makes no sense.
@I can't talk I can't enunciate Uh, they're literally having their biggest moment in the 2000's right now with MGK.
Sharon Osborne is singularly responsible for saving Ozzys career MULTIPLE times. Without her, Ozzy would've just been "Sabbath's OG front man".
And it did end in disaster for those that betrayed max. Igor lost his brother for 10 years then realised he got manipulated and told the other members to fuck off and reconciled with his brother after apologising. This whole hating women thing in music is fucked.
Metallica's Psychiatrist 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My friend and I saw them beneath the remains tour and he was recording the audio with a cassette tape and a Walkman when Gloria came up to him and made him give her the cassette. He told her "Sepultura would still be in the jungle if it wasn't for tape traders"
his reply was kinda ignorant
@@naughtygawd3269 well back then tape trading was the only way underground bands got exposure. There was no internet, they didnt play it on mtv, the didnt play it on the radio.
@@jlobiafra I know about that. It's the "Sepultura would still be in the jungle" like Brazil is nothing but jungles
Isn't it quite funny, how illegal bootlegging was, now when you go a gig it's ALL PHONES RECORDING!!!
@@davidvincent9545 yea but on the other hand... no one is sitting around watching all that shitty cellphone footage to discover new bands, since bands can just release their own content all over the internet.
Saw them with Pantera. It was an amazing show.
Before this lifetime is over I want to see this version of Sepultura again.🤘
hell yeah. in Barcelona!!! 🤘🔥🔥🔥
I have another idea. Keep Green too. He can actually sing melodically. He can play rhythm guitar and percussion as well. Imagine Sepultura with three guitars? That would be some heavy shit. Works for Iron Maiden.
Yeah, but Eloy outplays Iggor and I hate to admit that, since Iggor is so great and humble and had such a big impact on the metal scene as a drummer. Eloy is just.. perfection! So that would leave Iggor on some jambaes or something. And Max then would not want it since he will demand his brother behind the drumkit. And oh yeah, himself as lead vocals... never gonna work unfortunately.
@@ferox965 Ha! Im down for that!👍🤘
@@r4vi4n for real
Was introduced to Sepultura at the age of 8, been in love with them since (31 now).
Now, you know its bad when Max own brother thought it was a mistake to have Max wife as manager. Max own brother thought it was fucked up. He is rewriting history...
men let bad women ruin their lives and taint their choices too much, this is the problem with prioritizing romantic love over everything else.
That band would have never gotten organized & known globally without Gloria.
She took on that band for zero salary & got them up & running immediately.
She wasn’t some groupie or phony wannabe manager, she was experienced at managing, PR & tour managing prior to meeting them.
The bands anger towards her was the typical misguided band, where the singer gets the attention & the other guys don’t & they start getting pissed. This is very common.
In their case, since she was dating Max she became the target. It was rooted in denial that singers always get more famous but it was easier for them to blame her & not Max.
They’re still happily married, so obviously it wasn’t some fly by night fling.
And Gloria is one of the best managers on Earth.
Igor apologized to Max and realized he was wrong
Hearing Max’s name pronounced “Cavalara” instead of “Cavalera” is so annoying.... man, I’m sure u know it’s “Cavalera”.... ERA, PANTERA... CAVALERA, etc...
yeah and he said they aren't from America they are from Brazil... Brazil is in America dude!
@@blazeddaynapper5819 If you say America people automatically assume the USA though. That's why they're more specific when they say Brazil and not South America.
Fuckin A
Totally !I mean, what is the difficulty here?
@@andrewlaw I think he's taking the piss, i hope he is. maybe poking fun that complaining about pronunciation is anal. AS no one calls south America , America. its the Americas for both. or just south America and America... At least in the English speaking world. He's gotta be trolling!
Having a wife of a band member, nevermind the frontman, as your manager - *terrible* idea.
Same goes for queensryche.
I agree wtf is that about
How about sharon (ozzy's wife) as a manager, their were no problems, right?
Wendy Dio...
@@lumapas Plenty of issues but always about her trying to diminish other bands she hires to Ozzfest (Iron Maiden for example) so Ozzy stands out.Only in that little mind there is a necessity to do that.Ozzy doesn't need that and he's respected by the Metal scene.Everyone loves Ozzy,even the bands she messed with but its a total lack of respect what she has done several times.
Jesus! His wife looks 30 Years older than him.
she is
They age like milk
Evil ages badly
He loves her obviously.
She's a cool lady. She use to book bands I was in back in the 80s. At a bar she owned in Phoenix. Hard woman. But very cool.
Max, Sepultura, Brasil, Bh, MInas Gerais, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! só monstro, mandam muito
I'll always be glad I got to see them in the original line up. I saw them the night before Max left on the Roots tour at the Wolverhampton civic hall. They were immense, fast, furious and aggressive. To say I was heartbroken when the news broke about the split a couple of days later would be an understatement.
Derrick is right, if we cant moved on from the original line up then stick to the old records...simple.
If you like the current line up then good for you..
btw there's no need to bashed derrick...it wasnt his fault ffs gloria stfu
I saw them live in the mid 90's. They was playing in a small place but it is the best live concert I have been to, the sound was perfect.
Sepultura orgulho Brasileiro! Porrra!!!!! Brazilian Metal
Damn, dude, it's Cav-a-LERA. It's written right there!
Inner self is my Favorite Sepultura song! And I'm from the city where Sepultura was created!
The energy this band exuded live was something I'm proud I experienced.
Complete control of the crowd.
FERDA
Great video retrospective. It’s a shame they couldn’t patch things up. Sepultura was always a big influence on me as a drummer. They were an amazing live band. Their splintered versions are difficult to get behind.
John Lennon, Kurt cobain, Max Cavalera
Never let the lady involved in your career
Spacemen 3 too
Can add ozzy to that list too, sharon was pretty much the reason he left black sabbath.
@@northernguerrilla3168 Sharon was also the reason you know his name as a solo artist now... i wouldn’t add him to this list.
@@derekcleffi6476 I dont particularly love ozzys solo work but I love the first few sabbath albums.....I would of preferred he stayed to be honest.
Courtney wasn't involved in Kurt's career
When I was 14-15 me and my brothers met Max. Since I was young and learning metal I didn't know how much of a legend Max really was and till this day I cherish that moment
I remember seeing them when roots came out Max was head banging in my face with his red dread locks so badass one of many awesome moments in my life
YES!!!!! I saw sepultura about a month before he left.....and it was far and away the best live performance i've ever witnessed.
He was awesome in Aquaman, though.
I was really baked one time and watched cheech and chong's "still smokin" and listened to Sepultura right after. From then on War For Territory became "War for Eddie Torres"
Eddie Torres, The Extra-Testicle!
It was sad the way the band split up but for me personally I probably would have stopped following them anyhow. I'm all for growth and experimentation but was never that huge of a fan of the Nu-Metal genre. I think its interesting perspective to say that Sep "influenced" Nu-Metal when clearly it was the other way around. Also, I never was a Derrick Green fan but am I the only one who thinks Max's wife response to him was completely over the top and uncalled for? I mean, yikes lady! Time to switch to decaf
matt w, I agree completely with what you wrote about Gloria (Max's wife). She sounds like a pissed off 16 year old. Waaaay overblown.
...and for those who stopped following Sepultura, you really need to listen to the band's latest albums. Especially 2017's "Machine Messiah" & "Quadra" released in February of this year. Derrick has incredible & versatile vocals, and drummer, Eloy Casagrande (who's been in the band since 2013, playing on Sepultura's last 3 studio albums) is a f*cking BEAST of a drummer! He leaves Igor in the dust.
Roots is not my thing, and I didn't care for them until 2003 when they actually made a thrash song again...Come Back Alive.
It's funny how Max says that he and Iggor should have fired Andreas and Paulo as if Iggor were on his side at the time
I love old sepultura, but if max never left there would be no soulfly.
Soulfly's catalog is very impressive and has gotten better with age, worth a video on its own.
No shit. That last album Ritual is a Motherfucker of a CD. Love it front to end.
Wrong. Soulfly aged HORRIBLY. They are so dated to the 90' s Nu-Metal era. Fred Durst plays with them.
@@killingfields07 that was only on the first 4 soulfly albums
@@killingfields07 I'd have to agree because the albums were very generic Nu-Metal. Just pathetic coming from Sepultura.
Under a Pale Grey Sky is one of my favorite live metal albums ever.
I remember all that fuss back then.
For me, that was I sign that for Max other priorities were more important than the band.
He was clearly choosing his family over his career, band and friends.
I got to see Sepultura with Max in 1996 with Ozzy, Danzig, and Biohazard, it was awesome.
10:00 Max conveniently skirting round the fact he left his brother behind and they fell out for years. Him and Igor deciding to boot the other two out was not on the cards.
Also Gloria's outburst is like something a 14-year-old would write.
I was fortunate enough to see Sepultura at a small club, meet both Cavalera brothers and hug Max. One of the best memories from my youth.
Andreas Kisser is actually the musical heart of the band. The golden era of Sepultura included all members of the band.
Yeah except the bassist. He's too basic
@@zero71234 indeed, Paulo was always weak
True. Kisser actually wrote some good songs.
This is nonsense. The best riffs were all Max. Andreas has had over 20 years to write all the riffs since Max left and he still hasn't come up with any good ones. Classic example of a good soloist who can't write riffs. Sales figures don't lie. Max-era Seps vs. Derrick era, it's pretty clear who the fans preferred.
@@danielbentley7117 ...Maybe you also didn't calculate the "Flavor of rock/metal" in that era? You think any of the old 90's band would have survived the charts when you got monsters like Behemoth, Amon Amarth, Opeth, Archenemy, in the heavier sides then you have the flavor of System of a Down, Tool, Slipknot and so on coming on those years....you are practically putting an OLD formula vs people who GREW UP listening to Sepultura and adding their crazy new flavors.... So no shit DG's era is overshadowed - The taste of metal had long rolled over that taste.
Aerosmith is still singing... you think there are people running out of their way to grab any new shit they got?
Ofcourse not, they all became acquired taste bands...like the Newzealand Metal band called Alien Weaponry. You want a deeper analysis....Max and his brother Iggor have been in a band for a long time now...Oh look...no sales- It's practically obscure. Velvet Revolver has more presence than their band and it's as underground and it gets. It's practically the Mars Volta of 90s Metal projects.
So comparing Max-era of Sepultura vs DG's Era makes no sense...One brought the sound out and changed the music scape and style away from grunge 90s....and one is heavier and faster but in an era where the taste had changed.
None of the members of Deftones were in Soulfly - max got the name Soulfly after recording Headup with Deftones after his step son died - who was also a dear friend of deftones. Around the fur by Deftones is dedicated to him.
The first Soulfly album features Fred Durst and Chino on guest vocals.
@@RetroHabit82 exactly, guest vocals, not members of soulfly as the video said
I was at the last Max Cavalera concert at Brixton Academy in London on 16th December 1996. They opened up with “Roots, bloody roots!” I recall seeing drum sits flying around the stage. There was a tension on the stage between the band.
and they fucked up troops of doom. an easy as shit song to play.
Always preferred Chaos AD and Roots over their earlier stuff. I like the more mid tempo stuff.
Bands never break up due to "creative differences"
It's always money
My last band broke up due to creative differences. The other guitarist didn't like my music. We never made a dime.
Tons of bands break up over creative differences. Eg. Hank Sherman coming to King Diamond playing him some funk stuff he wrote and saying it's the direction he wants to take Mercyful Fate and King Diamond's response is "I'm going solo"(not a direct quote).
Jason Newsted left Metallica for creative differences; he was paid very well - he just became weary of the situation... Machine Head split up due to creative differences; reformed w/ new members... Guns N' Roses split due to creative differences...
You be answering all my dying questions. Even ones I hadn't pressed yet in my mind.
Because he married the Yoko Ono of Metal, and is a temperamental man with a short wick. If he had reflected a little he wouldn't have destroyed one the best bands of the 90's.
Yoko could sing though
glad that he did, modern Sepultura is better
@@neilpye6089 That's debatable. :p lol
Arise is my favorite Sepultura album. Chaos AD had its moments, but even in the Chaos AD tour the last three songs, the ones that brought the venue down were Arise, DEC and Orgasmatron
I played a show with them at a house party in Lutz Florida while they were recording Arise at Morrisound Studios in Tampa. It was cold out, so it had to be winter of 1990 or very early 1991.
I love this band and was lucky to see them live with the Ozzy tour in the 90's with Alice in Chains and Sepultura headlining only to play 6 songs. Sniff Sniff but as a 16 year old I banged my head off for those 6 songs and treasure that memory to this day. The opening song was Troops of Doom with green lights and fog and damn...I left that concert a different person with a edge on my shoulder not the same ever again. I was tribal. A+++++
It's Cavalera not Cavalara
It's LeviOsa, not LevioSA.
Its civiliri
😂😂😂 CAVALECUH
Cavalerioum
Cavaliers
I still have those CD's, Beneath The Remains, Arise, Chaos A.D. and love them to this day.
There's something a lotta people need to be reminded of: Andreas Kisser is NOT the original guitarist in Sepultura.
Yep. And Max isn’t the original singer either.
@@laynevlogz4922 wagoner lamonier was
@@neilpye6089 I did NOT know that!
True Andreas was not an original member. Guitar tech then...
Yep they had 4 guitar players before Andreas. And one Bass player before Paulo Jr. Jairo"Tormentor"Guedz was their best guitar player.
Max left Sepultura to pursue his dream of writing the same song repeatedly for the next 30 years.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahah
Lightbringer Corey Taylor’s lyrics on that track were on point though.
That's true, I like sepultura including the non max stuff, Soulfly however sucks and cavalera conspiracy is just generic.
Check out "World Scum".
HE FOCKIN LEFT THE BAND
Lars xD
I was at Castle Donnington when Max had to rush home. Nearly every band (on the MoR like-up) stepped in to deliver Sepultura's set, with the remaining members, it was outstanding to watch.
max is pathetic simp
The 2 Best Metal Bands of the 90's is Pantera And Sepultura.
I am from Australia and I Saw Soulfly in a little underground club in Utrecht (Netherlands) ... They blew the FN roof of that place ... Great show ..
Max is actually a very genuine and likeable dude.
Stopped listening to Sepultura after Roots.
I was the same way but the album they released in January is fucking killer dude seriously go listen to the song isolation it’s the best thing they’ve done since roots
My parents offered me "Against" and it was not so bad! The last Sepultura albums are interesting! But to be honest both Sepultura and Max are not so impressive live!
Stopped listening after Chaos AD and I didn’t even like that album much.
Thought Against was a great album, the “New” Sepultura is not as good as the “Old” one, but their output is still good, don’t let some petty bullshit ruining your ability to enjoy the other music.
Derek Green is also a decent frontman and vocalist. I’ve been much more impressed with Sepultura’s live shows over the last few years compared to Max’s acts as well.
There's plenty of Derrick Green era albums better than Roots.
Man I remember where I was when I heard Max left the band. March 6th 1997 it was my 16th birthday and I was at a KoRn concert.
Nobody from Limp Bizkit was ever a member of Soulfly......Max asked him to colab on a track, he and DJ Lethal helped make and perform on Bleed the end.
I’m so glad I got to see them at the second last show they played with Max in Glasgow in December of 1996 a few days before they fell apart in London.
Muié, sempre muié.
Though I always liked Sepultura, I still vividly remember the first time I heard Roots.
CA -VA-LERA
SAY CA
SAY VA
“ “ LEH
“” RAH
That bothered me too. I like this channel but I've noticed this guy has a unique way of pronouncing some words.
@@SyphusBatterus He's not great with foreign surnames, but I don't hold it against him.
It,s a italian surname
I believe that he does this to generate activity in the comments.
Ha! That's all I could think about during the video.
I was at the second last gig on the Roots tour in Wolverhampton UK. It was absolutely incredible. Igor's drumming, Max rumbling, brutal vocals, Andreas thrashing guitar, and Paulo's thunderous bass was something I'll never forget.
How Cannibal Corpse landed the club scene in Ace Ventura.
I made that same suggestion a few months back I'm hoping we get it someday soon
By Jim Carrey's personal recommendation.
I made Cannibal Corpse Breakfast at the place I worked in Philly around 96’. I remember the dude with straight, long blonde hair ordered Silver Dollar Blueberry Pancakes and he had Vampire teeth implants. They were nice guys!
Jim Carrey is a huge fan of them. He actually asked for them to be in the movie
Jim Carrey originally wanted Napalm Death but they weren't into it.
Saw them in the UK on the arise tour, had a beer with Egor.
Once he left Sepultura never recapture their former glory. Roots is an amazing record,
Chaos AD was extremely important for many reasons... also it came at a very special time in my life.
Might be my fave album with Sep.
Ever notice how Andreas and the rest of current Sepultura hardly ever talk about this? When they do it's because the interviewer brought it up and usually they keep it very short saying they regret some of what's happened between them but don't see any reunion plans working out and are just focused on the future of the band. Meanwhile Max and Gloria just can't seem to shut up about it. Every interview they do they seem to talking about why they left Sepultura, plans for getting back together or not, and frequently slinging shit at Andreas and the rest of current band (as is mentioned towards the end of this video). Combining this with some statements from previous members of Soulfly about how it was working with them and you get a pretty clear picture of the Cavalera family as being toxic and seemingly horrible to work with.
Maybe
The band was founded by Max and Igor. Andreas wasn't even on the first album. Paulo didn't even play bass on their earlier albums up to Roots. The Cavaleras have alaways been the heart and soul of that band and they haven't been the same since Max left...
I've noticed that also and I couldn't believe are words twisting all that around and having no class there.It says everything.Bands have their divorces.Its normal but people can't cope with that.They have the albums to remember but still point fingers to something very normal on relationships
@@WellFedProductions ,Max didn't write anything has incredible since the Sepultura Era also.Many bands record that way...Guitarists recording the two guitars and bass and whatever.It's the law of who can play the riffs tighter.It's a discussion that will never end.Max didn't fight for the band, even his brother agreed with the other two about Gloria.The world got two bands instead of one.We have to get over this...
Andreas solos are a Sepultura trademark.No one can repeat them(even him sometimes,Lol).Both factions deserve respect
Definitely a crazy rollercoaster of a ride. I'm glad now almost 30 years later most of this stuff is water under the bridge
Go listen "Machine Messiah" and "Quadra"
I’ve always said as follows
Derek Green doing Max era Sepultura, I’m not a big fan of
However Derek Green doing Derek Green era Sepultura is a different story.
You can’t look at Max era Sepultura and Post Max Sepultura as the same band, or else you will be disappointed. You have to look at them as 2 separate entities.
I didt like Quadra to be honest, vocals and drumming didn't feel right to me
@@rtomas47 drumming? you crazy, Eloy is a monster
@@LiquidSpartan117 Eloy is fast an technical but not as groovy as Igor
I got to see SEPULTURA at OZZFEST. Was my second big concert
She sounds, charming
thanks for the story. been wanting to hear what really happened for so long. like they say 3 sides to every story. his, theres, and the truth. love your channel.
To be honest, for me, sepultura died when max leave the band..his vocal cannot be replace
My top 12 Sepultura songs Ever: 12. Biotech is Godzilla 11. Attitude 10. Slave New World 9. Territory 8. Desperate Cry 7. Dead Embryonic Cell 6. Arise 5. Beneath the Remains 4. Trooper of doom 3. Refuse/Resist 2. Inner Self 1. Roots Bloody Roots
As a friend of Max described, the time before he left the band, he demanded the tour bus stop all the time so he could pray (?) and started speaking only English even with other Brazilians. I mean, Max was so annoying that his own brother didn't speak with him for 12 years. A clear case of Lead Singer Syndrome.
It's so ridiculous to read about this Diva behavior from a guy who always pretended to be humble and true to his roots. At least Andreas Kisser is quiet guy who doesn't go to social media make drama, like Max does.
A case of bullshit said by the remaining 2 members after Igor left... that shit ain't true. They just rag on max. Why you think nobody talks about them any more? Max and Igor were sepultura and Max was the leader. Band is nothing any more.
Sad...
@@lifeunderthestarstv that was said by Joao Gordo, lead singer of a Punk Rock band and Max’s close friend. Think about it: would it be easy for you to never talk to your brother for 12 years? Of course not, unless he made a HUGE mess.
@@luquita42 yeah man, probably bullshit passed on by the others to him.
Its well documented Igor contacted and apologised to max. Not the other way around. Igor fucked up and betrayed his brother because of the rest of the band manipulating his ass.
I was at that show at the Brixton Academy. I was also suffering badly from flu but stuck thru it. I remember there being like 5 encores.
It was the biggest band from my country. Without Max & Igor, no way.
Huge fan of Sepultura, when Max was in it.
Dude. “Future KORN producer”, is what you mean. Ross Robinson produced the first 2 korn records before slipknot and limp bizkit released their debuts - also roots came out after Korn’s first record
So what your are saying is at the time Ross was working with them he had already worked with Korn and he was the future producer of Limp Bizkit and Slipknot?
Not only that. Sepultura thanks Korn in the roots slip for letting max steal their effects pedal.
Ross Robinson former w.a.s.p. producer (worked on crimson idol)
DiabolousSpiritus also, ROOTS was a riff idea FROM Robinson that he tried to get korn to record but they didn’t like it. Sepultura did.
Jonathan davis sings in roots, the song is lookaway i think
Brazil is in America, fyi. Great video by the way.
This was the worst band break up ever, they were on the top when it happened.
GOD DO I LOVE THE MAX YEARS!!!!! I just can't listen to the stuff without him in it. It's just not SEPULTURA. Those where great albums great songs a great time in life. I love all of you who keep this music alive.