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> 1998, Cassette, Globus International
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Primitive (2000) |
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Roadrunner Rules Ozzfest Vol. 2 (1998) |
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Soulfly
Soulfly
- Type:
- Full-length
- Release date:
- 1998
- Catalog ID:
- 210235-4
- Label:
- Globus International
- Format:
- Cassette
- Reviews:
- 5 reviews (avg. 36%)
| Side A | |||
| 1. | Eye for an Eye | 03:34 | Show lyrics |
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| 2. | No Hope = No Fear | 04:35 | Show lyrics |
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| 3. | Bleed | 04:06 | Show lyrics |
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| 4. | Tribe | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
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| 5. | Bumba | 03:59 | Show lyrics |
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| 6. | First Commandment | 04:29 | Show lyrics |
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| 7. | Bumbklaatt | 03:51 | Show lyrics |
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| 8. | Soulfly | 04:01 | Instrumental |
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| Side B | |||
| 9. | Umbabarauma (Jorge Ben Jor cover) | 04:46 | Show lyrics |
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| 10. | Quilombo | 03:42 | Show lyrics |
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| 11. | Fire | 04:21 | Show lyrics |
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| 12. | The Song Remains Insane | 03:39 | Show lyrics |
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| 13. | No | 04:07 | Show lyrics |
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| 14. | Prejudice | 06:52 | Show lyrics |
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| 15. | Karmageddon | 03:34 | instrumental |
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| Original line-up | |
| Band members | |
| Max Cavalera | Vocals (lead), Guitars (rhythm), Berimbau (tracks 3, 4), Sitar (tracks 6, 8), Agogô (track 11), Lyrics (tracks 1-8, 10-15), Talk box (track 2), Chains (track 14), Songwriting (tracks 1-8, 10-15) |
| Roy Mayorga | Drums, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (track 1), Additional percussion (tracks 8, 13) |
| Jackson Bandeira | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Zabumba (track 11) |
| Marcello D. Rapp | Bass, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Double bass (track 6), Bass (acoustic) (track 8) |
| Guest/Session | |
| Christian Olde Wolbers | Bass (upright) (track 13) |
| Chuck Johnson | Percussion (tracks 8, 15), Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Gilmar Bolla Oito | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14), Percussion (tracks 8), Triangle (track 11) |
| Paul Booth | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Jorge du Peixe | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14), Percussion (tracks 8), Chocalho (track 11) |
| Dino Cazares | Guitars (track 1) |
| Zyon Cavalera | "You Think You All Good" voice (track 7) |
| Chino Moreno | Vocals (track 6) |
| Benji | Vocals (tracks 10, 14), Chains (track 14), Vocals (backing) (track 5) |
| Rob Agnello | Vocals (backing) (track 5) |
| Logan Mader | Guitars (on live tracks) |
| Terry "Tezz" Roberts | Vocals (on "Ain't No Feeble Bastard" and "The Possibilty of Life's Destruction") |
| Eric Bobo | Percussion (track 9), Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| DJ Lethal | Turntables (tracks 3, 10) |
| Angola Kassanje | Vocals, Percussion (on "Sultão das Matas") |
| Burton C. Bell | Vocals (track 1) |
| Ross Robinson | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Percussion (track 8) |
| Mario Caldato Jr. | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Fred Durst | Vocals (track 3) |
| Miscellaneous staff | |
| Fred Durst | Lyrics (track 3) |
| Jan Sneum | Executive producer |
| Mike Roper | Label design |
| Benji Webbe | Lyrics (track 14) |
| Jabá (R.I.P. 2023) | Songwriting (track 12) |
| Gordo | Songwriting (track 12), Lyrics (track 12) |
| Andy Wallace | Mixing |
| Christy Priske | Photography |
| Ross Robinson | Producer, Mixing |
| Glen La Ferman | Photography |
| George Marino (R.I.P. 2012) | Mastering |
| Monte Conner | Producer (reissue) |
| Rob Agnello | Engineering |
| Kevin Estrada | Producer, Photography (reissue) |
| Jacob Langkilde | Engineering |
| Richard Kaplan (R.I.P. 2014) | Engineering |
| Paul Stottler | Label design |
| D-Low (R.I.P. 1996) | Lyrics (track 12) |
| Jão | Songwriting (track 12) |
| Mario Caldato Jr. | Producer, Mixing |
| Leo Zulueta | Symbol |
| Max Cavalera | Photography |
| Jo Kirchherr | Photography (cover) |
| Steffan Chirazi | Linear notes (reissue) |
| Steve Sisco (R.I.P. 2014) | Engineering (mixing) |
| Anders Dohn (R.I.P. 2017) | Producer |
| Steven Hartong | Assistant |
| Chuck Johnson | Engineering |
| Original line-up | |
| Max Cavalera | Vocals (lead), Guitars (rhythm), Berimbau (tracks 3, 4), Sitar (tracks 6, 8), Agogô (track 11), Lyrics (tracks 1-8, 10-15), Talk box (track 2), Chains (track 14), Songwriting (tracks 1-8, 10-15) |
| Roy Mayorga | Drums, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (track 1), Additional percussion (tracks 8, 13) |
| Jackson Bandeira | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Zabumba (track 11) |
| Marcello D. Rapp | Bass, Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Double bass (track 6), Bass (acoustic) (track 8) |
| Original line-up | |
| Christian Olde Wolbers | Bass (upright) (track 13) |
| Chuck Johnson | Percussion (tracks 8, 15), Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Gilmar Bolla Oito | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14), Percussion (tracks 8), Triangle (track 11) |
| Paul Booth | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Jorge du Peixe | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Tambora (tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14), Percussion (tracks 8), Chocalho (track 11) |
| Dino Cazares | Guitars (track 1) |
| Zyon Cavalera | "You Think You All Good" voice (track 7) |
| Chino Moreno | Vocals (track 6) |
| Benji | Vocals (tracks 10, 14), Chains (track 14), Vocals (backing) (track 5) |
| Rob Agnello | Vocals (backing) (track 5) |
| Logan Mader | Guitars (on live tracks) |
| Terry "Tezz" Roberts | Vocals (on "Ain't No Feeble Bastard" and "The Possibilty of Life's Destruction") |
| Eric Bobo | Percussion (track 9), Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| DJ Lethal | Turntables (tracks 3, 10) |
| Angola Kassanje | Vocals, Percussion (on "Sultão das Matas") |
| Burton C. Bell | Vocals (track 1) |
| Ross Robinson | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9), Percussion (track 8) |
| Mario Caldato Jr. | Vocals (backing) (tracks 5, 9) |
| Fred Durst | Vocals (track 3) |
| Original line-up | |
| Fred Durst | Lyrics (track 3) |
| Jan Sneum | Executive producer |
| Mike Roper | Label design |
| Benji Webbe | Lyrics (track 14) |
| Jabá (R.I.P. 2023) | Songwriting (track 12) |
| Gordo | Songwriting (track 12), Lyrics (track 12) |
| Andy Wallace | Mixing |
| Christy Priske | Photography |
| Ross Robinson | Producer, Mixing |
| Glen La Ferman | Photography |
| George Marino (R.I.P. 2012) | Mastering |
| Monte Conner | Producer (reissue) |
| Rob Agnello | Engineering |
| Kevin Estrada | Producer, Photography (reissue) |
| Jacob Langkilde | Engineering |
| Richard Kaplan (R.I.P. 2014) | Engineering |
| Paul Stottler | Label design |
| D-Low (R.I.P. 1996) | Lyrics (track 12) |
| Jão | Songwriting (track 12) |
| Mario Caldato Jr. | Producer, Mixing |
| Leo Zulueta | Symbol |
| Max Cavalera | Photography |
| Jo Kirchherr | Photography (cover) |
| Steffan Chirazi | Linear notes (reissue) |
| Steve Sisco (R.I.P. 2014) | Engineering (mixing) |
| Anders Dohn (R.I.P. 2017) | Producer |
| Steven Hartong | Assistant |
| Chuck Johnson | Engineering |
| Roots Part 2 | 80% | drummingnerd99 | February 19th, 2017 | |
| Why, Max, why? | 10% | MetalPacifist | February 15th, 2014 | |
| Waste of talent, this! | 40% | Lane | June 13th, 2012 | |
| Appalling | 4% | GiantRex | April 16th, 2012 | |
| Not the worst music ever made | 44% | Goatfangs | April 15th, 2012 |
Official music video:
• Bleed
Album is dedicated to the memory of Max Cavalera's stepson Dana Wells, who suffered a car accident in 1996.
"Eye for an Eye" is a dedication by Max Cavalera to his former Sepultura colleagues. But producer Ross Robinson asked Max to change the lyrics slightly. The original lyrics appear in a demo version of it.
The breakdown in "Tribe" was composed during Sepultura's Roots tour, and was also used by Igor Cavalera and Andreas Kisser as the main riff in "Walkman" from the soundtrack of No Coração dos Deuses (1999).
Most parts of "First Commandment" were composed during Sepultura's Roots tour jams.
The title of the song ''Bumbklaatt'' is a word from Jamaican Patois (and which is also a Portuguese term), which translates as "blood clot". Max explained that this word in Jamaica is offensive, meaning "motherfucker" or "piece of shit". It was written primarily for Wagner Antichrist, in response to statements Wagner had made about Max's departure from Sepultura.
"The Song Remains Insane" is pieced together by three songs, including a cover of "Caos" by Ratos de Porão and a short rendition of Sepultura's "Attitude."
Recording information:
Recorded at Indigo Ranch, Malibu, California, USA.
Mixed at Soundtrack Studios, New York, NY.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York, NY.
Identifiers:
Barcode: 8 595073 923544
| Added by: Caliginosity | Modified by: Caliginosity |
| Added on: 2024-09-09 22:18:50 | Last modified on: 2024-09-09 22:18:50 |