I think any music that you do for your own passion of it and the whole process and final is how you want it musically, without a label or producer messing it up for earning money, then it's special and from pure heart and most of the time, its very good.

That's what my dad says to me about my birth.😃

@@abandonlife111 Lucifer alone knows why you would make and self-upvote such an embarrassing comment.

@@8523wsxc because you touch yourself at night.

Well said!

Bradley is also very much missed for me, on the flipside, they got too many people to work for banger, it was magical when the channel was pretty much just Sam, Blayne, Bradley and sometimes Sarah. I never liked Martin Popoff the ultimate boomer in the room

Sam absolutely should've been the one to review 72 Seasons. I really didn't care for Blayne and Brad's review.

@@primusdude87 Bradley Zordrager didn't review 72 seasons. Unfortunately Blayne's reviews lost the charm that his first couple ones he did for banger had. His comedic tone and eye for metaphors and descriptions was what made his reviews special...

@@joaorufino4952 Sorry, I meant Dan. Thank you for the correction. I personally loved 72 Seasons and consider it one of their better albums.

Sam is cool , Blayne is a little harsh on the old school shit

Cara pelo jeito você deve ser brasileiro, não sei se você conheceu o Dama Xoc uma casa de shows em SP, os 3 melhores shows da minha vida foram lá, o primeiro foi só o sepultura no show de lançamento do Squizophrenia, o segundo e o melhor de todos foi o sepultura com o Nuclear Assault e o terceiro Sepultura e Napalm Death, todos no DAMA XOC, que época linda cara, sepultura fez parte da minha vida, valeu !!!!! A o show com o Nuclear Assault e Sepultura no Dama Xoc tem aqui no youtube, procura aí que da para achar , abraços !!!!

@@carlosm422 Que massa. Eu vi o Sepultura pela primeira vez aqui em Porto Alegre na turnê do Beneath the Remains em 1990 com o GBRH, e em 94 com o Raimundos e o Ramones no Gigantinho. Assisti o Sepultura mais algumas vezes, mas com a formação clássica foram essas. E queria ter visto o Nuclear Assault e o Napalm Death, mas eles acabaram não vindo para cá (na época). Abraços e sim , também sou do tempo das fitas...haha

WHAT STORES? lol this was so hard to find... mostly cassete tapes like Dunn was showing

E aí pessoal, duas pedradas! E eu fiquei entusiasmado com o lançamento deles, assim como Sam

In studio: TOP Live: SHIT

Convenhamos 😂😂😂mas é um ícone \m/

Yeah he sounds good in the studio with that reverb but live he sounds terrible

​@@denisbonvechio2128sad but true

@@denisbonvechio2128sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit… hail cavalera brothers 🤘🤘🤘

It really is, because you could barely hear what was going on before lol.

That is a fun fact! Steve Hughes is hilarious

I appreciate that they didn't clean them up too much. They're still really raw.

Cleaned up? The whole point is that "dirty" sound.

I wish they had continued more in the direction of Schizophrenia, honestly. I am not schizophrenic but I am mentally ill and that album really works as a soundtrack to a major mental health crisis.

I love and own Schizophrenia on multiple media. Nothing sounds like it. However, I would be intrigued how a rerecorded version would sound. I think it's safe to say it would destroy the fucking shit out of any thrash record released in this century. But it would have to involve Andreas so we can only dream of what it would sound like...

cavalera is an admirer of putin yuilovich and rusian, so all this crap from the cavalera goes to the ass

Yeah maybe they should just reissue it with remastering and maybe remixing rather than rerecording it. Schizophrenia is so classic as it is maybe they don't need to redo the whole thing.

Love Schizophrenia, and it's so overlooked

Agreed

Orchid and morningrise for my the best 😍

It's really funny how he's come full circle. He went full-on nu metal in the 90s, but it seems with each album his post-Sepultua projects after like 2005 or so, they each got more and more "metal." Like the first couple Soulfly albums? To me? Barf. But the newer ones, while still not my cup of tea, are at least listenable.

Also props to Igor cuz he did the studio drums for hardcore band Strife’s Witness a Rebirth album. Absolutely murdered it

@@randomOAS7 I already love the first one from soulfly and I don't like the others lol, but what I really love is Bestial Devastation Morbid Visions and Squizophrenia

One problem: Millie just doesn't have that vocal range anymore. Those days are sadly gone. He's still a great vocalist but it wouldn't sound right with his 2001 onwards vocals. Max was able to at least keep true to his original vocals. I just don't feel like that would work with Millie.

Idk, I personally don't think Endless Pain needs it. The original version is weak, but the remasters Noise records did a few years back make it sound excellent now. Some early albums have such poor tuning and production that not even a remaster can help. I feel like these two sepultura albums fit in that category. Imo Mille had a killer guitar tone right from the start.

Arthur is the man. I’m consistently floored by his work

Killer production. So fucking good!

I'd love to hear and see more Sabbat!

@@robertingle9845 I wish that I had seen them before they went their separate ways.

Max and Igor both.

Max with Igor, Andreas and Paulo

Great analogy! Totally agree!

I actually like the sound of those albums. Different strokes for different folks I guess. Lol

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