Soulfly, Soulfly - 1h 9m 51s

Tracks & Durations

1. Eye for an Eye	3:39
2. No Hope=No Fear	4:37
3. Bleed	4:08
4. Tribe	6:03
5. Bumba	4:01
6. First Commandment	4:31
7. Bumbklaatt	3:53
8. Soulfly	6:06
9. Umbabarauma	4:13
10. Quilombo	3:45
11. Fire	4:23
12. The Song Remains Insane	3:41
13. No	4:03
14. Prejudice	6:54
15. Karmageddon	5:43

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Review

After the release of the cross-pollinating metal landmark Roots, Brazilian metal giants Sepultura acrimoniously splintered, with frontman Max Cavalera--the instigator of the primal rhythms that made Roots such a ferocious prospect--striking out bravely with Soulfly. Their eponymous debut picks up where Roots left off, as "Bleed" opens with a fearsome patter of drums--and then the floodgates open with a seldom-rivaled burst of speed-metal riffing. By no means is this Cavalera standing still, though; Soulfly skips tempo with virtuosic ease, showing a loose affinity with the harshest grooves of crossover hip-hop/metal groups such as Korn. The aforementioned "Bleed" features a spittle-flecked rap from Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst, and Chino Moreno of the Deftones turns up in "First Commandment" engaging in a duel with Cavalera. They're brave men, for few can take him on in his own turf. --Louis PattisonLimited edition reissue of the 1998 debut album by Brazilian metal group fronted by former Sepultura leader Max Cavalera, complete with new artwork, double digipak packaging and a 13 track bonus CD featuring live cuts & remixes. The extra disc contains 'Tribe' (Fuck Shit Up Mix), 'Quilombo' (Extreme Ragga Dub Mix), 'Umbabarauma' (World Cup Mix), 'Tribe' (Tribal Terrorism Mix), 'Umbabarauma' (Brasil '70 Mix), 'Qui lombo' (Zumbi Dub Mix), 'Soulfly' (Eternal Spirit Mix) and live versions of 'No Hope = No Fear', 'Bleed', 'Bumba', 'Quilombo', 'TheLimited Double CD Digipack Edition featuring 12 Bonus Tracks of Remixes and Live Tracks.

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