Sepultura, Live in São Paulo - 1h 18m 35s

Tracks & Durations

1. Intro	4:51
2. Apes Of God	3:11
3. Slave New World	2:37
4. Propaganda	3:03
5. Attitude	4:48
6. Choke	3:27
7. Beneath The Remains	4:55
8. Escape To The Void	4:30
9. Mindwar	3:16
10. Troops Of Doom (feat. Jairo Guedz)	3:39
11. Necromancer (feat. Jairo Guedz, Alex Kolesne)	3:29
12. Sepulnation	3:52
13. Resist	3:07
14. Territory	4:30
15. Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos (feat. Zé Gonzáles, B- Negao)	3:49
16. Bullet The Blue Sky	4:58
17. Reza (feat. João Gordo)	2:08
18. Biotech Is Godzila (feat. João Gordo)	2:41
19. Dead Embrionic Cells	4:28
20. Come Back Alive	2:18
21. Roots Bloody Roots	4:42

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Review

Sepultura are a phenomenon. For over twenty years, the band from Brazil has been delivering a brutal mix of metal, hardcore, thrash, punk and tribal that could hardly be more intense or more passionate. What had begun in Belo Horizonte in 1984 soon turned into a metal hurricane of threatening proportions and has taken on undreamt of dimensions since the enlistment of American vocalist Derek Green in 1998. You have to experience this band live on stage to understand the fascination that this South American act holds. And Sepultura's current songs always indicate the future of heavy metal. Live In Sao Paulo documents the group's significance for the international metal scene and the show that was recorded in their hometown on April 3, 2005, will be available on double DVD (including bonus material) and double CD. Both formats testify to the group's determination. From the first note of the opener Apes Of God to the final sound on Roots Bloody Roots, there is an incredibly haunting atmosphere, constantly powered by insolent instrumental attacks and Green's charismatic voice.

The double CD covers the whole Sao Paulo show (Olimpia - 03.04.05) and consists of twenty killer songs (plus intro), including a number of important classics along the lines of Innerself, Beneath The Remains, Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells and more recent tracks, such the above-mentioned Apes Of God and Come Back Alive, both from the 2003 studio recording Roorback.

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