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Sepultura - Beneath The Remains
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Release date: 5 September 1989
Style: Death thrash metal

Rating:
8.9 | 686 votes

Owners:
1044 have it
79 want it


01. Beneath The Remains
02. Inner Self
03. Stronger Than Hate
04. Mass Hypnosis
05. Sarcastic Existence
06. Slaves Of Pain
07. Lobotomy
08. Hungry
09. Primitive Future
10. A Hora E A Vez Do Cabelo Nascer [Mutantes cover] [remaster bonus]
11. Inner Self [drum tracks] [remaster bonus]
12. Mass Hypnosis [drum tracks] [remaster bonus]

Top 20 albums of 1989: 5
Top 200 albums of all time: 80

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Additional info
Background vocals on track 3: Kelly Shaefer, John Tardy (Obituary), Scott Latour, Francis Howard (death/thrash Incubus)

Guest review by
tomeku

Rating:
8.5 		Mid and late '80s were the best times for thrash metal. Most of bands like Slayer, Metallica or Megadeth recorded their best albums then. It was golden times for thrash metal. Among the best there was a Brazilian band called: Sepultura (which means: grave). One of the most important thrash bands.

All Sepultura's album from "Schizophrenia" to "Chaos A.D." are great. They play great, fast and brutal although simple music. Max Cavalera was great as leader of the group. He influenced the rest of the band to do their best. "Beneath The Remains" is their second fastest album after "Arise". It feels like travelling at the speed of light. Whole album is filled with simple but already classical riffs (just look at "Inner Self" and "Mass Hypnosis").

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Korah - 01.03.2012 at 19:40  
Rating: 10 THE revelation for me. The Thrash Metal get his highly level on Stronger Than Hate. The intro's arpeggio on Beneath the Remains is just majestic, how could we start a fantastic thrash album by a better way ?
Vod52 - 01.03.2012 at 20:47  
Rating: 10 The best of Sepultura
Neiluria - 01.06.2012 at 02:10  
Rating: 10 Assuredly one of the best thrash album of all time!
Maco - 01.09.2012 at 19:38  
Rating: 10 Their best album definetly
Marcel Hubregtse - 10.11.2012 at 16:01  
  Wtf is the death thrash tag doing above this album? This album has nothing to do with death metal at all. Pure thrash. Hell, if this is called death thrash then Slayer is also death thrash because it is clear that Sepultura tried to be Slayer on this album
megadeath13 - 08.12.2012 at 22:10  
  Thrash til death!!
Ace Frawley - 06.01.2013 at 07:15  
Rating: 8
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 10.11.2012 at 16:01

Wtf is the death thrash tag doing above this album? This album has nothing to do with death metal at all. Pure thrash. Hell, if this is called death thrash then Slayer is also death thrash because it is clear that Sepultura tried to be Slayer on this album


Yeah, no idea what death thrash is supposed to mean. Sounds like somebody hedging their bets. Or having a bit each way, as we say.
The Galactican - 23.03.2013 at 17:32  
Rating: 10 Arise was pretty great too, but they never did better than this album. I miss the band that Sepultura was.
Angelic Storm - 23.03.2013 at 22:22  
Rating: 9 All arguements about "death thrash" aside, this is one of the all time classic thrash metal albums for sure. Although I do slightly prefer "Arise", this is still an amazing album with many classic songs featured on it. The title track itself has to be one of the greatest album openers of all time, the riffs on that song are insane!
camilord - 24.03.2013 at 02:44  
 
Written by Korah on 01.03.2012 at 19:40

THE revelation for me. The Thrash Metal get his highly level on Stronger Than Hate. The intro's arpeggio on Beneath the Remains is just majestic, how could we start a fantastic thrash album by a better way ?

my favorite song too
LordHypnos - 21.05.2013 at 00:09  
Rating: 10 In my opinion, this is Sepultura's definitive masterpiece. All tracks are perfect, no exceptions.

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