Sepultura - Beneath The Remains

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 11.08.2014 at 18:44

Written by raveneffect on 11.08.2014 at 17:57

Theres no point in keeping up with this conversation, since you pretty much raised the bar saying Kreator is Death/Thrash. Also, Accept being Teutonic Thrash, that was good as well.

Plus the fact he said Morbid Angel where you mentioned Morbid Saint and him saying Morbid Angel were considered death metal + grindcore when in fact not a single soul at the time considered them to have anything to do with grindcore.

Totally missed that one. I guess I lost my shit at the "Entombed music isnt fast at all" part.

Written by Ace Frawley on 02.06.2013 at 12:09

Written by Reality03 on 01.06.2013 at 23:17

A good choice for my favourite Thrash Album of all time. Perfect on every Level, Sepulturas definitive hour.

Agree with you - for me this is the best release by Sepultura.

I agree whit it, never was fan of later material , band is in list to not see live even they will play old songs , I stop following this band

Probably my favorite guitar tone ever, def. my favourite guitar tone in thrash-metal. It sounds so grainy and tasty. Great songwritting as well, and Max Cavalera at his finest.

Wow just listened to this album for the first time in ages and forgot how intense it is! I love the feel of this album; the lyrics and vocal delivery have a real adolescent angst to them yet the song structures are very mature and complex. Overall the album just has a really gritty, dark tone to it which I love! Definitely one of my all time faves, perfect album in my eyes.

This album is just 30 years old

Listening to this after rather long time, good God, it takes me back, to I dare say better and simpler times.

Written by John_Doe on 14.09.2020 at 21:11

Listening to this after rather long time, good God, it takes me back, to I dare say better and simpler times.

I did same, Inner Self is my fav song from them. Good speed, aggression into music, mix between 2 genres as many bands did it then, quality is OK, but could be better. Decent album,. when metal was simple thing, simple way of life whit FTW patch on your letter jacket. Nihilism hehhe, today all music and its making process is different. Bad and poor bands can put better sound as that period bands, but then good and good studio work was better.

Written by Bad English on 16.09.2020 at 13:05

Written by John_Doe on 14.09.2020 at 21:11

Listening to this after rather long time, good God, it takes me back, to I dare say better and simpler times.

I did same, Inner Self is my fav song from them. Good speed, aggression into music, mix between 2 genres as many bands did it then, quality is OK, but could be better. Decent album,. when metal was simple thing, simple way of life whit FTW patch on your letter jacket. Nihilism hehhe, today all music and its making process is different. Bad and poor bands can put better sound as that period bands, but then good and good studio work was better.

not sure you understood my post.
It's a nostalgia album for me, because I listened to it in the 90s. And those were simpler, better times for me, personally.

Written by John_Doe on 14.09.2020 at 21:11

Listening to this after rather long time, good God, it takes me back, to I dare say better and simpler times.

So good to return to this. Doing it right now.
At par with Arise, both masterpieces, for me.

Not as strong as Arise but still a great old school thrash album.

8.3 / 10

Brilliant debut, and my favourite Sepultura album, with not much for me to fault, it's just pure solid classic old school thrash.

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 14.05.2021 at 08:13

debut

Well, Morbid Visions.... But, dont forget Schizophrenia

Written by Redel on 14.05.2021 at 12:49

Written by AndyMetalFreak on 14.05.2021 at 08:13

debut

Well, Morbid Visions.... But, dont forget Schizophrenia

Sorry I completely missed those two out, I often overlooked Schizophrenia in the past, maybe I should replay it again sometime and see if I like it more now than I used to. As for Morbid Visions I've never listened to it fully.

And to this date, it's amusing to see "Death Metal"
tag attached to this.

Give a raise to whoever did a genre tagging.

One of the best metal albums of all time!

What a phenomenal classic! It was amazing to revisit this album - they're so much ultra fast, aggressive, and addictive energy! No weak moment throughout the album and so many tasty riffs to choose from!

I think it might be slightly better than Arise, but I'm not sure. Just like with Arise, the first three tracks here are flawless.

Other than the three opening tracks, my favorites here are: "Sarcastic Existence" (so many fantastic riffs in this one!), "Slaves of Pain" (high-speed thrash perfection!), and "Lobotomy" (includes a great solo and of course catchy riffs!)

It's alright

Still kicks ass after all these years. I remember introducing thrash metal to some of my friends by playing them some of this stuff back in the school.

Sepultura was the first band I would call my favorite. The second backpatch on my battle vest was Chaos AD because it had just come out and blew me away.

Funnily enough, I got into the band when I got a tape with the wrong label (it said Sepultura but it was Messiah's Choirs of Horror). After that, I listened to all from the debut up to Chaos AD at the local record store and liked them all.

But in my opinion, BtR, along with Arise (I can't decide which is my top choice), is the best of the band and one of the best things the thrash metal genre has ever seen.

Faves: All of them - but especially Inner Self!