Soulfly - Soulfly
| Release date: | 21 April 1998 |
| Style: | Nu metal, Groove thrash metal |
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01. Eye For An Eye [feat. Burton C. Bell & Dino Cazares]
02. No Hope = No Fear
03. Bleed [feat. Fred Durst & DJ Lethal]
04. Tribe
05. Bumba [feat. Los Hooligans]
06. First Commandment [feat. Chino Moreno]
07. Bumbklaatt
08. Soulfly
09. Umbabarauma [feat. Los Hooligans]
10. Quilombo [feat. Benji Webbe & DJ Lethal]
11. Fire
12. The Song Remains Insane
13. No [feat. Christian Olde Wolbers]
14. Prejudice [feat. Benji Webbe]
15. Karmageddon
16. Cangaceiro [limited edition bonus]
17. Ain't No Feeble Bastard [Discharge cover] [limited edition bonus]
18. The Possibility Of Life's Destruction [Discharge cover] [limited edition bonus]
02. No Hope = No Fear
03. Bleed [feat. Fred Durst & DJ Lethal]
04. Tribe
05. Bumba [feat. Los Hooligans]
06. First Commandment [feat. Chino Moreno]
07. Bumbklaatt
08. Soulfly
09. Umbabarauma [feat. Los Hooligans]
10. Quilombo [feat. Benji Webbe & DJ Lethal]
11. Fire
12. The Song Remains Insane
13. No [feat. Christian Olde Wolbers]
14. Prejudice [feat. Benji Webbe]
15. Karmageddon
16. Cangaceiro [limited edition bonus]
17. Ain't No Feeble Bastard [Discharge cover] [limited edition bonus]
18. The Possibility Of Life's Destruction [Discharge cover] [limited edition bonus]
Guest review
Lyrics Max Cavalera - vocals, guitars
Logan Mader - guitars
Lúcio "Jackson Bandeira" Maia - guitars
Roy Mayorga - drums
Marcello Dias - bass
Guest musicians
Fred Durst - vocals
Benji Webbe - vocals
Chino Moreno - vocals
Burton C. Bell - vocals
Los Hooligans - vocals
DJ Lethal - turntable
Christian Olde Wolbers - guitars, bass
Dino Cazares - guitars
Additional info
Produced by Ross Robinson
Mixed by Andy Wallace/Ross Robinson
Co-Producd and mixed by Mario Caldato Jr.
Recorded at Indigo Ranch, Malibu, CA
Engineered by Richard Kaplan
Second engineers: Chuck Johnson and Rob Angello
Mixed at Soundtrack Studios, New York, NY
Mix engineer: Steve Sisco
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, New York, NY
Rating:
7.9
7.9
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Rating: 7.9 |
Of course most people know Soulfly's front man Max Cavalera came from his former project Sepultura. Soulfly's self-titled debut really shows that it is Max Cavalera's band, as he projects all of his new found anger and he also really explores tribal music from his native Brazil as was started in Sepultura's later albums "Chaos A.D." and "Roots". Read more ›› |
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| The great lich Posts: 13  |
One of the best albums that I have...I think the best track is No hope=No fear everyone who likes sepultura with max will like this album coz maybe its better than roots of sepultura... ..
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| Scourge Posts: 64  |
A lot of people say it's THE Soulfly and yes it's better than Roots, but i prefer Prophecy, Dark Ages and Conquer
---- What doesn't kill you makes you stronger and bitter...
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| Hamird Lieutenant Posts: 2564  |
It's one of my least favorite Soulfly albums.. I don't say it's bad, but comparing to Prophecy, Dark Ages, Conquer and Primitive, it's in a lower place in my list of favorite albums of Soulfly.. Though I really liked Eye For an Eye in the album..
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| The great lich Posts: 13 |
Yeah, your right....Dark ages and Conquer and Prophecy are better ... ..
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| et tal y cual Posts: 13 |
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| Dean0495 Posts: 60  |
Masterpiece album along with "Primitive". It's Soulfly's best era album.
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