SEPULTURA Roots Bloody Roots Reaction!!!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Sepultura do Brasil!!
Brasil-sil-sil-sil
PLEASE COME TO BRAZIL!!
Um, dois, três. Quatro!!!!!
Vamos detonar essa porra!!! frase clássica pra gringo pagar um pau
AndyBraz parecemos baratas kkkkk
In Max Cavelera's own words
"It's about believe in yourself, about be proud of your heritage, proud of where you come from. Really powerful but simple lyrics. So it's really about just be down with your own roots and believe in your roots.
The riff of "Roots" is actually a mantra. The idea comes from Eastern mantras that just repeat themselves. So we just needed a very simple riff. I was not looking for something complicated, I was actually looking for the most simple riff that could possibly be done.
Roots" is full of this really minimalistic ideas that were really simple and powerful. Sometimes it's the harder songs to write which are the easiest. The simplest songs are harder to write than complicated songs"
as for the song title, it is an homage to Black Sabbath's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Max Cavalara is a huge Sabbath fan, and cites Tony Iommi as his favorite riff-maker.
Legit!
VinAnd Sori also you got yourself a new sub, awesome stuff you guys!
Appreciate that my guy !!
VinAnd Sori no problem ;) if you ever get the chance, check out Soulfly, he formed that band after he left Sepultura. Back to the primitive is a pretty insane song.
@@VinAndSori please react to Christians Murdered Indians by Corporate Avenger
Sepultura - Territory
Territory is a really boring song.
This is a good one very strong lyrics for them to pick apart my friend!
Best sepultura song EVER! Yes then do inner self
@@matthewclarke4127 to you yes for me classic Pantera ish post thrash groove metal
N O
Do Beneath the Remains, Arise or Dead Embryonic Cells!
Yeah, what Dave said!
Refuse/resist
Mike Rukavina Beneath the Remains - my favorite all time album.
Nah inner self
Beneath the remains is the Best album of sepultura.
I'm brazilian and I'm super happy for this video! I was hoping that you guys reacted to brazilian bands!!!
Please react to Sarcófago - Midnight Queen or any song by Ratos de Porão, please!
How'bout some Nacao Zumbi Meu Maracatu Pesa uma tonelada live at Jools Holland?
Eles devem ter bastante fãs brasileiros, acompanho eles há um bom tempo já e fiquei muito empolgado com esse vídeo do sepultura!
Isso, Ratos!
Yes! Sarcófago is a very important band for black metal
i also recommend In Memorian - Insantificaton for some underground brazilian black/death
@@BadGuyBlues dá pra eles pegarem os sons do Ratos e as letras em inglês do Brasil, Anarkophobia e do Cada Dia Mais Sujo e Agressivo. Tem o Just Another Crime, mas aquele álbum é a ovelha negra da discografia HAHAHA
FINALLY! Do Arise by Sepultura!
MiPedoteTUMBA yes. Or Dead Embryonic Cells 😆
Arise (Sepultura) & Agent Orange (Sodom) are two of the best Thrash albums of the genre, closing out the golden era of the 80's, at the dawn of the 90's.
@@MrRoman-lo6ih Desperate Cry
ive been requesting that song for months!! thats all ive requested, and they do this song. lol. the most played out, most reacted to song on youtube. why am i not suprised? this is past their prime.
@@bschuler6216 Could not agree more. Agent Orange is my favourite album of all time, and Arise is not far off. Both albums still get played a lot in my house !
I am an atheist and you guys are awesome.. and I can't think why any polite person (atheist, satanist, buddhist or whatever) can be rude to you.. It is really entertaining to listen to you both! I may not have a belief in god, but why it should be a reason to not to listen to you as a person and not to treat you with best?! Good attitude is not about religion :) It's about ROOOTS BLOODYYY ROOOOTS
Just watch any of the debate videos in this channel and you'll understand why people can be rude to Vin. I'll give you a couple of reasons.
1. He is a brainwashed christian conservative.
2. Brings up religion and God in every other sentence.
3. During debates he's not really listening to any points. It's like talking to a wall. His purpose is just to prove you wrong.
4. He puts all atheists in one group when confronted. "You atheists are bla bla..." Totally insulting.
5. He actually believes that the millions killed by Stalin was not because of his political agenda but because he was an atheist.
6. He's a fan of this charlatan called Jordan Peterson.
Aren't those enough?
Well.. I can reply to all of that, but it's true, I may not know something since I didn't watch their debates:
1. IMHO not so brainwashed, 'cos I've seen worse (even according to their reaction videos).. Anyway I was expecting something like that because any religious person is kinda "brainwashed"
2. Yep.. that is their religion and it is common for evangelists. Can't see why you need to be rude because of that
3. If he really can "prove" - it is good! Can't say smth particular here because it requires watching debates
4. Yep this one is not good..
5. This is an expected thing.. even if Stalin would've been an open Christian they will say that he is heretic or not a "real Christian" - again, this is a common idea that you can hear from Christians..
6. Not sure what is so bad in that, but I can't say that I know enough about Peterson..
My idea is that many things that you mentioned are expected when you open Christian video, so why get angry on that? IMHO you should not.. this is just how those people think and it's just their opinion. P.S. sorry for my bad eng..
é nóis, Brasil
sepultura - territory
🤘
I just got super hype seeing this was being reacted to lol
This album was / is a mark in metal. Sepultura embrace their culture and brought the rythms to the metal world. Brazil as a tremendous history that mixes ancient natives cultures and a mix of European, and yes it was bloody roots.
I'm not a fan in general of thrash metal but I love this song.. I think it's the Brazilian influence that lends a great groove their music. You can't not move when it comes on..
I dont care about relegion.but i care about people ! lets feel good and rock ey ? Norway
Yaaaaay! I'm from Brazil and seeing vin and sori react to them makes me very proud! More sepultura please! (Refuse/Resist or Territory)!
Hahah but Sepultura is world famous - and among 90s metal essentials, brazilians themselves still cant believe it?
19ThreeLions97 we know it xD, but there aren't many worldwide bands here since most of our music is complete trash
@@matheusqc5405 There's a lot of shit music in US that are famous and get attention from people more than any metal just like here in Brasil.
@@matheusqc5405 Wtf are you talking about it...? Brazil has so much fantastic music, it's no different from any other country in terms of music, a lot of good stuff, a lot of "meh" stuff and a lot of bad stuff too.
You can never go wrong with this Classic Sepultura Song #Roots thanks for reacting to this Guys💜🎸
SEPULTURA will always be one of my favorite bands...Max and Igor Cavalera are bad ass musicians. I always look forward to these vids from u guys. My favorite album by these guys is Arise which sounds totally different from this...it was actually Thrash metal ....bad ass album that and Beneath the Remains
Mike Washburn so are you a bigger fan of Soulfly or Sepultura with Derek ??
Have a listen to "Arise" or "Dead Embryonic Cells" from the album "Arise".
YASSSSSSSS. Also... “BIO-TECH. BIO-TECH. BIO-TECH... IS GODZILLA”
no hahahaha... I was kind of hoping someone would do that.
Do Angra, it's a Brazilian band too, but it's power metal (:
Temple of hate!
yhi, i from brasil, you hear new band from old vocal from angra, Eduardo Ardnuy,/ your name is ALMAH, ! is awesome, beuthiful songs.
yes and Kiko Loureiro now plays with Megadeth!
I've never clicked on it so fast lol.... Sepultura max era is my fav band of all time. Bands like slipknot and korn were inspired by them major influence. J davis from korn was a guest in this album together with max paton from faith no more in the song look away.
Danny Sandoval also David Silveria, the former drummer from Korn, did extra percussion on Ratamahatta
As a twist on that, Sepultura hired Korn's early producer Ross Robinson for the Roots album, as is evident in the sonic similarities to the first two Korn albums.
Mike patton*
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for this info, I love KoRn and JD's and Patton's voices are awesome to me, Patton was the voice of 'The Darkness' in the two video games The Darkness.
Immortal Sons of Northern Darkness or Tyrants. Live if possible. ABBBAAATH!
You know an album has had an huge impact on you, when you still remember buying it 22 years ago.
Down - Bury Me In Smoke!!
Candlemass - Samarithan
Roots is kinda where Sepultura went downhill imo. their death/thrash was far superior stuff
still an allright album, but yeah after roots IMO they kinda went downhill, after Max left the band, but then I have'nt listened to much of their stuff after Max left, to me Max and Igor ARE Sepultura.
@@Iconoclastithon Even Roots is kinda bad, they built a big underground following on a sound they completely abandoned incredibly suddenly. Their first few albums are incredibly influential to early extreme metal though.
I agree, chaos ad was better . Roots has a few good songs{including the title track}- but it's not as much heavy as previous albums were true. Though a few of the tribal songs on it are pretty good fo r what they are.
I think they really found themselves as artists though on chas and roots upwards[and Max with soulfly and him and igor with cavalera conspiracy}. Beforehand they were just more or less carbom copy{though great at it} of teutonoc thrash metal and thrash/death metal in general, like other bands. Then they did chaos and roots and came into their own unique sound
personally my faves are arise and beneath the remains though
Arise is a masterpiece!!!!
One of my favorite Sepultura songs. When he says “I’ll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots”, he is talking about reconnecting with their past, a past that was disconnected through socio-political struggles and the resulting loss of cultural knowledge and family...the bloody roots being a metaphor of this...IMHO.
EPICA - Consign to Oblivion (Live at the Zenith)
Bathory - Oden's Ride Over Nordland/A Fine Day to Die
(the former is a little instrumental, really adds to the experience of the latter!)
My favorite band ever. They got me into playing guitar. Been playing for over 20 yrs now. Vin likes Korn. Jonathan Davis does guest vocals on Lookaway.
I’m a Christian and demanding (kidding) I request Melissa by merciful fate...be warned that King Diamond sings at times with a Falsetto.
lol!!!
That song is amazing, but in that case you shoul do the whole story: "Melissa", (album Melissa, 1983), "Come To The Sabbath", (Don't Break The Oath, 1984), and "Is That You, Melissa?" (In The Shadows, 1995).
rbsayegh31 ..WHO CARES!!..LOVE EVERYONE!!!..."SEPULTURA DO BRASIL"!!!!!!!!...JUST SAW THESE GUYS LIVE!!!..O MY FUCKEN GOD!!!.. SO FUCKEN AMAZZZING!!!!!!....SEPULTURA DESTROYS ALL YOUR CHRISTIANS BANDS APART!!!..TO MUCH POWER!!!!!!...\😈/!
VinAnd Sori ...I LOVE YALL GUYS!!!!
FUCKEN SEPULTURA RULES!!! FROM BRASIL FUCKERS!!!😈😈😈
JUST SAW THEM LIVE!!!!..SOOOOO AMAZZZING!!!!!!!😈😈😈😈😈
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS from King Diamond's lp THEM. It is anincredible record and flawless song. Just amazing.
Edge of Sanity - Crimson
Blind Guardian - Imagination from the other side
Bloodbath - Eaten
"Inner Self" or "Dead Embryonic Cells" better represents what Sepultura is.
What it was.. unfortunately
@@TheMagno619 Inner Self plz
Sepultura "Attitude"
Katatonia - Leaders
now do Shaman - Fairly Tale the live version, you'll see another side of brilliance in the brazilian music.
Do Mr.Crowley by Ozzy Osbourne
YES! WTH RANDY RHOADS! the live video w/Randy is a must!
Blind Guardian - Imagination From The Other Side
Max e Igor cavaleira the best
I loved your opening, there's all types of persons in this world and at the end of the day a decent person is decent regardless of their belief system, being an agnostic myself I really enjoy your videos and everything you have to say, you have a very unbiased, smart and thoughtful way of analyzing the songs, BTW if you want to see an AWESOME live version of this song check out the performance at the roadrunner United 20th anniversary concert it features Rob Flynn at vocals, Joey Jordison at drums and many more it's a total blast
Leprous - The Price! I swear it's awesome!
Vin and sori in case you dont know ,john davis is in this album at ratamahata song
That album gave us korn ,slipknot etc.
But i believe Arise and beneath the remains are the bands real diamonds back when the band thrashes..
Roots talk for politics-dictatorship as well as religion-slayed religions and get christianity with brutal ways to every one(in this case native south americans...
Sepultura from Brazil!!! More stuff from Sepultura, please!
Do a reaction for TERRITORY!!!
Please check out Windir - Journey to the End. Ending is also a pretty phenomenal song
Please react to Angra - the temple of hate
Old band from the new lead guitarist of Megadeth
Brazilian power metal
Love Angra
Mano, para de encher o saco no video dos caras hauahaua...
@@upandovideosHD Sessão de comentarios é para comentar deixa de ser vira lata!
@@mr.schaeffer5399 "parar de ser vira lata" é exatamente o que eu peço para o irmão nacional não ser. Prejulgar pode indicar desvio de carater.
Death - The philosopher !!!!!!!!!!
This was my first Heavy Metal band and album! Brings back so much memories.
Filing this under evidence for my theory. So much material here.
I think at some point we will get a Ben Webb Thesis on the nature of the Vin and Sori relationship. We saw his outline already, and data collection continues.
Nightwish - The Greatest Show On Earth (live @ Tampere)
Ty, I was waiting for your guys listen to the this! 🇧🇷
Excellent! I’ve been trying to watch all of your videos, my first one having been your reaction of Her Ghost in The Fog back when you released your video. Keep up the good work! Much love and support from me! ~Sam KB
Megadeth - Good Mourning/Black Friday
Megadeth - Looking Down The Cross
That's NOT "nu-metal" let alone "quintessential nu-metal. It's thrash/death, their earlier albums were all thrash/death in more pure form. But then starting with this one and "chaos a.d.' they started introducing Brazillian tribal elements in honor to where they came from. It's thrash metal with a tribal twist. Not "nu-metal". Though it is true that to some small extent this album did have some influence on what nu-metal becoame years later, but it's still more thrashy than nu-metal is.
Check out some material from their best albums "beneath the remains" and "arise"- which are heavy as fuck thrash/death.
I like Sepultura as much as the next guy, but sorry, this is nu-metal.
This track and album has heavy nu metal influence lets not kid ourselves the Derrick Green era post 96 has some good tracks also but my fav album is Chaos AD
It is not. Not that there is anything wrong with nu-metal, it's still a form of metal. IMO. Though I don't listen to or particularly like it. True roots has some stuff that inspired nu-metal[which did'nt even exist yet till years later}, but it still has more of a thrashy element than most nu-metal does. So, no it's not nu-metal, though it in part influenced some later nu-metal bands.
Korn released thier 2nd album the same yr as Roots and max was a fan. Also ross Robinson produced both albums im a huge Max fan but yeah Roots does have a nu metal vibe
Yeah, by the time they put Roots out, they were really no longer doing thrash. This is like the birth of groove metal.
They were sort of first wave black metal pre-'87; then they were one of the best Thrash bands from '87-'92; then they gradually became the forefathers of groove/nü-metal.
In other words: they were the best of bands; they were the worst of bands (SoulFly).
Check out these songs:
Poets of the Fall - Carnival of Rust
NOFX - Generation Z and You Will Lose Faith
Avenged Sevenfold - Demons, Tension and Until the End
Stick to Your Guns - Amber, Better Ash than Dust, the Better Days Before Me and 3 Feet from Peace
This song makes me feel very nostalgic for when i was 16.
Please please decide on reacting to the whole Operation Mindcrime album
That’s my shit 🔥🤘🔊🤘🔥
The video for this song is awesome and explains the song quite well. A lot of this album dives into Brazilian history which I'm no expert on either. Ratamahatta is a fun one to dive into if you're interested in more from this album. Refuse/Resist, Territory, Inner Self, Dead Embryonic Cells, Biotech is Godzilla and Desperate Cry are other good ones from Sepultura.
Vinand sori I am a Christian and I love what you're doing and so many Christians IMHO don't truly understand what Christ wants from us! If we follow the 1st commandments the REST ARE COVERED! It;s hard being Christian, especially in today society.
Alot of us do believe in some kind of intelligent design factor... We just dont think it was the bearded toga guy. We observe the gaps in the fossil record...observe ancient culture's records of 'people from the sky'.
Atheist is a pretty generic term.
Likely, scripture AND evolution are both right, and both wrong.
Its a huge universe out there...
You mean those ............. Anunnaki ?
Yes, let's do ......... observe
ruclips.net/video/mwOoP5sf9Ro/видео.html
From a real scholar ..
Nah, it is probably not as big as we are being TOLD ..
And guess where that residual radiation is coming from?
Ya know, from that -- Big Bang ..
See, "The Principle" ..
Here's a teaser ..
ruclips.net/video/m81gw_3VH8c/видео.html
Evolution is right as it has facts that are repeatable and can be proved. Religion has no facts that are repeatable or able to be proved. If I were upstairs in my home and I heard the front door open downstairs at 5.30pm, I could assume it was a person breaking and entering (Religion) or go downstairs, see my Brother's coat is now hung up on the wall near the front door, his keys are now there on the table yet I can not see my Brother, I can see given the evidence that My brother just got home (Evolution). You do NOT need to 'be there' back in the past to see evidence, proof to create facts. If that were the case, then EVERY detective in the world is wasting their time and always have done! lol Same with Police, no point dusting for fingerprints, checking CCTV or testing DNA, nah, we were not there to see it happen...blah blah blah (Religion). In 5 million years when Humanity is all gone and some other animal evolves to our level of sophistication, they will probably stumble upon our remains of our fossils, buildings and other tech entombed in the ground, they will be able to work out that we evolved and they will find their past that they evolved from - long story short, evolution will live again yet Christianity or other current religions will never come back again once we are all gone. Facts. :)
So it wasn't Zeus or Odin!? (Bearded guy in a toga)
@@Defensive_Wounds
You totally misunderstood what I meant.
I've always said that if observed reality (including evolution) is the terrain and the Bible is the map, and these two do not align, then maybe the fault is not in the map or in the terrain. Maybe you just don't know how to navigate.
i don't wanna know how many people you pissed off by calling this song "nu-metal".
That album was the original "nu-metal", you can hardly call it anything else. Post-Arise Sepultura and Biohazard pretty much invented that genre. Unfortunately.
in other words: i expect a lot of people to disagree. i don't really give a coin what you call them, i won't debate anybody on something as irrelevant as that.
i personally consider sepultura hard thrash.
@@neuromancerx first korn album came out 2 years before this, first deftones album came out a year before this.
Ethan Peterson I said post-Arise, meaning starting with Chaos A.D. This was just another album in the same vein.
@@neuromancerx chaos a.d. was just a pantera/exhorder copy.
The song is about Native Brazilian tribal struggles. Sepeltura is thrash, especially on their earlier albums. They were making a conscience effort to include native rhythms on both this album as well as Chaos A/D.
This album was a visitation back to their cultural roots. It featured Brazilian musical instruments as well as tribal beats. I wasn't as impressed with it but loved everything before this. This was pre- Soulfly Max Cavalera music writing. Others have mentioned and I agree, try out Beneath the Remains and Arise.
Megadeth - Diadems
Get ready for the "Metal Police" to come out of the woodworks when you call Sepultura "Nu-Metal" LOL
Lol I don’t give a fuck! lol they used Ross Robinson and all that jazz, they changed their sound to round like korn! Hahahahaha
Mysfyt it does sound a bit like nu-metal. I know they aren't a nu-metal but.....this song does sound nu-metal.
I've only heard their 2017 album so can't give a wide range suggestions. I did like "Vandals Nest". Super Heavy and thrashy and fast.
VinAnd Sori hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa...!!?
Vin played the Korn card!
This album was NU-metal. They saw the popularity of NU-metal and wanted some of that
@@VinAndSori well to be fair, Korn had the same thoughts, this is a quote from an interview with metal hammer :
"Davis revealed that he was initially upset over the album, feeling that Sepultura had copped their sound. “I thought [it] was a big compliment, but I also thought it was f-ked up,” says the singer, who adds, “That was just a blatant Korn rip-off, and I had it out with producer Ross Robinson about that, because he just took our sound and gave it to Sepultura.”
Reflecting on it now, Davis adds, “My young brain couldn’t handle it. But they were one of our biggest influences, so I guess they get a pass. And that’s a classic album, so it’s all good.”
Source : Jonathan Davis Thought Sepultura's 'Roots' Was Korn Rip-Off | loudwire.com/jonathan-davis-reflects-time-felt-sepultura-roots-was-korn-rip-off/?trackback=tsmclip
Love this song.... You can be proud of your heritage without hating others.
The Black Dahlia Murder - Deathmask Devine
Pallbearer - Dancing in Madness
Cannibal Corpse - Unleashing the bloodthristy
Watain - The light that burns the sun
Burst - (we watched) the silver rain
Stream of Passion - The art of loss
Rolo Tomassi - A Flood of Light
Draconian - Rivers Between Us
Deafheaven - Honeycomb
VUUR - My Champion
Heike Langhans - The final cut (pink floyd cover)
Please
not their prime time....Sepultura have much much better tunes, Desperate Cry- 1991 !!!
Desperate Cry man!
ive been requesting that song for months!! over and over and over on every one of their videos, and they pick this one to react to. lol. typical
Are you kidding. Roots is a absolute classic. They never did a better album.
@@7rob27 lol. Ur kidding right? U must be new to the metal game. The best they did? 🤦♂️ Roots is good, but not great. Chaos ad and back are sepulturas best albums. Innerself just by itself is better then that whole album
@@7rob27 With you entirely. This is the song that set them apart from the rest of the genre. And it spawned Soulfly.
You guys are probably the two coolest Christians ever. You two should react to Kai Tangata by Alien Weaponry when you can😁
Svetlana, you tend to request reactions to bands I like!
(so you save me time and effort :-p ).
Thank you!! :-) :-) :-)
Otsobeltz tend? Where have you seen me before🤔
Maybe "tend" is not the best word choice...I do not write in english very often... :-)
But, yes, I can remember reading your name and giving "thumb up" sign to songs you suggested before...
Sorry, I do not remember where and when...I go through all this internet stuff quickly a couple of times a day and often don´t pay much attention to details...
I tend (this time I think it is correct to say so xD) to live outdoors most of the time.
Anyway, I do like those "kiwi" lads of "Alien Weaponry" honoring their Màori ancestors in their songs...not only vikings are cool ;-)
By the way, I´m Basque and here you can check a few songs of bands from my area that play pagan/folk/metal :
ruclips.net/video/KRx1fi8_J8Q/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/bOFeEFS_iYU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/B0kF8xNAhjg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Tdfy-qTqYxc/видео.html
Otsobeltz lol I mean I love black metal but Alien Weaponry is pretty good. Where are you from?
Sorry, I wrote an answer and accidentally deleted it!
I am from the Basque Country (near San Sebastian). We Basques are an old native tribe now divided between Spain and France, but we still keep our pagan traditions and old pre-indoeuropean language. Here are some videos about us:
Traditions: vimeo.com/209573057
Sports: (women in this case, my cousin Ainhoa rows in the black boat) ruclips.net/video/PdGdfvTk93M/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Oo-LujTD7Jg/видео.html
History: ruclips.net/video/e6jyySJQJR8/видео.html
A short documentary from a motorcycle travel-and-food channel visiting my area (I ride there daily ): ruclips.net/video/20HtVxeTnUk/видео.html
As you can see by the misty forests, raging sea and pagan traditions, this is a fine black metal country! xD.
By the way, my mobile phone tune is "Mare" by Kampfar...it makes everybody around me jump when it rings in quiet places...
Hope you watch the videos and enjoy them!
Cheers!
P.D. another local artist you may like:
ruclips.net/video/feZuxcFuCZY/видео.html
Hey guys, I can help you understand what the sepultura means with this song, bloody roots. I lived through those times and I understand a little of what it meant to them. At the time, the great world leaders in metal were the United Kingdom and the USA in its early stages; other countries came to integrate and mix their cultures later. I'm talking about the late 1980s, when trash metal was heard a lot here in Brazil, unfortunately, at that time, the middle class disgusted all kinds of sounds that came from Brazil, from our cultural roots, and the headbangers did not accept any change in the basis of the music they heard from outside, then, at the end of the decade From 1980, Sepultura expose the metal with our cultural, religious, Afro-Brazilian and indigenous roots, and also European, and this caused a revolution, not only here, but in world music. In Brazil, this was not seen with good eyes, as the sepultura mixed these roots, it was appreciated internationally and repudiated in Brazil, obviously not by everyone, but it took a long time to be appreciated here, the more conservative said that it was not metal and the visionaries said it was strange, they were the ones who brought these references, especially the cavaleira brothers, this song roots bloody roots means they are telling metalheads here in Brazil that we could be ourselves and offer the world our roots without being ashamed of them. Tks for the react.
The first minutes of the video are pure gold. :D
Orgasmatron please!
One of the best covers of all time.
@@bschuler6216 lyrically full of criticism. Musically powerful and honest. No big virtuosism on it but very direct and gets to the point instantly. Lemmy was a great lyricist.
Now react to good Sepultura
Humanism is a lovely thing. Only needs empathy and the desire to bring smiles to faces.
RIVERS OF NIHIL - WHERE OWLS KNOW MY NAME
I'm a proud "filthy, savage" INDEGENOUS FEMALE 🌾💞
Edit: the last half of this has me laughing entirely too hard.
I am part Apache and proud of it...
@@michaelvondrake7489 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 Choctaw and Cherokee for me. (My dads mom was Cherokee and Choctaw, his dad was full Choctaw ) the other part is whiteness 😌
@@The_Pony The rest of me is German with some roots deeper than others. My Oma on my moms side, Directly from Germany. My dads side about as Ozark as possible 😀.
@@michaelvondrake7489 LEGIT. My dad grew up in a now nonexistent town called something like Allen or Alden Arkansas ?(I guess the rez was moved or doesn't exist now?? Idk?? He was always very quiet about his past 😞)
@@The_Pony My grandfather on my moms side was Half Apache. But at that time, the U.S. was segregated in several different ways. He grew up in an orphanage in Texas. His German father "Levi" and full Apache mother (I only know her by the name) "Marta" had 8 kids. When Levi passed away, Marta was forced to return to the Reservation but the Apache Elders would not let her live there with "Redboned white kids" (as mentioned in the a letter she wrote to my Opa). So the 8 kids were sent to an orphanage. When my Opa turned 14 he worked until he joined the U.S. Navy... anyways, you're not here for that little history lesson.
Blasphemy! Calling Sepultura "nu-metal". They were one of the original thrash metal bands. You need to dip into their older stuff like Arise or Beneath The Remains.
They WERE one of the original bad-ass thrash metal bands. They changed their sound completely after Arise. Not for the better.
Mr VonKilhausen Yes but this particular song is nu metal
I thought Chaos AD and most of Roots was good although definitely different. It's similar to how Testament moved from Thrash to almost more of a Death metal vibe. Cosmic Sea, your definition of nu-metal and mine must differ a little.
Mr VonKilhausen You might be right on the definition thing. It reminds me a lot of Korn with a much rougher, tribal sound. I think the comparison to Testament is a little off because Testament handled that transition flawlessly. The Gathering is miles ahead of their older material imo
@@dan_the_pathmaster7934 I agree with the Korn comparison. Korn's first album and Roots definitely had a similar sound, although Sepultura is easily one of my favorite bands, but I've never been a huge Korn fan. On the Testament reference, I meant that they both transitioned from a faster paced, more technical style, to a simpler, crunchier, style with less guitar solos and such.
YES!!! Finally some Sepultura!!!
Oh hells yes..... Sepul-friggin-tura!!!! Brazil..... Pais.... Brazil..... Pais... Porrada!!!
that's a Soulfly song though haha but oh hells yes indeed man!
@@MickLammers Compared to current Sepultura, Soulfly is much more orig Sepultura ;)
oxcom76 haha true, isn't Andreas the only original member left in Sepultura?
@@MickLammers He came in around Beneath the Remains, but is the closest to an original member left
Pleasee react to Thirteen Autumns and a Widow from cradle of filth... it's a great story.....
Slayer bloodline please
to watch this LIVE was epic and rare and fortunate
Hell ya! This entire album is great! So many jungle noises! Waaay hard to fall asleep to while listening going to sleep in the bush back in 2002 lol
SEPTICFLESH 🤘 SEPTICFLESH 🤘 SEPTICFLESH
Portrait of a headless man (official video)
Anubis
Vampire from Nazareth
Prometheus
Martyr
Virtues of the beast
Sangreal
Enemy of truth
PLEASE!
I have to say, I admire your endurance! I hope they react to them in the near future ^^
All those are from my least favorite Septic Flesh era. First three albums is where it's at!
I'll definetly listen to all of them at least by myself as soon as I have the time ^^
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You diffenently caught Sepultura at a crossroad. Transitioning into their own by incorporating tribal instruments and indigenous topics in 1996 Brazil. Look into Beneath the Remains, Inner Self, Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells or even Desperate Cry. Then fit in Refuse/Resist and Territory into the Roots Bloody Roots era which came later.
Sepultura do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sad. Always picking the wrong songs... from Sepultura, try Desperate Cry.
#Bolsonaro2018
tem br em qualquer lugar, impressionante.
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Thank you for this wonderful video! I love how good chemistry you have and how you discuss and disagree and laugh and agree and in a great way analyse the message of the song. Love it!
This was a shit video
@@CapraDemon101 Dope!
This song is incredibly deep (as Roots).
*NIGHTWISH* "Song of Myself" Live at Wacken. Or "Seven Days to the Wolves" Live at Wembley Arena.
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Early Sepultura is what I prefer, check out the music from their albums Schizophrenia Beneath The Remains Arise and Chaos A.D. Much better albums than Roots, song suggestions are Mass Hypnosis, To The Wall, Beneath The Remains, Inner Self, Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells, Refuse/Resist, Infected Voice, From The Past Come The Storms, much more as well.
Def should do Dead Embryonic Cells, Arise, Desperate Cry or anything off Beneath the remains or Arise.
Did the wall of death last year on a concert during this. Max and Igor Cavalera back to roots tour (20th anniversary).
Also.. I fucking LOVED your intro discussion on this video. THAT is what makes you guys different and special.
Sepultura from Brazil!!!! 🤘
I literally discovered your channel yesterday. Forgot what the first video that I saw was, you might see comments from me popping up on a lot of your videos. I actually like your reactions, they seem very entertaining as well as intellectually broken down and analyzed based on how you perceive the lyrics.
sepultura dead embryonic cells guys get onto this vin will not regret oh and love you guys
Hi there! You have to listen the full album to get the concept. The Roots are about indians and afro-brazilian culture and 'cause of that, Bloody.
Sepultura. The monster 😎
Inner Self, Desperate cry, Dead embrionic cells
Funny...you analyse a Brazilian band, where there is a big mix of races, and begin a discussion about...races ! !!! Thats awsome ! Hugs from Brazil !!