MAX CAVALERA - The Gear Used On ROOTS and the Return To Roots Tour | GEAR GODS
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We talked to Max Cavalera about the gear he used to record "Roots" 20 years ago and the gear they're using to recreate it onstage for the Return To Roots anniversary tour!
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With Best Regards from Novosibirsk, Russia!!! Every time SOULFLY ROCKS!!!! Guys, please come back to us, to Siberia, you are awesome!!!
VERY cool.
Green flanger Boss pedal? He's probably talking about a Phaser pedal.
He is
Cool guy
Yes!!!! Finally someone gives my Peavey XXX some love! The amp is monster if you know how to set it up right!
Right?? Idk why everyone talks shit about that head. That amp is amazing.
I dont know why he mentions XXX, look at this at 4:15. ua-cam.com/video/yG8ylsMniF0/v-deo.html
Most users don't know the Fx Loop Volume has to Be cranked up !
Arise tone was the best, that album is fucking killer, best album of Sepultura.
SicGroouve and chaos ad but dam arise was sick
And it was in E standard !
No, the Norwegian scene was not inspired to look into their own heritage because they were influenced by "Roots". That album came out in 1996, Enslaved had already released two "Norse" albums in 1994. Other Norwegian bands such as Ulver, Satyricon, Emperor, Helheim, Kampfar, Burzum, ... had those influences years before "Roots" hit the market. "Roots" might have influenced tons of nu-metal stuff, but I strongly doubt it was part of the listening routine of a lot of black metal guys.
Norwegian black metal was influenced by Bathory, which is arguably the first band to blend cultural heritage and metal.
Agree....Kiss Motorhead Venom Mercyful Fate Hellhammer/C Frost Maiden Bathory
I don't think he meant, Roots was black metal or it's beginning, he said, some bands have been influenced by it to use stuff from their own roots onto their music (such as Vikings, Mongols, Armenians...).
Thats not what he means though. He means that the trinal aspect of Roots speaks to people who make music with traditional folk or tribal influences. Me, being mainly a death and black metal guy can definetly say I understand what Max means. The tribal influences of Sepultura and Soulfly really hits the core of our souls.
Does anyone know what paulo jr used on the album that bass tone is awesome as fuck very raw as fuck sludgy
He's use Zon bass,is a custom shop bass of a luthier,and he probaly use marhsall amps with a drive channel
@@harielcarlos4747 cheers
in the name of metal! hell yeah!
i wonder if they will play "JASCO"......you know!,guitar only!...(?)
Would love to Chow down w Max..at a Chinese buffet or something..for real..n just talk metal
Do you think you could keep up with him, plate for plate?
When I think of metal clichés, I always think of Max Cavalera: a greasy fat dude with blonde hair who only uses four strings of his guitars.
+Fernando Barreto You forgot being a mere shadow of what he used to be.
Still Max is a legend.
go and create something good as his albums and then talk,fucking virgin douche bag
You sure told him!
Max stinks up the bus trust me
8:54 Don't bullshit us Max. You barely play anything at all on stage.
Max. I love you brotha. But that shit.00:06. Was really fuckin weak!!!!! Dont do that again! Or ask for another take at least....stay metal.....or try to anyway.....
That was metal
Stick to rock n roll
Roots was the worst cavelera era sepultura album
Yeh. My favourite albums by them are Beneath the Remains and Arise. Roots sounded like they'd just got really really lazy to me.
badmoodpixie Douchebag
WaRLoKWYATT
Ok firstly, one of my favourite bands is Crowbar who play incredibly slowly and my favourite parts of Crowbar are their slowest moments.
Secondly, i said "my favourite". I'm sorry for having a different taste to you but i didn't state anything as fact like you are.
Thirdly, i read an interview with Max at the time where he actually said "yeh we got lazy with our playing with this one"
You obviously believe your personal taste is fact and have strong views about it... This is actually the dictionary definition of bigotry.
What a fucking asshole abusing others just for having a different favourite album.
Please fuck off back to your hole where you can tell yourself how important you are without annoying others you bigot.
@@mooferoo He wasn't talking to you bro. He was calling the OP a douchebag.
But yeah.. I like Roots *because* it's slower. Straighthate is one of the heaviest songs of all time. IDGAF what anyone says. I like blast beats and machine gun kicks if they're done tastefully or to add dynamics. (Fast beats make the slow parts even heavier by comparison) I loved Vinnie Paul's drumming for example. I like some of Joey Jordison's shit. I love Slayer, but I just tire out on it pretty quick. I can listen to groove metal and slower metal all day long. I'm with ya! I generally, I prefer shit like Crowbar, Eyehategod, etc.
Yes I agree but the one thing I love is that it's raw as fuck OK not as raw as morbid visions but it's not overproduced like alot of metal albums where starting to become at the time and the guitar tones kinda reminds me of trey azagthoths tone on morbid angels covenent album and ross robinson gets aggressive performances out of bands he works with I think his production style would work really well with sludge metal or doom metal or thrash metal or goregrind or death metal