Roots Bloody Roots - The Sepultura Story┃Documentary
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
- In 1996, a Brazilian Heavy Metal band released a phenomenal record called Roots. It would also be the last album to feature Max Cavelera, a founding member of the group.
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At the time, the term groove metal had become synonymous with non-other than Pantera, who by this point in their career had already pushed the genre into the spotlight with Cowboys From Hell, Vulgar Display of Power and Far Beyond Driven.
Roots, however, was much more than just a Groove Metal album. It took influence from traditional Brazilian culture and heritage, featuring the enigmatic voices of an indigenous Brazilian Tribe. A tribe, one of many, that were facing the end of their culture due to aggressive governmental policies. Something Max Cavelera had to speak out about.
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If I cover ever magical era, song and album a band releases I'd be making 5 hour long documentaries. I think people need to remember my documentaries do not revolve around the evolution of a bands "sound", the narrative revolves around the general story of a band. I would assumed people are well aware that bands develop their sound over time with various albums, this is the most common knowledge aspect of music so it shouldn't really need to be addressed.
Also, talking specifically about the evolution of a bands sound can often be quite a boring narrative for people that are not die hard fans of a band. These videos try to take into account that a lot of viewers just have a general interest in the group. I have to try and balance this. 🤘🏻
And for people asking about the last 28 years of Sepultura's story, well, Sepultura died when Max left. There is no further story.
Igor started spelling his name "Iggor" in the early 00s and Paulo didn't play bass on a Sepultura record until Chaos AD because he didn't know how (Apart from one song on a previous record)
What about Schizophrenia, Beneath the remains and Arise?
Just to let you know Ross never produced for deftones
Where can you prove Paulo didn't play bass until Chaos AD
Under a pale gray sky we shall ARISE 🤘🎸
Really enjoyed this 😢😊
I was just very surprised to see you totally skipped "Beneath the Remains" and "Arise"... all the period from 88 to 92, where these 2 records, probably their best ever, matched Metallica, Slayer and the works of other giants of that era. No band could jump from "Schizophrenia" to "Chaos a.D." without crafting their masterpiece(s) first.
Criminal to skip any of the records from their golden era, those two along with schizophrenia & chaos AD are all objectively their best releases so to jump over any of them is insane they’re so key to the evolution of sepultura’s sound that it makes me have lower expectations for this video just knowing that
That was kind of strange. He mentions Arise later. But didn't really shout it out like the others.
@@donjon4335 the strangest of all is that Sepultura came out with "Chaos a.D." precisely due to the huge impact of the previous two records - they had found the magical thrash formula but, instead of doing it again, they came out with a fully disruptive "Chaos a.D.". I still remember the schock in the faces of my long-time Sepultura fan friends when they heard it for the 1st time. 😅
If I cover ever magical era, song and album a band releases I'd be making 5 hour long documentaries. I think people need to remember my documentaries do not revolve around the evolution of a bands "sound", the narrative revolves around the general story of a band. I would assumed people are well aware that bands develop their sound over time with various albums, this is the most common knowledge aspect of music so it shouldn't really need to be addressed.
Also, talking specifically about the evolution of a bands sound can often be quite a boring narrative for people that are not die hard fans of a band. These videos try to take into account that a lot of viewers just have a general interest in the group. I have to try and balance this. 🤘🏻
@@RAWMUSICTV I don't know about that. The sound as you call it, is a fairly important aspect of any band's story, since we are talking about music here. Beneath the Remains and especially Arise represent a significant chapter in Sepultura's history. It's surprising to skip over since this is where their fanbase grew substantially and they really began to receive global attention.
Don't get it twisted, Sepultura started in the early 80's and Pantera definitely were inspired by the Brazilian Metal giants. You definitely see it in the way Max dressed back then and the way Sepultura played starting from Arise from 90-91, then around 92 you see Phil Anselmo wear similar clothes and adopt a similar brutal singing style and groove metal exploded. To me Sepultura started this style as they added beats and sounds from Brazilian origins. Igor's drum style supplements this well. Long live the Brazilian Metal Giants 🇧🇷 🤘🏼❤
the documentary was good however; beneath the remains and arise eras werent mentioned. they toured with so many death metal bands such as Death , Obituary etc. the original Sepultura was a great metal band . great video 👍
Glad that cavalera's back to their root again.
Don't forget that Beneath the remains and Arise are the records that put Sepultura on the top of their game in the USA and around the world.
To me Beneath the Remains was their watershed moment.
Agreed!
Mine was chaos ad
A band i grew up with. Sepultura always surrounded me from, specially the Cavalera era. Im 23 now, i still worship the records with the Cavalera brothers, and always will, after Max left, it just wasnt the same anymore. I can respect what Andreas did after Max left, as he became the sort off leader slowly over time when both brothers left. But what they did wasnt just my cup of tea. Not many also liked Max'S early Soulfly stuff, with its heavy Nu Metal style. But Max is just a very creative musician and i can respect that highly. Overall for me it always goes back to the albums with max in Sepultura, and it always helps me through difficult times.
English people love this because it's Bloody Roots! Bloody brilliant Lad!
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This is the best metal documentary channel on youtube! Much love brother! 🤘
Thank you so much brother! 🤘🤘
I saw and met these guys in ft Wayne Indiana at piers night club. I'll never forget their live PA system. it's still pounding off my chest to this very day. hardcore dude. excellent show
Absolutely loved it!! Thank you for all you do!!
Appreciate you watching!
Very nice brother! I'm a 58 yr old drummer and when I first heard
the band in the early 90s I was overwhelmed! I couldn't believe the sound coming from the speakers! And am now only hearing the true history if this influential juggernaut! Thanks again
Not the true history, but a heavily edited version.
Sepultura is the best metal band ever in my opinion! ❤
Pantera
Looking forward to this!
Great job on these. Keep them coming. Hail
Great docu, there were a lot of things I didn't know about!! Keep the good work coming lml
I remember when Roots first came out it took me a little while to get into it just because it was so different from chaos ad.
I was in a weird living situation and I couldn't just listen to it anytime I wanted. Overtime it became my favorite and one of the most iconic albums ever made!
Awesome work again. Love your narrative and enthusiasm for the various bands. Great stoytelling. =]
I teared up when you mentioned Max's dad passing i recently lost both my parents and listening to music is a huge part of my life and helping me deal with it as for the end I didn't know about the funeral of Max's son in-law and what went down thats very sad keep on rocking Max
Yeah i lost my mom about 5 years ago. I was 40. But I couldn’t imagine it happening when I was 10!
@@CoreyT127 would be horrible ahy
Once again great work. I love watching your documentaries. Super informative. Learned quite a bit about Sepultura that I didn’t know! Thanks
this is great thank you!
Maaaaax! SEPULTURA was the best with Max! Hearing the song Roots when the song was released on the radio was just off the charts! Damn, hearing Max yelling Roots! Was just awesome! Great band and lineup.
Saw them with Helmet and Ministry. Damn, that show was wild
When I first heard Roots Bloody Roots in the early 2000's I was a thrown off by the music direction it took after vs. their other albums but after a couple of listens I really like it, and now I constantly listen to it. ♥🤘🎸
Their mother was absolutely gorgeous.
Great job!!! 😀
great video dude, im brazilian and love sepultura
Love these documentaries
saw sepultura live in 94 with biohazard & pantera...big fan from then on
I went to see Sepultura in 1996, GR8 mosh !!! 🤘
Roots bloody roots was my first concert as a kid. They opened for ozzy. I was hooked on metal ever since. 🤘🤘
I wish i could meet Max and thank him in person. My favorite guitar (ESP LTD AX) is based on his design. I own three of them and i have no intention of ever selling them. Having a guitar you really love helps you put your heart into what you play. Nothing moves my demonic heart like having an AX in my hands.
Anyway. For the fire and passion, thank you, Max.
awesome!!!! A lot I never heard before and of course, Seputlura is not Sepulture without MAX!!!
Awesome video man! This band is certainly interesting. Is there a chance that you might do a documentary on Death or Entombed in the near future? Much love! 🤘🤘❤❤
This isn't the Story of Sepultura, this is the story of Max and Igor Cavalera. Andras Kisser barely mentioned although he was the master brain behind many of Sepultura's best songs.
Wrong. It's called a "Narrative". It can be about any aspect of Sepultura or any other band.
what a video. You do one of a kind videos, keep up🤘🏻🤘🏻
I remember a spit fight breaking out between bands when they played with Prong and Pantera in San Jose in the 90’s. They stole the show that night 🤘🏻
That's super interesting....Igor.. Ripping Death Metal drums just out of the gate being 15. That's awesome
Still my favourite album of all time!🤘
ROOTS by SEPULTURA changed music the same way NEVERMIND by Nirvaner and THE SHAPE OF PUNK TO COME by Refused did!!!
3 of the greatest LPs of ALL TIME!!!🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘🍻🍻
Sad that sepultura had to end in '96. thankfully we got soulfly!!
Best metal drums ever!!! ❤ Igor
My first metal show was Pantera, Seplutera and Prong in 1994 in Nashville, I was 14, Far Beyond Driven and Chsod AD tour and Max fucked his knee up in Atlanta the night before and they couldn't play so Pantera played a 3 hour set to make up for it, now eveey show I've been to since (literally hundreds) has to live up to that and even though I did eventually get to see Seplutera and Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy and a bunch of other Max and Igor shit plus Pantera 9 more times, nothing ever compared to that night 🎉
@ 1'13" - Deftones' debut was produced by Terry Date. As far as I remember, Ross Robinson has never worked with them.
Great video, you should do anthrax next since you already have 3 of the big 4 down
The first international gig I ever went to was Sepultura in Melbourne in 1992 when I was 17.
Pretty happy and proud that I got to see Sepultura on the first ozzfest tour in 96 before they broke up. Saw Soulfly several times and they were great but not the same.
How could you miss out beneath remains and Arise from this. 🤔
As a teen I always had a small fear to listen to their music after midnight. 😅
Now I know where my healthy interest of necromancy is rooted🖤
The indepth history of the personal side of Sepultura bros, was done well and portrayed intuitiveness.
History is the present's memoric joUrney.
Another doc done...n!ce ;)
*Edit: the 3-piece pic, reminds myself of the group pic of Mercyful Fate's 'the Beginning' - the band's pic within the CD's jacket...must be the stance's horned salute!
I agree not every video about a band needs to be an exhaustive history of every fucking thing they have ever done. If people want that, im sure someone has made a lengthy sepultura video for them.
Johnathan Davis says they took their style from Korn.
I don't hear it
I do hear Korn taking a lot from Godflesh though.
All these bands are great to me. We all take a little from the things we love
Seputura still number ONE
I love Sepultura & wished they never broke up. However, Soulfly was dope af! I feel like the song 'Primitive' is the theme song on the soundtrack of my life. Roots Bloody Roots is on that soundtrack too. I just really love the Cavalera brothers! ❤
Chaos A.D. is one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time. The album has a special place in my collection. I was a Slayer fan at the time and no band even came close imo. My buddy kept telling me how good Chaos was and I kept telling him to "fk off." ... but one boring Saturday, I started listening to the album. It was phenomenal. Not only did I become a fan, but they broke that "only Slayer is good" mentality. A staunch metal head was born.
Damn you was gatekeepin yourself! 😂 Slayer does fuckin rock though so I can't blame you brother lol
I LOL'd, when i was in junior high my album to go to sleep to every night was Beneath the Remains
'Incomplete' doesn't begin to describe this documentary.
Im 38 and i hated Sepultura growing up compared to Metallica and Pantera and Slayer but now i can respect their music and this video helped in that a lot. Thanks man
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I was hoping to find out more details about Gloria, Max, and the conflict that broke them up. Spent very little time.
I studied animation in collage and for an assignment one time played the video for ratamahatta on the giant projector screen for the class.
Good documentary but how tf did you just skip over Arise
It's funny how I bought "Arise" on CD two days ago, and got to say I don't like it but I love it and I love this video too.
Get Beneath the Remains next!
I never realized Ross Robinson produced a song on Deftones first album. I only knew about Terry Date.
You can check out everything he's ever worked on here www.discogs.com/artist/252124-Ross-Robinson
@@RAWMUSICTV nice. Thanks! Another great doc BTW. 👊🏼
WOWWWWWW I WANT TO KNOW THIS STORY
NICEEEEEE
Trem doido
I've owned every album and EP from the the band up to Roots. How do you skip over two of my favorite albums, Beneath the Remains, and Arise.They were one of my favorite bands in H.S. in the early 90's.
love the wording of deaths in this video "sadly, though, for dana he would lose his life". or in the beginning when the dad and the sister die.
It's to avoid violating UA-cams Terms of service
Extreme Agression: a Kreator documentary ?
Wasn't tape trading how they got noticed? I seem to remember reading something about that.
Chaos A.D is an immense album. Weird that a Brazilian would say soccer!
Beneath The Remains and Arise are the total pinnacle albums. It was truly down hill from there.
It’s hard to even call anything they did black metal. If anything the early material was definitely prototype death metal.
Beneath was tops, even w Arise it started to slip
What about the Derrik Green era?, I think it doesent get the recognition that they deserve, Roorback, Dante XXI, Machine Messiah are pretty good albums.
No Beneath the Remains + Arise info?
Friendly suggestion for future videos:
As you mentioned, it is impossible to cover the whole bend story (all albums, all magical eras etc etc etc...). So, I would suggest to simply modify video titles.
For example - this video should be called: Sepultura story (1984 - 1996) or Sepultura story (Max Cavalera era) because it covers this era of Sepultura.
The same thing could be applied for Mercyul Fate documentary: Mercyful Fate story (1981 - 1984) or Mercyful Fate story (early days). Hopefully, you see my point.
Keep up the good work and stay METAL \m/
Ross Robinson DID NOT produce the first Deftones (Major label) album. It was Terry Date. My God...
Chaos ad is my favourite sepas album
No Arise and Beneath the Remains mentions ? :o
A sin not including Beneath the Remains. That was their real breakthrough album that put them on the world stage. Really their first 5 albums were the most influential to many metal bands after. They influenced me as a musician too. Most Sepultura fans who like the early era dislike Roots and even Chaos A.D., but I understand why.
That was it? The video really had no ending. It just stopped, and there was still a lot more to this story, even if you end the story when Max left. It almost felt like the video wasn't finished.
Sup can your next video be on rage against the machine
great documentary!!
End of the 80s and the 90s was the best headbangers ball and beavis n butthead where I heard about pantera and sepultura great times
...and of course - Smoke on the water ...how very true :D
Chaos AD was their crossover album for sure- before that was too raw, closest Arise. Then Roots, brilliant, both of them.
My friends and i were ready to see sepultura in toronto and they cancelled because of danas passing.
Obviously lost the Arise part. MTV videos, that gave them a huge audience. Also, Chaos AD wasn't 'groove metal'. It was way too angry for that. Yes, Roots was more of that, and borrowed lots from what was around at the time. Maybe an experiment, but where things went South, for me.
I admit I mainly listen to the Max-era albums (though Roots isn't for me), however I did listen to just some of the Derrick Green-era albums as well. I feel that Sepultura isn't the same without Max, although they don't feel the same, at least for me, for much of the records they did with Derrick. Though we might as well consider Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy as the "other Sepultura".
I'm really curious if you can do a documentary about ''Through Fire and Flames'' the DragonForce Story.
Got to say I'm surprised we skipped over beneath The remains in arisr
What's the Song in the Background?
Great documentary but i think the disc might be scratched, like an entire chapter was lost. I've already read the other comments and leaving out the 2 best, biggest, most loved, and impactful records they ever made is simply outrageous. Like ok, make a video on metallica and leave out the black album, make a video on primus and never mention pork soda. Excellent video, i still enjoyed it but that is just so baffling to me.
What is the antidote to tragedy & trauma...? the heaviest of METAL !!!
But where the post Max Cavalera era? You know that the band continued active for many decades after Max left it, right?!
I was a grad in '94, they were just as big as the Big 4 in that year. Arise was huge, even the jocks loved it! Sepultura came out of left gate and we were all like "wtf, they're from Brazil?!"
The band did not give Max an ultimatum to choose the band over his wife. The other 3 members wanted a new manager and suggested Max keep Gloria as his manager. They called a meeting to talk about it with both of them, but only Gloria showed up for some reason. They told her they'd be getting new management and understandably she was upset. Max felt betrayed, and without much thought... quit the band. Years later, he regretted his haste not to let the band's name go, and not talk to them, but by then it was too late.
Now I understand soulfly..
BTR and ARISE are the greatest Sepultura albums!
B.C. Rich Warlock might be the most metal guitar ever. Also, Igor is one of my favorite drummers of all time.
my vote goes to Arise..
2nd is Beneath the Remains