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Metal
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Single, EP
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Thrash, Speed
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Soulfly - Umbabarauma - Compact Disc
Brand new, never played but not sealed in the factory plastic
seal
Roadrunner Records
Austrialian Import Version
Upon his exit from Sepultura in late 1996,
singer/guitarist/songwriter Max Cavalera almost automatically set
out to form his next musical endeavor, the ultra-heavy Soulfly.
Besides leaving one of the most popular heavy metal bands in the
world, which he co-founded in the early '80s, he also had to deal
with the unsolved murder of Dana Wells, his stepson and best
friend. Using music as therapy to overcome his depression, Cavalera
put together a band that included Roy "Rata" Mayorga on drums
(ex-Thorn), Jackson Bandeira on second guitar (ex-Chico Science),
while former Sepultura roadie Marcello D. Rapp rounded out the
quartet on bass. Their self-titled debut album was released in the
spring of 1998. Besides fronting Soulfly, Cavalera has branched out
into other areas usually not associated with heavy metal musicians.
He became a much-sought-after speaker at music conventions, as
evidenced by his appearances at CMJ's New Music Marathon in New
York and Holland's Crossing Boarder Festival, both in late 1997. He
also guested on Deftones' breakthrough album Around the Fur, and
signed on to sing a TV commercial for Sprite in his native land of
Brazil. Soulfly's second album, Primitive, was released in the fall
of 2000. The album was met with a split reaction, and Cavalera
found himself the object of criticism from factions of his fanbase.
The heavy amount of guest appearances and preference towards
nu-metal lyrics were the main complaints, but Cavalera maintained
his pride in his work and kept going, hitting the road and touring
behind the album. He handled the production for 2002's III, and
Soulfly returned again in 2004 with Prophecy. A year later
Roadrunner reissued their self-titled first album as part of the
label's 25th anniversary celebration. Then, in October, Soulfly's
fifth album Dark Ages appeared in October 2005. Keeping with his
style of switching up the lineup, Cavalera was backed this time out
by bassist Bobby Burns, guitarist Marc Rizzo (ex-Ill Nino), and
drummer Joe Nunez, who had previously played on Primitive.
Track Listing
1. Umbabarauma (LP Mix)
2. Umbabarauma (World Cup Mix)
3. Tribe (Extended Version)
4. Umbabarauma (World Cup Mix Instrumental)
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