01. Intro 02. From The Past Comes The Storms 03. To The Wall 04. Escape To The Void 05. Inquisition Symphony 06. Screams Behind The Shadows 07. Septic Schizo 08. The Abyss 09. R.I.P. (Rest In Pain) 10. Troops Of Doom [1990 re-release bonus] 11. The Past Reborns The Storms [demo][1997 remastered re-release bonus] 12. Septic Schizo [1997 remastered re-release bonus] 13. To The Wall [1997 remastered re-release bonus]
Schizophrenia - a serious mental illness in which someone's thoughts and feelings are not based on what is really happening around them - a really nasty one but Sepultura's album is even nastier! It's easy to figure out why this album is called like this - it's just sickly fast and brutal! While recording this album Sepultura wasn't really known outside of Brazil - they weren't even known inside their own country - but this album made them famous all over Brazil, though it wasn't originally released outside of the beautiful country where dancing and having fun never ends. This album was an great impact - real Sepultura's career has begun with it.
This album is probably their most underrated. At first i didn't actually like the album, but noticed how prolific each member of the band was with their respective instruments. The cynic would obviously cast this off as a rip-off of slayer/metallica/megadeth etc., but this album deserves to be listened to more than once.
Couldn't be less bothered by that (I always hear more Celtic Frost though but that is mainly in the first album though)... Really liked this album when I heard it many years ago and still do.
This is such an obnoxious Slayer rip-off. I can't even listen to it anymore it bothers me that much.
Beneath The Remains is even more SLayer like as is Arise, so you should steer clear of those then as wel
But glad to finally see someone agree with me on Sepultura being way Slayer-like.
Haven't heard Beneath The Remains, and I have listened to Arise in a while, but I remember the title track being super catchy, and not too Slayer-esque. I'll have to listen to them both.