Soulfly CD

Soulfly Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $3.69)
Category	Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock/Pop
Label	Roadrunner
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	16712
CD Universe Part number	1019508
Catalog number	618748
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 21, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ross Robinson
Engineer	Richard Kaplan
Personnel	Max Cavalera - vocals, guitar, sitar, berimbau, electric berimbau, chains Roy "Rata" Mayorga - drums, percussion, tambora Jackson Bandeira - guitar Also: D.J. Lethal, Eric Bobo, Fred Durst, Dino Cazares, Christian Olde Wolbers, Benji, Chico Moreno, Chino

Soulfly Songs

1.	Eye For an Eye	$0.99
2.	No Hope=No Fear
3.	Bleed	$0.99
4.	Tribe	$0.99
5.	Bumba	$0.99
6.	First Commandment	$0.99
7.	Bumbklaatt	$0.99
8.	Soulfly	$0.99
9.	Umbabarauma	$0.99
10.	Quilombo	$0.99
11.	Fire	$0.99
12.	Song Remains Insane, The	$0.99
13.	No	$0.99
14.	Prejudice	$0.99
15.	Karmageddon	$0.99

Soulfly Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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1 star ĄĄĄNU-METAL!!!
This isn't REAL metal... If you loves hip-hop - reggae and gay music ĄĄTHIS IS YOUR ALBUM!!
Submitted by ozkr (Doral, Fl, USA)
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5 stars real metal!!!!!!!!!!1
max has kept it real for a decade.all the music on soulfly (soulfly) is amazing anyone that says its like roots and only gives it two stars is clearly a new metal fan!this album will go down in history as one of the most crushing albums ever huge props maw keep up the good work!
Submitted by jonathan chevrier(downd eastah) (eastport, maine)
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5 stars the greatest album of all time SOULFLY
You do your thing Max! A big F.U. goes to Andreas, Sepultura is Max and Igor's group. They let you in and should have kicked you out, but enough about that this is the soulfly review. This is the best cd i've heard since "Roots". With songs like prejudice, quilombo, fire, and tribe just to name a few this cd is a 10 out of 5 stars. Anyone who say's the tribal music dosn't fit is not a true fan, an does not dsevere to own the cd. With guest like chino from the deftones and fred durst and Bengi just proves Max is the man in front of his peers. If you don't own this cd buy now what the hell is your problem. I hope you live long enough to see soulfly rise higher than any band ever. R.I.P. Dana we know what you meant to Max see you soon, much love.
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5 stars Better than Sepultura?
Hi there I was so down about Max leaving Sepultura I was going crazy waiting for Soulfly to come out. I love this album every song kicks ass and even the acoustic jams are pretty cool. Its hard to answer the above question but because of who Sepultura is but I will say that Soulfly is a hell of alot better than the new Sepultura. Max is right now the best metal musician there is.
Submitted by Calcio44 (Fort St. John, B.C.,Canada)
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5 stars Soulfly
Seeing as Soulfly totally rock I think all heavy metal fans should get this album they are in my top five favorate bands and they're music is some of the best I've heard. I'd have to say that the best song is tribe but the first six or seven ones are acually the best on the album I buy all their shirts and everything I can afford, when I get some more cash I'll be buyin' their new album anyway they are a very good band and I reccommend it to anyone considering buying a cd.
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