Sepultura Roots CD

Roots Music

List Price	$24.98 (You save $4.23)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Death Metal
Label	Roadrunner
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	51126
CD Universe Part number	6853079
Catalog number	618154
Discs	2
Release Date	Jun 07, 2005
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ross Robinson
Engineer	Chuck Johnson
Personnel	Max Cavalera - vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, berimbau, percussion Igor Cavalera - drums, timbau, djembe, percussion Andreas Kisser - guitar Paulo Jr. - bass guitar Also: Jonathan Davis, D.J. Lethal, Mike Patton, Carlinhos Brown, Ross Robinson, David Silvera, Xavantes tribe
Additional Info	Bonus CD; Bonus Tracks; Reissue; Digipak

Sepultura Roots Songs

		Roots CD DISC 1:
	1.	Roots Bloody Roots
	2.	Attitude
	3.	Cut-Throat
	4.	Ratamahatta - (African Languages)
	5.	Breed Apart
	6.	Straighthate
	7.	Spit
	8.	Lookaway
	9.	Dusted
	10.	Born Stubborn
	11.	Jasco
	12.	Itsari - (African Languages)
	13.	Ambush
	14.	Endangered Species
	15.	Dictatorsh*T
	16.	Canyon Jam - (Hidden Track)
		Roots Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Procreation (Of the Wicked)
	2.	Mine
	3.	War
	4.	Lookaway - (Master Vibe mix)
	5.	Mine - (Andy Wallace mix)
	6.	Dusted - (Demo)
	7.	Roots Bloody Roots - (Demo)
	8.	R.D.P. - (Demo)
	9.	Untitled - (Demo)
	10.	Attitude - (Live)
	11.	Roots Bloody Roots - (Megawatt 1 mix)
	12.	Roots Bloody Roots - (Megawatt 2 mix)

Roots Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Speed, Heavy Grooves Meet Tribal
Well Roots should be in every hardcore fan,music library.As you listen the first track you say what is this?, is crazy make jump dance and bang your head. Still with political lyrics, Max and co deliver to you is a wild life in the amazon.
Submitted by blizozz (New York,NY)
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5 stars HEAVY!
Just got it from a friend of mine and can't stop listening....check out new cd of LAMB OF GOD:Sacrament! Also very very very GOOD stuff! :=)
Submitted by nponk (prague)
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5 stars re-issue
woo! RR rereleased this album with a bonus disc which includes B-Sides to mark their 25th anniversary! roots, bloody rooots...
Submitted by heminder (birmingham, uk)
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3 stars HUH!?
Why did Roadrunner Re-Re-release this album? Dont get it?!
Submitted by Derek (West Sacramento, ca)
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