#derrick green

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Kerrang!

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Sepultura

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The Dual Substance Of Christ

The Yearning So Human

Of Man To Attain God

Has Always Been A Deep

Inscrutable Mystery To Me

My Principle Anguish And Source

Of All My Joys And Sorrows

Religion Domain Is All I See

Suffocate The Scum With Mediocrity

Lying And Changing Your Fate

Anno Domini Ends - Misery

From My Youth Onward

Has Been The Incessant

Merciless Battle Between

The Spirit And The Flesh

And My Soul Is The Arena

Where These Two Armies

Have Clashed And Met

Holy Wars Unleashing Bloody Raids

The Sacred Earth Without A Face

Consumed By Murderous Sinners

Psychotic Leader

Insane-Insane-Insane-Insane!

Living In A Dying Age

Persecute The Human Race

Triumph Of Death In The Wasteland

Blood Signs Your Epitaph

Religion Domain Is All I See

Suffocate The Scum With Mediocrity

Lying And Changing Your Fate

Anno Domini Ends - Misery

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Derrick green and Christina scabbia

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Tuesday, November 8: Sepultura, “The Experiment”

Conventional wisdom held that Max Cavalera’s departure drained Sepultura of its creativity, heart and momentum, and for the first few years album and ticket sales reflected that.  But Cavalera quickly found himself in a creative (and eventually commercial) rut with Soulfly, resorting to cheap trend-hopping and burning through the goodwill he accumulated over the years, while Andreas Kisser worked to push Sepultura in ways that were more artistically compelling and fulfilling if not commercially rewarding.  And although not all of these endeavors fully hit the mark- and the chaotic chemistry of the early ‘90s was gone forever- the Derrick Green era held up better than expected.  Certainly Max Cavalera would never have thought to build a concept album based on A Clockwork Orange, but if anything A-Lex took the immersive approach of Roots and applied that philosophy to a different set of textures. Even with that, “The Experiment” balanced the band’s ambition with their foundation in hardcore and extreme metal: Kisser delivered his trademark full-throttle aggression with traces of melody, while new drummer Jean Dolabella was more technical than Igor Cavalera and added a different but still exciting dynamic.  And it was worth noting that by 2009 Green had more than established himself as a vocalist in his own right, his roar getting stronger with each release.  A-Lex wasn’t perfect- it ran a bit long and got a little samey in the back half, unlike the leaner and more effective Dante XXI- but it showed that Sepultura had no interest in standing still, unlike their former bandmate.

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Sepultura  -  Embrace The Storm

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Happy birthday Derrick Green

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SEPULTURA Announce 40 Years Farewell European Tour "Celebrating Life Through Death"

SEPULTURA Announce 40 Years Farewell European Tour "Celebrating Life Through Death". #sepultura @sepulturacombr

Sepultura have issued the following statement…“Sepultura has reached the end of the road and has chosen to depart via a conscious and planned death. Throughout the next 18 months we will celebrate 40 years of existence together along with our loyal fans on a farewell tour across the entire globe. It will be a celebration of the past and the present for one final time. After 4 decades filled with…

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Sepultura’s Derrick Green Calls Out Venues for Taking Absurd Percentages of Bands Merchandise Sales

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Inner Self (2021 version) by Sepultura featuring Phil Rind I’m listening to post Max Cavalera Sepultura and there’s a lot of cool stuff I’ll highlight later on. For now enjoy the 2021 version of Inner Self featuring Phil Rind from Sacred Reich.

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(The Metal Gods Meltdown)

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Derrick Chew - Green Arrow & Black Canary

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Mighty Morphin #3 Cover Art (Variant Cover H by Derrick Chew)

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“Cover H for Mighty Morphin #3″ from Derrick Chew.  

HOLY MOLY!