| American Devastation | |
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| Tracks 1-6 - S�o Paulo, Brazil, Feb. 27, 1988 Tracks 7-14 - The Showcase, San Antonio, TX, Nov. 24, 1989 | |
| Stay Sharp Records STS 70504 | |
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1. From The Past Comes The Storm [sic] (partial) |
| 2. Troops Of Doom | |
| 3. Medley: War/Escape To The Void | |
| 4. Antichrist | |
| 5. To The Wall | |
| 6. Rest In Pain | |
| 7. Primitive Future | |
| 8. Inner Self | |
| 9. Escape To The Void | |
| 10. Troops Of Doom | |
| 11. Slaves Of Pain | |
| 12. Mass Hypnosis | |
| 13. Medley: La Cucaracha/Symptom Of The Universe | |
| 14. Beneath The Remains | |
I believe that the S�o Paulo tracks are the earliest live material of the band available on bootleg CD. My particular copy came in a thick, felt-covered gatefold case printed with the tribal Sepultura "S" and the "American Devastation" title, as pictured above. I've never seen or heard any reference to the case anywhere else.
Tracks 1-6 are of an overall good quality, but there are some occasional defects and static in the recording, and towards the end, the vocals get quite hard to hear. Stage banter is obviously in Portuguese. Track 1 starts with a fade-in that is well into the song.
Tracks 7-14 are from a show with Devastation and Faith Or Fear. The vocals appear to be distorted with a lot of echo and they often overpower the instruments. There is a drop-out at 1:52 during "Slaves of Pain," and a fade-out/break between tracks 12 and 13.
| Arise Alive | |
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| Live Dynamo Club, Eindhoven, Holland, May 17, 1991 | |
| Metal Memory MM 90032 | |
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| Given tracklisting: | Correct tracklisting: |
| 1. Arise | 1. Intro/Arise |
| 2. Inner Self | 2. Inner Self |
| 3. Mass Hypnosis | 3. Mass Hypnosis |
| 4. Dead Embryonic Cells | 4. Dead Embryonic Cells |
| 5. Desperate Cry | 5. Desperate Cry |
| 6. Slaves Of Pain | 6. Slaves Of Pain |
| 7. Guitar Solo | 7. Andreas Kisser Guitar Solo |
| 8. Under Siege (Regnum Irae) | 8. Under Siege (Regnum Irae) |
| 9. Troops Of Doom | 9. Troops Of Doom |
| 10. Altered State | 10. Altered State/Murder |
| 11. Orgasmatron | 11. Orgasmatron (Mot�rhead cover) |
| 12. Beneath The Remains | 12. Beneath The Remains |
| 13. Symptom Of The Universe | 13. Black Sabbath Medley |
| 14. Policia | 14. Policia (Titas cover) |
There seem to be a few slight changes in the volume level during the early part of this bootleg, but otherwise, an excellent show from before they started getting too modern and/or tribal-influenced. Max states that it's the first European show of the "Arise" tour. This seems to have been just a regular show at the Dynamo, as Dynamo Open Air for that year wasn't until May 20th.
"Slaves of Pain" has a false start (I think they mess up the lead run); they then start over from the beginning.
Track 13 contains a few seconds of the intros to "Sweet Leaf" and "Zero the Hero" respectively, and then goes into a cover of "Symptom of the Universe."
| Brazil Nuts | |
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| Monsters Of Rock, Donington Park, UK, June 4, 1994 | |
| Home Records HR5953-9 | |
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1. Refuse/Resist |
| 2. Territory | |
| 3. Troops Of Doom | |
| 4. Slave New World | |
| 5. Propaganda | |
| 6. Mass Hypnosys [sic] | |
| 7. Innerself [sic] | |
| 8. Manifest | |
| 9. Nomad | |
| 10. Instrumental (Kaiowas) | |
| 11. Arise | |
| 12. Orgasmatron (Mot�rhead cover) | |
| 13. Policia (Titas cover) | |
The back insert spines say "Brazilian Nuts." This is not from the soundboard--it's probably sourced from part of the radio broadcast of the show, because there are some edits and most of the profanity has been censored. I don't think the radio broadcast included the full set to begin with, and this bootleg doesn't even include all of the radio broadcast.
Note that there are several bootleg CDs of this show, some with editing and tracklisting differences:
"Castle Manifest 1994"
"In Concert '94"
"Live Hypnosis"
"Nailbomb"
"Sepultura England 1994"
"Territory"
| Brazilian Nuts UK '94 | |
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| assumed to be Palasesto, Milan, Italy, Nov. 16, 1993 Given recording information is incorrect! | |
| JD Records JDG 245 | |
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| Given tracklisting: | Correct tracklisting: |
| 1. Anti Cop | 1. Anticop |
| 2. Troops Of Doom | 2. Troops Of Doom |
| 3. In The Name | 3. Amen/Inner Self |
| 4. We Who Are Not As Others | 4. We Who Are Not As Others |
| 5. Slave New York | 5. Territory |
| 6. Propaganda | 6. Nomad |
| 7. Territory | 7. Slave New World |
| 8. Nomad | 8. Propaganda |
| 9. Altared State | 9. Altered State |
| 10. Beneath Of Earth | 10. Beneath The Remains |
| 11. Dead Embryonic Cells | 11. Dead Embryonic Cells |
| 12. Crucificados Pelo Sistema | 12. Crucificados Pelo Sistema (Ratos De Por�o cover)/ Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing (Discharge cover) |
Bootleg claims to be live in the UK '94 and appears to be from the Donington show of that year, but you can hear Max say "Gracie!" and "Ciao!" in the stage banter, so it's probably from the Milan show, which also exists on some other bootlegs. The tracks have edit and breaks between them, so if it is indeed from that show, the song order has been slightly rearranged and it is incomplete (the original Milan set had about 20 songs).
Note that the circular orange sticker on the cover scan is not part of the cover graphic.
| Godly Beings Split with Obituary | |
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| Tracks 8-11 - Dynamo Open Air Festival, Eindhoven, Holland, June 4, 1990 Tracks 1-7 - see Obituary page | |
| Northwind 003 | |
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| Given tracklisting: | Correct tracklisting: |
| 1. -- -- | 1. Infected/Godly Beings - Obituary |
| 2. -- -- | 2. Turned Inside Out - Obituary |
| 3. -- -- | 3. Cause Of Death - Obituary |
| 4. -- -- | 4. Body Bag - Obituary |
| 5. -- -- | 5. Chopped In Half - Obituary |
| 6. -- -- | 6. Slowly We Rot - Obituary |
| 7. -- -- | 7. Words Of Evil - Obituary |
| 8. Hungry | 8. Troops Of Doom |
| 9. Slaves Of Pain | 9. Slaves Of Pain |
| 10. Beneath The Remains | 10. Beneath The Remains |
| 11. Lobotomy | 11. Sarcastic Existence |
| Innerself Life | |
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| Tracks 1-14 - Aardschokdag, Rijnhal, Arnhem, Holland, April 4, 1992 Tracks 15-17 - Vara Studios, Hilversum, Holland, May 15, 1991 Tracks 18-20 - ???? | |
| Sirius Records SR 008 Limited to 1000 copies | |
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| Given tracklisting: | Correct tracklisting: |
| 1. Desperate Cries | 1. Desperate Cry |
| 2. Innerself | 2. Troops Of Doom |
| 3. Crucifiction | 3. Crucifixion |
| 4. Escape To The Void | 4. Escape To The Void |
| 5. Murder | 5. Murder |
| 6. Subtraction | 6. Subtraction |
| 7. Altered State | 7. Altered State |
| 8. Slaves Of Pain | 8. Slaves Of Pain |
| 9. Under Siege(Regnum Irae) | 9. Under Siege (Regnum Irae) |
| 10. Primitive Future | 10. Primitive Future |
| 11. Orgasmatron | 11. Drug Me (Dead Kennedys cover) |
| 12. Dead Embryonic Cells | 12. Orgasmatron (Mot�rhead cover) |
| 13. Beneath The Remains | 13. Dead Embryonic Cells |
| 14. Orgasmatron | 14. Beneath The Remains |
| 15. Dead Embryonic Cells | 15. Orgasmatron (Mot�rhead cover) |
| 16. Innserself And More | 16. Dead Embryonic Cells |
| -- -- | 17. Inner Self |
| -- -- | 18. Mass Hypnosis |
| -- -- | 19. Troops Of Doom |
| -- -- | 20. Protest And Survive (Discharge cover) |
No specific date information is given on the bootleg. The location is spelled "Rynhal" on the bootleg itself. Tracks 1-14 have breaks and fade-outs/fade-ins inbetween them, so most of the stage banter is lost. The Rijnhal tracks are also on the "Brainstorm," "Live In Rijnhal, Arnhem," and "Tales from the Crypt" bootlegs. "Crucifixion" is the shortened version with different lyrics (I think?) that Sepultura played in the 90s.
Tracks 15-17 seem to be a "live in the studio" type affair, as there's no crowd noise, and the sound is excellent. These tracks are also included on a few other bootleg CDs, including "Nutty Death."
I have no clue where the other 3 tracks are from. 18 and 19 are live, but track 20 just sounds like a jam session.
It's interesting to mention that the same back insert picture on this bootleg (with the skull-headed cop) seemed to be recycled for a lot of various bootlegs-- it was also used as the cover for the Iron Maiden "We're Gonna Get You" bootleg CD and a Judas Priest bootleg vinyl.
| Live Hypnosis (Cardboard slipcase) | |
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| Monsters Of Rock, Donington Park, UK, June 4, 1994 | |
| P.C. Entertainment Collector's Edition No.1 | |
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1. Refuse/Resist |
| 2. Territory | |
| 3. Troops Of Doom/Slave New World | |
| 4. Propaganda | |
| 5. Mass Hypnosis | |
| 6. Inner Self | |
| 7. Manifest/Nomad *Reprise | |
| 8. Kaiowas | |
| 9. Arise | |
| 10. Orgasmatron (Mot�rhead cover) | |
| 11. Policia (Titas cover) | |
The text at the bottom of the front of the bootleg reads "Unlicensed Australian Collectors Edition 94"--probably released when Australian legal loopholes allowed unlicensed live recordings to be released.
Though no recording information is given, it's yet another of the many Donington '94 bootleg CDs available. Like the "Brazil Nuts" bootleg, there's some censoring, so it's been taken from the radio broadcast of the show and is an incomplete set. While the two bootlegs contain the same tracks, "Live Hypnosis" runs a tad bit longer, probably due to editing differences. I didn't notice any other noticeable major differences between the two, but the mid-'90s era of the band isn't exactly my favorite to listen to.
This bootleg was probably sourced from another bootleg CD, as you can hear faint noises where track seperations are between songs that don't correspond to the track indexing on the CD.