In the first of an ongoing series i take a look at the amazing “Chaos A.D.” album by Sepultura
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Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead
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Chaos: Making a New Science
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Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties
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My 2nd favourite metal album EVER, I grew up with this album and I adore it. Their best album.
Great review man
Top album !!!
Great review! This was my first album into Sepultura. I saw territory on Headbangers ball.
Great review thanks! My favourite Sepultura album and one of my favourite albums of any band!!!! Where is it that you are walking by the way?
Spot on. This was also my introduction to Sepultura. Great album, great review, cheers.
Fave Sepultura album for sure!
i was convinced with the fear factory review. i tried to ignore the machine head review (could not). “political… shit..” *sold* *subscribe* thank you for the terry pratcett inserts i so dearly miss.
Video ideas – top ten lists. Top ten favorite songs from your favorite metal bands
Another great video, I’d love to see a review of the new Feed the Rhino album.
8:33 *Batucada (my advantages of being latin!)
Sepultura at there best i always loved the diversity in this album n1 great review as always