My Bloody Roots From Sepultura to Soulfly and Beyond

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My Bloody Roots From Sepultura to Soulfly and Beyond

This is the brutally honest story of life in two of the world's best-known heavy metal bands, Sepultura and Soulfly, by one of the global metal scene's most respected musicians. Much, much more than just another tale of rock'n'roll debauchery, it's a story of heartbreak and loss-and, ultimately, triumph. In it, Cavalera offers an unflinching account of life growing up in hardship in Brazil, a country not previously known for heavy metal, and the multi-million-selling success, against all odds, of the band he founded with his brother, Iggor: Sepultura. Then, for the first time, he reveals the full story behind his split with the band after which he did not speak to his brother for years and the formation of his band Soulfly, one of the most critically and commercially successful metal bands of the past two decades. He also goes into unflinching detail on the devastating impact of the deaths of his father, stepson, and grandson; his struggles with drugs and alcohol; and his eventual reunion with Iggor in The Cavalera Conspiracy. Max Cavalera has a unique and extraordinary story to tell, and My Bloody Roots is an autobiography like no other. This is essential reading for all fans of metal.

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Outline Press Ltd
Language
English
Pages
255

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My Bloody Roots From Sepultura to Soulfly and Beyond
2014, Outline Press Ltd
in English

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Library of Congress
ML418.C3, ML420.C3875 A3 2014

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL26153375M
ISBN 13
9781908279637
OCLC/WorldCat
866615319

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OL17562841W

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