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Morbid Visions/Bestial Devastation,Sepultura

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Sepultura
Released 1986

Troops of Doom
03:21
2,484 plays

Morbid Visions
03:23
2,184 plays

Bestial Devastation
03:06
2,010 plays

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songs

- 1
- Morbid Visions
- 03:23
- 2,184 plays

- 2
- Mayhem
- 03:15
- 1,623 plays

- 3
- Troops of Doom
- 03:21
- 2,484 plays

- 4
- War
- 05:32
- 1,586 plays

- 5
- Crucifixion
- 05:02
- 1,383 plays

- 6
- Show Me the Wrath
- 03:52
- 1,605 plays

- 7
- Funeral Rites
- 04:23
- 1,640 plays

- 8
- Empire of the Damned
- 04:24
- 1,432 plays

- 9
- The Curse
- 00:00
- 1,378 plays

- 10
- Bestial Devastation
- 03:06
- 2,010 plays

- 11
- Antichrist
- 03:46
- 1,985 plays

- 12
- Necromancer
- 03:52
- 1,677 plays

- 13
- Warriors of Death
- 04:07
- 1,806 plays

album review

Sepultura's early work can be described as extremely raw, under-produced, and unspectacular death metal, hardly a harbinger of their groundbreaking early-'90s output. Thankfully, Roadrunner conveniently reissued the band's first album, 1986's Morbid Visions, and its 1985 EP Bestial Devastation on one CD. Recorded with minimal time and money, this material reveals a band still learning its craft; in fact, original lead guitarist Jairo T. is the only decent musician of the bunch. Still, Sepultura shows early flashes of death metal inspiration on "Warriors of Death," "Crucifixion," and "Show Me the Wrath," while "Troops of Doom" (later re-recorded) is the only obvious standout. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide