First of all he is in fact a former roadie,so the " " are useless.
Secondly of course he is,but not important as max and igor,he is not the composer or the founding member.
so it's the easiest way to continue the "band" in order to pay the bills and have enough money from the suckers that hear Nation or Dante etc.
CC and Soulfly destroys this cover band,because andreas is trying to copy max's riffing style,while max creates what is natural to him.Just put the best tracks from this cover band compared to CC or soufly..
Finally no one wants to see a reunion with paulo on bass lol,worst player ever,plus his stage presence is the worst.
I know he was their actual former roadie. Dude i got a Sepultura biography for x-mas when i was a kid so i know my Sepultura history, thanks.
I put the brackets because you seem to have a huge contempt for the guy ("he was just the cleaning guy..." kind of), as if he slept with your girlfriend or something. And frankly i don't see how being a former roadie can be wrong for the guy... Before the band broke through, the Cavalera brothers were just guys playing in some metal band you know.
As a longtime Sepultura fan i have to tell you this :
-the only albums without Kisser were the first two albums "morbid visions" and "bestial devastation"... Seriously do you think people think of those two albums when one mentions Sepultura ? Or is it more about Beneath The Remains/Arise/Chaos AD/Roots, ? More the latter actually, in which Kisser was in the band so how can you say the Sepultura from that era was only the Cavalera brothers ? Were you writing with them and touring with them ?
If it was only for the Cavaleras, i guess the Cavalera Conspiracy was supposed to sound awesome, but guess what ? It didn't ! (see my next point)
-i think you must be into the 1% group of Sepultura fans who actually prefer Soulfly and CC to the post-Max Sepultura...
Funny you mention "Nation", i think it shits all over any Soulfly/CC album really. And i'm not even anti-Soulfly/CC, i just think there is some good stuff here and there, but mostly average/sub-par/cookie cutter/rehashed stuff for the rest.
And this is coming from somebody who had Max Cavalera posters on his bedroom walls when he was a teenager, and who bought every edition available for the first two Soulfly albums.
