Sepulturas acclaimed 1989 album, Beneath The Remains, marks the bands major label debut on Roadrunner. Widely regarded today as a thrash-metal classic, the album perfectly distilled the Brazilian bands potent mix of piercing melodies and pummelling rhythms. In December 1988, brothers Max (guitar/vocals) and Igor Cavalera (drums), Paulo Jr. (bass) and Andreas Kisser (guitar) recorded Beneath the Remains in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with producer Scott Burns. Soon after its release in April 1989, the album was hailed by fans and critics alike for standout songs like Inner Self, Primitive Future and the title track. The album has been remastered especially for this collection. The Deluxe 2CD Edition also features nine unreleased mixdown recordings taken from the Beneath the Remains sessions at Nas Nuvens Studios in Rio de Janeiro. Highlights include versions of Lobotomy and Mass Hypnosis, as well as instrumental versions Slaves Of Pain and Sarcastic Existence. The studio tracks are complemented by unreleased recordings of the band performing live on September 22, 1989 at the Zeppelinhalle, West Germany. The concert features songs from Beneath the Remains (Primitive Future and Inner Self) and the bands previous albums (Troops Of Doom and Escape To The Void), along with covers of Black Sabbaths Symptom Of the Universe and the Dead Kennedys Holiday In Cambodia.