Forty years end the way they were spent, with the tape running in every town. Sepultura will put out a live album of forty songs taken from forty different cities on the farewell tour, and Andreas Kisser says it arrives next year.
He told Loud Society, in an interview done days before the last concert on 7 November, that every show of the tour was recorded. "Next year we're gonna put out a live album. 40 songs," he said. "[It will be] all about this tour with this lineup."
There will be no DVD with it. "I mean, we're gonna film the last show, of course. We don't know what we're gonna do with that, but we're definitely gonna film," Kisser said. "But the live album, it's live, like audio, like old school. 40 tracks, 40 different cities around the world. Because we recorded every show. So we were organized with a lot of photos, booklets and stuff, old-school vibes, vinyl, box set."
That last show happened at the Suhai Music Hall, which holds a little over nine thousand. In September it had been moved there from a stadium with room for around twenty six thousand. Jairo Guedz, who held the guitar seat before Kisser and played on Bestial Devastation and Morbid Visions, came up for it, and so did João Gordo of Ratos de Porão.
The band formed in 1984 and carried Beneath The Remains, Arise, Chaos A.D. and Roots out of Brazil and into every other country that would have them. Forty songs is the receipt.