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IDEA GENERATION

DANTE XXI (2006)

ased on and the three parts of Dante Alighieri’s legendary narrative poem, was hailed as Sepultura’s best album of the Derrick Green era to date. It certainly helped that tapped into the furious intensity of the band’s early days. Writing an album about a journey through Hell is well metal, too.

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