Soulfly - The Song Remains Insane (2005)
Great live footage of Soulfly across the globe. Many interviews with Max, covering the Sepultura years through Prophecy. All the Soulfly videos and in the studio for Prophecy.
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Great live footage of Soulfly across the globe. Many interviews with Max, covering the Sepultura years through Prophecy. All the Soulfly videos and in the studio for Prophecy.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:3/1/2005
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Runtime:79 minutes
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