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"Line up from this Show: Vega "Cabeção" (First half of the Show) - Wagner Antichrist (Second half of the Show) - Vocals Gegê (Gerald Incubus) - Bass Roberto U.F.O - Guitar Zéder (Butcher) - Guitar Edu (D.D.Crazy) - Drums Information about the video by Rodrigo Führer (Holocausto) Vittória do Carmo (Placenta) Gerald Minelli (Sarcófago) The true history about this cult video Chat from Igor Lopes (Em Ruínas) with Rodrigo Führer (Holocausto) talking about this video Rodrigo says: Yeahhh, this is the early Sarcófago in a show so called BH Metal II, i was there in front of the stage, this song is called Cabeça Pesada (Heavy Head) and the man on vocals is a guy so called Vega "Cabeção" (Big Head), from Itaúna city. Then Wagner entered on the stage to end the rest of this same show I am right about it cos' i was in all Sarcófago rehearsals and this guys just made 1 single show, and not the whole show, just a part Then Wagner came on the stage and destroyed everything hehe I still remember the lyrics: "Com a cabeça pesada numa loucura pesada !!!" (With the Heavy Head in a Heavy Madness !!!) Igor Lopes "Em Ruínas" Headbanger Resistance Speed Metal Legions Brazil" I have no idea if this video was ever in color, this is how it came on the VHS tape I got via trading way back when. Sorry for the tracking issues and such but this is an OLD tape. Enjoy this piece of history. Full (?) set here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UivLzQIygGY
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