#41 October 1987

Welcome to this weeks episode of The Heavy Metal History Podcast.

October of 1987. A month that saw a monumental release from a band from Brazil, the legendary Sepultura, a band that defied geographical odds to get recognized in an American dominated genre up to this point. Exodus falls in line with other legendary Bay Area thrash bands and released “Pleasures of the Flesh” an album and band that often gets overlooked in conversation about “big” thrash bands. Finally a band that would have members who would all be legendary in their own right with a little help from Dave Mustaine, Sanctuary would prove to be the catalyst for the likes of Warrel Dane and Jeff Loomis.

Albums we discussed this week:

• Sepultura - "Schizophrenia"

• Exodus - "Pleasures of the Flesh"

• Sanctuary - "Refuge Denied"

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