Match the Song Title Clue to the Album Quiz

Answer: 3

"One" is a song played on the album titled "3" released in 2002. The song features Cristian Machado of nu/latin metal band Ill Niņo and talks about all things one.

Answer: Dark Ages

The most famous and popularly known city in ancient Mesopotamia is "Babylon", which is the name that is also used as the song title played on their fifth album "Dark Ages". The song has the prominent lyric "on and on and on and on and on" in the chorus sections.

Answer: Soulfly 1

Giving you two clues is better than one, so you'll easily know the answer as "Tribe". Tribe is the nickname given to Soulfly fanbase, as well as the description of their logo. Hence the song title that is also the fourth single unveiled by the band, "Tribe" has uses of tribal instruments in them, such as berimbau and tambora.

This is one of the most frequent Soulfly songs played in concerts.

Answer: 3

The song were talking about is "Four Elements", which appears on their third Soulfly album, "3". The song was going to be called "Throwdown" before Max Cavalera changed it to "Four Elements", before it was released. In the background sense of the term, the four elements, earth, wind, fire and water, were believed in the Classical Times to be the root components in which everything in the world were made of.

In the Soulfly song though, the "Four Elements" are heart, soul, fist, and mind mentioned in the lyrics.

Answer: Conquer

Soulfly unleashed the single "Unleash" a month before "Conquer" came out. This song features Dave Peters of Cattle Decapitation and some thought this is a Pantera-like song. "Unleash" is about making the war more devastating.

Answer: Savages

"Bloodshed" the lead track of "Savages" and the first single released from the album and the first by the record label Nuclear Blast. The air raid siren and horn are heard at the very beginning. "Bloodshed" is often paired with "Wasteland" in the lyrics.

Answer: Soulfly 1

What do you say to give a negative answer to the question asked? Of course you say 'no'. Is there's a Soulfly song simply titled "No". No way, but... there is. In this song, every lyric line starts with "No". This song features Fear Factory bassist Christian Olde Wolbers.

Answer: Ritual

It is "Bite the Bullet", which is a song on the "Ritual" album that is based around the idiom. The term was originally recorded to be used in the 1891 novel "The Light that Failed" written by Rudyard Kipling.

Answer: Savages

The man is tortured in "Spiral", a song on "Savages". There's Machine Head-like sound in the middle of this song. The chorus lines containing the title word are "I, I, spiral of the mind" and "Spiral in the sky".

Answer: Omen

It's called the "Kingdom", which is the song title on the album "Omen". The song is about the kingdom being under the attack.

Answer: Enslaved

The Spanish for "silver and lead" is "Plata O Plomo", which is a song on their 8th album "Enslaved" released in 2012. "Plata O Plomo" features then-Soulfly bassist Tony Campos co-singing with Max Cavalera. Campos sings in Spanish while Cavalera sings in Portuguese.

Answer: Archangel

"Titans" is a song played on "Archangel". It's about the War of the Titans in which the Titans battle the Olympians, which is another group of Greek deities that succeed Titans.

Answer: Conquer

There's impending doom! "Doom" is a song on the album "Conquer" that talks about, you know it!, doom. On "Omen", there is the song titled "Mega-Doom" (also titled "Visions") which talks about the world getting into turmoil.

Answer: Primitive

"Terrorist" is on "Primitive" released less than a year before the terrorist attacks on 9/11. The song features Slayer vocalist Tom Araya. Some of the lyric lines whom Araya sings were copied from the Slayer song "Criminally Insane". "Confront and destroy" is repeated four times in each chorus where Cavalera and Araya switch off saying it.

Answer: Archangel

A Mesopotamian sun god that appears as the song title on the album "Archangel" is "Shamash". This song got some middle eastern tones, melodic guitar, and even choir by the priests. The first line of lyrics is "Shamash - Ira Deorum (Wrath of the gods)", then the next line is "Shamash, the fire burning Sun".

Answer: Prophecy

Spread the wings and fly! "Wings" is the last track on the standard edition of "Prophecy" album, which came out in 2004. "Wings" is the R&B song that features female vocals by Asha Rabouin and has the lyric line "Wings all over us". The song tributes Asha to her brother who died at only 19 years old in 2000.

Answer: Omen

"Jeffrey Dahmer" is a song on "Omen" album that is about the infamous Wisconsin serial killer who killed 17 people, all are men, from 1978-1991. Dahmer was born on May 21, 1960 and was killed by an inmate in prison on November 28, 1994 when he was 34 (17×2) years old. Max Cavalera was thinking about writing the song about him for a long time.

Answer: Prophecy

"In the Meantime" is the title of a song on "Prophecy". The song was originally recorded by the band called Helmet. The Soulfly song was written by Page Hamilton, who wrote songs for Helmet.

Answer: Dark Ages

"Frontlines" is a song played on the album "Dark Ages". The song is unsurprisingly about the war. The accompanying music video displays the fight during the Kosovo War. The end of this song has recorded noises of the battle.

Answer: Primitive

I fly high when I listen to the prototypical song "Flyhigh", which is my favorite Soulfly song! It is the last track of my favorite album "Primitive". In that song, Asha Rabouin sings in the technoish section, singing in lines like "Just let my soul fly free". Don't forget to let your soul fly free! If you want to join the talk regarding this band, join me in my facebook group "Soulfly - fly high" by going to the following URL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Soulfly.flyhigh/