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| (180 gram pressing) An obscure bit of Brazilian folk rock from the early 70s – recorded with an easygoing, laidback style that's really wonderful! |
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TRACKLIST
A1 Do Zero Adiante
A2 Blusa De Linho
A3 Você Pode Ir Além
A4 Epilogo
A5 Tributo Ao Sorriso
B1 O Jogo
B2 O Missão
B3 Venhar Pisa Na Grama
B4 Transe Uma
B5 Cara & Coroa
B6 Ai, Que Saudade Que Eu Tenho
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An obscure bit of Brazilian folk rock from the early 70s – recorded with an easygoing, laidback style that's really wonderful! The group's working mostly here in a blend of acoustic guitar and percussion – and some of the guitar work is done by Jorge Amiden of O Terco, using a strange three-necked guitar that looks mighty weird in the picture! This instrument seems to be played using a bow at times – creating a "guitar strings" sort of feel that gives the record a bit more class than you might expect from its relatively rootsy setting – and there's also some great subtle production on the vocals that compresses them slightly, in a way that links the record to some of the other South American rock of the time. Titles include "O Jogo", "Tributo Ao Sorriso", "Blusa Le Linho", "Voce Pole Ir Alem", "Do Zepo Adiante", "Transe Uma", "Cara Ou Coroa", and "Venha Pisar Na Grama".
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