LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

180 gram audiophile vinyl + CD

With the release of their debut LP in 1968, Os Mutantes cracked the already red hot Tropicalia scene wide open. Fusing traditional Brazilian music, psychedelia, rock and a good dose of pure experimentalism, they quickly became giants both in Brazil and in the outer fringes of pop music, where they have managed to reign supreme for the past four decades. Not an easy task in such a crowded arena. Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Jorge Ben, Tom Z, AND Os Mutantes? What do these people put in their drinking water? The band went on to release several more albums, but this one was their magnum opus.

Track Listing:

• A1 Panis Et Circensis 3:38
• A2 A Minha Menina 4:41
• A3 O Relógio 3:29
• A4 Adeus Maria Fulô 3:04
• A5 Baby 2:59
• A6 Senhor F 2:33
• B1 Bat Macumba 3:08
• B2 Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour 3:37
• B3 Trem Fantasma 3:16
• B4 Tempo No Tempo (Once Was A Time I Thought) 1:47
• B5 Ave Genghis Khan 3:47
• CD-1 Panis Et Circensis 3:38
• CD-2 A Minha Menina 4:41
• CD-3 O Relógio 3:29
• CD-4 Adeus Maria Fulô 3:04
• CD-5 Baby 2:59
• CD-6 Senhor F 2:33
• CD-7 Bat Macumba 3:08
• CD-8 Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour 3:37
• CD-9 Trem Fantasma 3:16
• CD-10 Tempo No Tempo (Once Was A Time I Thought) 1:47
• CD-11 Ave Genghis Khan 3:47