Side A
Artist	Song
Buttons	Slow Down - {Buttons}
Blow Up	Trilha 17 - {(2nd)}
Brazoes	Canastra Real - {Os Brazoes}
We All Together	Hey Revolution - {We All Together}
Lula Cortes E Ze Ramalho	Pedra Templo Animal - {Terra/Fogo}
Bango	Ode to Billy - {Bango}
Ronnie Von	Vamos Falar De VocO - {1967}
Mad Dog	Morroco - {617}
Som Imaginario	Tema Dos Deuses (Milton Nascimento) - {Som Imaginario}
Persona	Terra - {Som}
Flaviola e O Bando Do Sol	Cantao De Outona - {Flaviola E O Bando Do Sol}
Secos & Molhados	El Rey - {Secos & Molhados}
Gilberto Gil	Procissao - {Tropicßlia - A Brazilian Revolution In Sound}
Damiao Experienta	Planeta Lamma - {Planeta Lamma}
Os Mutantes	Ave, Lucifer - {A Divina Comedia Ou Ando Meio Desligado}
Fßbio	Menino De Bratana - {Os Frutos De Mi Tierra}
Rubinho e Mauro Assampacao	Quero Companheira - {Love, Peace & Poetry -- Brazilian Psychedelic Music}
Gal Costa	Tuareg - {Gal}
Hugo Filho	Quero Voce, Voce - {Love, Peace & Poetry -- Brazilian Psychedelic Music}
Marconi Notaro	Antropol=gica II - {No Sub Reino Dos Metazoßrios}
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Liverpool	Olhai os Lirios do Campo - {Por Favor Sucesso}
Modulo 1000	Animalia - {Nao Fale Com Paredes}
Guilherme Lamounier	Telhados do Mundo - {Guilherme Lamounier}
Spectrum	Trilha Antiga - {Geracao Bendita}
Sound Factory	Im Yours and in Hors - {Same}
Tom ZT	Jimmy, Renda-se - {Tropicßlia - A Brazilian Revolution In Sound}
Beatniks	Outside Chance - {Singles}
The Galaxies	Hey!!! - {The Galaxies}
Rubinho e Mauro Assumptao	Sozinho Nao Estou - {Perfeitamente, Justamente Quando Cheguei}
Caetano Veloso	Nao Identificado - {Caetano Veloso}
Milton Nascimento	Hoje e Dia De El Rey - {Milagre dos Peixes}
Inferno No Mundo	Bango - {Love, Peace & Poetry -- Brazilian Psychedelic Music}
Os Lobos	Cabine Classe A - {Miragem}
Laghonia	Billy Morsa - {Glue}
Paulo Bagunta e a Tropa Maldita	Madalena - {Paulo Bagunta e a Tropa Maldita}
Satwa	Blue do Cachorro Muito Louco - {Satwa}
Manduka	Brasil 1500 - {Manduka}

Comment:

And, to far more important things...the tumbling shall continue!!!This double-disc installment, obviously, focuses on the wonderful underground psychedelic music of Brazil.For reference, I will go to the very same source as AMG: The Brazilian Psych liner notes of Stan Denski. Who explains,"the mid- to late '60s were the days of General Humberto Castelo's dictatorship, which made any musical activity a political act. Those were also the days of the Tropicalia movement, and if the artists on this collection never had the exposure or appeal of people like Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso (whom are also represented), they don't escape their influence. Then again, "psychedelic" means a lot of British and American pop entered the ears of these young Brazilian musicians...Imagine Tropicalia percussion, flute, and Portuguese lyrics backed by loud fuzz guitars and hard-rocking rhythm sections."E, cheers a isso!As always much thanks to fellow AoTMers for contributions! And, if I may, a special "Shout Para Fora" to Moe for pointing me to a recourse which helped fill numerous gaps.A tudo, aprecfe!

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