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Brazil Classics 4: The Best Of Tom Zé
| A1 | Mã | 3:53 |
| A2 | O Riso E A Faca | 2:41 |
| A3 | Toc | 2:59 |
| A4 | Tô | 2:46 |
| A5 | Um "Oh" E Um "Ah" | 0:59 |
| A6 | Ui! (Você Inventa) | 3:01 |
| A7 | Cademar | 0:45 |
| A8 | Só (Solidão) | 4:29 |
| B1 | Hein? | 3:32 |
| B2 | Augusta, Angélica, E Consolação | 3:43 |
| B3 | Dói | 3:23 |
| B4 | Complexo De Épico | 1:17 |
| B5 | A Felicidade | 3:19 |
| B6 | Vai (Menina, Amanhá De Manhá) | 2:22 |
| B7 | Nave Maria | 3:27 |
Compiled By – David Byrne
Written By – Tom Zé
Written By – Tom Zé
This album is dedicated to Maestro Almiro Oliveira
"We’re re-releasing two of Tom Zé’s albums—thirty years after they first came out!—both chock full of avant garde pop hits ready to be discovered and exalted by the mainstream.
On both The Best of Tom Zé: Massive Hits (Brazil Classics 4)—compiled by the guy who’s great idea this record label was, David Byrne—and The Hips of Tradition: The Return of Tom Zé (Brazil 5), here’s what you have in store: Household appliances and tools in arrangements with horns, strings, “prepared” guitars (punctuated by grunts, screams and wild percussion), all melded with eccentric metaphorical lyricism. The result: sounds of “sambas and archangels / street and street riot,” sometimes hypnotic, dissonant and always a beautiful amalgamation of unusual noises, hysterical lyrics, and pop songs that remain an essential part of the Brazilian legacy of musical exploration.
The remastered, audiophile edition of The Best of Tom Zé now comes in unlimited black vinyl and a limited Brazilian Blue vinyl, both in a gatefold (we think this record sounds particularly good): tomze.bandcamp.com/album/brazil-classics-4-the-best-of-tom-z-massive-hits" Bandcamp message of 05-05-2023).
Photo's copied from: https://www.luakabop.com/products/copy-of-x-brazil-classics-4-the-best-of-tom-ze
Catalog N° and barcode refer to ; sticker with corrected barcode was attached.
"We’re re-releasing two of Tom Zé’s albums—thirty years after they first came out!—both chock full of avant garde pop hits ready to be discovered and exalted by the mainstream.
On both The Best of Tom Zé: Massive Hits (Brazil Classics 4)—compiled by the guy who’s great idea this record label was, David Byrne—and The Hips of Tradition: The Return of Tom Zé (Brazil 5), here’s what you have in store: Household appliances and tools in arrangements with horns, strings, “prepared” guitars (punctuated by grunts, screams and wild percussion), all melded with eccentric metaphorical lyricism. The result: sounds of “sambas and archangels / street and street riot,” sometimes hypnotic, dissonant and always a beautiful amalgamation of unusual noises, hysterical lyrics, and pop songs that remain an essential part of the Brazilian legacy of musical exploration.
The remastered, audiophile edition of The Best of Tom Zé now comes in unlimited black vinyl and a limited Brazilian Blue vinyl, both in a gatefold (we think this record sounds particularly good): tomze.bandcamp.com/album/brazil-classics-4-the-best-of-tom-z-massive-hits" Bandcamp message of 05-05-2023).
Photo's copied from: https://www.luakabop.com/products/copy-of-x-brazil-classics-4-the-best-of-tom-ze
Catalog N° and barcode refer to ; sticker with corrected barcode was attached.
Barcode (Typed) – 6 80899 10031
Barcode (Scanned) – 68089910031
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched) – Luaka Bop - 003 - A
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched) – Luaka Bop - 003 - B
Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped) – -59594-
Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped) – -59594-
Barcode (Scanned) – 68089910031
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched) – Luaka Bop - 003 - A
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched) – Luaka Bop - 003 - B
Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped) – -59594-
Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped) – -59594-