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Really don’t have much to say for this album. Didn’t understand much of it but truly the Latin style wasn’t terrible. It was ok background music but nothing more. 2.3/10
Os Mutantes' debut album blends traditional Brazilian music with psychedelia rock. It's well known as being an interesting or "far out" album because it is trippy, Brazilian sounding music. The sounds on this album are more experimental than other psychedelia rock from this time, but it is well produced. I don't speak Portuguese so I can't understand the lyrics - which is probably similar to most listeners - but the album can still be enjoyed for its trippy music. In conclusion, the album was certainly intriguing, but none of the songs really stuck out to me. Perhaps one should be high when listening to this album to fully understand the music.
Strange trippy 60s stuff. Not great.
Totally bollocks
Not only the worst of the 60s but also in Spanish
Comedy album. Zero points.
Cacophonous.
It's just not pleasant to listen to. I couldn't quite put my finger on what it was at first, but after a bit of ear-scratching noise, I figured out that it was mainly the little things in the songs. Random uses of instruments that don't belong, weird effects placed on the guitar and voice that bleed your ears, and an emphasis on loud noises will surely cause you to dislike this album.
Just not for me. "Tempo No Tempo" and "Ave Gengis Khan" were good.
nonsense. difficult to listen to and appreciate.
Empecé a escucharlo y no lo toleré. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Inescuchable x1000. Lo intenté. Realmente lo intenté.
why am I getting albums in Portuguese.
Didn't like this at all. 1/5 stars.
Psychedelic and disjointed. Very disappointing
I could only get through like 2 songs, maybe not in the right frame of mind for it.
nope
Prepare for ultimate brazilian psychedelic indie music. Like Pink Floyd, but swap Dave Gilmour for immensly creative and strange instrumental outbreaks. Also be sure to borrow some Mamas and the Papas Vocal Harmony, pair it with the brazilian language, and: ét voilá!