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Samples From iTunes Play All ...or select a song 1. Baby (1971) 2. Bat Macumba 3. Panis Et Circenses 4. A Minha Menina 5. She's My Shoo Shoo 6. Ando Meio Desligado 7. É Prohibido Prohibir 8. O Relógio 9. El Justiciero 10. Cantor De Mambo Get Os Mutantes from

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Tropicalia upstarts Os Mutantes's 1968 debut is one of the most playful rock records of its time--and given that it arrived in the year of the "White Album" and We're Only in It for the Money, that's...more.

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It says something that this album was released in 1968 - this is crazy, gorgeous psychedelia from Brazil that sounds practically miraculous to these ears. Buy this. Now.

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Anyone who didn't rate this 5 stars cannot be said to have any knowledge about overall rock n roll. This is the debut album from the band that would grow to be Brazil's finest, and then prove to be...more.

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Join the the orchestral arrangements and sound effects of "Sgt. Pepper" and "Pet Sounds"; the vocal harmonies of the Mamas & the Papas; the instrumental sharpness of "Highway 61" and "Blonde on Blonde"; the creative madness of Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd...more.

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"You must take a look at the new land," Os Mutantes singer Rita Lee softly proclaims on Everything Is Possible!'s English-language rewrite of Caetano Veloso's "Baby." The Brazilian psychedelic-rock pioneers were addressing a hoped-for American-British...more.