What's some other godtier Brazilian albums?
What's some other godtier Brazilian albums?
Luke Phillips
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Andrew Bennett
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Hunter Scott
*posts Os Mutantes with an insufferable self-satisfied grin*
Blake Baker
kys for even having the interest
Jayden Miller
suck my dick
Austin Bennett
you dont have one
Brandon Thomas
Badem e Vinicius - Os Afro Sambas
Arthut Verocai - Arthut Verocai
Caetano Veloso - Transa
Dominic Baker
Arthur* Verocai
Jonathan Powell
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Jayden Hall
Baden Powell - Solitude on guitar
Asher Young
The early discog of Milton Nascimento is quite amazing assuming you haven't heard his complete material. Don't skip the live material btw, the fresh arrangements and collaborations are godly.
Can't really say the same about Lô Borges though his first and second albums are alright.
I think you should like most of the famous material of the rest of the Tropicália crew. Some great albums from that era include:
Caetano Veloso - Araca Azul
Gal Costa - s/t (she has two self-titled LPs but I blindly recommend almost everything she put out around that era)
Gilberto Gil - s/t from 1968
The Tropicalia album works like an index of sorts for that specific era of music though there were other great Brazilian artists in the 60s and 70s unrelated to that specific collective.
Matthew Diaz
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Levi Thomas
Portugal > Argentina > Brazil
Andrew Sullivan
this album is fucking magical
Josiah Davis
Daniel Clark
>Os Tincoãs- s/t (1973)
>Chico Buarque- Construção, s/t (1978), Meus Caros Amigos
>Baden Powell- Tristeza on Guitar
>Astrud GIlberto- The Astrud Gilberto Album
>João Gilberto- s/t (1973)
>Tom Jobim- Wave, Stone Flower
>Tom Jobim, Elis Regina- Elis & Tom
>Elis Regina- Elis (1972)
>Nara Leão- Dez Anos Depois
>Milton Nascimento- Milagre dos Peixes
>Belchior- Alucinação
>Tom Zé- Estudando o Samba
>Jorge Ben- A Tabua de Esmeralda, Samba Esquema Novo, Ben, Africa Brasil, Força Bruta
>GIlberto Gil, Jorge Ben- Xangô Ogum
>Gilberto Gil- s/t (1968)
>Dorival Caymmi- Caymmi e Seu Violão
>Di Melo- s/t (1975)
>Cartola- s/t (1976)
>Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa- Domingo
>Bebel Gilberto- Tanto Tempo
>Adoniran Barbosa- s/t (1974)
>Vander Lee- No Balanço do Balaio
>Tribalistas- s/t (2002)
>Roberto Carlos- Em Ritmo de Aventura
Mason Lopez
Beto Guedes & Edu Lobo was also part of the Clube da Esquina collective, and they released amazing albums: check them & thank me later
Daniel Phillips
bump
Chase Lee
why gringos only listen to MPB?
Christopher Collins
not even his best album desu
Liam Cox
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Grayson Green
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Nolan Foster
rym
Colton Morris
transa is fire
Caleb Evans
>not listen to mc kelvinho
>201X
Nathan Hall
John Bailey
Luis Gomez
Came here to post these ones
Ayden Ortiz
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Dominic Price
This.
Brody Hall
ikr
bit of a shame that he largely abandoned that sound after Transa, but maybe he got what he wanted out of it
Joia is imho a very overlooked Veloso album. MPB deconstructed.....if it wasn't for that atrocious Beatles cover, it would be a 8/10 for me
"MPB" is probably the only worthwhile genre that came out of South America. And I say this as a non Brazilian sudaca. Sure, every country has good music, but I cannot think of anything that was as good as Brazil's music scene during the late 50's-70s
Thomas Williams
amon tobin for some idm
Gavin Allen
arthur verocai s/t changed my existence
Matthew Allen
>no one talking about 14bis
Dude, if Clube da Esquina was brazilian Beatles, these guys are brazilian Pink Floyd.
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Alexander Perez
nice taste user
Michael Gray
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Tyler Flores
Please go back to dogola
Caleb Brooks
some post punk
Samuel Rivera
oops, forgot pic
Mason Robinson
Araçá Azul is the biggest pleb filter in brazilian music.
Wyatt Wright
Nathaniel Smith
Boogarins. Especially Lá Vem a Morte, god tier
Kayden Bell
Dominic Wood
Henry Perez
Easily the best thing I've heard
Evan Barnes
Michael Roberts
One of my favourites from last year
Thomas Lewis
Parker Collins
I'd rec Fabiano do Nascimento - Tempo Dos Mestres (2017)
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damn, that's really good!!
Connor Russell
bump
Alexander Martin
Can anyone rec me boogarins-like stuff? Also, why hasnt anyone metioned Jorge Ben or Tim Maia?
David Sullivan
So far I know few recent brazilian bands like them. Check out Lupe de Lupe, Ventre, Carne Doce and, if you have not already, O Terno
also check out this collab cover between Boogarins and O Terno of Clube da Esquina
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Ayden Sanchez
Tim's arrangements and melodies are fucking glorious. Also he reminds me of Caetano in his singing
Austin Green
Bump. Any OP involving Brazilians, and I expect the worst, but there's a lot of good shit in this thread. Or maybe I'm so used to Sup Forums's outlook.