Tropicália 2

Track Listings

 
1. Haiti
2. Cinema Novo
3. Tradicão
4. As Coisas
5. Aboio
6. Dada
7. Cada Macaco No Seu Galho (Chô, Chuá)
8. Baiao Atemporal
9. Nossa Gente (Avisa Lá)
10. Rap Popcreto
11. Wait Until Tomorrow
12. Desde Que O Samba É Samba

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Alternate Cover Art from USA Release. Produced by Legendary Liminha. The First Track "Haiti" features Percussion by Brown and Musotto. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Tropicália 2,Caetano Veloso,Elektra / Wea,Brazil,Brazilian,Int'l & World Music,MPB,Pop,World Music


Tropicália 2
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Bahian Out of Time
  • You really can't go wrong
  • classic
  • Absolutely fresh
  • Celebration of a 25 year musical and personal friendship
Tropicália 2
Caetano Veloso
Manufacturer: Nonesuch
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005J2O
Release Date: 1994-05-03

Tracks:

  1. Haiti
  2. Cinema Novo
  3. Tradicao
  4. As Coisas
  5. Aboio
  6. Dada
  7. Cada Macaco No Seu Galho (Cho Chua)
  8. Baiao Atemporal
  9. Nossa Gente
  10. Rap Popcreto
  11. Wait Until Tomorrow
  12. Desde Que O Samba E Samba

Album Details

Alternate Cover Art from USA Release. Produced by Legendary Liminha. The First Track "Haiti" features Percussion by Brown and Musotto.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Bahian Out of Time.......2004-12-05

This is one of the finest pop albums of the '90s, as well as one of the best Brazilian records ever made. Gil's work in the '80s was spotty--he had an unhealthy fixation on reggae and while most of his albums, including the very nice "Um Banda Um," contained great songs, his stuff tended to be overproduced and lacking in the melodic finesse and mystery of his classic '60s and early-'70s work. Veloso I've always found a bit genteel, although his best work ranks with the best of Gil. But on this album the combination of Veloso's conventionally beautiful voice and Gil's somewhat more idiosyncratic vocals (and Gil's brilliant guitar playing) makes for a classic. "Tradicão," originally done on Gil's 1978 "Realce," is one of the most gorgeous performances I know. They sound glad to be recording together again. I'd compare this to what might have happened had Lennon lived to make a record with Paul McCartney; certainly Gil and Veloso compare favorably to the two British musicians who influenced them so much. The only questionable track is Hendrix' "Wait Until Tomorrow," originally done on the 1968 "Axis: Bold as Love." But if this indulges Gil's longtime fascination with the great American guitarist and songwriter, so be it. The rest of it is flawless, beautifully sung, and tinged with that Brazilian nostalgia called "saudade." A great one to start with, along with "Tropicália Essentials," if you want to get into these two artists.

4 out of 5 stars You really can't go wrong.......2004-05-08

By now most of know all about Gil and Veloso - 2 legends, each a great poet and musicians, founders of a movement in art and culture "Tropacalia." This album is somewhat uneven, but I would purchase it on the basis of "Haiti" and Cinema Novo" alone, they are classics.

5 out of 5 stars classic.......2003-11-24

Tropicalia II . Classic . Produced by legendary Liminha .The first track ("Haiti") , with the percussions of Brown & Musotto , worths the whole album .

5 out of 5 stars Absolutely fresh.......2002-12-01

This is my first Veloso/Gil album though I have heard many of their songs elsewhere and it is fantastic. Many of the pieces are so creative yet maintain elements of their origin so you see the exploration and stretching but always remaining true to the Brazilian roots. It's great to just listen to and relax to but each piece also arouses curiosity and pleasure through its originality.

5 out of 5 stars Celebration of a 25 year musical and personal friendship.......2000-09-04

If you don't yet own any of Caetano Veloso or Gilberto Gil's CDs and are curious as to where to begin, go no further. This is a great starting point. Likewise, for those of us who have a fairly extensive collection of both musicians' work, this is a fantastic CD, because it brings together the 2 different songwriting styles and blends them seamlessly. This is sensuous, exotic, but above all extremely catchy pop. These guys are influenced by musicians ranging from Miles Davis to Jimi Hendrix, but the one thing that stays constant is the African rhythm. I've had it for 2 years, and don't foresee the day I'll be tired of this CD.
Beleza Tropical 2: Novo! Mais! Melhor!, Compiled By David Byrne
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • "Some" great cuts
  • Truly a great sampling of new Brazilian music
  • Very Good
  • "Eh"
  • Stinks
Beleza Tropical 2: Novo! Mais! Melhor!, Compiled By David Byrne
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Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
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ASIN: B00000DGUT
Release Date: 1998-11-10

Tracks:

  1. Madalena - Gilberto Gil
  2. Hoje Eu Quero Sair So - Lenine
  3. Nao Me Estrague O Dia - Os Paralamas Do Sucesso
  4. Ifa, Um Canto Pra Subir - Margareth Menezes
  5. Rios, Pontes & Overdrives - Chico Science & Nacao Zumbi
  6. O Estrangeiro - Caetano Velosa
  7. Tanacara - Gonzaguinha
  8. Curiosidade - Tom Ze
  9. Balanca Pema - Marisa Monte
  10. Batuque - Daniella Mercury
  11. Acho - Carlos Careqa
  12. What Is This? - Sergio Mendes
  13. Imagem - Arnaldo Antunes
  14. Pregoes Do Rio - Moleque De Rua
  15. O Seu Olhar - Arnaldo Antunes

Amazon.com

Ten years after Beleza Tropical Volume 1 turned the world on to the popular music of Brazil (MPB), along comes volume 2 to bring us up to date. The first volume did a great job covering the 1960s and '70s; volume 2 does an equally impressive job in focusing on the late '80s and the '90s. The MPB scene is as vibrant as ever. Elder voices of the movement like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Sergio Mendes have recently put out some of the best work of their careers, and you'll find wonderful examples of that here. The new generation of MPB stars are also amply represented--Marisa Monte, Daniela Mercury, the late Chico Science, Moleque de Rua, Os Paralamas Do Successo, and others all contribute excellent work. The songs incorporate the technological changes of the past decade and meld elements of rock, jazz, funk, reggae, and African music with the rich traditions of Brazil. The result is music that is coherent, edgy, and creatively compelling. This compilation is very well sequenced, so that it doesn't sound like a hodgepodge of styles, but instead flows flawlessly from tune to tune. --Jeff Grubb

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars "Some" great cuts.......2001-09-09

This is a fair album if we compare it to the first one. David leaves outside many great singers/groups like Daude, Suzano, even the great Ed Motta; and on the other hand, some cuts are not worth listing in a "Beleza" (Beauty)album. Anyhow, Gilberto Gil's cut is excellent among two or three more. I stick with the first one.

5 out of 5 stars Truly a great sampling of new Brazilian music.......2001-08-08

I was first introduced to Brazilian music with Byrne's Brazilian Classics, prefering above the others, the Beleza Tropical #1. After loving that album so much for so long, the first time I heard Beleza Tropical 2 I was disappointed. BUT now I LOVE this CD! I don't know what the others who reviewed this CD are griping about. This is a great CD with a lot of fun tracks and talented artsits. There's a lot of MPB I really don't like but there is not on song on this CD I don't think worthy of a compilation like this. Ever since buying this CD, I haven't gone back to the first one. It was time for me to update my tastes for Brazilian music.

4 out of 5 stars Very Good.......1999-12-24

It's very good to hear new artists like Carlos Careqa, Lenine and Arnaldo Antunes and of course the late Chico Science anthology of Brazilian music. I recommend to look for Carlos Careqa's MUSICA PARA FINAL DE SECULO and OS HOMENS SAO TODOS IGUAIS and CHICO SCIENCE'S AFROCIBERDELIA AND MANGUEBEAT. Congratulations to Luaka Bop.

2 out of 5 stars "Eh".......1999-10-27

The title read Novo! Mais! Melhor! and had David Byrne's name on it. But it was anything but the title. Actually I thought this was downright dull. There are loads of compilations with much more flair-- like Nova Bossa for old, Cuca Nova/Red Hot+ Rio for new renditions. Great artists like Mercury, Monte and Veloso are wasted on this-- they're why the CD has two stars instead of one. The only song I enjoyed was "What is This", but I would suggest buying Sergio Mendes' Brasileiro instead of this one. Disappointing CD.. save your money

1 out of 5 stars Stinks.......1999-10-06

This CD is pants. Unfortunately, the Amazon system doesn't allow you to give less than one star. The cover artwork is shite, there is absolutely nothing new on the record, and it's a total waste of time and money. As a statement about Brazilian music of the 90s, look no further than the fact that one of the tracks was written in the 60s. The title, for those who don't speak Portuguese, means new, more, better. It's old, less, worse. Guess Byrne's love affair with Brazil must have gone off the boil. Try Chico Cesar's CuzCuz Clã instead. Now that really is new, more, better
Chill: Brazil, Vol. 2
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Great album!!
  • Solid Double Disc CD of MPB
  • Not Bad....Not Great.
Chill: Brazil, Vol. 2
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Warner Music Latina
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000AN35E
Release Date: 2003-09-30

Tracks:

  1. Demoro - Joyce
  2. She's A Carioca - Tom Jobim
  3. Triste - Joao Gilberto
  4. Espelhos D'agua - Preta Gil
  5. Ana Maria - Milton Nascimento
  6. Tudo Por Acaso - Tania Maya
  7. Mas Nao Da - Sonia Rosa
  8. Up, Up & Away - Osmar Milito
  9. O Lugar Do Nosso Amor - Gilberto Gil
  10. Sidarta - Johnny Alf
  11. Tamborim, Cuica, Ganza E Berimbau - Azymuth
  12. Balanco Zona Sul - Conjunto Som 4
  13. Crickets Sing For Ana Maria - Marcos Valle
  14. Mas Que Nada - Ze Maria
  15. Arrastao - Zezinho
  16. Bebete Vaobora - Pedroti
  17. Sem Complicacao - Ramatis
  18. Algo Sobre Nos - Tutty Moreno
  19. Drum 'N Bossa - In Soul

Tracks:

  1. So Nice - Bebel Gilberto
  2. Samba De Uma Nota So - Tom Jobim
  3. S'Wonderful - Joao Gilberto
  4. Febril - Gilberto Gil
  5. Tem Que Valer (Eletro Bossa Mix) - Kaleidoscopio
  6. Minha Namorada - Conjunto Som 4
  7. Quem Te Vio, Quem Te Ve - Sonia Rosa
  8. Cantar - Paula Toller
  9. Ceu Lilas - Ramatis
  10. Quem Vai Dizer Tchau? - Tania Maya
  11. Nao Va Ainda - Zelia Duncan
  12. Precidando De Amor - Preta Gil
  13. Beleza E Cancao - Milton Nascimento
  14. Maracatu Atomico - Osmar Milito
  15. Samba Do Aviao - Ze Maria E Seu Orgao
  16. Batuque - Marcos Valle
  17. Suite Norte Sul Leste Oeste - Hermeto Pascoal
  18. Outro Lado (Presence Mix) - Zuco 103
  19. Samba Do Morro - Macumbalada

Album Details

Compiled by Legendary Brazilian Singer/Songwriter Joyce, One of the Most Recognisable and Important Voices in Bossa Nova and Brazilian Popular Music Today. "Chill Brazil 2" Blends Classic Soul Bossas Culled from the Warner Archives with the Freshest Voices in Contemporary and Eleectronic Brazilian Music Today.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Great album!!.......2006-08-09

The other reviews are good enough, but I just wanted to give this CD 5 stars because it is so good. I like Chill 1, but this is my favorite of the 3 CD's in this series. Several of the songs (by Preta Gil & Joyce) were so good that I got their individual albums. Some songs are new (to me!) and some are old songs remade, but all are terrific!

4 out of 5 stars Solid Double Disc CD of MPB.......2003-11-15

I find the previuos review very helpful - however I actually enjoyed this one a bit better than the first. The first one, compiled by Marcos Valle, was solid but had some pretty iffy tracks on there. This one, compiled by Joyce, is a bit better than that one through in through. The compilation is made by WEA International, is a double disc set of some musica popular Brasil (MPB) and some older Bossa Nova.

It features some of the legendary singers and songwriters of Brazil along with some of the not so publicized contemporary artists or popular artists through the years. You'll see Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Milton Nascimento, Hermeto Pascoal, Gilberto Gil's tunes in there along with Bebel Gilberto, Kaleidoscopio, Preta Gil, Sonia Rosa, Tania Maya, Zuco 103 and the like. The musical styles range from MPB to some classic Bossa Nova and in the end, CD 1 is stronger than CD 2.

In the end, this is a solid compilation which I think is stronger than the first Chill Brazil. I like how some of the old tunes are mixed here, and the classic Jobim sound. My favorite cut is, well, the Joyce exclusive which has hints of her classic "Feminia" written all over it. Gilberto Gil's "O Lugar Do Nosso Amor" is also cool - I liked the hint of "So Tinha De Ser Com Voce" in it even then. My gripe? Well, again, it's not the strongest of MPB, and was including Marcos Valles "Crickets Sing for Ana Maria" an oversight? (it's track 12 on his Chill Brazil). Finally - WEA released a few other cd's mixed by Eddy De Clercq titled "Boss-A-Troniq" and "Boss-A-Troniq II". They're pretty solid new Bossa Comps which feature Towa Tei, Nicola Conte, EBTG, Truby Trio, etc. - music popular in 2000-2001.

3 out of 5 stars Not Bad....Not Great........2003-11-04

I was disappointed with this CD, because I got the previous release, "Chill: Brazil 1" and enjoyed that thoroughly. This collection is not bad, however it's not nearly as good as the first one released. It was compiled by legendary singer, Joyce (whose songs are by far the best of the CD). There is also a great song by Azymuth on here, "Tamborim, Cuica, Ganza e Berimbau", which is definitely worth checking out, however it's probably better to buy the Azymuth CD that has that song, then to buy this whole album. There are other really good songs on here, but it all depends on if you want to buy a CD for ony 5 or 6 good songs (out of 38 - remember it's a double disc set).
A Trip to Brazil, Vol. 2: Bossa & Beyond
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Great Collection of Rare Tracks!
  • Best Brazilian Compilation of Rare Tracks
A Trip to Brazil, Vol. 2: Bossa & Beyond
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Manufacturer: Universal/Polygram
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ASIN: B000031W85
Release Date: 1999-01-01

Tracks:

  1. Este Seu Olhar - JoGilberto
  2. Menna Flor - Luiz Bonf, Caterina Valente
  3. BalanPema - Jorge Ben
  4. Juliana - Quarteto em Cy
  5. You and I (Voce E Eu) - Jon Hendricks
  6. Zazueira - Elis Regina
  7. Madalena - Zimbo Trio
  8. Marta E Romao - Edu Lobo
  9. Pigmali- Erlon Chaves
  10. Bridges (Travessia)
  11. Cravo E Canela
  12. Emorio - Fafa De Belem
  13. Zanzibar - Sergio Mendes
  14. Terremoto - Gilberto Gil
  15. Ponteio - Rogerio Duprat
  16. E Assim Sera - Pericles Cavalcanti
  17. Ao Amigo Tom - Claudette Soares, Som Tres
  18. Carta Ao Tom - Vinus de Moraes, Vinicius Moraes, Toquinho
  19. Vai Levando - Maria Betha, Chico Buarque
  20. Feminina

Tracks:

  1. Fittipaldi Show - Azymuth, Emerson Fittipaldi, Marcos Valle
  2. Adeus Maria Fulo - Os Mutantes
  3. Bebe - Hermeto Pascoal
  4. Verao Vermelho - Elis Regina
  5. Jive Samba - Quincy Jones
  6. Meu Boi Bumba
  7. Tu Veux Ou Tu Veux Pas - Brigitte Bardot
  8. Helena and I - Mario Castro-Neves
  9. Nana - Moacir Santos
  10. Odara - Nara Le Caetano Veloso
  11. Mas Que Nada - Azymuth, Ithamara Koorax, Gonzalo Rubalcaba
  12. Que Besteira - JoDonato
  13. Barato Total - Gal Costa
  14. Maravilhar - Vinicius Cantuaria
  15. April Child - Leo Gandelman
  16. Promise of a Fisherman - Sergio Mendes
  17. Aquarela Do Brasil - Gilberto Gil, JoGilberto, Caetano Veloso
  18. Tombo in 7/4 - Airto Moreira

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Great Collection of Rare Tracks!.......2004-03-13

I absolutely agree with the other Amazon reviewer "A Music Man From NY". This is a wonderful album full of rare bossa nova tracks from mostly the late 60's and early 70's. Although not every single song was outstanding, there were a couple of songs which made this album worth buying alone. The two that stand out in my mind are: "Ao Amigo Tom" by Claudette Soares (featuring the great Os Cariocas and Som Tres) and "Helena and I" by Mario Castro-Neves. It's taken me years to find both those RARE tracks!!! "Ao Amigo Tom" is a nice tribute to Antonio Carlos Jobim (aka "Tom" as he is known in Brasil). Since Tom spent many years in the United States, this song is a tribute to how much the Brazilians miss him and want him to return home. "Helena and I" is a song that Mario Castro-Neves wrote about his wife and it is a lounge classic. Also another VERY difficult piece to find! If not for anything else, those two tracks are definitely worth checking out, even though the rest of the album is also pretty good.

5 out of 5 stars Best Brazilian Compilation of Rare Tracks.......2002-12-03

Incredible, one of the best compilations of Brazilian music issued - a true classic in every sense of the word. Volume 2 is a continuation of Volume 1 - a musical journey that depicts the rich evolution of Brazilian music during and after the bossa era. A tasty batch of rare tracks illustrate the wide range of styles that emerged during the late 60s and 1970s. Great.
Ziriguiboom: The Now Sound of Brazil, Vol. 2
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Solid Compilation of What Ziriguiboom's been up to
  • Excellent.
Ziriguiboom: The Now Sound of Brazil, Vol. 2
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Ziriguiboom
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000AOET8A
Release Date: 2005-10-11

Tracks:

  1. Simplesmente [Tom Middleton Balearic Remix] - Bebel Gilberto
  2. Samba da Minha Terra - Bossacucanova, Zuco 103
  3. Inexplicata - Apollo Nove
  4. Esplendor - Cibelle
  5. Por Acaso Pela Tarde - Celso Fonseca
  6. Trancelim de Marfim - DJ Dolores,
  7. Eu Nasci No Brasil [Primal View Remix] - Zuco 103
  8. Cada Beijo [Thievery Corporation Remix] - Bebel Gilberto
  9. Love Is Queen Omega - Lee "Scratch" Perry, Zuco 103
  10. 86 - Apollo Nove
  11. Meu Amor - Cibelle
  12. Essa MoTiferente - Bossacucanova, Wilson Simoninha
  13. Atlico [Da Lata Remix] - Celso Fonseca
  14. Trancelim de Marfim [Apollo 9 Remix] - DJ Dolores

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Solid Compilation of What Ziriguiboom's been up to.......2006-03-31

Ziriguiboom's a label out of Europe that specializes in new Brazilian music. They're a pretty stark contrast to the likes of a Far Out records, which has served as a wonderful springboard of terrific established artists. Ziriguiboom/Crammed have focused their attention on some of the younger and in some cases, more experimental acts. Some of the artists on their label include (and included) Suba, Zuco 103, Bebel Gilberto, Trio Mocoto, DJ Dolores and the list goes on. This is volume two of their "Now Sound of Brazil" series. But don't be fooled - Ziriguiboom had a sampler out in 1999 too titled "Brasil 2Mil", which to me was their best and most effective and in some ways, would render this one volume 3 instead.

Still, volume 2 is pretty good. The sampler does a terrific job of giving you an idea of what to expect from the new artists on the label and what some of the other artists have been up to. It opens up with a cut straight from Bebel Gilberto's remix album before diving into a spirited track on Bossacucanova's latest (released in 2004). It's still a good track to me, collaborating with Zuco 103, which shows how much the group's matured. You then have Apollo Nove's "Inexplicata" before Cibelle's "esplendor". I dug cibelle's track - nice acoustic sound. Other good tracks on here were both of Celso Fonseca's tunes - one given a rare remix by Da Lata, Apollo Nove's "86" stuck out, and I liked DJ Dolore's "Trancelim de Marfim" too. Funny but Cibelle's gone in a different direction in some ways; maybe I have to give it more time but "Meu Amor" was pretty darn abstract to even me...

I liked this compilation. it gives you an idea of what some of the artists are up to. But it wasn't without fault - that is to say, I wasn't a fan of all of the tunes here or that were used. In fact, many of the songs weren't the best out of the projects the artists have recently undergone IMO, which doesn't do them any real favors when it comes to building expectations. Still, it's a good sign that Ziriguiboom is still in the business of breaking down boundaries and putting out some interesting music and exciting musicians. If you like this, be on the lookout for some of these artists feature releases. A shame... I hear Bebel Gilberto's coming out with a new album for late 2006/2007, but no teasers are on this one.

5 out of 5 stars Excellent........2006-01-19

Good rhythm in all the songs, very much "Brazil". Very soothing soundtrack to listen to, I would no doubt listen to this while relaxing in the sun on a beach or in my back yard. This is full of soft, sometimes jazzy, singing and acoustic guitar. Quite the Brazilian sound to it with a hint of techno in some songs. Every song was enjoyable.
Revisitada 2: De Domingo 1967 a Baby Gal
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    Revisitada 2: De Domingo 1967 a Baby Gal
    Gal Costa
    Manufacturer: Dubas Musica
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0006VBGHO
    Release Date: 2004-12-27

    Tracks:

    1. Saudosismo
    2. Flor de Maracuj
    3. Festa de Rua
    4. Noites Cariocas
    5. Tigresa
    6. Limas Negras
    7. Archaic Lonely Star Blues
    8. Baby
    9. Se Vocensa
    10. Lua Do P
    11. Maria Joana
    12. Desafinado
    13. M
    14. Eternamente

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    Gal Costa Went Through the Most Varied and Significant Repertory of her Time. Despite her Diverse Approach, She was Always Herself, Thereby Multiplying Herself with Each Addition to her Repertory. Many were the Gal Costas who Took the Meaning of Each Song to Its Limit and Expanded the Limit of her Singing. This Edition is Made of Exquisite Pieces of Other Discs and Creates a Mosaic, which While Respecting Its Origins, Has Its Own Meaning and Life.
    Latin Essentials, Vol. 2
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      Latin Essentials, Vol. 2
      Gilberto Gil
      Manufacturer: Warner Music Latina
      ProductGroup: Music
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      ASIN: B0000DZ3BC
      Release Date: 2003-11-04

      Tracks:

      1. Ela
      2. Tenho Sede
      3. Refazenda
      4. Pae E Mae
      5. Jeca Total
      6. Essa E Pra Tocar No Radio
      7. E Povo, E
      8. Retiros Espirituals
      9. O Rouxinol
      10. Lamento Sertanejo (Forro Do Dominguihos)
      11. Meditacao
      Tropicália 2
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Bahian Out of Time
      • You really can't go wrong
      • classic
      • Absolutely fresh
      • Celebration of a 25 year musical and personal friendship
      Tropicália 2
      Caetano Veloso
      Manufacturer: Umvd Import
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00000GACA
      Release Date: 2004-12-28

      Tracks:

      1. Haiti
      2. Cinema Novo
      3. Tradic
      4. As Coisas
      5. Aboio
      6. Dada
      7. Cada Macaco No Seu Galho (Chhu
      8. Baiao Atemporal
      9. Nossa Gente (Avisa L
      10. Rap Popcreto
      11. Wait Until Tomorrow
      12. Desde Que O Samba Samba

      Album Details

      Alternate Cover Art from USA Release. Produced by Legendary Liminha. The First Track "Haiti" features Percussion by Brown and Musotto.

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars Bahian Out of Time.......2004-12-05

      This is one of the finest pop albums of the '90s, as well as one of the best Brazilian records ever made. Gil's work in the '80s was spotty--he had an unhealthy fixation on reggae and while most of his albums, including the very nice "Um Banda Um," contained great songs, his stuff tended to be overproduced and lacking in the melodic finesse and mystery of his classic '60s and early-'70s work. Veloso I've always found a bit genteel, although his best work ranks with the best of Gil. But on this album the combination of Veloso's conventionally beautiful voice and Gil's somewhat more idiosyncratic vocals (and Gil's brilliant guitar playing) makes for a classic. "Tradicão," originally done on Gil's 1978 "Realce," is one of the most gorgeous performances I know. They sound glad to be recording together again. I'd compare this to what might have happened had Lennon lived to make a record with Paul McCartney; certainly Gil and Veloso compare favorably to the two British musicians who influenced them so much. The only questionable track is Hendrix' "Wait Until Tomorrow," originally done on the 1968 "Axis: Bold as Love." But if this indulges Gil's longtime fascination with the great American guitarist and songwriter, so be it. The rest of it is flawless, beautifully sung, and tinged with that Brazilian nostalgia called "saudade." A great one to start with, along with "Tropicália Essentials," if you want to get into these two artists.

      4 out of 5 stars You really can't go wrong.......2004-05-08

      By now most of know all about Gil and Veloso - 2 legends, each a great poet and musicians, founders of a movement in art and culture "Tropacalia." This album is somewhat uneven, but I would purchase it on the basis of "Haiti" and Cinema Novo" alone, they are classics.

      5 out of 5 stars classic.......2003-11-24

      Tropicalia II . Classic . Produced by legendary Liminha .The first track ("Haiti") , with the percussions of Brown & Musotto , worths the whole album .

      5 out of 5 stars Absolutely fresh.......2002-12-01

      This is my first Veloso/Gil album though I have heard many of their songs elsewhere and it is fantastic. Many of the pieces are so creative yet maintain elements of their origin so you see the exploration and stretching but always remaining true to the Brazilian roots. It's great to just listen to and relax to but each piece also arouses curiosity and pleasure through its originality.

      5 out of 5 stars Celebration of a 25 year musical and personal friendship.......2000-09-04

      If you don't yet own any of Caetano Veloso or Gilberto Gil's CDs and are curious as to where to begin, go no further. This is a great starting point. Likewise, for those of us who have a fairly extensive collection of both musicians' work, this is a fantastic CD, because it brings together the 2 different songwriting styles and blends them seamlessly. This is sensuous, exotic, but above all extremely catchy pop. These guys are influenced by musicians ranging from Miles Davis to Jimi Hendrix, but the one thing that stays constant is the African rhythm. I've had it for 2 years, and don't foresee the day I'll be tired of this CD.
      Ziriguiboom: The Now Sound of Brazil, Vol. 2
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        Ziriguiboom: The Now Sound of Brazil, Vol. 2
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: St2
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000ERU978
        Release Date: 2006-05-29

        Tracks:

        1. Simplesmente [Tom Middleton Balearic Remix] - Bebel Gilberto
        2. Samba da Minha Terra - Bossacucanova, Zuco 103
        3. Inexplicata - Apollo Nove
        4. Esplendor - Cibelle
        5. Por Acaso Pela Tarde - Celso Fonseca
        6. Trancelim de Marfim - DJ Dolores,
        7. Eu Nasci No Brasil [Primal View Remix] - Zuco 103
        8. Cada Beijo [Thievery Corporation Remix] - Bebel Gilberto
        9. Love Is Queen Omega - Lee "Scratch" Perry, Zuco 103
        10. 86 - Apollo Nove
        11. Meu Amor - Cibelle
        12. Essa MoTiferente - Bossacucanova, Wilson Simoninha
        13. Atlico [Da Lata Remix] - Celso Fonseca
        14. Trancelim de Marfim [Apollo 9 Remix] - DJ Dolores

        Album Details

        Second Volume by the Label Ziriguiboom's Series of Brazilian Music Compilation. This Edition Commemorates the Seven Years of the Label.
        Chill: Brazil, Vol. 2
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          Chill: Brazil, Vol. 2
          Various Artists
          Manufacturer: Wea
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

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          ASIN: B00011CY8O
          Release Date: 2003-12-02

          Tracks:

          1. Demor
          2. She's a Carioca - Tom Jobim
          3. Triste - JoGilberto
          4. Espelhos d'Agua - Preta Gil
          5. Ana Maria - Milton Nascimento
          6. Tudo Por Acaso
          7. Mas ND
          8. Up, Up & Away - Osmar Milito
          9. O Lugar Do Nosso Amor - Gilberto Gil
          10. Sidarta - Johnny Alf
          11. Tamborim, Cuica, Ganz Berimbau - Azymuth
          12. BalanZona Sul
          13. Crickets Sing for Ana Maria - Marcos Valle
          14. Mas Que Nada - Jorge Ben,
          15. Arrast- Zezinho
          16. Bebete Vora
          17. Sem Complica - Rose Max, Ramatis
          18. Algo Sobre N Tutty Moreno
          19. Drum'n Bossa

          Tracks:

          1. So Nice - Bebel Gilberto
          2. Samba de Uma Nota STom Jobim
          3. 'S Wonderful - JoGilberto
          4. Febril - Gilberto Gil
          5. Tem Que Valer [Eletro Bossa Mix]
          6. Minha Namorada
          7. Quem Te Viu, Quem Te V
          8. Cantar - Paula Toller
          9. CLil- Rose Max, Ramatis
          10. Quem Vai Dizer Tchau?
          11. NVinda
          12. Precisando de Amor - Preta Gil
          13. Beleza E Can - Milton Nascimento
          14. Maracatu Ato - Osmar Milito
          15. Samba Do Avi
          16. Batuque - Marcos Valle
          17. Suite Norte Sul Leste Oeste - Hermeto Pascoal
          18. Outro Lado [Presence Mix] - Zuco 103
          19. Samba Do Morro

          Album Description

          2003 release on Warner Music Brazil features 38 sexy soul bossa tracks compiled by legendary Joyce. Slipcase.

          Album Details

          38 Sexy Soul Bossa Tracks Compiled by Legendary Brazilian Singer/Songwriter Joyce, One of the Most Recognizable and Important Voices in Bossa Nova and Brazilian Popular Music Today. "Chill Brazil 2" Blends Classic Soul Bossas Culled from the Warner Archives with the Freshest Voices in Contemporary and Eleectronic Brazilian Music Today.

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