A Barca do Sol DURANTE O VERAO LP Phonodisc 1988 Brazil progressive
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A BARCA DO SOL  "DURANTE O VERAO"

LP issued in Brazil in the year 1988

Label: PHONODISC

Number catalogue: 044 405 001

State of cover: NEW, MINT

State of record: NEW, MINT, UNPLAYED

TRACK LIST:

1. Durante O Verao (2:49)
2. Hotel Colonial (3:39)
3. A Lingua E A Bainha (2:50)
4. Os Pilares Da Cultura (2:42)
5. Karen (2:20)
6. Memorial Day (4:15)
7. Banquete (3:46)
8. Belladonna, Lady Of The Rocks ( 6:03)
9. Outros Carnavais (2:20)

Line-up / Musicians:

- Nando Carneiro / vocals and acoustic guitars
- Muri Costa / acoustic 6 & 12 string guitars and vocals
- Jacques Morelebaum / cello, violin and vocals
- Marcos Stul / bass
- Marcelo (Gordo) Costa / percussion, drums
- Beto Resende / electric guitar, 6 & 12 string acoustic guitars, percussion,
- Marcelo Bernardes / flute

NOTES:

 Their second album is showing a much higher degree of progressive and as well some rock elements. Unfortunately it's very short with just about half an hour, but at least none of the nine songs is a real failure. Unlike their first one it's not that much dominated by a quiet mellow sound featuring as well breakouts like Os Pilares da cultura where they even use electric guitar and this song is compared to their usual style almost a "hardrocking" one. Although being very short with less than 3 minutes it's a quite intricate composition. Another outstanding song is Memorial Day starting a bit weird with ambient noise, then a more acoustic part with flute, strings and percussion followed by a rather furious finish with great electric guitar. Belladonna, lady of the rock, longest track is a very good one as well, especially in its second half when they're presenting some Gentle Giant-alike vocal harmonies followed by great electric guitar and flute attacks reminiscent of Jethro TullHotel Colonial is another one of those tracks where they show their great musical skill on flute, cello, viola and percussion. The mentioned songs are marking only the highlights of the album, but the rest of the tracks are really almost as good, just a bit more quiet.


Excellent addition to any prog collection!


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