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Planet Hemp ‎– Usuário LP 
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Planet Hemp ‎– Usuário Label: Polysom ‎– 33128-1 Series: Clássicos Em Vinil – 33128-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 180 gram Country: Brazil Released: 2012 Genre: Hip Hop, Rock Style: Hardcore Usuário (Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered) for sale More Images
Tracklist Position Title/Credits Duration A1 Nao Compre, Plante! Organ [Hammond] – Marcelo Lobato Percussion – Marcos Suzano Turntables – Rodrigues* A2 Porcos Fardados Programmed By – Chico Neves Turntables – Rodrigues* Written-By [Obra Incidental: Bicho Feroz] – Claudio Inspiração, Tonho* A3 Legalize Já Percussion – Marcos Suzano Sampler, Written-By [Legalize It] – Peter Tosh Turntables – Rodrigues* A4 DeisDazSeis Vocals – Black Alien A5 Phunky Buddha Turntables – Rodrigues* A6 MaryJane Other [Maryjane] – Sandra A7 Planet Hemp Backing Vocals – Black Alien Turntables – Rodrigues* A8 Fazendo A Cabeça A9 Futuro Do País Programmed By – Chico Neves B1 Mantenha O Respeito Backing Vocals – Gustavo Black Alien* Turntables – Rodrigues* B2 P... Disfarçada Written-By [Obra Incidental: Repelente] – Biba Meira, Castor Daudt, Edu K, Flávio Santos B3 Speed Funk Bass – Speed Freaks Percussion – Marcos Suzano Written-By – Speed Freck* B4 Muthafuckin' Racists Vocals – Gustavo Black Alien* B5 Dig Dig Dig (Hempa) Organ [Hammond] – Marcelo Lobato B6 Skunk Bass – Speed Freaks Organ [Hammond] – Marcelo Lobato B7 A Culpa É De Quem? Programmed By – Chico Neves Turntables – Rodrigues* B8 Bala Perdida Backing Vocals – Bacalhau Drums – Rafael* Electric Guitar – Bernardo*
Hip hop / hardcore group from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded in 1993 with the five members Marcelo D2, Skunk, Rafael, Formigão and Bacalhau. They finally broke up in 2001, when many members started other projects or solo-carrers. After a few reunion shows since 2012, the group announced its definitive return in 2015.
For fans of: Natiruts Maneva O Rappa Criolo Armandinho Ponto de Equilíbrio Cidade Negra Charlie Brown Jr. Chimarruts Rael Marcelo D2 Braza Forfun Tribo de Jah Gabriel O Pensador Skank Marcelo Falcão Maskavo Planta e Raiz Seu Jorge Banda Black Rio Jorge Ben Jor Gabriel Elias Nando Reis Gilberto Gil Céu Jorge Vercilo Anavitória Alceu Valença Pitty Djavan Zeca Baleiro Tiago Iorc Liniker e os Caramelows Ana Carolina Capital Inicial Banda do Mar Emicida Mundo Livre S/A Otto Planet Hemp (yes, their own similar artist!) Marcelo Jeneci Zeca Pagodinho Mart'nália Dona Onete Baco Exu do Blues Jota Quest Fernanda Abreu Lenine Iza BaianaSystem Los Hermanos Far From Alaska Supercombo BaianaSystem Carlinhos Brown João Bosco Pitty Legião Urbana Caetano Veloso Novos Baianos Tim Maia Ney Matogrosso Lulu Santos Os Paralamas do Sucesso Rita Lee Djavan Skank Os Mutantes Arnaldo Antunes Marisa Monte Djavan Zé Ramalho Gal Costa Capital Inicial Nando Reis Cássia Eller Jorge Ben Jor Charlie Brown Jr. Ultraje a Rigor Barão Vermelho Cazuza Paralamas do Sucesso Engenheiros do Hawaii Raimundos Titãs Ira! Legião Urbana Capital Inicial Planet Hemp CPM 22 Raimundos Ultraje a Rigor Charlie Brown Jr. Ratos de Porão Matanza O Rappa Dead Fish Plebe Rude Garotos Podres


Planet Hemp is a pioneering Brazilian rap-rock band, known for their energetic fusion of hip-hop, rock, and reggae, often with politically charged lyrics advocating for the legalization of marijuana and criticizing social injustices. The band emerged in the early 1990s and quickly became a significant voice in Brazil’s music scene, challenging the status quo with their rebellious spirit.
"Usuário" (1995) Overview "Usuário" is Planet Hemp's debut album, released in 1995. The title "Usuário" translates to "User" in English, a reference to marijuana use, which is a central theme throughout the album. The record is a raw, unapologetic expression of the band’s ethos, combining aggressive guitar riffs, hip-hop beats, and politically charged lyrics. The album mixes elements of hardcore punk, rap, and reggae, creating a distinctive sound that resonated with a generation of Brazilian youth.
Tracks like “Legalize Já” and “Mantenha o Respeito” became anthems for the pro-legalization movement in Brazil, and the album as a whole is often regarded as a bold statement against governmental repression and social inequality. The album's production reflects the band's DIY roots, with a gritty, underground feel that complements its rebellious message.
"Usuário" is not only a significant cultural artifact of 1990s Brazil but also an influential record that laid the foundation for the band's continued success in blending genres and challenging societal norms.
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