tom ze - the studies of tom ze - luaka bop - vinyl 
LBOP 8001LP - 56800 - us3lp - €84.99
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Genre: Brazil
1. Ma
2. O Rica E A Faca
3. Toc
4. Tô
5. Um "Oh!" E Um "Ah!"
6. Ui! (Voce Inventa)
7. Cademar
8. Só (Solidão)
9. Hein?
10. Augusta, Angélica, E Consolação
11. Dói
12. Complexo de Épico
13. A Felicidade
14. Vai (Menina Amanhá de Manhá)
15. Nave Maria
16. Ave Dor Maria
17. Estúpido Rapaz
18. Proposta de Amor
19. Quero Pensar (A Mulher de Bath)
20. Mulher Navio Negreiro
21. Pagode-Enredo Dos Tempos Do Medo
22. Canção de Nora (Casa de Bonecas)
23. O Amor é Um Rock
24. Duas Opinioes
25. Elaeu
26. Vibração Da Carne
27. Para lá Do Pará
28. Prazer Carnal
29. Teatro (Dom Quixote)
30. A Volta Do Trem das Onze (8.5 Milhões de km²)
31. Beatles a Granel
32. Introdução (Brazil, Capital Buenos Aires)
33. Barquinho Herói
34. João Nos Tribunais
35. O Céu Desabou
36. Síncope Joãobim
37. Filho Do Pato
38. Outra Insensatz, Poe!
39. Roquenrol Bim-Bom
40. Mulher De Música
41. Brazil, Capital Buenos Aires
42. Amor Do Rio
43. Track 43
44. Sólvador, Bahia De Caymmi
45. De: Terra; Para: Humanidade
46. The Letter
47. Defect 3: Politicar
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"In celebration of this iconoclastic master of song, politics, satire and human relations, Luaka Bop is releasing a vinyl-only box set, 'Studies of Tom Ze' which pulls together for the first time a trilogy of 'studies' on Brazilian musical styles' Massive Hits, Estudando o Pagode, and Estudando a Bossa.
The latter two recordings have never been issued on vinyl and the former has never been available in the US. This retrospective collection from the first artist ever signed to Luaka Bop is a limited edition and hand numbered. Cut in 180-gram vinyl, and in their complete original covers, the three-record set also includes a live 45 of Ze's legendary collaborative tour with Tortoise, recorded at London's Barbican in 2001. To complete the retrospective treatment, Luaka Bop has added a CD featuring a 1993 conversation between Tom Ze, David Byrne, and Arto Lindsay, a 12-page booklet by noted Brazilian music scholar Chris Dunn, a touch of day glow, lots of varnished paper, and a modicum of cardboard with a splash of black. Comes with a code to digitally download all vinyl content."
Mini-docu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEvVYRc7kKk&feature=youtube_gdata
