Som Nosso de Cada Dia - Snegs -1974 -Plus Bonus Track- The Best Brazilian Prog Rock Band - Ultra Rare-WAV

Ai putada
Eu disse que tinha encerrado a fase dos progressivos brasileiros, mas não para de chegar pedidos, e ai eu vou atendendo
Esta na minha opinião é a melhor de todas,e este disco é imperdivel
Eles abriram para o Alice Cooper em 1974 aqui em São Paulo com mais de 180.000 pessoas na plateia, e foi um arraso (eu estava lá)
Sem maiores comentários,com o multi-instrumentista manito tocando teclados,saxfone,violino,flauta, e o que aparecesse
Eles ainda se apresentam de vez em quando, e quando fazem isso lotam o teatro
O Baterista Pedrinho infelizmente já faleceu
Bom, é isso, disco indispensável, para baixar e guardar pela eternidade
Beijos e Divirtam-se


English

Hey your freaks

I said i had ended the phase of progressive Brazilian, but a lot of requests arrives, and then I'll view
This in my opinion is the best of all, and this album is unmissable
They opened for Alice Cooper in 1974 here in Sao Paulo with more than 180,000 people in the audience, and was a hit (I was there)
Without further comment, with the multi-instrumentalist Manito playing keyboards , sax, violin, flute, and what appeared

They still have from time to time, and when they do flock to the theater

Drummer Pedrinho sadly passed away

Well, it's so hard indispensable to download and keep for eternity

Kisses and Enjoy

LINK: APE Lossless

http://www.mediafire.com/file/id251ppdt7tj8d8/Som_Nosso_De_Cada_Dia_Snegs.Ape.rar

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Our Specialist from Poland

This is one of my favorite brazilian prog album. The music presented here is actually a kind of mixture of Italian symphonic prog and (south)-american jazz with some influences by English space rock. Very original in fact and it's almost impossible to give a direct reference. Manito's keyboard play is quite reminiscent of Keith Emerson, especially on "Massavilha" which is a real highlight of the album. But overall their music does not sound like Emerson, Lake & Palmer with portuguese vocals at all. A song like "Direccion de Aquarius" could be found as well on an album of any Italian prog band. "A outra face" starts with a bit
more heavy and aggressive sound with great organ play and drums then becoming bluesy, jazzy in the middle part, the type of vocals remind me a bit to Chicago in their early jazzrock phase in fact. It finishes in a very jazzy vein with great sax playing. The CD bonus track is not really essential I've to say.It's starting in a very spacey vein reminding a bit of early Hawkwind or any Krautrock band, but then changing to a quite ordinary keyboard playing like in a dancehall with some Kongas in between, there are even bits of Rock'n'Roll. Rather strange mixed medley this track.
As a summary Snegs is an excellent recommendation for any prog collection.