294: “Ma” by Tom Zé
August 15, 2012 Leave a comment
I’ve been coddling you. You need new musical fiber in your diet.
Eat this. It’s a compilation of Brazilian artist Tom Zé who is as radical as his name. He writes his signature with a sword on the chest of evil-doers if he writes it at all. He helped create the Tropicalia sound of 1960’s Brazil between swordplay. The word “stallion” belongs in this paragraph.
Brazil Classics 4: The Best of Tom Zé (2003) is from the Luaka Bop label, which is an active force in keeping music rich in fiber.
Make time to enjoy new kinds of high-fiber music, for a healthy, regular mental process.
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