Album Details
Title: Mundo Civilizado Artist: Arto Lindsay Release Date: 1996 Re-Released On: 4/1/2002 Label: Rykodisc, Bar/None Duration: 40:07 Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 032862008221, 014431041020 Genre: Rock Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Experimental, Post-Punk, Experimental Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Art Rock Moods: Cerebral, Confrontational, Quirky, Visceral Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Complicity
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Q Samba
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Simply Beautiful
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Mundo Civilizado
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Titled
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Horizontal
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Mar da Gavea
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Ibassai
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Pleasure
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Erotic City
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Clown
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2002 | CD | Rykodisc | 10410 | | 1997 | CD | Bar/None | 82 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
With Mundo Civilizado, downtown denizen Arto Lindsay is probably the first person to successfully integrate the sounds of techno and drum'n'bass into an already established pop music style. Others, notably David Bowie, have tried to do something similar, but although Bowie's attempt in particular was more successful than most critics give him credit for, it never sounded as natural and seamless as Lindsay's. That the former king of skronk guitar was able to achieve such a fusion while singing in Portuguese is even more impressive. Highlights include the funky female worship of "Q Samba" and the scattered herky-jerk of "Complicity" (which features the deathless couplet "Complicity, unconscious wit/Borders without borders under eyebrows"). His taste in covers is a bit more suspect -- he brings as little to Prince's material as you'd expect, but is surprisingly more adept with Al Green's "Simply Beautiful." Overall, this one's a solid winner, if not quite a classic. ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Amedeo Pace | Guitar | | Andres Levin | Producer, Wurlitzer, Piano, Piano (Electric) | | Andy VanDette | Sequencing, Editing | | Arto Lindsay | Sequencing, Producer | | Bernie Worrell | Organ (Hammond) | | Bill Importico | Assistant Engineer | | C-N-A | Programming, Mixing | | Camus Mare Celli | Producer, Accordion | | Diego Cortez | Photography, Art Direction | | DJ Spooky | Sampling | | Don Byron | Clarinet (Bass) | | Dougie Bowne | Drums | | Gustavo de Dalva | Timbaus, Caixa, Surdo, Percussion, Bacurinhas, Djembe | | Howie Weinberg | Mastering | | Jaques Morelenbaum | Cello | | Lucas Santtana | Assistant Producer | | Lynn Davis | Illustrations | | Marc Ribot | Guitar | | Marcio Tchin | Triangle, Surdo, Bacurinhas, Caixa | | Marcus Rojas | Tuba | | Melvin Gibbs | Bass, Sequencing | | Novelle Stephenson | Assistant Engineer | | Patrick Dillett | Mixing, Engineer | | Peter Scherer | Farfisa Organ, Wurlitzer, Keyboards | | Philip Taaffe | Illustrations | | Romero Lubambo | Guitar | | Roy Nathanson | Saxophone | | Vaughn Sessions | Assistant Engineer | | Vinicius Cantuaria | Guitar, Pandeiro, Surdo, Tambourine |
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