Marconi Notaro — No Sub Reino Dos Metazoários Queer the Remix / Version cuts

the Remix / Version cuts to an existing vocal tune

I used extended technique - playing with sounds from inside the instrument - like I do in my multi-tracked recordings

Limited Edition 2xLP 180gram 45rpm Audiophile Pressing mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering / This Side solidifies Nickel Creek's position as the single most original and inventive bluegrass band to emerge in the early 2000s

The only surprise is that the 12″ single that was released and album title track is one of the least convincing songs and DJs probably favoured the superior b-side of ‘Can’t hide from Jah’ which is a typical roots-based number with spiritual lyrics

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Marconi Notaro — No Sub Reino Dos Metazoários Queer the Remix / Version cutsLimited 1st time reissued on vinyl remastered from original tapes. Gatefold and Obi Strip Fatiado Discos present a reissue of Marconi Notaro's No Sub Reino dos Metazorios, originally released in 1973. No Sub Reino dos Metazorios is the first and only record by musician and poet Marconi Notaro, out of Pernambuco, Brazil. For years it was known that the master tape of No Sub Reino dos Metazorios had been lost during two floods that wrecked the Rozenblit