Pão Com Manteiga - Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Pão com Manteiga (Bread and Butter) was a group from São Paulo that was formed in the mid '70s and released their one and only self-titled album in 1976. The group’s sound was psychedelic in this album, in lyrics and melodies, but also had influences of progressive rock and Brazilian music.
The band featured Paulo Som (Vocals, Viola, Guitar), Johnny (lead vocalist and guitarist), Pierre (Electric Bass and Backing Vocals), Gilberto (Keyboards and Banjo), and Edison (Drums and Effects).
The album, released on LP by Continental Records, is a conceptual work that transports the listener to the fantastical world of Avalon while also offering critiques of modern society. Its bold sound combined with impactful lyrics made the album a memorable auditory experience.

Pão Com Manteiga - Pão Com Manteiga (1976):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OamRuxvlTj0

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thekaio123 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: November 05 2024 Location: Brazil Status: Offline Points: 16	Post Options Post Reply Quote thekaio123 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Pão Com Manteiga - Psychedelic/Space Rock Posted: 2 hours 51 minutes ago at 13:02
	Biography: Pão com Manteiga (Bread and Butter) was a group from São Paulo that was formed in the mid '70s and released their one and only self-titled album in 1976. The group’s sound was psychedelic in this album, in lyrics and melodies, but also had influences of progressive rock and Brazilian music. The band featured Paulo Som (Vocals, Viola, Guitar), Johnny (lead vocalist and guitarist), Pierre (Electric Bass and Backing Vocals), Gilberto (Keyboards and Banjo), and Edison (Drums and Effects). The album, released on LP by Continental Records, is a conceptual work that transports the listener to the fantastical world of Avalon while also offering critiques of modern society. Its bold sound combined with impactful lyrics made the album a memorable auditory experience. Pão Com Manteiga - Pão Com Manteiga (1976): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OamRuxvlTj0 Websites talking about Pão Com Manteiga: https://www.soundohm.com/product/pao-com-manteiga-lp https://blackholediscos.com/product/pao-com-manteiga-pao-com-manteiga/ https://www.baixadadefato.com.br/o-resgate-do-pao-com-manteiga-mitica-banda-dos-anos-70-com-musicos-de-sao-vicente-praia-grande-e-sp/ https://www.progbrasil.com.br/ExibeResenhas.php?eID=1485

yam yam Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Collaborator Crossover Team Joined: June 16 2011 Location: Kerberos Status: Offline Points: 6358	Post Options Post Reply Quote yam yam Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 2 hours 16 minutes ago at 13:37
	They were suggested for inclusion here back in July 2015, but without a specific sub genre in the topic title, making it unlikely that any team would pick it up, and the suggestion only received a single comment initially. In January 2016 I did a round up of all the unanswered suggestions from the previous several months, along with a few others - of which that was one. I said at the time that I didn't consider the album psychedelic enough for Psych/Space, but that I thought it did belong on the site, and that Crossover was the team I'd ask to carry out the evaluation. That comment had absolutely no effect on the eventual fate of the suggestion though, and it just faded away into the background and is now locked. I think it would be useful if an admin could unlock that previous suggestion and merge it with this one rather than having two separate ones, and since I am now a member of the Crossover team I would have no hesitation in taking the suggestion to the rest of the team. For what it's worth, they are described as a "Brazilian progressive rock and experimental music band from São Paulo" on Discogs, and tagged as progressive rock and psychedelic pop on RYM.