Gal Costa - Gal Costa

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Gal Costa's 1969 debut is a rambunctious trip back to the 60's that manages to blend so many different sounds onto one project and seem so ahead of its' time. Each song has its' own unique flavor and taste ranging from Jazz to Rock to whatever else you can think of Gal does it. I should also mention this album is in Portuguese and I may not be able to understand the words but I can clearly understand the feelings and energy this album gives off perfectly. It is so colorful and full of experimentation left and right with Gal coasting through all of it like a knife through butter. This project may be short but it packs a whole lot of variety into its' tracklist. Truly some top notch 60s experimentalism that has very much stood the test of time for not only its' era but in general.