Released June 3, 2009 Label Arsenal Music Release date 3 June 2009 | Length 46:42 Artist Titãs Producer Rick Bonadio | |
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Recorded Midas Estúdios, from December 2008 to April 2009
Strings on "Porque Eu Sei que É Amor", "Deixa eu Sangrar" and "Quem Vai Salvar Você do Mundo?" recorded at Club 703 in Nashville, Tennessee by Marc Lacuesta Sacos Plásticos
(2009) Cabeça Dinossauro ao Vivo 2012
(2012) Genres Rock music, Pop rock, Alternative rock Awards Latin Grammy Award for Best Portuguese Language Rock Album Similar Titãs albums, Rock music albums | ||
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Sacos Plásticos (Plastic bags) is the thirteenth studio album released by Brazilian rock band Titãs. It is their first studio album since 2003, their longest non-album gap, and also the first released through Arsenal Music and with producer Rick Bonadio, who had already worked with Fresno, Charlie Brown Jr. and NX Zero. The album has significant influence from electronic elements.
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It is the last album to feature drummer Charles Gavin, as well as the first album since Televisão in which he isn't credited for songwritting and composing.
The first single from the album, "Antes de Você", was featured at Caras & Bocas (a Rede Globo telenovela) soundtrack, and received radio airplay on May 7. The second single, "Porque Eu Sei que É Amor", was also featured at a Globo's telenovela: Cama de Gato.
The track "Deixa Eu Sangrar" was written by keyboardist and vocalist Sérgio Britto about his mother, who died in 2007.
The album won the 2009 Latin Grammy Award of Best Brazilian Rock Album, sharing it with Agora by NX Zero.
Recording
The album was recorded at Estúdio Midas, in São Paulo. For the first time, Sérgio Britto played the bass guitar.
40 songs were composed during the recording of Sacos Plásticos, but only 14 were featured on the album. Among these tracks, there are two partnerships: one with Andreas Kisser from Sepultura, who had already worked with Titãs in the song "Brasileiro" (from the album Domingo); and another with Arnaldo Antunes (ex-member) and Liminha (ex-producer).
Reception
Sacos Plásticos received mixed to poor reviews from critics. Alexey Eremenko from allmusic praised the new direction taken by the band, but considered the album to be just a "passable listen" due to the amount of creative energy spent on "fooling around with those 'modernized' arrangements". José Flávio Júnior, from Folha de S.Paulo, advised fans that they were about to receive "an album with embarrassing moments, created by five musicians who should have already pursued individual careers a long time ago". Marcus Preto, also from Folha, published in the same issue a text comparing Titãs to their ex-bassist Nando Reis, who had at that time released his new solo album, Drês. According to him, both Nando and Arnaldo (who also pursued a solo career after leaving the band) learned a lot after going solo, and the same would probably happen to the remaining musicians, since "all of the members which continued in Titãs have already proved their individual talents, including works beyond music".
Personnel
Songs
1Amor por Dinheiro2:29
2Antes de Você3:21
3Sacos Plásticos3:05