Volume Dois

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Released 9 October 1998 Length 54:06 Artist Titãs Label wea music		Recorded 1998 Volume Dois(1998) As Dez Mais(1999) Release date 1998 Producer Liminha

Genres Rock music, Pop rock, Acoustic music Similar Titãs albums, Música popular brasileira albums, Other albums

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Volume Dois (Volume Two) is the ninth studio album released by the Brazilian rock band Titãs. Following the success of the last album, Acústico MTV, Volume Dois features unplugged arrangements of previously recorded Titãs' songs, along with some new ones. Once again, an orchestra was called to record the album. It is one of their most successful albums, having sold more than 1 million copies to date as of 2015.

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Background and production

By the time of the album release, members Tony Bellotto (acoustic and electric guitarist) and Paulo Miklos (vocalist and saxophonist) commented that the band did not want to give in to electronic sounds: "We are a stage band, we like to play. It doesn't make sense, in a numerous band, to wait for the computer sequence before coming in with the guitars. This happened around the times of Õ Blésq Blom (...) Acoustic is the valuing of melodies, the electronic 'thing' more disturbed us than helped us".

The hit "Sonífera Ilha" was chosen as the opening track for being "emblematic. Cheesy, trying to be pop, inventive", according to Bellotto.

Release and marketing

the album was introduced to the press in a press conference hosted at restaurant Terraço Itália, atop Edifício Itália. A promotional tour succeeded, with its shows divided into three parts: one electroacoustic, one acoustic and one more rock-oriented, containing old hits not used in the album.

Titãs

Branco Mello - Lead vocals, backing vocals

Charles Gavin - drums and percussion

Marcelo Fromer - Acoustic guitar, Guitar, Backing Vocals

Nando Reis - Lead vocals, Bass, Acoustic guitar, Backing vocals

Paulo Miklos - Lead vocals, Mandolin, Banjo, Backing vocals

Sérgio Britto - Lead vocals, Keyboard, backing vocals

Tony Bellotto - Acoustic guitar, Twelve string guitar, Slide guitar, guitar, backing vocals

Guest musicians

Liminha - Acoustic guitar, Guitar, Bass, Twelve string guitar, Banjo, Tambura, electronic programming.

Fat Family - Vocals in "É Preciso Saber Viver"

Flávio Guimarães - Harmonica in "Domingo" and "Lugar Nenhum"

Jaques Morelenbaum - Cello in "Toda Cor"; String and Horn arrangements (except in "Eu e Ela", "Miséria" and "Sonífera Ilha")

Eumir Deodato - String and Horn arrangements in "Eu e Ela" and "Miséria"

Marcelo Martins - Tenor saxophone, Flute; String and Horn arrangements in "Sonífera Ilha"

Ramiro Mussoto - Percussion in "Sonífera Ilha", "Domingo", "Miséria", "Toda Cor", "Senhor Delegado", "Senhora e Senhor" and "Amanhã não se sabe"

William Magalhães - Keyboard in "Amanhã não se sabe"

Daniel Garcia - Flute, Tenor saxophone

Zé Canuto - Flute, Tenor saxophone, Alto saxophone

Eduardo Morelembaum - Clarinet, Bass clarinet

Philip Doyle - Horn

Henrique Band - Baritone saxophone

Zé Carlos - Tenor saxopnhone

Flavio Melo - Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Piccolo trumpet

Vitor Santos - Tenor trombone

Jessé Sadoc - Trumpet, Flugelhorn

Flavio Santos - Trumpet

Altair Martins - Trumpet, Flugelhorn

Paulo Roberto Mendonça - Trumpet

Gilberto de Oliveira - Bass Trombone

José Machado Ramad - Tenor saxophone

Ismael de Oliveira - Horn

Zdenek Swab - Horn

Antonio Candido - Horn

Violins: Giancarlo Pareschi (Spala), José Alves, Bernardo Bessler, Alfredo Vidal, Antonella Pareschi, Paschoal Perrota, Walter Hack, Vera Barreto, Paula Barreto, Michael Bessler, Ricardo Amado

Violas: Marie Cristine Bessler, Frederick Stephany, Jesuina Passaroto, Jairo Diniz

Cellos: Alceu Reis, Yura Ranevsky, Marcus de Oliveira, Cassia Menezes, Marcio Malard

Songs

1Sonífera ilha2:51
2Lugar nenhum3:16
3Sua impossível chance4:07

References

Volume Dois Wikipedia

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