Rolling Stones/Tattoo You Brazilian Original LP Ver.

This time we will introduce the original Brazilian version of “Tattoo You”. We have introduced the original analog versions of the UK and US versions so far, but some of you may have been surprised at the difference in the “sound” between them. So this time we will introduce the Brazilian version. Beggars Banquet is famous as a Brazilian version of the Stones. It is a unique Brazilian analog version with everything written in Portuguese on the jacket. Some of you may wonder why we chose the Brazilian version among the other versions from other countries. The reason we chose the Brazilian version is that Brazil produced a large amount of samba records. The Brazilian music industry, which developed along with non-rock music, has developed in its own way. For example, for a long time, they continued to release mono records along with stereo records. In rock, the Beatles and Paul’s works were also released in mono records until the early 1970s, and are now very popular among analog enthusiasts as very rare items. Now, with this Tattoo You, it sounds like it has been cut to a sound with a stronger mono sound than stereo. I think you will enjoy a delicate sound that is different from the loud Indian version. Tatto You is a highly acclaimed album with an exquisite mix by Bob Clearmountain, but you can see that there were various “sounds” of the analog version depending on the country. I’m committed to Tattoo You! It’s an item that you won’t regret listening to! Taken from the Brazilian original LP (Rolling Stones Records, 31C 064 64533) (43:37) 1. Start Me Up 2. Hang Fire 3. Slave 4. Little T & A 5. Black Limousine 6. Neighbours 7. Worried About You 8. Tops 9. Heaven 10. No Use In Crying 11. Waiting On A Friend