One more unusual album of the dead combo. The two most alternative duo of Portuguese music, or not?
Suddenly the dead combo are in the mouths of the world literally, thanks to the chef Anthony Bourdain and his "no reservations". The Portuguese, a great majority at least, "discovered" recently the sound of this strange duo who bet on a very vintage image. The international projection was so huge thanks to the culinary program, suddenly the Dead Combo have seen sales of their records improve in the U.S. and the national tour is now epic. His music, however, is another matter. There is something of Tarentino in these sounds that refer us to parallel universes, populated by strange creatures, environments laden with smoke and unusual odors. It remembers everything except Portugal. However, in this album "Lusitania playboys", they underline its provenance. The title seems to say everything, or not? Let's call it a soporific for the ears polluted with instant music. Does well and rests the soul. "Like a drug," is one of my favorite themes. It's just music that I easily see be part of the soundtrack of "Pulp Fiction". Seriously! "Mr. Leone", on the other hand, carries me to the spaghetti western films with Clint Eastwood. Another memory film immerses the "old rock and roll radio," is a chase scene that ends the worst possible way, in a dark alley in New York. I leave the choice of the film at your discretion. But before leaving I remember another very appropriate topic for another scenario, Malibu fair, imagine a long shoot of the side of a plastic city appearing standstill in time, California. Let yourself be carried away by this album so full of sounds that much appeal to the imagination of compulsive moviegoers as is my case. Have fun.
