Uma Tarde na Fruteira

Uma Tarde na Fruteira
Studio album by Jupiter Apple
Released 2007 (original version)
2008 (re-release)
Genre Progressive rock, psychedelic rock, art rock, folk rock
Label Elefant Records (original version)
Monstro Discos (re-release)
Producer Thomas Dreher
Jupiter Apple chronology
Jupiter Apple and Bibmo Presents: Bitter
(2007)Jupiter Apple and Bibmo Presents: Bitter2007
Uma Tarde na Fruteira
(2007)
Six Colours Frenesi
(2014)Six Colours Frenesi2014
Alternative cover

2008 Monstro Discos re-issue
Professional ratings
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Uma Tarde na Fruteira (Portuguese for "An Afternoon at the Fruit Bowl") is the fourth and final studio album by Brazilian musician Jupiter Apple, released in 2007 by Spanish label Elefant Records. Distancing itself from its predecessors Plastic Soda and Hisscivilization, it is mostly sung in Portuguese and returns to the more "accessible" psychedelia of his 1997 debut A Sétima Efervescência, in sonority terms.[1]

The album was re-issued in Brazil by Monstro Discos in 2008, with a different cover art and track list; while the original Elefant version is more of a compilation with some previously unreleased tracks in-between,[2] Monstro's version contains only new tracks.

Music videos were made for the tracks "A Marchinha Psicótica de Dr. Soup"[3] and "Mademoiselle Marchand".[4]

"Beatle George" is a tribute to George Harrison.

Covers and appearances in other media

Rogério Skylab covered "Casa de Mamãe" for his 2009 album Skygirls. Early versions of "A Marchinha Psicótica de Dr. Soup" and "As Mesmas Coisas" appeared in the soundtrack of the 2006 animated film Wood & Stock: Sexo, Orégano e Rock'n'Roll.

Critical reception

Uma Tarde na Fruteira has received positive reviews upon its release. Stewart Mason of AllMusic gave it 3.5 out of 5 stars, classifying it as a "double-album-length potted history/reconstruction of the most vibrant era in Brazilian music – roughly from the birth of bossa nova through the petering out of Tropicália, or the late '50s through the early '70s". He praised the album as being "richly melodic and instantly memorable".[5]

Writing for his website Trabalho Sujo in 2009, Alexandre Matias included the album in his list of the 50 Greatest Albums of 2008, in 24th place.[6]

Track listing

Elefant Records version (2007)

All tracks written by Jupiter Apple. "Over the Universe", "Collectors Inside Collection" and "Plastic Soda" were originally featured in Plastic Soda (1999); "Act Not Surprised", "Tropical Permanent Holidays", "Metropole" and "The Futuristica Waltz" were originally featured in Hisscivilization (2002).

No.TitleEnglish titleLength
1."A Marchinha Psicótica de Dr. Soup"Dr. Soup's Psychotic Marchinha4:42
2."Tema de Júpiter Maçã"Jupiter Apple's Theme3:54
3."Base Primitiva Revisitada"Primitive Base Revisited3:49
4."Over the Universe" 5:13
5."A Menina Super Brasil"The Super Brazil Girl4:20
6."Act Not Surprised" 4:48
7."Little Raver" 3:00
8."Collectors Inside Collection" 4:38
9."Tropical Permanent Holidays" 4:10
10."Mademoiselle Marchand" 4:03
11."Metropole" 6:45
12."The Futuristica Waltz" 3:39
13."Síndrome do Pânico"Panic Disorder4:24
14."Plastic Soda" 4:44
15."Carvão Sobre Tela"Charcoal on Canvas4:12
16."Um Sorvete com Vocês"An Ice Cream with You All4:20
17."A Marchinha (Reprise)" (instrumental)The Marchinha (Reprise)1:49

Monstro Discos version (2008)

All tracks written by Jupiter Apple.

No.TitleEnglish titleLength
1."A Marchinha Psicótica de Dr. Soup"Dr. Soup's Psychotic Marchinha4:42
2."Tema de Júpiter Maçã"Jupiter Apple's Theme3:54
3."Base Primitiva Revisitada"Primitive Base Revisited3:49
4."As Mesmas Coisas"The Same Stuff5:47
5."Little Raver" 3:00
6."A Menina Super Brasil"The Super Brazil Girl4:20
7."Plataforma 6"Platform 64:22
8."Síndrome do Pânico"Panic Disorder4:24
9."Casa de Mamãe"Mommy's House6:14
10."Beatle George" 3:40
11."Mademoiselle Marchand" 4:03
12."Carvão Sobre Tela"Charcoal on Canvas4:12
13."Viola de Aço"Steel Guitar6:15
14."Um Sorvete com Vocês"An Ice Cream with You All4:20
15."A Marchinha (Reprise)" (instrumental)The Marchinha (Reprise)1:49

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