Spawning from Brazilian psychedelia and Anglo-American hard-rock, MÓDULO 1000 represented a fusion of both sonorities, coming up with something new in the Brazilian musical scene. The Rio de Janeiro group, featuring Luiz Paulo Simas (keyboards and vocals, later with VIMANA and O TERÇO), Eduardo Leal (bass guitar), Daniel Cardona Romani (guitar and vocals) and Candinho (drums, later with VIMANA), would put out only one album, 1971's "Não Fale Com Paredes", a clear display of their musical influences, ranging from BLACK SABBATH and QUATERMASS to OS MUTANTES through early PINK FLOYD. Totally fuzz guitar, a lot of atmospheric and spacy keyboards, good bass and drums. The production was very poor, but this helped to give the songs a dark atmosphere despite the happy and crazy vocals. Luis Simas was the first brazilian musician to buy a synthesizer. The lyrics are a mix of protest against the military dictatorship and things totally nonsense.Heavy influences of Black Sabbath, but this is progressive rock for sure! All great european bands of late 60's and early 70's are inspirations for Módulo 1000. Line-up / Musicians Luiz Paulo Simas/keyboards,vocals Eduardo Leal/bass Daniel Cardona Romani/guitars,vocals Candinho/drums Discography(Album) Não Fale Com Paredes 1971
1.Turpe Est Sine Crine Caput 2.Não Fale Com Paredes 3.Espêlho 4.Lem-ed-êcalg 5.Olho Por Olho, Dente Por Dente 6.Metrô Mental 7.Teclados 8.Salve-se Quem Puder 9.Animália 10.Curtíssima 11.Ferrugem e Fuligem
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