Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p 3 Lugares Diferentes (Portuguese for 3 Different Places) is the third studio album by Brazilian post-punk band Fellini. It was released in 1987, and it was their last album to be released under the Baratos Afins label. Fans (and as well as Cadão Volpato himself) consider this to be Fellini's best album. It was also re-released in CD form in 1995 (like the two previous Fellini albums). Although Ricardo Salvagni returned to Fellini in this album (both him and guitarist Jair Marcos were absent from the band during the recording of the previous album), Jair Marcos did not, and thus was temporarily replaced by Thomas Pappon's brother Tancred.Original founding Fellini member Minho K. (real name: Celso Pucci) provides some backing vocals in this album.The track "Valsa de la Revolución" opens with excerpts of narration by famous English disc-jockey John Peel."Pai" is a spoken-word track, consisting of Thomas Pappon speaking in German.. }
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- 3_Lugares_Diferentes abstract "3 Lugares Diferentes (Portuguese for 3 Different Places) is the third studio album by Brazilian post-punk band Fellini. It was released in 1987, and it was their last album to be released under the Baratos Afins label. Fans (and as well as Cadão Volpato himself) consider this to be Fellini's best album. It was also re-released in CD form in 1995 (like the two previous Fellini albums). Although Ricardo Salvagni returned to Fellini in this album (both him and guitarist Jair Marcos were absent from the band during the recording of the previous album), Jair Marcos did not, and thus was temporarily replaced by Thomas Pappon's brother Tancred.Original founding Fellini member Minho K. (real name: Celso Pucci) provides some backing vocals in this album.The track "Valsa de la Revolución" opens with excerpts of narration by famous English disc-jockey John Peel."Pai" is a spoken-word track, consisting of Thomas Pappon speaking in German.".