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The Svart Mondo series is dedicated to bringing some of the most obscure, fascinating records that time forgot back into the spotlight. Curated by the Svart team of dedicated music nerds and specialists, Svart Mondo is a showcase of a musical era long gone, collected from many unusual and less traveled parts of the world. The series commences with two pieces of hard psychedelic progressive rock from the early '70s from Argentina. Plus, from Buenos Aires, begun in 1975 and released the album 'No Pisar El Infinito' ('Do Not Step On The Infinite') the following year. Plus performed hard-hitting heavy rock with progressive leanings, much influenced by Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk Railroad and the like, with a Latin flavor and excellent musicianship. The album, released on the local T.K. label, has since become a very rare collector's item and has not been reissued on vinyl, until now. Limited to 500 copies.
| A1 | Noches De Rock 'N Roll | 4:14 |
| A2 | Tomame Como Soy | 4:04 |
| A3 | Ya Tenés Por Quien Luchar | 3:59 |
| A4 | La Chance Sutil | 4:19 |
| A5 | Hablan De Tiempos Mejores | 0:20 |
| B1 | El Mago Del Tiempo | 4:40 |
| B2 | Lo Único Que Es | 3:18 |
| B3 | Ocultame Hermano | 4:43 |
| B4 | Zapada Final | 5:04 |
| C | Mil Opciones | |
| D | Hoy Te Preguntarás |
Arranged By – Plus
Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Hugo Racca
Design – Osvaldo Battaglia
Design – Plus
Drums, Percussion – Horacio Darias
Engineer [Sound Director] – Norberto Orliac
Guitar, Vocals, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Julio Saez
Lead Vocals – Hugo Racca (B3)
Lead Vocals – Julio Saez (A3)
Lead Vocals – Saúl Blanch (A1, A2, A4, B1, B2)
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Saúl Blanch
Management – Luis Wichmann
Other [Assistant] – Pablito Vega
Other [Equipment] – Armando "Mandy" Tuteau
Photography By – Daniel Hassan
Producer [Artistic Direction] – Luis E. Olivella
Technician, Lacquer Cut By [Odeón] – Jorge Sorroza
Technician, Recorded By, Mixed By, Effects [Sound Effects] – Eduardo López
Technician, Recorded By, Mixed By, Effects [Sound Effects] – Norberto Orliac
Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Hugo Racca
Design – Osvaldo Battaglia
Design – Plus
Drums, Percussion – Horacio Darias
Engineer [Sound Director] – Norberto Orliac
Guitar, Vocals, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Julio Saez
Lead Vocals – Hugo Racca (B3)
Lead Vocals – Julio Saez (A3)
Lead Vocals – Saúl Blanch (A1, A2, A4, B1, B2)
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Saúl Blanch
Management – Luis Wichmann
Other [Assistant] – Pablito Vega
Other [Equipment] – Armando "Mandy" Tuteau
Photography By – Daniel Hassan
Producer [Artistic Direction] – Luis E. Olivella
Technician, Lacquer Cut By [Odeón] – Jorge Sorroza
Technician, Recorded By, Mixed By, Effects [Sound Effects] – Eduardo López
Technician, Recorded By, Mixed By, Effects [Sound Effects] – Norberto Orliac
Art Direction – Luis Olivella
Bass, Voice, Chorus – Hugo Racca
Curated By – Piero Carpin
Design – Osvaldo Battaglia, Plus (15)
Design [redesign 2011] – Silvia Lotta
Drums, Percussion – Horacio Darias
Engineer – Norberto Orliac
Guitar, Voice, Chorus, Percussion – Julio Saez
Lead Vocals – Hugo Racca (tracks: 8), Julio Saez (tracks: 3), Saul Blanch (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 10, 11)
Lead Vocals, Chorus, Percussion – Saul Blanch
Management – Luis Wichmann
Photography By – Daniel Hassan
Technician, Mixed By, Sound Designer – Eduardo López, Norberto Orliac
Written-By – Horacio Darias (tracks: 4, 9), Hugo Racca (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Julio Saez (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11), Saul Blanch (tracks: 4, 5, 11)
Plus, from Buenos Aires, begun in 1975 and released the album No Pisar El Infinito (“Do Not Step On The Infinite”) the following year. Plus performed hard-hitting heavy rock with progressive leanings, much influenced by Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk Railroad and the like, with a Latin flavor and excellent musicianship. The album, released on the local T.K. label, has since become a very rare collector’s item and has not been reissued on vinyl, until now.
Black vinyl, 12″ LP plus bonus 7″ single. Limited to 500 copies.
7″: Mil Opciones / Hoy Te Preguntarás.
Bass, Voice, Chorus – Hugo Racca
Curated By – Piero Carpin
Design – Osvaldo Battaglia, Plus (15)
Design [redesign 2011] – Silvia Lotta
Drums, Percussion – Horacio Darias
Engineer – Norberto Orliac
Guitar, Voice, Chorus, Percussion – Julio Saez
Lead Vocals – Hugo Racca (tracks: 8), Julio Saez (tracks: 3), Saul Blanch (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 10, 11)
Lead Vocals, Chorus, Percussion – Saul Blanch
Management – Luis Wichmann
Photography By – Daniel Hassan
Technician, Mixed By, Sound Designer – Eduardo López, Norberto Orliac
Written-By – Horacio Darias (tracks: 4, 9), Hugo Racca (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Julio Saez (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11), Saul Blanch (tracks: 4, 5, 11)
Plus, from Buenos Aires, begun in 1975 and released the album No Pisar El Infinito (“Do Not Step On The Infinite”) the following year. Plus performed hard-hitting heavy rock with progressive leanings, much influenced by Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk Railroad and the like, with a Latin flavor and excellent musicianship. The album, released on the local T.K. label, has since become a very rare collector’s item and has not been reissued on vinyl, until now.
Black vinyl, 12″ LP plus bonus 7″ single. Limited to 500 copies.
7″: Mil Opciones / Hoy Te Preguntarás.
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Barcode (Shrinwrap) – 6430065588153
Matrix / Runout (LP, Side A, Stamped) – 198003E1/A XVINYLX.COM
Matrix / Runout (LP, Side B, Stamped) – 198003E2/A XVINYLX.COM
Matrix / Runout (7'', Side A, Stamped) – 198003H3/A XVINYLX.COM
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