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Hoje É o Primeiro Dia do Resto da Sua Vida (Portuguese for "Today is the first day of the rest of your life") is the second solo record by Brazilian singer Rita Lee. Originally intended to be released as an album by Os Mutantes, due to conflicts with the band's record label it was released as a Rita Lee solo effort. The album marks the last time Lee would work with the Baptista brothers before her exit from Mutantes.

This is former Os Mutantes member Rita Lee's second solo album, recorded in 1972, the same year as Mutantes recorded their E Seus Cometas No País Dos Baurets album (the group's last album with the original bandmembers). To an even higher extent than on Lee's first solo effort, Build Up, fellow Mutantes front figures Arnaldo Baptista and Sergio Dias have made significant contributions to this album, performing on the tracks and writing much of the material. It also feels natural that this album was the last occasion on which Lee and Baptista would team up to make a recording. Hoje É o Primeiro Dia do Resto da Sua Vida is a very fine album indeed, but it doesn't quite reach the same overall class as Mutantes' brilliant first three albums. Nevertheless, any fan of the music of Mutantes or psychedelic rock should find great pleasure in listening to this album.

More albums from Rita Lee: Fruto Proibido by Rita Lee. Babilônia by Rita Le. 1. Vamos Tratar Da Saúde. 3. Hoje É O Primeiro Dia Do Resto Da Sua Vida. 6. Amor Branco E Preto. 9. De Novo Aqui Meu Bom José. 10. Superfície Do Planeta.

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A tripped-out batch of hard jamming tracks from ex-Mutante Rita Lee – recorded with assistance from all the members of the group at the time, but in a mode that’s quite different overall! Lee is clearly the star of the show here – singing all lyrics with a much fiercer vocal approach than on her earlier solo album – pushing things hard to keep up with the jamming keyboards of Arnaldo Baptista and guitar of Sergio Dias – both of whom are working with the energy that would show up in the Mutantes styles in the years after Lee. departed