You know, I've only ever owned two Cibo Mato albums, "Viva La Woman" and "Stereo Type A" (which I always thought was medicore), but last month - out of sheer boredom - I downloaded every Cibo Mato mp3 I could find. I netted a bunch of stuff I've never heard, collaborations, live bits, etc. and I threw them together into a mix on MD. You know what? I haven't been able to stop listening to that mixed bag. I think for sheer fun (with a bit of weirdness throw in) Cibo Mato is awesome. Some of these tracks are done with a French group (in French), Nirvana and Doors covers, live raps, sambas - and other things I never knew existed. In the end, all I can say is Viva La Cibo Mato! (and for this kind of purpose, viva la mp3!) Are there any other closet Cibo fans?
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