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The rarest of all Portuguese 70s albums, and one of the ever best progressive rock records from Europe, were so happy to be ready with this title at last. QUARTETO 1111 are better known for their psychedelic-pop recordings, but in 1974 they also released this incredible album, a brutal mellotron fuelled progressive rock monster very much inspired by UK prog outfits as King Crimson. A few years after, Quartetos leader Jos Cid recorded the well-known "10000 anos depois entre Venus e Marte". The album contains one long +30 minutes suite only, and it sold as poor as 600 copies, becoming one of the rarest collector items from Portugal. An absolute must-have album, and a very nice reissue with original artwork including backflaps, fantastic remastered sound and including an insert with rare unseen photos from Jos Cids personal archive and linernotes by Quarteto 1111s authority Joao Carlos Callixto."