Tudo ao Mesmo Tempo Agora

Tudo Ao Mesmo Tempo Agora (Everything at the Same Time Now) is the sixth album by Brazilian rock band Titãs, and the last one to feature vocalist Arnaldo Antunes.[1] It marks another shift in the band's style, who returned to a more rock-oriented sound with aggressive, sometimes even scatological lyrics, such as in "Isso Para Mim É Perfume".[1]

Tudo Ao Mesmo Tempo Agora
Studio album by Titãs
Released	November 1991
Recorded	1991
Genre	Alternative rock, punk rock, grunge
Length	38:38
Label	WEA
Producer	Titãs
Titãs chronology
Õ Blésq Blom (1989) Tudo Ao Mesmo Tempo Agora (1991) Titanomaquia (1993)

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Track listing

All music is composed by Titãs.

No.	Title	Lead vocals	Length
1.	"Clitóris" (Clitoris)	Paulo Miklos	3:48
2.	"O Fácil é o Certo" (The Easy is the Right)	Sérgio Britto	2:13
3.	"Filantrópico" (Philanthropic)	Branco Mello	2:28
4.	"Cabeça" (Head)	Miklos	2:06
5.	"Já" (Ever[2])	Arnaldo Antunes	2:13
6.	"Eu Vezes Eu" (Me Times Me)	Britto	2:47
7.	"Isso Para Mim é Perfume" (This Is Perfume to Me)	Nando Reis	3:18
8.	"Saia de Mim" (Get Out of Me)	Antunes	3:10
9.	"Flat – Cemitério – Apartamento" (Flat – Cemetery – Apartment)	Mello	1:36
10.	"Agora" (Now)	Miklos	2:34
11.	"Não é Por Não Falar" (It's Not for Not Talking)	Britto	2:31
12.	"Obrigado" (Thank You)	Reis	1:06
13.	"Se Você Está Aqui" (If You Are Here)	Reis	2:52
14.	"Eu Não Sei Fazer Música" (I Don't Know How to Make Music)	Mello	2:50
15.	"Uma Coisa de Cada Vez" (One Thing at a Time)	Antunes	3:16

Personnel

• Arnaldo Antunes – lead vocals and guitar
• Branco Mello – lead vocals
• Nando Reis – Bass and lead vocals
• Paulo Miklos – keyboards and lead vocals
• Sérgio Britto – keyboards and lead vocals
• Marcelo Fromer – Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar
• Tony Bellotto – lead guitar, rhythm guitar
• Charles Gavin – drums and percussion

References

1. Reis, Luiz Felipe; Lichote, Leonardo (20 October 2016). "Peça e livro celebram os 30 anos de 'Cabeça dinossauro', dos Titãs". O Globo (in Portuguese). Rio de Janeiro: Grupo Globo. Retrieved 21 June 2017.
2. could be translated as "now" or "already", but considering the sentences in which the word is used, the most accurate translation to English would be "ever", as in "have you ever wanted something?".