Sealed And Hard To Find 1987 Original Pressed On Quiex Virgin Vinyl. Features The Beautiful "Isabella" Track. “Passarim Is Jobim's Major Statement Of The '80s, Emerging During A Time When Jobim's Concerns Were Turning Increasingly Toward Planet Earth Issues. The Title Song Is One Of Jobim's Most Haunting Creations, A Cry Of Pain About The The Destruction Of The Brazilian Rainforest That Resonates In The Memory For Hours. Also, By This Time Jobim Had Resumed Touring With A Large Group Containing Friends And Family, And They Carry A Great Deal Of The Load Here, With Lots Of Airy Female Backup Vocals, Two Worthy Songs By Jobim's Multi-Talented Son Paulo And Another By Flutist/Singer Danilo Caymmi. Recorded Entirely In Rio, The Record's Overall Sound Is Very Different From Jobim's '60s And '70s Work -- Denser, Hazier, Still Grounded In The Samba Yet Rougher In Texture (As Is Jobim's Voice). Though Not As Immediately Winning As The Creed Taylor-Produced Albums, This Music Repays Repeated Listening -- Particularly The Extended Suite From Jobim's Score For The Film Gabriela -- And There Are Samples Of Jobim's Wry Humor In "Chansong" And The Bossa Nova Reworking Of "Fascinatin' Rhythm.” Richard S. Ginell, All Music Guide.