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David Bowie - Earthling (1997)
David Bowie is an incredibly versatile artist who reinvented himself countless times during his 40years+ long career. His album Earthling is one of his most experimental works featuring lots of industrial-like technostomping beats, heavy guitars and synthies from hell. In my opinion his creativity was never bigger than on this one.
Play: Little Wonder


The Clash - Sandinista!(1981)
The Clash were a lot more open minded to other musical styles than other punkbands from their time - their best known album London Calling combines reggae, ska and the punkrock from their previous two albums. Sandinista! continues that way and is a two cd-36 track-packet full of ideas tearing down all genre boundaries. The mixture of punk, genuine reggae/dub, funk, jazz and pop makes this album a classic that probably never gets boring.
Play: The Magnificent Seven


Sparks - Hello Young Lovers(2006)
When a band that has been around since the late 60s releases an album nowadays the result is usually not what one would call interesting(The Rolling Stones anyone?). If that band is called Sparks - a band starting with "glamkindofrock" (Kimono My House, Propaganda) then developing into electronica(and, by the way releasing the incedibly influencial classic album No.1 In Heaven) from that to pop(When Do I Get to Sing 'My Way') from pop to baroque pop using huge walls of synth-strings(Lil' Beethoven) - the result is always worth a listen.
Their 2006 released album Hello Young Lovers shows the peak of their creativity combining the pompous sound of their previous album with rock guitars(done by Dean Menta, Faith No More) and the quirky songwriting of their earlier works that influenced countless bands such as Queen who even were Sparks' supportband in their early days.. A grand opus everyone should give a listen to.
Play: Dick Around


The Doors - Waiting for the Sun (1968)
The imho best album by the legendary acid rock band from LA with Jim Morrison on vocals. The psychadelic elements that already shone through the first two albums are dominating this album. It is full of interesting ideas like spanish guitars on Spanish Caravan and poppy synthies on Hello I Love You.
Play: Not to Touch the Earth


The Living End - Roll On (2001)
The three-piece band from Australia started off as a Stray Cats coverband which clearly influenced Chris Cheneys incredible guitar style as well as the use of the upright bass which makes them different from other modern Punkrockbands. Their debut was one of the most successful australian albums for decades and their liveperformances are among the best there are. Roll On was their second album. It combined their fresh and poweful approach on music with a much improved songwriting. It is their most complicated album to date and probably their heaviest one. The versatile songwriting and structures and the raw instrumentals make this their strongest album.
Blood on Your Hands


The Damned - The Black Album (1980)
The Damned were the first uk punkband ever to release a single, an album as well as touring the US. Their first three albums are punkrock classics with hits such as Neat Neat Neat, Smash It Up and New Rose. Their 1980 "black" album features the Damned in their most psychadelic period before becoming a goth -band. An incredibly interesting album with 12 tracks, partly beeing connected what makes up one big work, ending in the 17 Minute epic Curtain Call. Can't dare to skip a single track on it.
Play: Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde


Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones (1983)
Theres no real genre you could put Tom Waits in - basicly its kind of Blues / Jazz / Rock using unusual instruments like Marimbas etc and featuring his incredible raw voice. The trilogy of Rain Dogs, Franks Wild Years and Swordfishtrombones are Toms best known and most appreciated albums but his output has a constant high level so it is hard to pick a single album out of it. My choice was Swordfishtrombones(followed by Bone Machine) because it has the most atmospheric feel in it and barely leaves my stereo.
Play: 16 Shells From A 30.6


Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros - Global a Go-go (2001)
Basicly the second album by The Clash former frontman Joe Strummer with his band The Mescaleros has many aspects that his old band was famous for - a wild mix of styles and genres. But this album brings this approach to the maximum: its a musical journey round the world featuring folk rock, world music(Bhindi Bagee), Reggae, oriental sounds etc etc. Opens up your mind!
Play: Johnny Appleseed


The Beatles - The White Album (1968)
Everybody knows the Beatles - but they surely had more to show than the overplayed Let It Be, Yesterday and Yellow Submarine. With Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band they released their most psychadelic album which got voted for the best album ever by the Rolling Stone magazine. The follow-up was The White Album: a double album featuring some of the most beautiful sons The Beatles have ever written, along with classic rock'n'roll bits, along with weird and experimental stuff.
Probably their most versatile album and in my opinion their best.
Play: While My Guitar Gently Weeps


Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967)
The first album by Pink Floyd is the only one that was mostly written by the genious of Syd Barrett before he got replaced by David Gilmour. The sound is raw and psychadelic as well as somehow childish with lots of interesting harmonies and noises. A classic.
Play: Astronomy Domine


further listening:

Gorillaz - Demon Days
Hip Hop / Pop combination featuring many great guest stars by Blur mastermind Damon Albarn.

Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come
The most creative Hardcorepunk -album i ever came across.

Beck - Odelay
Speaking of creativity...

The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
Raw and wild garagerock from sweden. I like their works before reaching the mainstream.

Madness - One Step Beyond
The definitive Ska-album.

Monster - Gone Gone Gone--A Bash Dem
Soul / Punk / Indie combined to a unique record. Singer is now famous as Moneybrother If you dig the Clash, try this.

So much for the moment, happy listening

renegadesteve2's top albums (overall) 1. The Smiths - The Very Best of the Smiths (153) 2. Deconstruction - Deconstruction (146) 3. The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness (134) 4. Kyuss - Blues for the Red Sun (128) 5. John Frusciante - Niandra LaDes and Usually Just a T-Shirt (114) 6. Morrissey - Bona Drag (114) 7. De La Soul - 3 Feet High and Rising (112) 8. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Mother's Milk (111) 9. Hole - Live Through This (110) 10. Joy Division - The Best Of Joy Division (109) 11. Wiley - Treddin' on Thin Ice (108) 12. Primus - Pork Soda (106) 13. Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime (104) 14. Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die (102) 15. DJ Shadow - Endtroducing.... (102) 16. The Smiths - The Smiths (102) 17. Massive Attack - Mezzanine (101) 18. Tool - Ænima (98) 19. Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique (97) 20. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless (97) 21. Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile (96) 22. Sublime - Sublime (95) 23. The Beatles - Revolver (94) 24. Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising (93) 25. Nas - Illmatic (90) 26. The Lemonheads - It's a Shame About Ray (88) 27. Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped (88) 28. Pixies - Doolittle (87) 29. Ol' Dirty Bastard - The Definitive Ol' Dirty Bastard Story (87) 30. Yo La Tengo - Summer Sun (86) 31. The Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream (85) 32. The Breeders - Last Splash (85) 33. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation (84) 34. Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill (84) 35. The Streets - Original Pirate Material (83) 36. Wiley - Race Against Time (83) 37. MF DOOM - Metalfingers Presents: Special Herbs, The Box Set Vol. 0-9 (80) 38. OutKast - Stankonia (79) 39. Ice Cube - AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted/Kill At Will [EP] (76) 40. Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda (76) 41. Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff (75) 42. Pink Floyd - The Wall [Disc 1] (72) 43. Madvillainy - Madvillainy (71) 44. Tricky - Nearly God (69) 45. Lil Wayne - No Ceilings (69) 46. Portishead - Dummy (68) 47. Tori Amos - Boys for Pele (68) 48. Jane's Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual (67) 49. Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (67) 50. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral (66)

To be updated as new additions arrive...

Andrew Lloyd Webber - "Jesus Christ Superstar", 1970
The Beatles - "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", 1967
Black Sabbath - "Heaven and Hell", reissue
Black Sabbath - "Mob Rules", 1981
Black Sabbath - "Paranoid", 1970
Miles Davis - "On the Corner", 1972
The Doors - "The Doors", 1967
The Doors - "L.A. Woman", 1971
The Doors - "Waiting for the Sun", 1968
Emperor - "In the Nightside Eclipse", reissue
Dizzy Gillespie, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell and Max Roach - "The Greatest Jazz Concert Ever", Rec. 1955, Released 1973
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "F#A#∞", original limited edition (1 of 500), 1997
Iron And Wine - "The Creek Drank the Cradle", 2002
Iron And Wine - "The Shepherd's Dog", 2007
Judas Priest - "Screaming for Vengeance", 1982
Yngwie Malmsteen - "Trilogy", 1986
Bob Marley And The Wailers - "Burnin'", 1973 (Listed simply as "The Wailers")
Bob Marley And The Wailers - "Exodus", 1977
Pat Metheny - "New Chautauqua", 1979
Motorhead - "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" (Live in London), 2001 reissue on clear vinyl
Pink Floyd - "Dark Side of the Moon", 1973
Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here", 1975
Queen - "A Night At the Opera", 1975
Rush - "A Farewell to Kings", 1977
Rush - "All the World's a Stage" (Live from Massey Hall, Toronto), 1976
Rush - "Moving Pictures", 1981
Santana - "Abraxas", 1970
Paul Simon - "Paul Simon", 1972
The Who - "Live at Leeds", 1980 reissue
The Who - "Tommy", 1969

Ill update it from month to month and see the evolution of this list, because it will probably change.

CrashRHCP's top albums (overall) 1. Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown (82) 2. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (82) 3. Blink 182 - Greatest Hits (79) 4. Rise Against - Revolutions Per Minute (77) 5. Creed - Greatest Hits (70) 6. Nickelback - All the Right Reasons (69) 7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium (67) 8. Def Leppard - Hysteria (59) 9. Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York (59) 10. U2 - The Best of 1990-2000 [Bonus Tracks/DVD] Disc 1 (58) 11. Angels and Airwaves - We Dont Need To Whisper (54) 12. Sum 41 - Chuck (53) 13. Red Hot Chili Peppers - [EMG] - Live At Slane Castle (Audio DVD) (50) 14. The Who - The Ultimate Collection (disc 1) (49) 15. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Greatest Hits (49) 16. Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (48) 17. 30 Seconds to Mars - A Beautiful Lie (48) 18. Red Hot Chili Peppers - By the Way (45) 19. Def Leppard - Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection (43) 20. Coldplay - Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends (42) 21. John Frusciante - The Empyrean (41) 22. Rise Against - Siren Song of the Counter Culture (36) 23. Aerosmith - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits CD 1 (34) 24. Angels and Airwaves - We Don't Need To Whisper (32) 25. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (31) 26. Fuel - Angels & Devils (30) 27. 30 Seconds to Mars - 30 Seconds To Mars (30) 28. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (29) 29. Three Days Grace - One X (28) 30. The Who - The Ultimate Collection (disc 2) (27) 31. Aerosmith - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits CD 2 (27) 32. Staind - 14 Shades of Grey (27) 33. Fall Out Boy - Infinity On High (26) 34. Metallica - Metallica (26) 35. Slipknot - All Hope Is Gone (24) 36. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik (22) 37. Daughtry - Leave this Town (22) 38. Iggy Pop - Lust For Life (22) 39. System of a Down - Mezmerize (21) 40. The Who - My Generation: The Very Best O (21) 41. U2 - Best of 80-90 (20) 42. Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape (20) 43. Foo Fighters - In Your Honor (disc 1) (20) 44. Rise Against - The Sufferer and the Witness (20) 45. +44 - When Your Heart Stops Beating (19) 46. Pearl Jam - Yield (19) 47. Xutos e Pontapes - Ao Vivo no Pavilhão Atlantico cd 2 (19) 48. Rise Against - Appeal To Reason (19) 49. Queen - Gold Disc 1 (18) 50. Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left to Lose (18)

This month's ten tracks I think you should hear.

The Big Pink
Crystal Visions
A Brief History of Love

It took me a while to get into this, and somehow I'd missed Dominos for some time (I missed the hype entirely, and instead was able to come to the band on my own terms). The album is rather less immediate than the single, though, and is all the better for it. This is the opener, and a beautiful, shimmering guitar chord and a rumbling bassline form the backbone of the track that occasionally comes up for air from it's otherwise shoegaze-y feel. It's also clear why Robbie Furze has barely mentioned the link to his previous band, too - this is a few star systems away from Panic DHH, but they apparently retain a little of the extremities live...

Imminent
Bock
Cask Strength

Olivier Moreau, welcome back. Ten years since the release of Nord, Imminent are back with an absolutely astounding display of rhythmic industrial noise. Really, the whole album is brilliant, with no filler whatsoever over it's hour-plus running time. Probably my favourite track so far is the pounding electronic whirlwind that is Bock, which seems to suck in noise from around it as it goes along with a core of heavy, heavy beats holding everything together. It should also be noted that for a rhythmic album such as this, it's a surprisingly listenable album, too - it ain't just for dancefloors.

In Strict Confidence
My Despair (Slowdive)
My Despair CDM

Long-awaited - like, a year later than intended, it appears - but at least worth the wait, as is so often the case with this unusual and unique band. The single itself is as you'd expect from ISC nowadays - it's beautifully constructed sonic art, but the single version at least seems to be missing something. Of the five different versions on the CD (there are two other new tracks too), this "Slowdive" variant is the pick - removing the club beats and turning it into a delicate ballad makes the track work much, much better.

I:Scintilla
Ammunition
Prey On You EP

It's going to be fun to guess which way I:Scintilla are going to head with their new (forthcoming) album, going on the evidence of the three new songs featured on this EP. All three are vastly different in style, and the pick for me of the three is the second one - a near speed metal beat and chugging guitar riff, and Brittany Bindrim's vocals soaring over the top (in probably her best vocal performance yet). By showing off the variety of styles they can do, they are doing an amazing job of refusing to be pigeonholed, so let's hope they can keep up the quality level for the whole of the new album too...

Velvet Acid Christ
Black Rainbows
The Art of Breaking Apart

After the really quite poor Lust For Blood, it's something of a pleasant surprise to be enjoying the new VAC release so much. For half of it, it's what you'd expect - trippy dancefloor industrial of the style VAC have been releasing for years (and not to mention an impressive reworking of Phucking Phreak, although I'm not exactly sure why that was necessary) - but it's the other half of this album that is something of an almighty shock. This track was the first to break cover from the album, on Septic VIII, and it's extraordinary. It's VAC stripped down to subtle beats and an acoustic guitar (!), and Bryan's vocals stripped of all treatment, resulting in a pretty song that works very well indeed. Who'd have thunk it?

v01d
Gods Look Down
This is Not a False Alarm Anymore

Another long-awaited, and most welcome release, I'd almost given up hope that this album was ever going to arrive. v01d first came to my attention on a couple of the Cyanotic/Glitch Mode-led compilations a few years ago, and the astonishingly intense tracks on those appeared to map out a positive future. So it's a bit of a surprise to see a much more mellow direction, in the main, followed here. This track is a case in point - pretty much blissed-out hip-hop, to all intents and purposes, with shuffling beats and distorted vocals running the show.

Slayer
Not Of This God
World Painted Blood

It may not be vintage Slayer, this album as a whole, but it certainly has it's moments. And in particular the rampaging closing track, which coupled with the usual Kerry King lyrical target of organised religion, really does borrow somewhat from a few Slayer classics. As a four-minute reminder of (musically) why we love Slayer, though, it's unstoppable.

Nile
Kafir!
Those Whom The Gods Detest

A new Nile album is always welcome, not least as the band are a damned sight more interesting than some of their peers. Part of that is down to their main lyrical influence, of course - the well researched lyrics and themes of Egyptology and on occasions the wider ancient world, particularly with the return of the highly-detailed and entertaining liner notes this time around, help to keep things interesting. This opening track from the album is a fascinating one, too: the title in Islam means "concealer of the truth" (or, in other words, non-believer), and the lyrics are inspired by the fight against religion for centuries by the Afghan peoples in Nuristan (what was Kafiristan previously). As is often the case with Nile, musically it's certainly not run-of-the-mill death metal - instead it builds an oppresive, black shadow over proceedings and arabic chanting also features, surprisingly seamlessly. And, needless to say, it is still crushingly heavy death metal too.

My Dying Bride
Failure
Bring Me Victory EP

Two very different covers form the main reason, frankly, to purchase the new MDB EP (although the live version of Vast Choirs is pretty damned good too). One of the covers is of folk standard Scarborough Fair (which works better than you might think), but the other is a near-perfect cover of a near-perfect choice of song. The original I put in my top ten tracks of the 90s only last week, and I feel no need to apologise for this appearing again. Aaron's voice doesn't need to ape Michael Gira - his deep, rich voice is easily a match for the track, and MDB have another ace up their sleeve in introducing the whole band later in the song for something of a tumultous conclusion compared to the original. Still, wow.

Collide
I Feel You
These Eyes Before

I'd be lying if I said I liked all of this unexpected covers album - in particular, my intense dislike of Pink Floyd means that the two tracks of theirs covered do nothing for me at all - but there are some really, really interesting moments here. Creep is a choice that to start with seems to jar but settles into a nice groove, but it is their cover of a Depeche Mode classic where the band sound the most comfortable with the material. Indeed, they don't do a lot with the original, but then, the original track is so good they perhaps didn't need to...

anushamujumdar's top albums (overall) 1. Anoushka Shankar - Rise (159) 2. Norah Jones - Come Away With Me (108) 3. Simon & Garfunkel - The Best of Simon & Garfunkel (48) 4. Richard Clayderman - Best Songs (46) 5. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 1) (38) 6. Eva Cassidy - American Tune (29) 7. Eva Cassidy - Imagine (26) 8. Coldplay - X&Y (25) 9. hindi - Hindi (25) 10. Rang De Basanti - Rang de Basanti (22) 11. Coldplay - Parachutes (22) 12. U2 - Achtung Baby (21) 13. Shania Twain - Greatest Hits (21) 14. Ella Fitzgerald - Ella: Love Songs (21) 15. Eva Cassidy - Live At Blues Valley (20) 16. Don Williams - The Very Best of (19) 17. The Cranberries - Gold (19) 18. John Mayer - Heavier Things (18) 19. Jethro Tull - A Little Light Music (16) 20. Snow Patrol - Eyes Open (15) 21. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 2) (15) 22. Chuck Brown & Eva Cassidy - The Other Side (15) 23. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 3) (14) 24. Eva Cassidy - Songbird (14) 25. The Doors - The Very Best of The Doors (14) 26. John Lennon - Imagine (13) 27. John Mayer - Room for Squares (12) 28. Eva Cassidy - Eva by Heart (12) 29. Uncle Kracker - Double Wide (12) 30. Norah Jones - Feels Like Home (12) 31. The Corrs - In Blue (11) 32. Anoushka Shankar - Concert for George (1 of 2) (11) 33. Om Shanti Om - Om Shanti Om (11) 34. Eva Cassidy - Time After Time (10) 35. Radiohead - OK Computer (10) 36. Eagles - Eagles (10) 37. Various Artists - Best Jazz 100 (10) 38. Richard Clayderman - Chansons d'amour (10) 39. Indian Ocean - Black Friday (10) 40. Diana Krall - All For You (10) 41. Eva Cassidy - Wonderful World (9) 42. Don Williams - The Definitive Don Williams - His Greatest Hits (9) 43. Richard Clayderman - Classical Passion (8) 44. Various Artists - City of Angels (8) 45. Ielts - Cambridge IELTS 4 (8) 46. Andrea Bocelli - Amore (8) 47. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (7) 48. Eva Cassidy - No Boundaries (7) 49. Billie Holiday - Billie's Best (7) 50. Billy Joel - Glass Houses (7)

anushamujumdar's top albums (overall) 1. Anoushka Shankar - Rise (159) 2. Norah Jones - Come Away With Me (108) 3. Simon & Garfunkel - The Best of Simon & Garfunkel (48) 4. Richard Clayderman - Best Songs (46) 5. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 1) (38) 6. Eva Cassidy - American Tune (29) 7. Eva Cassidy - Imagine (26) 8. Coldplay - X&Y (25) 9. hindi - Hindi (25) 10. Rang De Basanti - Rang de Basanti (22) 11. Coldplay - Parachutes (22) 12. U2 - Achtung Baby (21) 13. Shania Twain - Greatest Hits (21) 14. Ella Fitzgerald - Ella: Love Songs (21) 15. Eva Cassidy - Live At Blues Valley (20) 16. Don Williams - The Very Best of (19) 17. The Cranberries - Gold (19) 18. John Mayer - Heavier Things (18) 19. Jethro Tull - A Little Light Music (16) 20. Snow Patrol - Eyes Open (15) 21. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 2) (15) 22. Chuck Brown & Eva Cassidy - The Other Side (15) 23. Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective (Disc 3) (14) 24. Eva Cassidy - Songbird (14) 25. The Doors - The Very Best of The Doors (14) 26. John Lennon - Imagine (13) 27. John Mayer - Room for Squares (12) 28. Eva Cassidy - Eva by Heart (12) 29. Uncle Kracker - Double Wide (12) 30. Norah Jones - Feels Like Home (12) 31. The Corrs - In Blue (11) 32. Anoushka Shankar - Concert for George (1 of 2) (11) 33. Om Shanti Om - Om Shanti Om (11) 34. Eva Cassidy - Time After Time (10) 35. Radiohead - OK Computer (10) 36. Eagles - Eagles (10) 37. Various Artists - Best Jazz 100 (10) 38. Richard Clayderman - Chansons d'amour (10) 39. Indian Ocean - Black Friday (10) 40. Diana Krall - All For You (10) 41. Eva Cassidy - Wonderful World (9) 42. Don Williams - The Definitive Don Williams - His Greatest Hits (9) 43. Richard Clayderman - Classical Passion (8) 44. Various Artists - City of Angels (8) 45. Ielts - Cambridge IELTS 4 (8) 46. Andrea Bocelli - Amore (8) 47. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (7) 48. Eva Cassidy - No Boundaries (7) 49. Billie Holiday - Billie's Best (7) 50. Billy Joel - Glass Houses (7)

Nada como a certeza, ainda mais para alguém inseguro e autoquestionador. Quando o gosto musical é bem variado, há picos de fanatismo por determinadas bandas/estilos, uso a fórmula: quanto mais constantes mais eu gosto do estilo/banda.

Em um dia mais melancólico, não depressivo ou mesmo realmente triste diria que é um dia mais "sensitivo", como hoje/ontem [afinal é madrugada] possivelmente causado por um clichê vazio interior e pela música claro, no caso pelo álbum The Final Cut do Pink Floyd e pelo The Alan Parsons Project, esse efeito sensitivo obviamente colabora na definição de certeza.

Isso poderia ser bem estendido, mas a certeza que eu vou expor aqui é a mais simples possível que me ocorreu enquanto "comemorava" o trigésimo aniversário do The Wall do Pink Floyd ouvindo-o na sequência e aproveitando pra ler relatos do Live 8, onde me emociono percebendo que em pouco mais de um ano essa banda se sobrepôs a todas as outras em meu favoritismo. É, eu curto, simplesmente curto bastante, mas se eu realmente quero simplificar ao máximo devo dizer que... amo.

Ora, esse simplificar não é perder informações é destacar o que realmente importa. E nesse exato momento se inicia Comfortably Numb,