A internet é hoje em dia o reflexo daquilo que somos para o bem e para o mal. Eu criei este blogue com o objectivo de falar sobre a cultura pop - musica, cinema, livros, fotografia, dança... porque gosto de partilhar a minha paixão, o meu conhecimento a todos. O meu amor pela música é intenso, bem como a minha curiosidade pelo novo. Como não sou um expert em nada, sei um pouco de tudo, e um pouco de nada, o gosto ultrapassa as minhas dificuldades. Todos morremos sem saber para que nascemos.
02/01/2008
the GUARDIAN-escolhas 2007
1 LCD Soundsystem: Sound of Silver
What we said: "Sound of Silver houses two songs that pack a devastating emotional punch ... This is dance-rock for grown-ups: extraordinary."
5 stars
2 Radiohead: In Rainbows
What we said: "It may represent the strongest collection of songs Radiohead have assembled for a decade."
5 stars
3 The Hold Steady: Boys and Girls in America
What we said: "The Hold Steady's bar-room rock is a perfect, if counter-intuitive accompaniment to Craig Finn's downbeat tales."
5 stars.
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2007's best albums
As voted by the Guardian's music writers. Tell us what you think on the blog
Friday December 7, 2007
The Guardian
James Murphy sleeps off a hard night celebrating his illustrious Guardian critics' endorsement
1 LCD Soundsystem: Sound of Silver
What we said: "Sound of Silver houses two songs that pack a devastating emotional punch ... This is dance-rock for grown-ups: extraordinary."
5 stars
2 Radiohead: In Rainbows
What we said: "It may represent the strongest collection of songs Radiohead have assembled for a decade."
5 stars
3 The Hold Steady: Boys and Girls in America
What we said: "The Hold Steady's bar-room rock is a perfect, if counter-intuitive accompaniment to Craig Finn's downbeat tales."
5 stars
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4 MIA: Kala
What we said: "An album that could only have been made in 2007."
4 stars
5 Klaxons: Myths of the Near Future
What we said: "Indie chancers trying to pass this ropey stuff off as a dance revival is insulting and pointless."
1 star
6 Kings of Leon: Because of the Times
What we said: "Like a hunk of blue cheese, Tennessee's Kings of Leon seem to be getting better with age."
4 stars
7 Grinderman: Grinderman
What we said: "Not many rock records make you laugh out loud, fewer still make you laugh out loud intentionally."
4 stars
8 Battles: Mirrored
What we said: "These hi-tech New York instrumentalists finally propel themselves into quite another league."
5 stars
9 PJ Harvey: White Chalk
What we said: "The austerity of Harvey's self-imposed constraints is uncompromising but rewarding."
4 stars
10 Feist: The Reminder
What we said: "While nothing here is wholly original, it is a pleasure for as long as it plays."
3 stars
11 Arctic Monkeys: Favourite Worst Nightmare
What we said: "There's nothing to scare off the more lumpen sections of their audience, but more than enough to make the discerning listener wonder what they might do next."
4 stars
12 Robert Plant and Alison Krauss
What we said: "The music is sparse, blues-inflected country, suggestive of dusty rooms illuminated by shafts of golden evening light, in which these two exquisite voices can roam and relax."
4 stars
13 The Felice Brothers: Tonight at the Arizona
What we said: Not reviewed
14 Arcade Fire: Neon Bible
What we said: "An album this mired in fathomless darkness shouldn't sound so dazzling, but it does. A thrilling enigma."
4 stars
15 Les Savy Fav: Let's Stay Friends
What we said: Not reviewed
16 The Good, the Bad & the Queen: The Good, the Bad & the Queen
What we said: "You're left both marvelling at the album itself, and considering what a unique figure Albarn cuts."
4 stars
17 Britney Spears: Blackout
What we said: "A torrent of ferociously distorted synthesizers, electronically treated vocals, snapping drum samples and bovver-booted glam rock beats."
4 stars
18 Bruce Springsteen: Magic
What we said: "Continues to suffer from a difficulty in locating a decent tune, but there is plenty to enjoy."
3 stars
19 Josh Ritter: The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter
What we said: "The constant Dylan and Springsteen comparisons can't be easy. But Ritter just gets more assured."
4 stars
20 El-P: I'll Sleep When You're Dead
What we said: "A series of abrasive and rattlingly nonconformist tracks with densely packed parcels of syllabic invective."
3 stars
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