manual prático para transas, fodas e afins.

an influential album for the way it blended the sounds that were going around at the time, resulting in something unique and full of personality even today.

enjoyable asf high replay value for me

it’s like if trent reznor and björk had a brazilian child or something

overall a potent but ultimately derivative pop record that prioritizes relatability over originality.

easily the best of Fabio Lione era for me

cultural reset, mother of a genre.

it's ok

"leave the football before the football leaves you"

an honest and melancholic album sustained by an more organic and simple production, in which legião urbana seemed to abandon any concern with commercial appeal or approval in order to capture a raw, almost exhausted and deeply introspective emotional state — all of this as a central part of the experience.

where titãs break with any idea of conciliation and fully embrace confrontation, both in the lyrics and in the arrangements and mix. jack endino’s production decisively pushes the band toward a more aggressive sound, with heavier distortion, less polish, and a constant sense of tension throughout the album. all of this speaks directly to the moment the band was living through and to the context of the time, making the album a rough, divisive work and precisely because of that, an ... read more

good enough.

the best they’ve dropped in a while

i know she’s always gonna deliver quality

i'm a child of divorce

every good moment on this record is thanks to jonny buckland. the bad ones? that’s on chris martin. sorry, i don't make the rules.

john petrucci and jordan rudess matching each other's freak in real time

there are parts of this record that i really love but oh man…the mix really ruins things.

kinda of ahead of its time both sonically and aesthetically

it gives the feeling of a five-hour loop of the same song — a bad one. exhausting to sit through and the mix doesn’t help either