Not enormously thrilling a tune though.

It needs the raucous crowd.

All don't shake
Every adolescence accepts
And my mind spins
And all illusion ends

A monster comes out of me
It is not good or evil
It's just indifference
It's just deadly hate

I don't want to see these ugly people anymore
I don't want to see the ignorant anymore
I want to see people from my homeland
I want to see people of my blood

Poor Sao Paulo
Poor paulista, Oh, Oh
Poor Sao Paulo
Poor paulista, Oh, Oh

I know I live in crazy utopia
But everything will fall into reality
Because I feel that things are coming up
It's just a time to rebel

Poor Sao Paulo
Poor paulista, Oh, Oh
Poor Sao Paulo
Poor paulista, Oh, Oh

He stopped, thought and came ... to that conclusion

Poor Sao Paulo,
Poor paulista, Oh, Oh
Poor São Paulo, poor paulista
Poor São Paulo, poor paulista
Poor São Paulo, poor paulista
Poor São Paulo, poor paulista

I think you might've needed to be there.

This feels like it's dragging on forever.

Tis dun.

It is over.

Basically, it's a Jam album remade by people without any kind of charisma or force of personality about them.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it two stars.

Well, after years of being fed some kind of mythology about the lead singer (Nasi) I was seriously underwhelmed by his vocal power and range.

The band and the songs lacked a clear identity too - new-wave-mod-indie-punk-rock?

I guess this is what happens when you give the natives from the colonies musical instruments, paintbrushes and the like...

Still, I didn't hate it.

Indeed I liked it more as it went on.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Basically, it's a Jam album remade by people without any kind of charisma or force of personality about them.

But what do you think about this picture off of the cover?

I'm in!

Envelheço na cidade

Guitar. Sounds like a Strat Some form of Fender. Probably a Les Paul lol.

Singing in Foregign.

Sounds like a cross between the Jam and Thingy. Did Damn the Torpedoes, you know, him.

Sounds familiar bit.

Pleasant enough, but it's not exactly blowing my head off with its energy.

Keith Moon style fade out.

Tom Petty.

Oh, of course it sounds like the Who, they've Jam fans.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Sounds like The Jam gone Spanish.

Portugese.

Sounds like a remake of the first track only based on that Jam track where he shouts YOUTH EXPLOSION!

Whichever one that is.