Edson Sommer

Dj residente da label party LooP, Dj residente Field Club #fieldtalents #sommerdj

[Edson Sommer @SommerLoop]

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#sommerdj #sommerloop #mixcloud

[Haroldo valadao @HaroldoValadao]

Nunca irei me conformar com a corrupção! É por isto que nunca votarei em ladroes como Lula e Flávio!

[Luiz_59🇧🇷🇵🇹 @LuizLeitao59]

Logo pela manhã para que o cérebro seja usado.

[Luiz_59🇧🇷🇵🇹 @LuizLeitao59]

Vou postar isso todos os dias.

[Luiz_59🇧🇷🇵🇹 @LuizLeitao59]

Vou postar isso todos os dias, se possível 3 vezes por dia.

[MP10 @MusicPills10]

Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name (Pinkpop 1993)

[Acervo Nu Metal @acervonumetal]

Cassia Eller - K@#*%! (Korn Cover) [Rock In Rio 2001]

[Cyber Punk @11cyberpunk]

The Offspring - Self Esteem

[Edson Sommer @SommerLoop]

@Metropoles

[Edson Sommer @SommerLoop]

@itzcamiz Pede desconto por antecipação!

[Edson Sommer @SommerLoop]

@Bellinhatuita Errada estava quando emprestou o cartão…

[Cyber Punk @11cyberpunk]

Rage Against The Machine - Bullet In the Head

[Batfox Pictures @Batfox_Pictures]

When Red Hot Chili Peppers played Bizarre Festival in 1999, “Soul to Squeeze” was already one of their most beloved songs. Originally recorded during the Blood Sugar Sex Magik sessions, the track was left off the album before finding a home on the Coneheads soundtrack and becoming a major hit.

[SAC @stephenacap]

@Tiana_Celine_23 Live at Austin City Limits 2011 🔥
https://t.co/THeX9kYhNb

[Edson Sommer @SommerLoop]

@FtimaPesso2719 Tudo que sei sobre esta vadia, é contra minha vontade!

[Cyber Punk @11cyberpunk]

Alice In Chains - Them Bones

[Batfox Pictures @Batfox_Pictures]

Only a few months after releasing their debut album, Rage Against The Machine arrived at Pinkpop in 1993 with a song that was already becoming impossible to ignore. “Killing in the Name” combined Tom Morello’s innovative guitar work with Zack de la Rocha’s uncompromising lyrics, turning political anger into one of the most explosive tracks of the decade.

[Batfox Pictures @Batfox_Pictures]

Not many artists could take a folk song and turn it into a political firestorm. Originally written by Bruce Springsteen, “The Ghost of Tom Joad” became a Rage Against The Machine staple, with the band's 1997 Hultsfred Festival performance transforming the song into a furious statement on inequality, power and social injustice.

[Cyber Punk @11cyberpunk]

Rage Against The Machine - Freedom