Fortunately the heat began, the days are longer and longer feel like being on the street.

At the moment I lack the time to keep all sites and blogs that I have (about 10 active), so I prioritize bring some financial return.

The personal blog is not tops this list, so will be less active at least until the heat is over.

There and I'll be back after the summer.

Without a doubt the Internet has changed many things, among them the power of communication between people of different cultures, different countries and different opinions. To some extent able to add people. The power of information that allows comparisons to be made and create questions about how and why we live and accept certain things.

The Internet has allowed business pressures, some multinationals have changed advertising ( Microsoft is one example ), even political opinions and price, also we have seen calls for strikes, demonstrations and even pressure to government decisions.

As expected, the "traditional power / archaic / hand rail ..." is not at all satisfied with this freedom, many companies have blocked blogs for content would "hurt" the company's guidelines, we now see that this blockade reaches new countries. Recently, the Reporters Without Borders published a report showing the ranking of freedom of expression in the country.

In the list can see clearly there is a country where freedom of expression (Denmark, Finland ...) and others where the control is tight (China, North Korea, Syria ...). Most worrisome is that some countries said to be "democratic" start to have some control of liberated expression. Portugal occupies the position 32 (8 points) for a list of 175 (115.50 points)

Some countries like Spain, France and Portugal to censor content on the pretext of the fight against pedophilia (it seems perfect that control this issue) and protection of copyright (usually at the request of the major record industry).

Recently, March 13, 2010 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said: "Internet can not be a free thing, where you say and do whatever. No, every country must by its rules and regulations "

It is a sensitive issue that should be followed carefully, it is not alarmist, but we do not allow restrictions on the freedom that was granted.

I started to hear (scratch) some vinyl records from my brother, The Final Cut, was certainly the most listened to disc.

Over the years, I bought the record and I got to have all of Pink Floyd albums on vinyl, unfortunately with some changes of countries, lost a lot! Today I have all CDs and recently started to recover the collection on vinyl.

About a month, Radar Radio on "Family Album" paid tribute to the hard Wish You Were Here (1975), I sent an email and asked permission to publish the audio program on the blog, fortunately James Castro it is also a fan of Pink Floyd, very carefully cleared.

Wish You Were Here : The album talks about the absence and in two of its tracks ("Welcome to the Machine" and "Have a Cigar") on the negative aspects of the music industry. The album is more melancholy than before, however has some notes of optimism and joy here and there. It is said that the track's title to the album " Wish You Were Here "talks about what they thought was the collapse of the band as such, and is also a tribute to Syd Barrett. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" is a piece divided into nine parts and a tribute to Syd Barrett, whose mental illness made it impossible to continue as a member of the band.

The album reached No. 1 in the tables on Billboard selling to date more than six million copies in the United States, where he was awarded a gold record on September 17, 1975 and as a sextuple platinum on May 16, 1997 by the RIAA . Worldwide has sold over 13 million copies.

LP - Wish You Were Here

Side A

• 1. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (David Gilmour / Roger Waters / Rick Wright) - 13:33
• 2. "Welcome to the Machine" (Roger Waters) - 7:26

Side B

• 1. "Have a Cigar" (Waters) - 5:07
• 2. " Wish You Were Here "(Gilmour / Waters) - 5:40
• 3. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (Pts. 6-9) (Gilmour / Waters / Wright) - 12:21

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