The magazine gave an account of the 50 best songs that sounded this past year.
The magazine Rolling Stone did a year-end count, which highlights the 50 best singles that sounded in 2011. The first place is for Rolling in the deep, Adele , as "music for the heart is broken, makes you take over the world. "
According add, this song managed to surpass others blockbuster artists like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, as "some emotions, especially when they are channeled through a voice and power-always going to be in force."
The second place is for Niggas in Paris , the collaboration of Jay-Z and Kanye West. "The letter is full of opulence," describes the environment, adding that also plays darker themes, such as the life that these artists would have been billionaires not to reach fame.
Appears at number three Till the world ends , of Britney Spears. "The choir leading Cher emulates a plane full of gay sailors," describes the means to justify the decision.
These days, the Foo Fighters , stays at number four. The rock ballad l starring Dave Grohl to-speech "would have been admired by Kurt Cobain , "says Rolling Stone.
The list, which includes 50 singles released this year, also contains short and Edge of Glory, Lady Gaga, Lorelai, Fleet Foxes, Youth knows no pain, Lykke Li, Rumour has it, also of Adele; Adventures of raindance Maggie, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and The death of you and me, Noel Gallagher, among others.
The full list can be seen on the official website of the magazine Rolling Stone.