The lyrics are very strong and it is one of the strengths of Even Flow, but without a doubt it is not the only one, here we see a melody very connected with the sound and the guitars. If starting with Once was Pearl Jam's right move in Ten, following with Even Flow - Fluxo Continua - toasted and made everyone who was getting to know the band at that moment create a certain expectation with what else could come ahead, 4 :53 of a sound with lyrics that seem to speak of a homeless person who spends his days sleeping on the sidewalks, seeing the day through the eyes of someone who stays and lives on the streets. An excellent song to start an album and nothing less than that, its little more than 3 minutes is typical of sounds that began to dominate with a fast grunge and with a good sound. And the chorus is the pull of 'Once upon a time' which ends up being an important part of the song as it draws the listeners' attention.

The first song, Once - Era uma vez - already draws attention by name, browsing the lyrics draws even more attention, as the band created a hit that starts attacking with ferocity in music and lyrics, the way the song begins is certainly not the same as it unfolds and ends, guitars well synchronized and with a lot of distortion. This debut was a band totally in their best form, with a grunge that was growing all over the world and as a pioneer in the United States and the Seattle movement was fundamental for this rhythm. Pearl Jam's debut came with this album, Ten. Review Summary: This debut was a band totally in their best form

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