Word: breaths
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Allow us one more breath to speak And then Perhaps we 'II rise With Will And sing again. (Do you read...
John T. Bethell '54 editor of the magazine is not ready to abandon his goal of attaining 100,000 readers for the national edition "I think we have something worth fighting for," he said yesterday. "I wait with baited breath to see what each day will bring...
...repetitive sameness is a drag. On close and multiple listenings the song's instrumental complexities provide something to be appreciated--some nice juxtaposed guitar work and several intricate percussion tracks. But at least the last two minutes of the song could be disposed of--especially Jagger's nonsensical talk-breath of sorts--and no one would really miss...
Emerson slammed the L tray back into place, jumped the aisle to the Ms, found a card and muttered "December 1948, December 1948" under his breath as he grabbed for his notebook to write it down...
...Monty Python Live! the operative word is "live," for almost all of the routines have been seen before on American TV. Fortunately, they are unkillably hilarious even in repetition. Since the performers understandably need to catch their breath, film clips share equal billing with the live players' stage antics. When John Cleese delivers a diatribe to a shyster pet-shop owner while flogging the dead parrot that has been sold to him, the funning is lethally potent. So is the spoof on TV wrestling, in which the solo performer, Graham Chapman, is finger-jabbed and pretzel-twisted...