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...most shocking, rather than best-sounding, juxtaposition, there’s enough of merit going on here that it will take multiple listens to unravel. And even after all the samples are identified and analyzed, it’s still a great pop record.The Knife: “Silent Shout??Most famous for their hit “Heartbeats” (which in turn was most famous for appearing in a cover version in the Sony “bouncy balls” TV commercial), Swedish duo The Knife return with a dark, processed, captivating sound. This...
...also featured horse carousels along the outfield lines, fireworks after the games and music in between innings that is more suited for bat mitzvahs than baseball games (“Cotton Eye Joe,” the “Electric Slide,” and “Shout?? are just a few examples...
...undercurrent. As the titled character Romeo, Mickey Solis is excellent as he sighs and mopes over his early rejection by Rosalind and then falls in love with Juliet (Annika Boras). But once his character encounters adversity, Solis’s performance seems to be set on “shout?? and begins to get tiresome. Boras fares better. Although she is much older than the 14 year-old Juliet for which the original production calls, Boras reminds the audience of Juliet’s youth by bringing out the petulant-teen aspect in her rebellion against her parents...
However, we must admit, while trying not to Shout?? from our soapbox, that the aforementioned editorial and previous Crimson coverage of the Lather have been so misguided in motivation and so lacking in accuracy that they could go unaddressed no longer. To end this Tide® of irresponsible journalism, we’d like to dispel some false rumors spread, intentionally or otherwise, by The Crimson’s coverage of the Lather. With great Joy®, we announce that, contrary to The Crimson’s allegations, no one contracted sexually transmitted diseases at the Lather (although...
Yelling “Hit it!” to the DJ, Summers walked onto the crowded dance floor as “Twist and Shout?? rolled onto the turntable...