- such as the then-new SP-1200
sampler and the
Roland TR-808 to lay an "
insistent beat
under light melody lines and
clearly enunciated vocals." The Roland...
- Americans, at a time when "rocking, jazz
based music ... [with a] heavy,
insistent beat" was
starting to
become more po****r. In the
commercial rhythm and...
- also
refer to a
state of ****ual
arousal or anti****tion of such – an
insistent ****ual impulse, desire, or
pattern of thoughts. As
French novelist Honoré...
- led
provisional government's legitimacy. The
provisional government,
insistent on
maintaining the
universally despised war
effort on the
Eastern Front...
-
soloing instruments. In its "purest form", it "has
three chords, a strong,
insistent back beat, and a
catchy melody." The
traditional rhythm section for po****r...
-
simple story lines,
infectious choruses, a
twangy electric guitar, an
insistent rhythm supplied by a
prominent drum track, and high, two-part
vocal harmonies...
-
brilliance and
rhythmic vitality…
Woven amongst the
running quavers are the
insistent off-beat
syncopations that
symbolise confidence for Handel.” Bach's Brandenburg...
-
Deming of
AllMusic said, "Novillero have
always been a pop
group with the
insistent attack of a
crack rock band, and that hasn't
changed on A
Little Tradition;...
- type of unsympathetic,
ambiguous laughter. The
final behavior is the
insistent need for anonymity.
According to Phillips,
anonymity allows trolls to...
-
though he
approved strategic decisions.
Roosevelt gave way in part to
insistent demands from the
public and
Congress that more
effort be
devoted against...
