Definition of Recordedness. Meaning of Recordedness. Synonyms of Recordedness

- Sounds featured countertextural aspects that called attention to the very recordedness of the album. Professor of American history John Robert Greene stated...
- Sounds featured countertextural aspects that called attention to the very recordedness of the album. Tape effects were limited to slapback echo and reverb....
- incorporated "countertextural aspects ... calling attention to the very recordedness of the album". This was reflected in other contemporary experimental...
- London in 1913. He was killed in action in Belgium during World War I, recordedly aged 36. He was buried in Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery. William Newton...
- transferred to Woking Prison hospital, Surrey, where he died on 2 June 1866 recordedly aged 34. He is commemorated on the National Memorial in the city of Cork...
- who was a Dutch merchant, was the first ever recorded ancestor of the family, and the family was recordedly formed by his son, Johan (Ivan Yuryevich) Freedericksz...
- Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria, London: W Lewis & Son However, the King recordedly did not proceed more northerly than Boscobel and Moseley near Wolverhampton...
- and died there on 19 May 1944 in the prison hospital on Sime Road, aged recordedly 68. His nephew was the architect Leonard Man****eh, who was born in Eden...
- was recorded in great decay in 1521, and had only two resident tenants in 1541. Henry Stafford, 1st Baron Stafford (fourth creation) recordedly died...
- soldier, politician, was lord of Neenton manor. His death by suicide was recordedly here. The Shropshire Family History Society was founded in 1979 to provide...