Word: pressing
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Handel's Messiah, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring in his popular core course, First Nights: Five Premiere Performances. This fall, Kelley made a debut of his own when his book, First Nights: Five Premiere Performances, was published by Yale University Press. Prof. Kelley recently sat down with The Crimson to discuss books, music and cybersex...
...nationwide tour-rocked hard, splicing and dicing most of the songs from their 1999 album, There is Nothing Left to Lose, along with band staples and radio hits like "Everlong" and "My Hero." For his part, Grohl careened around the stage, jumped into the audience, lambasted the British press, and tantalized the crowd by unplugging his guitar and parading it around like he was going to toss it to some lucky...
...band kept things interesting by constantly mixing up the tempo and combining their own songs in rhythmically tight medleys. Even the most diehard Foo Fighters fan would have been hard pressed to figure out just where one song ended and the next began. Grohl's almost unbelievable energy level pushed the seamless transitions further and further, leaving the audience wondering how long he could press...
...seemingly inhuman ability to scream without tearing his vocal chords. Even on the band's slower, softer songs like the beautifully intricate "Aurora," Grohl couldn't resist pumping up the pace and the volume. Indeed, the only time Grohl stopped slashing at his guitar, he lambasted the British press for publishing rumors of the Foo Fighters' eminent breakup and for comparing them to the constantly troubled Brit-rockers Oasis. Though there was no tension immediately apparent onstage, Grohl's insistence that things had never been better for the Foo Fighters rang a little hollow in light of his seeming neglect...
...said that as the years went, by she decided not to bring the story to the press because she wanted to tell...