Word: wildness
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...soul-a. It's nearly always a little too sweet, with Young's voice reaching high to deliver heartfelt avowals of love tinged with sadness at the state of the world. A tightly professional backup of organ, mid-tempo drums and precise rhythm guitar keeps him from getting too wild and loose. But most songs go on for too long, and the rare tracks where he lets a little anger creep in, like Let's Roll, his homage to the Sept. 11 passengers of Flight 93, come as a welcome change. Too much sugar damages any dish, whether...
...organized by Shunsui Matsuda, a benshi who died in 1987. The clubs re-created the original conditions of silent screenings. Last fall, the Pordenone festival invited Midori Sawato, the last in the line of professional benshi, to perform. She transformed herself from a petite mild-mannered woman to a wild narrator on stage, exploding into a shower of tones, sounds and voices...
...After a wild first five innings that chased three Harvard pitchers—including starter Madhu Satyanarayana—Wahlberg entered the game with the score tied at 7-7. The righty quickly silenced the Big Red, allowing only three hits over the next five innings to earn his first win of the season...
Sophomore catcher Mickey Kropf doubled to right to leadoff the inning, and then advanced to third on a wild pitch by Quillian. Lopez lifted a sacrifice fly to center field to plate Kropf and stretch Harvard’s lead...
...original script, written by Peckinpah (The Wild Bunch) and Gordon Dawson, the protagonist is a white American in Mexico City. The film is usually described as a cult classic. “It’s very violent. It’s also tragic in its own way,” Silva says. “Some have called it a strange, weird masterpiece.” In his version of the masterpiece, Silva plans to make the protagonist a Chicano—a Mexican-American. “He becomes a man of two worlds...