...[17] Rather I reference lyrics, concert performances, and speaking engagements, a... "Practicing Oprah, or The Prescriptive Compulsion of a Spiritual Capitalism," The Journal of Popular...
... to pass off the It Ain't Me Babe (17) lyrics to our aging English teacher as her original poetr...(47.) See Daniel A. Cohen, Homicidal Compulsion and the Conditions of Freedom: the Social and Psyc...
... be sure, held that in some instances compulsion to speak may be as violative of the First Amendmen..., dramatizations, slogans, music, lyrics or the use of pictures, except for the use of pict...
This Portland, Ore.-based crew can be most easily labeled as an indie/electronica hybrid. The drawn-out, near-whiney vocals coupled with layers of classic indie rock sounds and eerie electronic tones make this band easily comparable to uberfamous Radiohead. In fact, "Karma Police" and "Fake Plastic Trees" could play right alongside Housefire without missing a beat. Listeners can expect well-crafted (although occasionally indecipherable) lyrics from Housefire.
... deeper subject matter, like on "Compulsion," when the songster says, "Couldn't find me /could...
... any showing of direct governmental compulsion and is violated by the enactment of laws which est... of the message conveyed by any lyrics (Ward v. Rock Against Racism, 491 U.S. 781 (1989))...
Company coming?" asked Celeste, lifting her feet from the coffee table long enough for me to dust underneath. "What makes you think that?" I asked.
... Homes & Gardens, but come spring, the compulsion to clean overtakes even me. "Can't we just blame t... singing loudly as he worked, altering the lyrics in that oh-so-adorable-except-to-teenagers way tha...
It's a little after 1 a.m. on a muggy July night in downtown Raleigh, and The Pour House is quiet again. [Tom Bombadil]'s gaggle of groupies-15 energetic, giggling young women in Duke T-shirts and flowing skirts-has left the building. The bartender yells "last call," and a handful of grown men gather around the bar to swallow final bits of beer. But the boys of Bombadil barely notice: They're too busy packing up their equipment-two keyboards, a drum kit, guitars, kazoos, bells and guitar pedals-to care about beer. In fact, one of the band members isn't old enough to drink. That's true: Bombadil is finally getting some exposure in its Triangle home and across the country. The band is receiving some serious rotation on Raleigh's WKNC and Chapel Hill's WXYC since the release of its debut E...
... to an inane happiness, a quick look at the lyrics reveals the band's complexity. Songs like "Johnny,...'n' roll showmanship as much as it is a compulsion to have fun, to stay young. "Making the show enter...
Governmental hostility between Cuba and the United States gave certain cultural functionaries the excuse to reject rock as a way to show their "patriotism," to "safeguard national culture" from "foreign, noisy and scandalous beats" and to protect our "helpless youth" - the same young people who were dancing to rock in the countryside and in factories while building socialism - from the "ideological diversionism" represented by this "dangerous music of the enemy. Influences like Nueva Trova, the occasional visit by foreign rock groups (including the socialist camp), and the constant imitation of Anglo-Saxon rock set the terms for the Cuban rock explosion that came in the 'Sos. Festivals such as "Caliente" at the Casa de Cultura in the upscale Havana neighborhood of Playa (which continue...
... attitude perfectly fits young people's compulsion to rebel. But in Cuba, rebelling frequently invite... such as"£7 Comandante" (which contain the lyrics "No comas tanta pinga, Comandante""Don't be such a...
For close to a year now, I have worked as Boise Weekly's music editor. It's been an amazing experience and I have met some outstanding people. And even though I listen to and write about music from all over the world, my main focus has always been local music. This exploration of music in and around the Treasure Valley is an important part of Boise Weekly's philosophy so this year we're presenting what we hope will become an annual event: the . To bring this first night to a brilliant end, [DJ Art Hodge] takes the stage last but certainly not least. He's also a stand-out in his field. Beyond the fact that he's an award-winning DJ, he's the kind of performer you'll never get tired of hearing. His sets are always enjoyable from beginning to end and wi...
...Her melodies and lyrics are mesmerizing, sweet and wanting, but there's al... these guys will make you sweat, the compulsion to dance will be irresistible, and you'll be sorry...
At one point Driscoll's narrator sang about a secret- a disgusting, nasty secret diat she ate and threw up, and when she looked into the puke and saw herself, "There was truth." How a girl's excoriation of her friends morphed into a confession of her worst fears about herself The point wasn't especially subde, but die transitions could be. Where 837 Venice Blvd. was an intimate trio, Mad in me triples those numbers, taking the first piece's mode of one person trying on successive identities and multiplying it into a labile mob mentality.
...." Quickly, though, Oldham's lyrics gave way to Driscoll's, which pushed die songwrite... poses is, in her words, "What is our compulsion to watch each other in extremity?" Driscoll has re...
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