query: when did i like it like that come out

pos: I Like It (Cardi B, Bad Bunny and J Balvin song) comfortable with. The three producers looped the "I Like It" part as they felt that was the catchiest part of the sample. Machucha proposed to add Bad Bunny and J Balvin to the track, with both artists contributing with their verses and ideas. Tainy and Invicible finished working on the production focusing on the instrumentals. Work on the record started in October 2017, and finished in early April 2018. "I Like It" is a Latin trap number. It is a blend of trap and salsa, and samples 1960s boogaloo song "I Like It Like That". As noted by a "Billboard"

neg: Up Out My Face Nick Cannon. Minaj spoke about filming a video with Carey and how she did not believe that the video would ever be released: "I didn’t even tell anyone I shot a video with Mariah, because I didn’t even believe. In the back of my mind, I felt like, ’This video is not gonna come out. There’s no way I’m gonna do a video with Mariah Carey before I even put out my album.’ Then, when it came out, I think it was the #1 video on YouTube in one day, something crazy like that." It premiered simultaneously with the video

neg: Pet Sounds (instrumental) Martin Denny for its reverberated bongos and güiro combined with pervasive horns and a Latin rhythm. "MOJO" declared it an "ambiguous, jet-age update of Martin Denny-style 1950s exotica." In his 2016 memoir, Wilson stated: "I loved "Thunderball", which had come out the year before, and I loved listening to composers like Henry Mancini, who did these cool themes for shows like "Peter Gunn", and Les Baxter, who did all these big productions that sounded sort of like Phil Spector productions." When asked if he was a fan of Denny and exotica music in 2017, he responded: "No, I never get

neg: I Am Me the album early; as she said, "I got home and got bored, so I called John Shanks and was like, 'Can I come in the studio? Let's get a head start so the record company's not asking for the record right away or anything." She also said that she wanted to "get the pre-jitters or anything that was going wrong out of my system. And when I went in everything started going smooth. It was fun." According to Simpson, she felt less pressure when recording "I Am Me" than she did when recording "Autobiography". "I Am Me" is, like its

neg: Space-Dye Vest some strange reason and so the minute I did that, the minute I was just like obsessed with this person, I was like, 'why am I doing that?' and I noticed that I was doing it a lot lately. And I think the prime reason that I was doing that, and this is what I figured out at the time, was that I had just come out of a relationship where I'd gotten dumped, basically, and so I think the situation was that I wasn't finished giving all that I was ready to give, so I was just, like, throwing

neg: Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury I come to America one thing I can promise is I'm knocking you the fuck out boy!" Wilder replied by saying, "There's one thing Tyson Fury has never had and that's the WBC belt, and if he ever thinks about having it he better wake up and apologise to me because he ain't never having it. I can't wait to fight you because I am going to knock you out, like I did to everyone who stepped in the ring with me, you've never been knocked out but you will be when you experience what it's like to be hit

neg: Meg Westergren school). The auditions for Dramatens elevskola were held earlier than those for Beckmans designhögskola, and Westergren was admitted to the school after only one audition. Westergren studied at Dramatens elevskola from 1951 to 1954. She did not like the experience, stating that "nothing was enjoyable". Westergren has commented on her time there: "My mother wanted to give me advice, wanted to come and see everything I did. I did not want that. It was tough. At the school I always felt pressured to deliver good performances, and what I did when I went there never turned out really good." Westergren

neg: Therapy (Tech N9ne EP) up right there. We did one called "When Demons Come". Everything came from getting recognition from "Something Else". That's how my life is. I like my life. "So Much Love" on "Something Else" had me ready for "When Demons Come". There's so much love you can get lost in this shit. You don't know when something's going to hit. You have to be ready with angels when demons come. Songs like that just came out of me." In September 2013, during an interview with the "Portland Music Scene Examiner", Tech N9ne spoke about working on the EP, saying: "It’s fucking

neg: John Paul Young just developed. They play me their songs and say: "See what you think of this." Usually I like it, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I pick out something they've written and say "I want to do this", like I did with "Things to do". (For the "JPY" album), we worked out some of the songs on the road. Others are worked out in the studio and some, like "Standing in the Rain" are produced by the studio system. Harry and George work it out and I come in later to do the vocal. In November 1977, Young's first 'best of' compilation

neg: Jeffrey Lee Pierce taped it on one of those little microcassettes and the song, he was like, "Keith, you're gonna have to write about Deborah Harry," because he was president of the Blondie fan club. I like Blondie but I like the Ramones better, or the Dictators, out of that group of New York bands, when all of those bands came up. Pierce is mentioned in the Gallows song, "Everybody Loves You (When You're Dead)", from the 2012 self-titled album. The song ends with the lines: Come back, Dee Dee Ramone. Come back, Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Come back, Frankie Venom. Come back, Lux

neg: Ladder interview Ladder interview It begins with a simple question, and then another question is asked about that response. For example, an interviewer may ask: "How come you skipped class?" and the response may be: "I went out with my friends". The next question would be something like "Why did you go out with your friends?". Essentially, the format is as follows: The first responses are generally functional justifications, like "I went out with my friends because I wanted some pizza", or "I wanted some pizza because I used to eat it as a child"; but eventually the interviewer hopes to reach

neg: Abby Wambach has lived in Portland, Oregon; Hermosa Beach, California; and Buffalo, New York. On October 5, 2013, Wambach married her longtime girlfriend, Sarah Huffman, in Hawaii. Wambach stated that her marriage was not a political statement and did not represent a coming out, because she had never been closeted: "I can't speak for other people, but for me, I feel like gone are the days that you need to come out of a closet. I never felt like I was in a closet. I never did. I always felt comfortable with who I am and the decisions I made." In September

neg: Dark Horse (Twista album) for the radio." He also spoke about the style of the album, saying: "It’s going to be that die hard Twista style mixed in with a little bit of the new vibe. I definitely pay attention to younger artists that come out and new sounds that come out. I definitely want to make sure I’m able to artistically incorporate what I’m hearing. I like to pay attention to it and stay current. I’m always listening to the new mixtapes so that I can naturally stay on pace with the younger cats when I’m making my album. I don’t like to

neg: Rebecca Ferguson (singer) tried out for "The X Factor" but it did not turn out too well, maybe because I did not have the confidence. I thought I would try "Britain's Got Talent" or "The X Factor" again and if that did not work out, I would have to think about what I was going to do." Ferguson sang "A Change Is Gonna Come" for her audition in front of judges, Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and guest judge, Nicole Scherzinger. At her bootcamp audition, she sang "Like a Star" to which Cowell said "That is a recording voice!" and Scherzinger said, "I told

neg: Sailing Soul(s) many meetings. I had been doing it for like five years, and I was excited to have the meeting, but it wasn’t hype. I was going to go in there and be myself, I’m not going to really care. I wore a little bit of makeup and I dressed how I would dress. Went in there, sang for them, did the whole meeting thing and he was like, ‘I love your voice, I love everything but when you come into these meetings you have to sell yourself.’ I was just speechless when he said that, and I have no filter

neg: Trampoline (Joe Henry album) and went by like a blur. I put down a minimal pump organ thing for it and then forgot about it. I got back to Los Angeles a month later and was in the studio with the engineer. He started with a Vari-Speed drum loop which sounded like an army marching and the pump organ and my vocal only. Everything else went out the window at that moment. I was trying to get to something like a Bunuel movie where things came in and out of view like when you're riding a train or in a car and things come

neg: The Oracle (Godsmack album) first typically, and then he takes the tape of music and starts doing the lyric thing, writing lyrics and melodies, and then he'll come over excited and sing it to us, and we'll be "yeah" or "nay." But he's pretty great for that because he doesn't get excited much, so when he gets something that he thinks is good, it's usually really good." Then he adds, "Like I said, when I said collaborative, on the new record we did this all four of us in a room. Like all four, we'll play a riff, I'll come in with the drums,

neg: Coming Home (Kristin Chenoweth album) ‘My Coloring Book’ because when I was in college, my voice teacher didn’t think I understood the song, and told me to pull it out one day when I did. So I’m singing it all these years later, and she was there to witness it. I also like to reintroduce songs that people may not be familiar with, like Stephen Foster’s ‘Hard Times,’ which is from 1853 but sounds like it could have been written today. And I love to do songs that people wouldn’t expect from me, like ‘Enough Is Enough.’" "I’m known for musical theatre,” she continues, “but

neg: Julian Lennon him some chords. Following his father's murder on 8 December 1980, Lennon voiced anger and resentment towards him, saying, I've never really wanted to know the truth about how dad was with me. There was some very negative stuff talked about me ... like when he said I'd come out of a whisky bottle on a Saturday night. Stuff like that. You think, where's the love in that? Paul and I used to hang about quite a bit ... more than Dad and I did. We had a great friendship going and there seems to be far more pictures of

neg: New Morning was some speculation that it was recorded hastily and rushed out as an immediate response to the scathing criticism that surrounded "Self Portrait". In fact, much of "New Morning" was already complete when "Self Portrait" was officially released. "I didn't say, 'Oh my God, they don't like this, let me do another one,'" Dylan said in 1975. "It wasn't like that. It just happened coincidentally that one came out and then the other one did as soon as it did. The "Self Portrait" LP laid around for I think a year. We were working on "New Morning" when the "Self

neg: Come Over (Aaliyah song) "I Care 4 U" in the United States. It reached the top ten on "Billboard"s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. Ross Scarano from Complex Praised Aaliyah's Voice on the song saying "Aaliyah's voice did longing so well. The lightness of her touch when stretching out and fluttering the final syllable of a word like "over" in "Come Over" is too pretty". Scarano also felt that certain parts within the song such as the dying-cell-phone bit was amusing. Come Over (Aaliyah song) "Come Over" is a song by American recording artist Aaliyah. Written by Johntá Austin and produced by Bryan-Michael Cox, Jazze

neg: Kechewaishke not think I shall give it up as they did." Regarding possible future land cessions, he said: "Father I speak for my people, not for myself. I am an old man. My fire is almost out—there is but little smoke. When I sit in my wigwam & smoke my pipe, I think of what has past and what is to come, and it makes my heart shake. When business comes before us, we will try and act like Chiefs. If any thing is to be done, it had better be done straight." Five years later, Buffalo was presented with the

neg: Afrodisiac (song) the song, Norwood stated, "when I first heard that track I was like, ‘Oh my God.’ It was different. I’m not trying to do what I did before. I’m trying to do something different, but still have the same elements that people know me for. And that’s what 'Afrodisiac' was." She further added, that "“it was great to do a record like that with Timbaland. He was one of my favorite producers, so to work with him was a dream come true [...] you can hear the yearning for love. I never had an aphrodisiac in my life until now."

neg: 2015 Brickyard 400 has stood behind me all year.” “Yeah, I thought overall the day went well,” Logano said. “You know, you come to Indy, it's all about the win, either win or finish last. It doesn't really matter anywhere in between. At least that's the way I race when we come to a racetrack like this, Daytona and Indy. It's all about getting trophies and rings and making out with bricks. Unfortunately we come up a little bit short.” “You always want to put yourself in position for a win at the end and that’s what we did today,” Truex said after

neg: New England Skeptical Society barely knew what podcasting was... Steve said we should start podcasting and all our projects should shift to the web... we like to come up with new segments each year." In 201 the SGU started adding guest rogues to the podcast which the team really enjoyed. "The SGU is like sanity for us... the podcast is like a family member to me now... I don't know what I would do without sharing that time with those people?" When asked by Christopher Brown "Seven years ago did you personally have any idea that it would take off like this?" SGU rogue

neg: PK (film) out on dates. I wouldn't refuse Raju for anything. In fact when he offered me the film, I did not even ask for the script, I was like I am ready to come on whenever you want. So that is the connection I share with Raju." Before Sushant and Arshad were signed on, R. Madhavan and Sharman Joshi were said to be cast in the film. Junaid Khan, son of Aamir Khan worked as an assistant director in this film. In 2011, in its initial scripting stage, Rajkumar Hirani named the film 'Talli', then changed it to 'Ek Tha Talli'

neg: Blaze Starr couch". As she explained in 1989, "I had finally got my gimmick, a comedy thing where I'm supposed to be getting so worked up that I stretch out on the couch, and — when I push a secret button — smoke starts coming out from like between my legs. Then a fan and a floodlight come on, and you see all these red silk streamers blowing, shaped just like flames, so it looked like the couch had just burst into fire." Blaze was arrested more than once. The first time was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for lewdness, by a young police

neg: Clarence Elkins went to a next door neighbor's house and I told her that it looked like my uncle Clarence and it sounded like him. So, she took me home and she told my mom that -- what I told her and then everyone just started freaking out. And then my mom and dad called the police and my mom and dad told the police that it was my uncle Clarence who did it." When asked how the identification could go so wrong, she replied "Well, I told people that it looked like him and they just went like it "was" him.

neg: Dogfight throwing up small rocks. I dropped down to get him, but to hit him I had to get down in his jet wash. He'd chop the throttle and throw out his speed brakes. I would coast up beside him, wingtip to wingtip. When it looked like I was going to overshoot him, I would roll over the top and come down on the other side of him. When I did, he'd go into a hard turn, pulling all the Gs he could. This guy was one fantastic pilot. The war in the air, however, eventually came to a stalemate as

neg: Joe Martin (footballer) wanted to return to Blackpool for the 2008–09 season, saying, "That last game against Watford was brilliant and something I'll remember for the rest of my life." And adding "To make your debut in a match like that, when there was a sell-out crowd and so much riding on the outcome, was terrific. The manager seemed pretty pleased with how I did and hopefully I can come back here next year and help the club stay up, if not better. It's up to Tottenham whether I come back. They hold all the cards. But if there is a possibility of

neg: Infected (the The album) long hard look at myself and realised I didn't like the way I was acting... That initial flush of success is a toxin, it really warps people's personalities for the worse and I didn't like what it did to me." The reviews from the British music magazines upon "Infected"<nowiki>'</nowiki>s release in 1986 were mostly very positive, with reviewers impressed by the bleakness of the lyrics and the strength of Johnson's vision. "Melody Maker" stated, "Kicking concepts of democratic creativity in the kidneys, Johnson has justifiably come out with a one-man vision of terrifying proportions". "Sounds" claimed that "there's self-controlled passion

neg: Where I Come From (Montgomery Gentry song) Where I Come From (Montgomery Gentry song) "Where I Come From" is a song recorded by American country music duo Montgomery Gentry. It is the first single from their seventh studio album, "Rebels on the Run". The song was written by Rodney Clawson and Dallas Davidson. The song is a mid-tempo rock-influenced song in which the narrators express pride with their Southern heritage. Co-writer Dallas Davidson said that he did not like many of Montgomery Gentry's previous singles, and that "I feel like this song fits them, and I say that as a fan. I think that they can actually

neg: Chloe (actress) she stated during the show that she had overdosed four times during her life, twice on heroin and twice on cocaine. She has directed films for VCA Pictures ("Chloe's What Makes You Cum?") and Elegant Angel ("Chloe's I Came, Did You?"). In a 2001 interview with Martin Amis Chloe revealed that "I like to be peed on. I like being spat on: it feels like cum on your chest. I like to be choked. I like to be fisted. For vaginal I prefer a girthy kind of dick." "For anal I prefer a longer, thinner kind of dick. "No. Come

neg: Monte Zucker Douglas, in the United Kingdom in the late 1980s, but at the same time he stated of a digitally retouched image, "Did I have this in mind when I first created the image? Yes and no. I wanted to create something artistic, something special. Did I know how I was going to do it? Not really." "If you like the way it looks, go with it! I liked it and I did it! Of course, it takes a lot of experience to develop good taste. When one is just starting out it's easy to like something without knowing if it's

neg: Roy Harper (singer) original release) contained a number of songs and spoken word pieces referencing his loss and pain. "She ran off with someone else" said Harper, "a violin player (Nigel Kennedy) I’d been working on an adaptation of Brahms's Violin Concerto with. I was really traumatised by that. Anybody who's been suddenly left like that will know it's very, very traumatic. I managed to come out of it, but it took about five years. It was like a death, a loss, like being told your child's been killed in a war. There's no other way to describe it. When you go through

neg: Rutland Barrington line from a first night review of his performance as Dr Daly in "The Sorcerer": "Mr Barrington is wonderful. He always manages to sing one-sixteenth of a tone flat; it's so like a vicar." Barrington went on to say that producer Richard D'Oyly Carte later came to see him, saying, "...what's the matter? ...some one has just come out of the stalls to tell me you are singing in tune. It will never do." Barrington said that "This pleased me so much that I have never sung flat since, except, of course, when I wished..." Several contemporaries did find Barrington's

neg: Khalid Kelly you've come to the truth. It will change your life.' And indeed it did"", he says. Describing his journey from scepticism to belief, or as he called it "“from darkness to light”", Kelly said, "“the journey started with the illegal production of alcoholic drinks in Saudi Arabia whilst I was working as a nurse at the King Faisal hospital.”" He went on to say: "“Before Islam, I didn’t know the meaning of love. I used to be like other British young men, drinking and going out, but when I read the Quran in 2000, whilst in jail, I felt a

neg: Activated I wasn't going to just record something and release shit for the sake of having a song out, I wanted to feel something when I heard [it], and I wanted to feel like I did when I first started, like when I used to sing in my bedroom when I was 15." Idolator's Robbie Daw said "[Activated] is a slinkly, sassy little R&B number, complete with the commanding line 'when I do the damn thing, just watch me.'" Estelle Tang of "Elle" said that "Activated" has a "slinky air of mystery" and went on to say that "it's a pure

neg: Richard Bryan (rugby union) But he recovered and he made a full return to the Newport side. Bryan said at the time: "The injury didn't even come through contact. I just sidestepped at the end of the game, right in the 80th minute, and it just went. I had never felt anything like it, I was in a huge amount of pain and felt pretty desperate. "When I first did it I didn't realise how long it would be, maybe three or four months, so it was really hard. It was the longest I'd been out injured and it was a struggle watching all

neg: The Paradigm Shift then returned to writing the album. "It was weird – I moved into the studio. I stayed there for four months, I only came home on weekends. I moved my boys in with me, so I had my kids with me the whole time. It was an interesting creative space." Davis continued, "I don't know how the hell I did it. I was so fucked up from coming off all that medicine, and I feel so good about the record. When I look back now, I'm like, 'Wow, how did I come up with this shit?'" The title was explained

neg: Let There Be Love (Christina Aguilera song) because of that, because what he does is genius and he is a classic hitmaker. But when I was coming out it was at a time when we had the huge pop explosion, and he was all over radio and I just wanted to work with others like Linda Perry and do that route and do "Beautiful" and songs like that. We built a level of respect for each other. So at this point, coming together, especially embracing my true pop-starness, at this point in my career having come full circle, I was able to really truly embrace it, and

neg: Chuck Schuldiner a part of his music. He replied, "Not at all. I really don't want to involve any type of religious theme in our music. I think that's more of a personal thing. Yeah, I'm not a Satanist and I definitely don't put that into our music on purpose. I was really young when the band first started out. I was never really into writing Satanic lyrics at all, personally. We did write gore lyrics, but it was more like kind of tongue-in-cheek, horror-movie type level. Nothing like encouraging people to go out and hurt themselves or anything stupid like that.

neg: Buddy Holly (song) like, 'Rivers, we can talk about it. Do it anyway, and if you don't like it when it's done, we won't use it. But I think you should try. You did write it and it is a great song.'" Cuomo said that he felt the song was "too cheesy" and did not know if the song represented the sound he was going for with the band's music. Matt Sharp recalls: ...Ric said we'd be stupid to leave it off the album. We'd come into the studio in the morning and find little pieces of paper with doodles on them: WE

neg: Diver Down I used my Echoplex in that song." "Dave": "It's like all those Westerns where there's some kind of dissonant sound in the background. Like they'll have one harmonica that hits only one note—eeeeeeeeee—and that's when you know the hero is coming to town or something terrible is going to happen. And what happens is Edward will come up with a song or a riff and then immediately I'll hear it and I'll know right away what the scenario is." "Eddie": "The solo was just loose, fun, craziness. I play it better every night than I did on the record, but

neg: Bertha Pappenheim deserve it." These texts also include the prayers which were published by the League of Jewish Women shortly after Pappenheim's death. These are not prayers in the sense of traditional Judaism, but personal poems addressed to God. One of Pappenheim's poems written in the period 1910–1912: Love did not come to me - So I vegetate like a plant, In a cellar, without light. Love did not come to me - So I resound like a violin, Whose bow has been broken. Love did not come to me - So I immerse myself in work, Living myself sore from duty.

neg: Hold Me Like a Heaven you." The song has been described by "NME" as "a true album highlight", and that "the band come as close to hope as the Manics possibly can when they admit: 'I hate the world more than I hate myself'." Furthermore it is said that the single could "plod along and could be grouped together under the heading filler. Sonically it could be cast-offs from 'Rewind The Film'." PopMatters also pointed out that the song is "one of the most beautifully tender songs of the band's career[...]" Manic Street Preachers Hold Me Like a Heaven "Hold Me Like a Heaven" is

neg: Anne Brown classical arias and the spiritual "A City Called Heaven" for Gershwin, Brown was frequently invited by the composer to come down and sing parts of the opera for him as he was composing the work's music. As a result, the role of Bess grew from a secondary character, like it was in DuBose Heyward's novel "Porgy", to one of the opera's leading roles. Brown recalled that: [Gershwin] would telephone and say, 'I've finished up to page 33 or so. Come down; I want you to sing it. When can you come down?' 'When I get out of school today,' I

neg: Zeynab bint Al-Harith it into his mouth. When the apostle of Allah ate one morsel of it, Bishr ate his, and other people also ate from it. Then the apostle of Allah said, “Hold back your hands! because this shoulder informed me that it is poisoned.” Thereupon Bishr said, “By Him who has made you great! I realised it from the bite I took. The only reason I didn’t spit it out was that I didn’t like to spoil your appetite. When you had eaten what was in your mouth, I did not like to save my life after yours, and I also

neg: Pat (Saturday Night Live) the sketch that Pat did with Harvey Keitel. And the thing is, they kissed in it. At one point they were thinking of taking the kiss out of the sketch. But Harvey, being Harvey, demanded they keep it in, that there'd be no integrity without the kiss. So that was the first time we'd seen Pat in an intimate situation – a smooch. There is a certain way that you hold your head, the way you come in for a kiss. And sitting there, watching it, I thought that Pat didn't kiss like a guy. Pat kissed like a girl."

neg: Daewon Song same enthusiasm as he did when we were like 14-15. And he’s still learning new tricks, which is insane because the dude has enough tricks. He’s insane & is always amped to skate. It could honestly be anything. He’d be amped to skate a little curb on the street. That’s why I love skating with him because when I’m skating with him, it feels like I’m that age again. Like I’m 14. Anytime I hang out or skate with him, I have no care in the world except skating. In a 2005 "Skateboarder" interview, Song listed Rodney Mullen, Natas Kaupas,

neg: The Blind Leading the Naked if he'd like to come down and try something out in the studio," Ritchie said of Frith. Members of the band said they were unhappy with the choice of Harrison as producer, with Ritchie saying, "We knew Jerry and he'd seen us live and, uh, he didn't like it... And when I heard the reasons that he didn't like it, well, they were the reasons why we do like it! We didn't think he was right to produce music as weird as ours." Gano further claimed that Harrison had been suggested by Warners, "solely on the basis that he lives

neg: Sylvia Rivera good time for drag queens, effeminate boys or boys that wore makeup like we did. Back then we were beat up by the police, by everybody. I didn't really come out as a drag queen until the late 60s. when drag queens were arrested, what degradation there was. I remember the first time I got arrested, I wasn't even in full drag. I was walking down the street and the cops just snatched me. People now want to call me a lesbian because I'm with Julia, and I say, "No. I'm just me. I'm not a lesbian." I'm tired of

neg: TrapGold fucked me over, I was mad about people shitting on me for being on the XXL cover, I'd broken up in my relationship. After I did "TrapGold" I felt like I'd let it all out. My album will definitely be like that, because I liked the way that made me feel," and explained why she gravitated towards Southern rap, "The South doesn't give a fuck and they have more fun," elaborating on her own style, "When you rap fast it almost seems like another language. People can't understand all of what you're saying, and it's cool to me not because

neg: Henry Alline an uncommon light; it seemed like a blaze of fire; I thought it out shone the sun at noon day...". He further went on to say "The first conception I had was that the great day of judgment was come..." The vision remained over him for some time and then "when I lifted my eyes, I saw, to my unspeakable satisfaction, that it was not what I expected: the day was not really come, therefore I had an opportunity of repentance ..." Despite his second religious experience he continued to backslide into his old ways, all the time continuing to

neg: Quirk Out seemed to want to listen to it, so it was good. We did a lot of Universities and places like the Sheffield Leadmill, middle-sized venues. I think the biggest thing we ever did when I was working for them was Brixton Academy, we weren't headlining that particular show but we did some big venues all over the place. The crowd response varied a lot, especially outside of the big cities. The big cities got Stump; Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and places like that got Stump, then you’d go to smaller cities and sometimes there was a bit of bafflement. It was

neg: Who Did You Think I Was as the B-side on the Trio's subsequent EP, "Live @ Yahoo! Music", after the track, "Out of My Mind", a heavily blues-influenced song written by Mayer which also appears on "Try!". The B-side to "Who Did You Think I Was" is "Come When I Call", which did not appear on the album "Try!", but was frequently played throughout the trio live performances, like the song, "I Don't Need No Doctor". This audio sample shows the end of the last chorus of the song, through the outro and almost until the end. The main guitar riff is reminiscent of Joe Walsh's

neg: Pat Perez revealed, "I was part of that (2008) team (that won the World Series) because I know all of the guys, I had my locker there, I would come and see them all the time. I would really root for them like I was part of the team." When asked if he had the locker during spring training, he replied "No, the whole thing. I would hit balls with Jimmy Rollins, go out on the field and play catch, whatever. I was like one of them team for that year." When Burrell left as a free agent after the 2008 season

neg: Mountain Soul about three, four songs. The people would come up and ask, 'where can we get this kind of music?... that song that you did?', and I would say like, 'I haven't recorded it yet..' So I said, well, this is something I want to do. And, for those folks that are going to be listening, or looking out for some of the more acoustic type of mountain blues, or mountain soul.. is what I'm calling it Mountain Soul. My family didn't move from Pikeville until I was 10. I lived there for quite some time. I still have some family

neg: Wyatt Spencer went in, met people; it was great. They called afterward and asked me to come back on Friday to chemistry read with somebody else. I went in and did that, and by about noon on Friday, they were like, 'Okay, let's do this." Brooks also revealed that he was in talks to reprise his role of Max on "Days of our Lives" but said, "the timing just didn't work out." However, when it comes to "Bold", Brooks said, "The opportunity presented itself." Brooks also met with executive producer, Brad Bell before, and previously worked with supervising producer, Ed Scott during

neg: Marc Chagall sky and landing, bright and transparent, like snow on our roofs. Where did he get it? How would it come to a boy like him? I don't know why he couldn't find it with us, in the city—in his homeland. Maybe the boy is "crazy", but "crazy" for the sake of art. ...You thought: "I can see, I am etched in the boy's heart, but he is still 'flying,' he is still striving to take off, he has 'wind' in his head." ... I did not live with you, but I didn't have one single painting that didn't breathe with

neg: 24K Magic (album) fire," he explained, "But for me there's a process that I have to go through with each song. I have to touch an instrument or it won't come out. If I'm not touching the guitar or touching the drum machine or playing the piano, the song just won't come out. I have to be in it, all the way." As such, "Finesse" underwent twenty different versions, including one in which he sang about "gold chains and cognac over a silky beat", and another which sounded "like a Seventies cop show – like I should be on roller skates". "Versace on

neg: Come Along with Me (Adventure Time) order for us to function as humans. I'm so nostalgic for the time that I spent working on "Adventure Time" and I find it comforting to think that I still exist in that office with Adam [Muto], working on those stories. I would be so happy to come to work and brainstorm with him and sit down and draw on paper and pitch these stories with Post-its tacked up to the wall, just like they did in the 1930s with the stick and the song and the dance, the most traditional way of doing cartoons. When Sugar debuted the song

neg: 2018 Zürich ePrix "Just as I turned in he dived at the last moment and I had to do something not to hit him. But genuinely, I tried to let him through but it didn’t work out like that as I was the one who lost out and he went free, which is a bit harsh." Evans admitted to feeling conflicted after taking his maiden pole position and finishing seventh, "Our first Formula E pole position was a huge motivation boost for the troupe and showed how far we have come in the meantime, unfortunately the race did not go that way as

neg: Albert Pierrepoint position. Henry was removed from the list of executioners in July 1910 after arriving drunk at a prison the day before an execution and excessively berating his assistant. Henry's brother Thomas became an official executioner in 1906. Pierrepoint did not find out about his father's former job until 1916, when Henry's memoirs were published in a newspaper. Influenced by his father and uncle, when asked at school to write about what job he would like when older, Pierrepoint said that "When I leave school I should like to be public executioner like my dad is, because it needs a steady

neg: We Sold Our Souls to Metal with punk vocals during choruses, though it ends in a very Pink Floyd-like way, which Cavalera was conflicted about saying, "I don't know why we did that. I still don't know if it was the right thing, but it came out like that. Marc [Rizzo] just did some really crazy guitars at the end of it that is just, like… It goes from total metal into crazy Pink Floyd, but it works. I mean, it's really wild. And we like wild stuff. I always was drawn to weird, weird stuff, and that's definitely weird, in a good way." We Sold

neg: Shooting of Terence Crutcher was like, 'Do you need help?'" "He was like, 'Come here, come here, I think it's going to blow up.'" The other caller said: "There is a car that looks like somebody just jumped out of it and left it in the center of the road on 36th Street North and North Lewis Avenue." "It's dead in the middle of the street." "It's a Navigator. The driver-side door is open like somebody jumped out. It's on the yellow line, blocking traffic. Nobody in the car." Police stated that Crutcher kept reaching into his pocket, refused to show his hands, walked

neg: Botch (band) any regional music scenes. In a 2011 interview with "Rock Sound", Dave Verellen said "A lot of Seattle didn't like us, so we just did what we did," and that when "We Are the Romans" was released, "people were like, 'Yeah, it's good...' but like anything in that genre at the time it was a slow-starter because it wasn't exactly palatable. Hydra Head was stoked on it and, slowly, we started to get more press and play bigger shows. But even this week I've talked to more people about that record than I have since it came out." The members

neg: I Like It Like That (The Miracles song) to the mix. "I Like It Like That" was released during a period (1964) when Smokey and the Miracles were so busy touring as the headline act with the famed Motortown Revue shows, and writing big hits for other Motown acts, principally Mary Wells and The Temptations, that their own chart action suffered. Of the group's four single releases that year (the others were "Come On Do The Jerk", "(You Can't Let the Boy Overpower) The Man in You", and "That's What Love Is Made Of"), "I Like It Like That" was the only one to crack the Billboard Pop

neg: Amanda C. Miller was, like, 5’7” when I was in fifth grade … I did play hockey on a boys’ team. I played goalie. So, I think that I have the tomboy aspect—and I love green—but also what I love about the character is that she was very tough but she was also equally as feminine. She was just so ‘I like to ice skate, I like to nerd out over cute boys,’ and I just love that about her. I think we both share that. Like we’re both feminine, but we’ll also kick your butt." Miller cited actor Harvey Fierstein as an

neg: I Still Have a Pony Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album. I Still Have a Pony I Still Have a Pony is the second live comedy album by Steven Wright. The title is a play on that of Wright's previous album "I Have a Pony", which was released 22 years before. The album contains the audio from his Comedy Central standup comedy special "When the Leaves Blow Away". Wright claims to have come back with a new album and special because "the people in college now weren't even born or were like five years old when I did my last HBO special." Like its predecessor,

neg: I Still Have a Pony I Still Have a Pony I Still Have a Pony is the second live comedy album by Steven Wright. The title is a play on that of Wright's previous album "I Have a Pony", which was released 22 years before. The album contains the audio from his Comedy Central standup comedy special "When the Leaves Blow Away". Wright claims to have come back with a new album and special because "the people in college now weren't even born or were like five years old when I did my last HBO special." Like its predecessor, the album was nominated for the

neg: Sue Ellen Ewing lot of thinking about what we would do with her. Where would she be now? I did a lot of homework finding out where she would be and what Texas women are like now. What has she gone through in her life? What has she come to grips with? What does she like about herself? What doesn't she like about herself? What kind of impact is she going to make on her life, on John Ross's life, on her future? Who is she? When the 20-year-old Sue Ellen Shepard wins the title of Miss Texas in 1967, she meets her

neg: Shake It Off (Mariah Carey song) to date" that he had been offered. In an interview with MTV News, Jeezy described how he came to be included on the remix: When I got the call [from Mariah], I was like, 'I don't know if that's me. She was like, 'Nah, it's gonna be your type of beat.' I'm like, 'Oh, for real?' Then when Hov called he said, 'I'm gonna do it with you.' I was like, 'Dag, this is big.' But when I did it, I kept it me and kept it 'hood. At first I ain't think she was gonna like it but she

neg: Stages on Life's Way special metaphysics as a scheme for this book. But Kierkegaard wasn't satisfied until the completion of "Concluding Unscientific Postscript" in 1846. Here he wrote: "When my "Philosophical Fragments" had come out and I was considering a postscript to “clothe the issue in its historical costume,” yet another pseudonymous book appeared: "Stages on Life’s Way", a book that has attracted the attention of only a few (as it itself predicts) perhaps also because it did not, like "Either/Or", have "The Seducer’s Diary", for quite certainly that was read most and of course contributed especially to the sensation. That Stages has a

neg: WZRD (band) parents want to talk to you.” I was like, “What the fuck? What happened? What’d I do?” I thought I was in trouble. So I went up to his parents room, and his dad was like, 'O-Dot told us about your situation, and we’ve seen that you come to the house, working with Dipo. You guys have been productive, staying out of trouble, and you guys are working towards something.' And he was like, 'I think about it like this, if it was my son, what would I want another family to do for my son?' Long story short, he

neg: Yefim Bronfman When he's finished, I thought, they'll have to throw the thing out. He crushes it. He doesn't let that piano conceal a thing. Whatever's in there is going to come out, and come out with its hands in the air. And when it does, everything there out in the open, the last of the last pulsation, he himself gets up and goes, leaving behind him our redemption. With a jaunty wave, he is suddenly gone, and though he takes all his fire off with him like no less a force than Prometheus, our own lives now seem inextinguishable. Nobody is

neg: All (Descendents album) band was fun, but I hadn't achieved All, basically, in music or in science, and I had the opportunity to go try to achieve All more in science, and I decided to take that opportunity", he later reflected, adding that he had always considered music a hobby and science as his career, and "the more the music started to seem like a career, the less I seemed to like it. In '87 I left the band and we did the final tour. There wasn't one of these things like 'Well, I’m gonna do this for a while and come back

neg: Umesh Chandra Dutta Kali image out of the samaj and subsequently dumping it into the nearby field. They also removed the shalagramshila. When they entered the Samaj, a police inspector asked, "Who is Umesh Chandra?" On being pointed out, he said, "I have been sent by the magistrate to ensure that you have the freedom to worship as you like. I have taken action accordingly. You can come every Wednesday and worship here as you like. In case of any difficulty, we shall help you." On the advice from Keshub Chunder Sen, he went and filed a complaint with Alipore Court. On hearing

neg: Power Trip (song) "Power Trip" on Valentine's Day. When asked about the single, Cole explained: "The most exciting part about that song ['Power Trip'] and the reason why we went with it is that it sounds like nothing that's out. It was between that, and this other record that's like, maybe a bigger record, but 'Power Trip' had that newer sound. Like with 'Power Trip,' absolutely you couldn't point to any song on the radio and be like, 'Oh, this sounds like that'…everything from the beat to the way that I'm flowing, you've never really heard me so "sleepy". I really did them

neg: Myna Potts a gracious hostess and the place is certainly worth a visit. I love places like Medicine Mound because I hate crowds -- especially when I'm trying to do photography. I set up my heavy tripod in the middle of the street knowing that there probably wouldn't be any traffic and, if someone did come along they would most likely pull around me and wave like they do when you meet them on the highway. There's not a lot of road rage in Medicine Mound." Myna Potts Myna Gayle Hicks Potts (born March 30, 1927) is a historical preservationist from Chillicothe

neg: Coronation Street Live (2010 episode) a tram to crash from the viaduct into the Kabin and Corner Shop. The storyline was a sign that TV shows now have to strive harder to make an impact, according to producer Phil Collinson. "Television has changed. Programmes like "Coronation Street" have to stand up against massive pieces of event television like "Strictly Come Dancing" and "The X Factor". So we had to do something extraordinary. When drama pushes the boat out, it has to push it out really far. I think the days are over when television drama can sit back and leave it to your imagination. We

neg: Hangover Tonight is kind of 50’s and 60’s Motown. It reminds me of when I did 'Runaway' and things like that. So it was a very easy thing for me to do. I was in rockabilly bands my whole life, and to me it was just a throwback to my youth writing with these guys. It was a lot of fun." An uncredited review from "Taste of Country" stated that "Like he did with 'Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain),' Allan returns with a song no one was expecting. The singer continues to reinvent himself, even if that means going back to

neg: Ljubo Miloš him on the spot. Then he picked out Laufer, a lawyer from Zagreb, and asked him what he was, and when he replied, he called him out like this — "I like lawyers very much, come closer" — and killed him right away. Then he found out that a third man was a doctor from Zagreb, and he ordered him to examine the first two men and to establish whether they were dead. When the doctor confirmed that they were, he turned to the fourth man and when he found out that he too was a doctor, he "forgave" the

neg: Vaychi hope, as says, "For with You is forgiveness," and is followed in by, "I wait for the Lord." A Midrash told that when the Israelites asked Balaam when salvation would come, Balaam replied in the words of "I see him (the Messiah), but not now; I behold him, but not near." God asked the Israelites whether they had lost their sense, for they should have known that Balaam would eventually descend to Gehinnom, and therefore did not wish God's salvation to come. God counseled the Israelites to be like Jacob, who said in "I wait for Your salvation, O Lord."

neg: Come Home (Luminate album) finish, "Come Home" is a solid album and a great introduction to those who have yet to discover Luminate. Though it may not break serious new ground or feel all that different from the genre, those craving some new music with a worshipful attitude and a soft spot for pop-friendly beats will find a fine release worth checking out." Louder Than The Music's Jono Davies said that "I just want to point out now, before I'm accused of being negative, that I like this album. I like the catchy big choruses, but there is something more to this album than

neg: Dreams Come True (CANT album) Taylor noting, "It's just such different music. Which is what I wanted to do, of course, but it still shocked me when I came out with it. I felt very new to me. I didn't know how to make sense of it, at first. It was challenging. But I like a good challenge." Regarding the album's lyrical content, Chris Taylor noted, "I just wanted to do something different: exploring different types of making music, different ways of writing lyrics. With each song I decided I would try and tell a specific story. I really like lyricist who can tell stories:

neg: Counting Stars other artists. I broke the promise because I also did sessions that year with Beyoncé. When Jay-Z and Beyoncé invite you to stay with them in the Hamptons, you don't say no!" He continued: "I was out there for about five days and on the second day I woke up early and I started combing through the internet, searching for stuff that would inspire me for Beyoncé. I ended up coming across this weird song that had this indigenous folk sound to it that just struck me like lightning. I didn't like the verses or lyrics, but I loved the

neg: Takashi Usami the Gamba Osaka team and he was named as Best Young Player by the J. League at the annual awards ceremony on 6 December. In June 2011, it was confirmed that Usami would be loaned out to Bayern Munich, with an option to buy next summer. He joined the club in mid-July. Usami told the media in a news conference that a chance like that did not come every day, and that he was looking forward to this big challenge. When he was asked about Bayern's current first-team players, he said: "I want to improve my skills to the point,

neg: The Navy vs. the Night Monsters it was beneath her, but she was a pro and she did what I asked her to".). Hoey enjoyed working with Stanley Cortez but was not happy with the practical effects used to create the moving tree monsters: Jack Broder wouldn't hire the guy that we originally had meetings with, a guy who could have done a marvelous job...I wanted the [monster] trees to look like the other trees, so that there wouldn't be the feeling that they stood out like sore thumbs, which is what those stupid things did. Broder hired some guy who did them for $1.98. When

neg: Halkhori saint might have come in this place and made a residential place which is now known as “Chakwa”. If we talk about the name called “Chakwa”, it is very difficult to point out who named this place as “Chakwa” How did the name come into existence? Who was the first person called this place as “Chakwa”? The answers of all these questions mentioned above are unknown. No one knows about it. Now if I judge and utilize my creative and critical thinking for the origin of the name of this village, I think the name “Chakwa” might have come like

neg: John Spillane his first band in school. When he first began his main influences derived from artists like the Beatles, Neil Young, Planxty and Bob Dylan. His beginnings were more rock than anything else until he had a change of heart. "When I started out with rock bands, I sang in an American accent. Then I heard real Americans sing the blues and it made me feel like a fraud. Ever since then, the most important thing for me is to be true to who I am and where I come from." After finishing the leaving cert he took a hiatus in

neg: Gucci Mane in some of these 'Hood Rappers'... How you gonna be a G, and you spreading lies, to sell mix tapes! Where ya talent at. Dude ain't have to lie though! Could've kept me out of it." Gucci Mane attracted controversy when his song "Fuck The World" had a controversial line that was directed to fellow Atlanta rapper Yung Joc, when he rapped "I got all eyes on me like Pac did, but I ain't tryin' to go broke like Joc did." During a radio conversation, Joc reacted to the song by stating "Gucci is a master at getting his name

neg: Rich Brian the past. Brian and his friend came up with the nickname when he came out with his first song on SoundCloud. "I realized I don’t really have a rap name. And then my friend from Wichita was just talking about it. We came up with a couple of names which were cool, and he was just like, 'Rich Chigga.' I was like, 'That is really catchy.' And that's honestly it." Talking about his stage name, Brian said "I do regret it – I didn't really know what I was doing and I definitely did not know people were gonna pop

neg: Danny O'Connor (boxer) Danny O'Connor won by majority decision. After the fight, O'Connor is quoted as saying, ""It’s amazing, I wanted to tear up when I was walking out. It’s a moment that I’ve dreamed of for so long. For it to actually happen and to really feel what it’s like, it’s indescribable It’s a dream come true. If I never pick up a pair of gloves for the rest of my life, I can always come back and say, ‘I fought in the Boston Garden. I was the main event and I won.’ The old Boston Garden has an impressive boxing history

neg: Animal Hands like Lindsay Gravina? Danielle replied "The best way to describe it is feeling like a tiny little mortal amongst these immortal giants, but over the course of the album it became like a second home. Never in a million years would I have thought I would have the opportunity to experience a place where so many albums and so many artists that I admire recorded. It's like a pressure cooker, you go in there and come out a different person. Just to be in a space that has housed so much creativity, is hard to let go of and I'm

neg: Pilot (Will & Grace) was, like, Look, I've done it. It's not clicking. It's not for me. But he [her agent] was always arguing the point that the right thing hadn't come along yet." She initially auditioned for the role of Grace, but admitted that she did not want to audition for the part of Karen. When asked about Karen's voice, Mullally revealed that the voice was an "instinctive thing". She also said, "...I think it was just a feeling that I had that it would be better for the pace of the show and it would be funnier in some way, but I

neg: Death or Glory? (album) very traumatic. I managed to come out of it, but it took about five years. It was like a death, a loss, like being told your child’s been killed in a war. There’s no other way to describe it. When you go through that, it changes your life forever, there’s no point in not admitting it. I withdrew, retreated, became an exile". The overseas release of the original album contained a Personal advertisement from the recently separated Harper seeking a companion. The song "Evening Star" was written for (and performed at) the wedding of Robert Plant's daughter, Carmen, to Charlie

neg: Quentin Tarantino is a sponge. I listen to what everyone says, I watch little idiosyncratic behavior, people tell me a joke and I remember it. People tell me an interesting story in their life and I remember it. ... when I go and write my new characters, my pen is like an antenna, it gets that information, and all of a sudden these characters come out more or less fully formed. I don't write their dialogue, I get them talking to each other. In 2013, a survey of 17 academics was carried out to discover which filmmakers had been referenced the most

neg: Foxy Brown (rapper) prime motive in the physical altercation. A day following the incident, she stated to "MTV News": "I just know that yesterday I did not go there to get in no altercation. I went to work, and I did not know I would be winning an ass-kicking contest. You don't come to somebody's session acting like a clown. Something is seriously wrong with her. She's washed up. She needs to sit back and relax and retire. It ain't happening for her no more." O and Brooklyn native rapper, Gravy, were reportedly in Circle House Studios recording a track titled "Ménage", when

neg: Heartless (Heart song) doctor said come back again next week / I think that you need me / All she did was cry / She wanted to die doctor when can you see me / There's a guy out there / Seems like he's everywhere / It just ain't fair." "Heartless" and "Without You" were the only singles released from "Magazine", with "Heartless" peaking at number twenty-four on the US "Billboard" Hot 100. Only five months passed before Heart released their next album, "Dog and Butterfly". Heartless (Heart song) "Heartless" is a song written and recorded by the rock band Heart in 1976

neg: 2016 Pure Michigan 400 do my job right. It’s about as simple as that. When your tires are spinning, you aren’t going forward. It’s definitely unfortunate. I hate to let my guys down like that. They bailed me out a few times today, and I gave it right back.’’ All in all, a lot to be proud of,” Keselowski said of his third-place finish. “Seems like every time we come here, we want to win so bad, we run third or fourth every time, which is really good in the Sprint Cup Series, but it is certainly not the win we’ve been looking for.