Sentence examples for A melody maker from inspiring English sources

A Melody Maker reporter came to the conclusion that he was "something of a lay guru, whose passive introspection and self-examination might develop into the cure-all of love which would outface the baddies and save the world", which is certainly one way of describing a rather confused-sounding pop star.

A Melody Maker journalist wrote: "Sepultura is a Brazilian metal band which seems to be in the verge of getting big - maybe even bigger than Slayer, their only true rival".

Stinky Toys' appearance led to a Melody Maker cover.

But by 1974 a Melody Maker interview was conducted in Winebel's Donuts, where he was, indeed, making doughnuts.

When a Melody Maker journalist asked Freddie if he was gay, he said, 'As a daffodil,' and the next paragraph moved on".

She lives in Basildon, Essex, with her husband and their three children Everyone thinks it was a Melody Maker advert that brought Vince and I together, but I'd known him since I was 11.

The eighteenth volume of Indie Top 20, a Melody Maker-sponsored compilation series which serves as a "time capsule of U.K. indie music", features "Today" as its fourth track.

A 1939 Melody Maker headline declared, with the popular new dance in mind, "He came… he saw… he conga'd!" Ros's first recording, Los Hijos de Buda (Sons of Buddha, 1941) was authentic Cuban rumba.

It certainly can't compare to the fury of industrial rockers Killing Joke, who once responded to a critical Melody Maker review by dumping offal and live maggots on one of the desks in its office.

When asked to explain her intentions in a 1991 Melody Maker interview, Sadier responded that "Basically I want to change the world.

However, contemporary reviews of the album were not universally positive, with an anonymous Melody Maker review from late 1968 deriding the album as "Not typical Byrds music, which is rather a pity".