While the guitar-heavy, lightly psychedelic rock and roll that both artists favor was born in the sixties and mixed into a broader stew in the seventies, the eighties represents a pinnacle for a certain type of pop music.
That year, 2006, turned out to be a pinnacle for Ms. Davis and Mr. White.
The climate change event Brown was headed to served as something of a pinnacle for his time in office, focusing as it did on a subject that inspires more passion in Brown than any other.
Jurek comparatively called it a "masterpiece" and said that it was "a new pinnacle for the duo", calling the title track "one of those tunes that defines something that lies at the heart of what is good about Americans".
Showing them all how its done, however, is Tori Amos, whose Saturday afternoon slot proves to be a fierce pinnacle for the festival.
"I think everyone in Australia appreciates that Test cricket is the pinnacle for the players – but from a spectator's perspective this BBL is going ballistic, it's just absolutely huge because of the performers involved," says McClatchey.
With squash still locked out of the Olympics, until 2024 at least, the Commonwealth Games remain the pinnacle for the sport.
At a gala dinner next month, the developers Peter L. and Anthony E. Malkin are the leading contender for a Pinnacle Award, the real estate equivalent of a Golden Globe, for their $81 million renovation of a building across West 34th Street from Macy's.
On April 4 , 1968 the world lost a pinnacle in the fight for humanity when our preeminent civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was viciously murdered.
1986 is seen as a pinnacle year for thrash metal in which the genre broke out of the underground thanks to albums such as Megadeth's Peace Sells... but Who's Buying? and Slayer's Reign in Blood.
