Sentence examples for alternative records from inspiring English sources
But if the Shaggs, who broke up in 1975, are perhaps the best-known outsider musicians -- their work continually pops up in critics' lists of the most influential "alternative" records -- they're just the most easily identifiable landmark on a vast landscape of artists, almost any one of whose work will make you feel as if you're spinning down the rabbit hole into uncharted musical realms.
Based on interviews with professionals, three forms of non-electronic communication are described: alternative records, phone calls and letters, which facilitate the sharing of the electronic record.
He started his own label, and produced edgy, alternative records.
If you collected everything Lowell wrote about New England writers, you would find an alternative record of the region, with instability of mood among its primary features.
For instance, there is an alternative record of what Chief Seattle had to say at the 1855 council with the new governor of Washington that was the most probable occasion of the speech Dr Smith purported to record.
The alternative record is a contemporary report by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and it has Chief Seattle saying to the governor:I look upon you as my father, I and the rest regard you as such.
Their years of touring the country with one another, sleeping on the couches of friendly locals and remaining in contact with one another as well as with small labels, college stations and alternative record stores has created a grass-roots network.
There is considerable interest in the potential of bat guano as an alternative record of palaeoclimate in regions that are devoid of more commonly utilised archives.
The broadband monitor allows alternative recording of broadband spectra at the witness glass (transmission or reflection) or at the rotating substrate (transmission).
They don't allow you to make an alternative record..."....
But it was very hard to make people understand that I was sort of making an alternative record.
