When I finally did receive a copy — an early copy, courtesy of Eno's record label, Warp — I didn't blast it on my headphones during my commute, or at the gym, which is what I usually do with new music.
I sing house tunes in the shower, blast it on the bus, eat my cous cous to it at lunch, get into bed with a few house records of an evening.
The team's hotel choice drew attention after Jesse Palmer, the ESPN college football analyst, blasted it on "Sports Center.
I know the record — it's on the classic "Nuggets" garage-rock compilation — and I wonder who on earth would be blasting it on the subway.
Immanuel Höhn tried to clear the ball, but blasted it on to Julian Schuster, from whose knee it bounced into the net.
We've been blasting it on late night road trips through the back-roads of Eastern Europe, and now we can watch the magic unfold in a new video directed by Maryada Rehling, graduate of MAPS film school in Adelaide.
Post a video account on Youtube, share updates on Facebook, blast it out on Twitter, your blog, even just add your personal account to the comments section below at the bottom of this post.
Developers have long struggled with fragmentation across operating systems, when they want to just be able to create one app and blast it out on every platform imaginable.
Once a user shares their cheer, they can blast it out on Facebook, Twitter, via email, and on the Web, watching as it spreads across their social circles.
[The goal was a] very good finish, he doesn't try to blast it, he just helps it on its way.
"You can send this robot up to a door, blast it and go right on through," he said.
