Here, the jam is an elastic, breathing thing: players drop in and out, tables are shoved aside, guitars are traded, and almost everyone sings the chorus.
The entire cast spins out vast swaths of intricate and overlapping dialogue with the technical invulnerability of living, breathing record players.
Kiss, formed in 1972, is known for outrageous stage effects -- among them a fire-breathing bass player -- and its Kabuki-like faces, painted black and white.
Or is she simply resentful of a player breathing down her neck?
And, as important as Rivera is to the Yankees, Martínez is the most indispensable player breathing.
On the defensive end things weren't much better as a solid effort was disrupted by Lopes' terrible decision to chest the ball to the 'keeper with a Dallas player breathing down his neck.
Take a violinist playing the solo works of Bach: it's not just the notes that are part of the way the music communicates _: we need to hear the friction of the bow hair on the string, the microsounds of their fingers on the fingerboard, the special resonance of the wood of that particular instrument, even the breathing of the player themselves.
At that point, the ligature is loosened, the player breathes in, and precious oxygen floods his brain, bringing him back from the brink.
Running any engine indoors is a bad idea, especially in a room full of thousands of spectators and heavily breathing ice-hockey players or skaters.
A €53.4m arena, Espanyol's new home occupies 81,163 square metres, has 40,500 seats breathing down the players' necks, solar panels on the roof, and even a cemetery for pericos who have passed away.
