In place of the stylistic coherence of Yeezus, with its distorted electronics and overriding air of screw-you fury, there's a record that's audibly undergone endless revisions.
So the endless revisions of the past tend to be sorted out before the music gets anywhere near the orchestra.
Greene's alternative is to bypass endless arguments concerning rights — which he thinks are ultimately about gut feelings, automatic settings — and instead focus on consequences.
Cuban music can withstand endless revisions, and the singer-songwriter Jose Conde is taking his turn, as he suggested at Joe's Pub on Tuesday night.
Mr. Bowen also swipes at the endless revisions and reversals of the program, which at various times gyrated from a focus on giant construction projects led by large Western contractors to modest community-based initiatives carried out by local Iraqis.
Whitman was the first truly national poet; "Leaves of Grass," in its endless revisions, became not just a kind of ongoing autobiography but a history of America in the war-torn second half of the 19th century.
Comically, Lowell and Bishop more or less adopt the younger poet Frank Bidart, who catered to Lowell during his endless revisions (or perhaps encouraged his manic over-revision — "spoiling by polishing," Lowell called it) and proved Johnny-on-the-spot after Bishop moved to Boston.
After three years of trade shows and endless revisions, Lee secured a $250,000 loan from Crocker Bank (with his parents' house as collateral).
Given that piece's intimidating format and invitation to endless revision, the title made sense.
The author has spoken of writing speedily, abandoning his usual practice of endless revision.
How much time and energy is wasted on endless revision classes when teachers and students are equally exhausted?
