Sentence examples for cheaply recorded from inspiring English sources

But their cheaply recorded, bread-and-butter discs of local street musicians and bar bands still sound as fresh today as they did 60 years ago.

They've already got an album of cheaply recorded tracks tentatively titled Astrological Epochs and The Sands Of Time and you can hear snippets of all 11 of them on the Darwin Deez MySpace.

Underground metal bands began putting out cheaply recorded releases independently to small, devoted audiences.

The trend is also seen to some extent in his first album with the rather poor and cheaply recorded rendition of "Another One Rides the Bus" and the unrelenting cynicism behind some tracks such as "I'll be Mellow When I'm Dead", "Mr. Frump In The Iron Long", and "Happy Birthday" the latter most of which being the closest Al gets to a legitimate punk song.

A slot on Ozzfest's second stage can help a fledgling band, and it does not come cheaply; record labels pay Ozzfest up to $75,000, according to experts who follow the industry, to get their band on the tour.

And there is, hurrah, live music in place of the bombastic, cheaply spliced recorded mash-ups favored by Mr. Rhoden: an onstage improvised guitar solo by Nick Demopoulos, who riffs on McCoy Turner's "You Taught My Heart to Sing" and Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time".

Memphis, New York and Chicago may have given us the best rockabilly, doo-wop and blues records, respectively, but Los Angeles produced a group of romantic ballads that were recorded so cheaply that the primitive sound of the records only added to the innocence of the themes.

"Paramount Records was founded on a modest proposition: produce records as cheaply as possible, recording whatever talent was available," Third Man said at the time.

Suddenly music could be recorded and distributed cheaply, and singers and producers proliferated, meshing rai melodies with tinny electric keyboards and ad hoc combinations of Western and Arabic instruments.

We recorded a second album cheaply, and the novelist Ben Myers released it on his own independent label.

Their origins are not recorded, although they were bought very cheaply suggesting that they were conversions of existing carriages rather than built to order.