The music was loud – not rock-concert loud but much louder than anything I'd ever heard in a classical music setting – and it was Glass's Music in Twelve Parts.
Somewhere in the midst of too many rock concerts, loud dance clubs and blasting Spotify right into our eardrums, some of us have lost a bit of our hearing – and we're never gonna get it back.
Scottish singer-songwriter Nutini opened the concert to loud cheers from the 50,000 strong crowd.
That is why the crowd at a rock concert cheers loudest for the song that has been playing on the radio.
If you thought those My Bloody Valentine reunion concerts were loud, you've clearly not enjoyed the hypnotising company of a band whose manifesto is "to create trance-like soundscapes with the ultimate low end/bottom frequencies intended to massage the listeners' intestines into an act of defecation".
At Dixie Chicks concerts, the loudest cheers greet "Goodbye Earl," about a wife who murders her abusive husband.
It's like going to a really loud concert, and someone tries to make you listen to a harp".
"Moving back to Omaha was like when your ears ring right after you leave a loud concert.
Considering that Mumford & Sons are effectively an acoustic foursome — Mr. Mumford, Mr. Lovett, the bassist Ted Dwane and the banjo player Winston Marshall — this was an astonishingly loud concert, much as this group's albums can get brutally loud.
The opposition had planned to rally in the capital's Square of the Republic, but the government set up a loud concert instead.
Unlike "American Bandstand" and other early TV rock shows, on which performers lip-synched their music or played a song or two in a sterile studio, "Rock Concert" featured full, loud performances in an arena or club setting.
