Sentence examples for concert release from inspiring English sources

Of course we still don't have a concert release date yet but at least Mac gamers can rest easy knowing that the game of long-anticipated sequel will work on their system without any dual-booting nonsense.

The phrase "dream out loud" was first used by Bono during the Lovetown Tour in 1989, and has appeared several times in U2's work since then, including the song "Always"  — a B-side to the "Beautiful Day" single released in 2000  — and being spoken by Bono in the PopMart: Live from Mexico City concert release.

Subsequent concert releases, notably Unplugged in New York (1994) and From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah (1996), only added to Nirvana's legend.

After Moscow, Conover and I intermittently turned our attention to getting the audio recording of the Ellington concert released at home.

The Phish and Pearl Jam series, as well as archival concert releases from the Grateful Dead (who have released almost 50 live albums) and Jimi Hendrix, are niche-oriented documentary projects.

This holiday brings at least two high-profile concert releases from the early nineties: Nirvana's "Live at Reading, 1992," and Neil Young's "Dreamin' Man," from the same year.

Jon Wiederhorn, an editor for MTV, said that "Slayer's new War at the Warfield DVD isn't one of those home-video concert releases meant to distract fans during a lengthy gap between records the group already has ten songs written for its next LP, which should be out by April".

And they can't replace the satisfaction of using all your digits in perfect concert to release a vicious flying uppercut or flash-freeze a nearby vehicle.

Can you go into what was behind this concert and release?

These are the sort of debuts that leave you tapping your toes, waiting for them to come to town in concert or release a new album right away.

We speculated that Group I mGluRs, which couple to phospholipase C, generate IP3 and KARs lead to Ca entry, which then act in concert to release Ca from stores.