Sentence examples for defining records from inspiring English sources

Including "God Save the Queen" and "Anarchy in the U.K.," the album, one of the defining records of the punk movement, is to be reissued.

"It is one of the defining records of Britpop because it seemed to embrace the essence of the time so perfectly," DJ Steve Lamacq said of the result.

It may have taken 17 weeks to reach the top of the charts, but once it got there, in March 1985, it sealed its position as one of the defining records of the decade.

The Doors' first hit single "Light My Fire" (1967), running for over seven minutes, became one of the defining records of the genre, although their follow up album Strange Days only enjoyed moderate success.

Enthusiastically greeted by the music press the NME called it "a Great Pop Record... bigger, bolder, narkier and funnier [than Modern Life is Rubbish]"—Parklife is regarded as one of Britpop's defining records.

Here are three of the defining records of his fifty-year, and ongoing, career -- a slim slice of time from long ago and far away, feeling as fresh and wild as here and now, and as live and in person as you'll ever get to experience it.

It's only fitting that his defining record captures that essence in goose-bump-inducing fashion.

"But if you talk to musicians, especially younger musicians, so many of them will name that as a defining record".

What we loved more than anything was the idea of your heroes being frozen at their best for ever – but unfortunately, we realised it's very rare to make a defining record with your first album.

Brad Shepherd said it had the potential to be "a career defining record".

It's the defining record in terms of his alternative-dance endeavours because it's the fullest realisation of just how much digital textures empower his voice.