Less fit band members could have made this a cringe-worthy moment, but thankfully Yelle's drummers are just plain gorgeous The low point: It's impossible not to dance to Yelle's upbeat, poppy, effervescent sounds -- but underneath the Gobi tent the audience was sweating so much that the show could have doubled for an aerobics class.
He noted that Weiland sounded "effervescent" now that the singer was drug-free, but Dolan still found his lyrics to "weigh him down".
Or sizzle ice, which makes a sound like the effervescent popping you hear when you pour water over ice cubes.
Songs composed in a major key tend to sound warm and effervescent (think "We Can Work it Out" by the Beatles, released in 1965), whereas songs in a minor key can sound darker and more melancholic (think "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" by Green Day, released in 2005).
Alone with a guitar, he sounds unburdened and effervescent.
But the audacity of Reinhardt's ideas, the speed and clarity of his execution and the surging confidence of his attack are absolutely mind-boggling, and he and effervescent violin partner Stephane Grappelli often sound like the jazz equivalent of tireless puppies gambolling together.
At the Bowl, "Jive Talkin' " and "Night Fever" sounded as lithe and as effervescent as ever with Gibb's aerated falsetto skipping over grooves that still suggest a kind of perpetual motion.
On paper, Tracey sounds objectionable, but in Coel's effervescent, good-humoured performance she is simply a kid – playful, hungry for experience, bored and getting by.
McLean's sweet-sour sax tone and snakey lines cruise soulfully over the ever-effervescent Billy Higgins' springy snare patterns and sizzling cymbal sound, which makes a compelling case for the set on its own.
It condemned the endless "effervescent" television and radio broadcasts in Belgium, which sounded more like "pre-match football reports, with all the trivial suppositions about tactics that each party will deploy in the coming days and weeks" than reports on a murder trial.
