The title of the work, the fourth in a series of six string quartets, uses the word for "fraction," and the seemingly endless cycle of short, stuttering fragments in "BruchStück IX" began to sound like a broken record.
In fact, such a stepwise gene capturing capacity will provide endless opportunity to shuffle gene fragments originating from all over the genome.
The new songs, which will be on an album called "Endless Wire," reshuffle old Who ideas; "Fragments" even reprograms the synthesized sounds of "Baba O'Riley".
As the spaced-out hippie druggie (but he just smokes weed now) Doc Sportello, Phoenix is perfect as he bounces around L.A. trying to put fragments of a seemingly endless mystery together.
We see Bruce pull a seemingly endless supply of ideas, rough drafts and fragments from his ratty old notebooks.
I was launched on an endless journey without boundaries or rules, in which I could salvage the floating fragments of my past, or be born anew in the spontaneous ignition of understanding some heretofore concealed aspect of myself.
ThruYOU is an album of seven original songs, each built from dozens of fragments of video clips of (mostly amateur) musicians, selected from among the seemingly endless footage of music lessons and private recitals archived on YouTube.
She had to shout to be heard: a minute-long fragment of a festive Chinese tune — heavy on screeching woodwinds — blared in an endless loop.
Pull any song out of Dylan's sea and be overwhelmed again: his melodies fuse fragments from every zone of American music, and his lyrics mix history, fantasy, self-declaration, endless games and jokes.
