Now, he's employing that husky, low-down growl of his over basic, brooding instrumentation to offer a sense of a man enduring biblical torment.
Images of Jesus on the cross depicted him in death after enduring the torments of crucifixion.
For more than 90 days until they were picked up, they were blown about the Pacific, enduring the torments of thirst, hunger and hallucination, drinking their own urine and finally succumbing to cannibalism.
But no, in addition to enduring the inhumane physical torment, riders must monitor their opponents while retaining enough mental freshness to recognise new threats and opportunities and react accordingly.
The robot, dubbed GradyBot by the family, was the patient's eyes and ears to the outside world for two months, taking part in pre-bedtime chat, visiting school, celebrating birthdays and even enduring the usual sibling torment.
In this seventy-two-minute feature, the octogenarian Ermanno Olmi depicts the physical and emotional torment of Italian soldiers enduring combat in subterranean barracks beneath snow-packed fields during the First World War.
"A major issue for us is the psychological deprivation and torment that these animals are enduring," said Wayne Pacelle, the Humane Society's president.
Why endure such torment willingly?
He was arrested and spent six months in prison, where he was tormented by guards, an experience that fueled an enduring distrust of authority.
He thought about enduring.
