Subiza was a euphoric, carefree record.
He is also up for best British album - deemed the night's main award - for The Next Day, where he must see off Bastille, Disclosure, Arctic Monkeys, for their lascivious fifth album AM, and Rudimental, for the euphoric club record Home.
The band's follow-up, Fun House (1970), is now routinely referred to as a masterpiece, one of the most aggressive and euphoric hard rock records of the epoch.
The government purchases come after what the department calls a "euphoric period of record prices and booming exports" for the American dairy industry.
Despite the menacing drumbeat of dot-com death knells, euphoric reports of explosive online shopping traffic and record-breaking e-tail sales are surfacing this holiday season, just like they did in 1999.
Truelove developed a close relationship with the song, recording a more euphoric backing track in 1997, taking it back into the top five.
There are no dark clouds hovering over The Way I See It; the record is a euphoric celebration, made by someone who has spent a lifetime getting to trust his intuition.
A few months later, however, Shoom opened: as it turned out, Knuckles' records inadvertently chimed perfectly with its euphoric ecstasy-fuelled atmosphere.
It may feel uncomfortably close to the brink at times but in its own way, and as surely as the euphoric rush of dance music, this is a record that makes you feel glad to be alive.
The thrill of chasing the PR ("personal record," in runner's terms) was self-fulfilling and euphoric.
