Brown vividly evokes the thrills and struggles inherent to true liberation, and describes the courage requisite to artistic inventiveness.
They evoke the thrill of an all-night conversation with your hip, frank, funny college roommate.
After an intricate tandem improvisation, they closed with a cascading line in tight harmony, evoking the thrill of a headlong race down a flight of stairs.
That said, there's not a huge amount of subtext to be found here: unlike George Romero in his zombie cycle, or even Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds remake, Cloverfield is not interested in theories of social breakdown, just in evoking the thrill of apocalypse.
Hearing these self-described tramps and hobos evoke the thrill of riding a freight at more than 60 miles an hour through the countryside suggests the kind of raw, visceral experience others have gunning motorcycles on the open highway or skydiving.
An Choi evokes the culinary thrill of Vietnamese streetside dining, minus the motorbike fumes.
The look flourishes today among young groups seeking to evoke the illicit thrill of Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable multimedia shows, in which the Velvet Underground played while the actress Edie Sedgwick gyrated and the poet Gerard Malanga cracked a bullwhip, all against a backdrop of Warhol's movies.
She praised the song saying, "a chorus chants behind singer Jared Leto's smooth, powerful voice, evoking the collective thrill of a live show".
Thompson's atmospheric photographs evoke the illicit thrills of Tom of Finland's arousing art: a row of boots in a bedroom, a closet filled with leather jackets and uniforms, a hand-painted sign leading to Pleasure Park.
