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I enjoyed his explosive skit on voice-recognition technology ("Bob! I said fucking BOB!"), and the analogy is vivid between a buzzing mobile phone on silent and a gagged hostage.
With the explosive growth of voice-activated devices, omnichannel support is one customer experience request away.
"The response was explosive," Wilson says, his voice still quickening with excitement.
Indeed, this work - with its rich palette of colors, its violin solo, roaring brass instruments and explosive percussion, its solo voices and choral sections - proved an ideal vehicle for testing the Pleyel's acoustics.
Then, suddenly, from the holy speakers of our explosive, intergalactic flying cabin, a voice suddenly ascends: "Prepare for descent".
One of Shepard's most striking screen appearances — and, maybe not coincidentally, one of his most uncharacteristically talkative — came in Michael Almereyda's deft and haunting 2000 modernization of "Hamlet". As the ghost of a king crying out for blood beyond the grave, Shepard denounced murder most foul in a voice at once explosive and soft-spoken, a whisper carved from gravel.
With its explosive use of noise and voices, resonant gongs and evocative borrowings from earlier music, "Black Angels" has always had an air of ritualistic drama.
There is an inexplicably lovely choral ode to the bomb's thirty-two-pointed explosive shell, with unison female voices floating above lush string-and-wind chords and glitterings of chimes and celesta.
