The choruses here are built of concrete — Mr. Ross sounds insistent whether shouting "Tupac back!" or wheezing "600 Beeeeenz" — and the production, full of king-size ominousness, isn't from Lex Luger (except for one track), who has trademarked that sound, but from a cadre of would-be Lugers.
Shahnameh (Frances Lincoln, £16.99) is a collection of 10th-century stories and myths full of kings, heroes, princesses, magical animals, and demons.
My favorite is "Postcards of Lost Royals," which is full of kings and dukes and princesses who were dethroned as a result of the First World War and various political movements around the turn of the century.
"Raven in the Grave" is full of prom king and queen vocals sung to droning, reverb-laden layers of feedback, topped with haunted house guitars.
For foreigners who also share a romanticized view of the city's perceived cruise-ship lifestyle -- a city full of mambo kings and techno salsa queens grinding the night away to the too-cool commercial flare of Pitbull -- Miami is starting to deliver.
Hindu mythology, which is dominant in Indian culture, is full of tales of kings moving heaven and earth to rescue damsels in distress.
IMDb's entry on King of Kings with full cast and crew etc. TCM's entry on King of Kings.
Full of experience the oldest king in Europe and increasingly competent in the routine of rule, he lacked the comprehensive vision and large spirit that would have made him a great man.
Never mind that the world around them is as corrupt as it always has been (the book is full of crooked doctors, kings and religious figures – all after Nicobobinus's golden arm, which they're willing to cut off with the usual gung-ho attitude of plunderers).
AMY DAVIDSON: And Westminster is full of the bodies of kings.
As it was, journalists and writers continued to be full of hope for a king who, from 1517, commanded the services of a new councillor, Sir Thomas More, one of the outstanding minds of the day.
