I think a song that's named after a town that was basically devastated in the early 60s, when a mine fire blazed underneath the town, and oh yeah, it's continued to burn for like ten million years, is pretty good listening for armageddon.
Be a good listener and listen for subtleties, nuances, biases and other details when conversing with colleagues, friends, professors, co-workers or your employers.
But what makes this such good listening for grown-ups is the creatures' manipulation and canny dishonesty: the rat-eat-rat community is a microcosm of government, while the whole Pied Piper story bristles with Pratchett's side-swipes at our human world.
On another review, Billboard favored the album, stating that it "makes for good listening out of the cinematic context" and that the financial success of the soundtrack may have been propelled by Jimmie Rodgers' "smooth vocal treatment".
Even then, it's a good idea to listen for the hard drive to stop spinning before moving a laptop.
"Everyone in LA says, 'Oh you look good,' and you listen for them to say you've lost weight.
I had once had good reason to listen for that other shoe; I'd had malignant lymph nodes in my mediastinum — the middle of my chest — as well as a tumor in my lung.
This is also a good time to listen for commentary on a person's likes and dislikes.
Indeed, it's perhaps a little too appealing for its own good: listening to Days Are Gone, you start to conclude it might have had more to do with wishful thinking than Haim's actual sound.
Neither displays good listening.
