This is an immediate record of our stay in Israel in May 1978.
Beamish, which pioneered the idea of a "living museum", set an immediate record on its opening day by attracting a two-hour queue.
While the prime minister gave a letter to the European leaders in Brussels laying out his intentions for economic change, his immediate record on making good on his pledges is spotty at best.
As well as playing soul and R&B music with Arnold, the Nice began developing their own material, and when Arnold returned to the US the group were offered a contract by the Rolling Stones' manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, on his Immediate record label, which released Arnold's material.
Our work offers new insights on the dynamics of pore-forming proteins and provides an understanding of how channel proteins may form an immediate record of the molecular history which then determines their future response to various stimuli.
I'll only say that deliberately alienating his existing fan base and preventing a new generation from accessing his music natively, as it were, are tactics certain to be detrimental to his legacy — if not his immediate record sales.
I used a 1/8″-to-1/4 1/8″-to-1/4 1/8″-to-1/4rum kit to my 8-track for immediate recording, and had my 8-track connected to stereo speakers so I could play without headphones.
St. Anger is an immediate record".
To make a more "immediate" record after the intensities of Henry Cow and Art Bears, Frith turned his attention to world folk and dance music.
Songs were recorded almost entirely live, with the band wanting to make a "really immediate record" as a reaction against the drawn out recording sessions for Guerilla and 1997's Radiator, which had taken several months and proved frustrating for the group.
