"The motions to suppress -- they're gone," Mr. Sullivan said, referring to jurisdictions in which taping is routine.
Absorbing and emotional, it's accompanied here by "Gesänge der Frühe", in which taped voices, choir and orchestra create a putative Schumann setting of a Hölderlin poem cycle.
A replay of the recent juiced era in which tape-measure home runs become the norm and a lot of players hit a lot of balls over the fence, or the suffocating pitching that now predominates?
The defense had not changed enough from last year to keep opponents off balance, a necessity in a league in which tape is analyzed nearly instantly and teams adjust from week to week.
Davis's producer, Teo Macero, was a student of musique concrète, an experimental French genre in which tape is manipulated and looped to create new musical structures; much of "Bitches Brew" was pieced together after the band had gone home.
Although Mr. Low still shops ideas to networks (Nickelodeon is on the verge of taking "Phly," in which taped conversations are played over a montage of images in a kind of video rebus game), his big-picture plan is one that has given him what he craves: total creative control.
CHIPASAT (Children's paced auditory serial addition test; [ 46]): The CHIPASAT is a precisely timed task in which tape-recorded, single-digit numbers are presented in trials of differing speeds.
During the football season, Strahan also provides analysis on "Fox NFL Sunday," which tapes in California, and has indicated he would like to continue in that role.
During the football season, Strahan also provides analysis on "Fox NFL Sunday," which tapes in California, and has indicated he would like to continue in that role. .
