As an example, he explained how he had to interpret the title lyric to the song "When the Sun Goes Down in the South".
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There are any number of ways you can interpret the title — most boringly, the cover was blank, like the Beatles' "White Album" — but I like to see a sly allusion to "Moby-Dick".
Currently, in London, Christian Slater is reprising his Jack Nicholson impersonation in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, David Soul is interpreting the title role of Jerry Springer: The Opera, and M Emmett Walsh is in Sam Shepard's comedy Buried Child at the National.
My Shakespearean instincts told me to forget Nørgård and interpret the title as the shade of Hamlet's father sidling around the ramparts of Elsinore, as a series of unearthly sounds floated around the hall, weird and weightless, fading rivetingly into oblivion.
Video crew The Sweet Shop's intrepid auteur Ben Dawkins has taken on the task of interpreting the title track from Burial's most recent "Rival Dealer" EP in a short film titled Dealer.
Some might interpret the title to say that it is Christie herself who is being murdered here -- "The Body in the Library" is mostly set in a brothel -- but there is something quite wonderful about these re-settings, to Paris and the provinces, shot through a kind of uncorseted joie de vivre not quite native, yet not really foreign to the originals.
Many listeners were convinced that the album was drug-inspired, and interpreted the album's title as slang for a bad LSD trip.
What did Justice O'Connor say about the federal regulations about Title IX that "interpreted the statute as protecting against retaliation"?
Examining titles occurring on ceramics and monuments, he interpreted the phrase ah k'u hun to mean "keeper of the royal library".
