Pink's "Respect" or David Bowie's "Everyone Says Hi" are fun, but one finds that gaining or losing a track hardly matters in terms of the sound.
It is particularly difficult for the British fans to think of losing a track at which so much of the country's motor-racing history has occurred.
"Carrefour had lost track of being client and consumer focused and lost a certain track of price competitiveness," Mr. Olofsson said during an interview this week.
(The show must go on because nobody has time to worry about losing a few tracks of hair while there are 4,500 screaming fans to entertain).
He said he felt as if he had lost a child, and he missed track and field every day.
I lost track a long time ago, in a confusing era of constantly changing technology, of how many pictures I have, what format they're in and where they're archived.
This means that the iTunes Music Store is going to lose a lot of tracks and customers will soon follow.
Several times a month, it seems, an airport terminal has to be cleared because of an error: an unplugged magnetometer, a screener who lost track of a passenger.
One, "Missing Heart," is an acoustic-guitar ballad with overdriven steel guitar pushed into a cavernous background; the other, "A Heart Like Mine," is simple, bright, overdriven, like an imagined lost track from an early-period Beatles album.
After tracking was complete, we visually checked all trajectories for each video, manually correcting any errors and joining discontinuous trips where the software had lost track of a fish for a few frames.
