It features songs from his most recent album, "Tempest," and it touched on love, cataclysms and songs that mingled the two, like "High Water (For Charley Patton)," "Beyond Here Lies Nothin' " and "Soon After Midnight".
Payne is always able to find tragedy in humour, and vice versa, and there is no moment in the film that doesn't somehow mingle the two, which makes for wonderfully complex and contradictory responses in the audience.
Formed in 1995, Disco Biscuits realized early on that there was a kinship between jam-band grooves and electronic dance music; they mingle the two, with synthesizers often pulsing through its funk and rock and, at times, some digital jargon in the lyrics.
Lady Gaga, born Stefani Germanotta, has certainly worked like one, mingling the generalized and the personal, the accessible and the inexplicable, the attention-getting and the head-scratching, the market-savvy and the strange.
Injection of human stem cells into lab animals mingles the DNA of two organisms: humans and whatever animal lab animal is being used as a test subject frequently mice and rats.
Then, for a short while, the tension seemed to have been defused, despite the mingling of the two opposing crowds.
It is worth defending the proper mingling of the two precisely because opinion has become progressively debased in the media.
The mingling of the two songs is one of several brilliant juxtapositions in a show that lend it a philosophical dimension rarely encountered in a nightclub.
And in the middle would be a mingling of the two, where the best comments and audience blog posts bubble up and meet with reporter blogs and group blogs.
