"Sandy is packing record-breaking winds in an unseasonable hurricane".
The double-pack record will explore a concept that took shape while Vynehall was touring northern Europe two years ago.
Justin and I always pack records that we feel are worthy of the last moment of the party, but we never plan which one we'll play or, for that matter, who will play it.
31, 1991: "Across this nation the churches, the synagogues, the mosques are packed -- record attendance at services.
The sportsmen give us the platitudes, the press pack dutifully record and regurgitate them, and the public gobble them up.
"People's Park" is hardly the only film to take advantage of the newfound ability of the digital camera, further abetted by large memory cards and external battery packs, to record for hours at a time.
Medics would come and scrape me off the pavement, then, later, at the hospital, they'd rifle through my pack and record its contents: four garbage bags, some wet wipes, two flashlights, and a strap-on penis.
Leading the pack is record producer turned vocalist Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You" from 1965 which, if you could find a copy (only two demo issues survive) would set you back a little over £25,000.
Armstrong rode serenely in the pack to record his second successive Tour victory, the second American to repeat as champion since Greg LeMond won the race in 1989 and 1990.
Still, the Irish carrier packed a record five million customers onto its planes in December, and flew a total of 81.4 million people during 2013 a yearar when it announced it would revamp its customer services and cut fees in response to passenger complaints.
