Sentence examples for records conceived from inspiring English sources
The concert grew out of an ambitious new double album of the same name on Times Square Records, conceived as a cross-cultural experiment by the producer Bob Belden.
Dan Rollman, president and a founder of the Web site Universal Record Database (urdb.com), which tracks its own set of "world records," conceived the manifesto at a 2008 Reboot retreat, in part to "reinvent the Jewish ritual and make Judaism a little more modern and contemporary".
Music writer Greg Kot has considered the album a production of the Soulquarians, calling it "the most radical of the many fine records" conceived by the collective's members.
In 1955 the company began publishing The Guinness Book of Records, originally conceived to help settle trivia disputes in pubs; the property was sold in 2001.
Now what would come next?"' Nick Gold of World Circuit Records, who conceived the Buena Vista project with Cooder says: 'The themes go right back.
There's much said elsewhere about this record - that it's in turn his 'cosmic' or 'angry' record, variously conceived and constructed whilst grieving for a lost friend and/or when out walking his dog.
The record was conceived to showcase Aguilera's vocals in an effort to reach out to record labels, a venture which actually backfired after the recordings were not very well received among critics.
The modestly recorded, immodestly conceived grand revue that is the Magnetic Fields' 69 Love Songs still doesn't get the credit it deserves.
Hardly surprising then that the record was conceived at a time when Estelle was going through a period of emotional turmoil.
The original idea for the record, as conceived by Nick Gold of the British label World Circuit, was to bring a group of prominent African musicians to Cuba for an intercontinental jam session.
The electronic health record is conceived as an interactive database designed around the patient, with a procedure-based structure, and that obviates the need for hardcopies (paper or films) in practically all situations; it must comply with legal requirements.
