To all of this, Reznor added the basic stuff of rock: loud, distorted guitars.
They're called, of course, the Founding Fathers, and start the action with a shriek — "Are you ready to rock?" — loud enough to crack the Liberty Bell all over again.
I played rock loud on the radio, and listened to a lengthy and interesting interview, on the same station, with a group of teenage working-class transsexuals; inhaled traffic fumes; watched out for motorcyclists in the side-mirrors.
WSOU's website characterizes its music perfectly: "We rock loud, but we also touch on many other styles of music in the evenings".
"Next door there's the club with the rocking loud music" — the carwash across the street was blasting reggaeton at top volume — "and here you are.
It struck me as odd that the city couldn't find a school closer than four hours by car, though it did seem that the Garden rocked loudest when the Orangemen were playing deep into the Big East tournament.
Add speakers, wiring, a stereo, and a car battery, and you're rocking loud enough to disturb the neighbors.
So what does rocking loud mean, exactly?
