Sentence examples for separate songs from inspiring English sources
They see their albums, not separate songs, as the artistic unit.
It's not an album of separate songs, or a magazine through which one browses.
The guitarists in the 1980 Magic Band — not the ones heard on "Trout Mask," who were long gone — played parts that sounded like they belonged in separate songs.
On his second album, "The Marshall Mathers LP," the rapper Eminem makes fun of the boy band 'N Sync in at least four separate songs.
It's a noodle soup of conflicting riffs from the very first minute: an impenetrable mélange of four defiant musicians playing four separate songs that just happen to be at vaguely the same tempo.
Finally, the recent three-volume "Marc Blitzstein Songbook" (mentioned by Niederkorn) does not consist only of separate songs — as the title might inadvertently suggest — but also offers substantial excerpts from the large-scale vocal works.
1972's Foxtrot was dominated by Supper's Ready, a 23-minute suite that took up almost the entirety of the album's second side, linking together seven separate song fragments with segues and recurring motifs, a bravura gesture that still impresses today.
The publishers of the score recognised the potential of the vocal piece, "Land of Hope and Glory", and asked Benson and Elgar to make a further revision for publication as a separate song.
Right at the point where you've come up with a separate song for every bird in the ship's guidebook and have begun integrating them into a full seabird opera, you start seeing the trash.
Additionally, separate song features were either weakly correlated or uncorrelated (Table S1 in Additional file 3), which suggests that these strains segregate for multiple genetic variants that can influence each song feature independently.
Chesney says he remains indebted to Cannon because he was the first to teach him about the qualities that separate good songs from bad. "He's one of the guys in town who knows so much about the history of songwriting here," he says.
