Speed insisted on them singing in unison.
The European fans don't care, they're singing in unison: "Viva L'Espana".
Magical sets were devoured by audiences up to 100,000 strong, singing in unison.
"If you're listening on a record, you might not know that it's two voices singing in unison.
The boys get the appeal, whatever it is: the goofy orchestrations, those serious male voices sometimes singing in unison.
Several songs feature one or more of them singing in unison, an arrangement trick that Sonic Youth has so far largely avoided.
Unfortunately, that playlist also included Abba's Dancing Queen – when it came on, the old punks gathered together failed to sneer: instead they began singing in unison.
"It may not turn work into play, exactly, but it makes it more tolerable and ultimately more profitable," Mr. Konesni explained, noting that the rhythm and momentum created by singing in unison help workers cope with physical exertion and tedium.
When the subjects were told to concentrate on the faces and to disregard the houses, the neurons in the face location fired in synchrony, like a group of people singing in unison, while the neurons in the house location fired like a group of people singing out of synch, each beginning at a random point in the score.
When "Fuck Off McLeish, the Villa is ours" and "Sack McLeish, my lord" rang around the stadium in the closing stages of Tuesday night's highly damaging 2-1 home defeat by Bolton Wanderers, it was the majority, not a noisy minority, singing in unison.
