Our neighbors said that I sounded crazed, which was entirely possible.
I've never heard the concluding prelude, the technically daunting "Feux d'Artifice," sound so crazed and blazing.
(Sinagra) THE RUB (Tomorrow) Continuing its hip mix of favela funk, reggaeton, dancehall, alt-rock, hip-hop, classic rock and pretty much anything else these sound-crazed smart-aleck D.J.'s can think of, this Brooklyn party celebrates its third anniversary.
6 30 p.m., Midsummer Night Swing, Lincoln Center, Josie Robertson Plaza, $15. (Pareles) THE RUB (Tomorrow) Continuing its hip mix of hip-hop, favela funk, reggaeton, dancehall, alt-rock, classic rock, kiddie-movie soundtracks and pretty much anything else these sound-crazed smart-alleck D.J.'s can think of, this Brooklyn party celebrates its third anniversary.
Nazi taste in art did not stretch to the bus-ticket collages and crazed sound symphonies that had made Merz famous.
He sounded both sneaky and crazed, like a man trying to outline a clever legal loophole while also on fire.
Chants, again in cacophonic crescendo, includes barking dogs, screams, and crazed laughs--the sounds of humanity, of life.
And though the "Witches' Sabbath" finale was appropriately crazed, the sheer amassing of thrilling sound never obscured the musical structure.
(Of course I'm honking With crazed inaccuracy, About hand clapping; One hand clapping's sound Is five pigeons, taking wing, Startled by car horns).
