A thin sound of enthusiastic shouts echoed through the room.
She produced a generally sweet but thin sound.
P.S. Two more recordings — a bootleg of Coleman, live in Los Angeles in 1958, before he "hit" — thin sound but an exhilarating sense of discovery; and "Free Jazz," a strange recording from 1960 (part of the Atlantic package), featuring a double quartet playing with more preordained patterns than its title suggests.
There are, however, two Johns tracks intact on the album, Best of My Love and You Never Cry Like a Lover, both written by Henley ("He did a good job on those, they needed that sound") and singer/songwriter friend John David Souther, who ascribes the change to the "Eagles' desire to get more of a live, thin sound on the albums".
P.S. Two more recordings a bootleg of Coleman, live in Los Angeles in 1958, before he "hit"—thin sound but an exhilarating sense of discovery; and "Free Jazz," a strange recording from 1960 (part of the Atlantic package), featuring a double quartet playing with more preordained patterns than its title suggests.
There was, too, a rather thin sound in the piano's highest registers, though that was much more likely to be characteristic of the instrument being used than of Uchida's own touch, which was so even and silken through the rest of the keyboard.
The result was thin sound emanating from my ceiling.
A 9-volt battery-powered 5-watt and and speaker built into the body provide a nice — if thin — sound.
After the fire came still, thin sound".
