Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (2001) This track begins like a twisted mystery story.
It's right when the track begins to level out that the altitude starts to wallop us.
"There were a lot of girls in the audience," Kusatsu says as the track begins.
There's a thick guitar chord — a brief moment of resolution — and then the second track begins.
A series of one-day walking seminars, "New York Trekking On & Off the Beaten Track," begins in April.
The title track begins with strings in intriguing bloom, but soon delves into a kind of R&B slow jam.
The track begins to climb over rocks and boulders, and you'll note the spoil of old buildings to your right.
The road, this over-beaten track, begins not far from Fond du Lac, in the land of Milkfat where the cheeses lie.
League, and with a guest appearance by Nas, the track begins with a distorted, flanging synthesizer chord (as if the title sequence read "Opening scene: Beneath bridge").
When short track begins Saturday night, Ohno will try to become the most decorated Olympic skater in the history of this thrilling, high-speed sport.
"Seneca," the first track, begins with a thunderclap of feedback, with guitar, bass and drum rumblings so distorted that they sound like dinosaurs stomping overhead.
