What if Joe does not want to be tracked so intimately?
That might come as news to the employee electronically chained to their desk or the protester intimately tracked by police.
But for many Israelis – even those on the right who opposed his support of the peace process as naive – Peres will be remembered for a career that intimately tracked the country's short history.
Let's be clear at the outset: When I talk about EDM, I'm referring to the tracks you know intimately through the simple process of relentless exposure.
On "Viva la Vida," one of the new album's most invigorating tracks, the band clustered intimately at the front of the stage, but the drummer Will Champion loomed large, hammering ferociously at his floor tom as if it were a particularly stubborn railroad spike.
Also on this insane bill were electro-wave duo the Novamen, electronic disco king Alden Tyrell, whose live set featured so many irresistible hits I thought I was going to explode, and I-F, who DJed a magical set with such flair and passion (each track he played he knew intimately and sang to himself), that we can only hope he stops boycotting the UK and pops over to spin here next year.
A small number, play a critical and quickly expanding role: monitoring the Earth's surface and atmosphere to track environmental conditions that are intimately tied to human health.
In the Bangladesh context of 1971, author Bruce Spizer writes, the song made a suitable, "intimately chilling" companion to the hard-charging lead track.
Of course, public transport and the wider development of London have always been intimately connected - where the Underground laid down tracks, homes, business and entire suburban settlements have followed.
But that light could also conjure up memories: the elevated tracks and anonymous apartment blocks, to New Yorkers who know them intimately, can invoke not just industrial sprawl or glum urbanism but also a singular beauty and dignity amplified by, and grounded in real, lived experience.
