Sentence examples for underground record from inspiring English sources
Now EMI – the largest and most powerful recording organisation in Britain – is starting an "underground" record label.
Mash-up compilation CD's like "The Best Bootlegs in the World Ever" are illegal and can be found only in underground record stores.
Mr. Langmuir was interested mainly because he saw the artifacts as a kind of underground record of the life of an African-American businessman and entertainer.
In fact, the bickering over what "The Grey Album" means to copyright law obscured what it means to popular music: it must be the most-heard "underground" record ever, not to mention the branding event of the year.
I had it recently while being guided round an underground record shop, in Vancouver, by a young man from my Canadian publishers who wanted to show me this fine example of the local cultural scene (and also to buy tickets for a heavy-metal concert he planned to attend with his wife).
DJ Cheeky ran Rhythm Division from 2007 and before that made his money driving around London's underground record shops selling white label vinyl pressings: "I remember pressing up Wiley's Ice Pole remix; we sold 2,000 of that within a month, straight out the boot of a Vauxhall Corsa.
Outer Limits Recordings is Sam Mehran, an American living in London who's been releasing underground records for years.
"One day he is remixing underground records, and the next day he is doing Kelly Clarkson.
And, while the farmer claims that extreme weather had hurt the cows, Weather Underground recorded that the weather was far from extreme during the period in question.
British transport police (BTP), covering railway services in England, Scotland and Wales, including London underground, recorded 1,993 racially motivated hate crimes in 2015, an average of 5.5 per day.
In the '70s we did not trust the bourgeois media, meaning the mainstream press, TV, radio, so the way of communicating was through the free press, through underground records, cartoons, whatever.
