If enough music lovers did so, perhaps concert organisers would be more proactive about discouraging people from wrecking performances.
I had just played the cello for too long in the wrong position, rigid with tension in a concert, feeling anxious that I would mess up and wreck the performance.
One day a devaluation in Mexico, where he had 15% of the fund's assets, wrecked his performance.
"The Cayenne was going to wreck Porsche as a performance enthusiast brand, but actually it has made the brand super-profitable," Brauer said.
But though she's often pointed to as the nightmare embodiment of Millennial decadence -- indeed, several protesters milled outside the Honda Center, one holding a sign that threatened "The teachings of Smiley Virus will wreck your life" -- Cyrus' performance here felt like an affirmation of misfit tendencies, in whatever way they manifest.
Two issues remain a worry, each of them serious enough to wreck the event: security and performance-enhancing drugs.The safety of those attending the games has long been cause for concern.
Jointly awarded to Eric Garland, Seth Abramson, and Louise Mensch, whose breathless, incoherent, interminable, and consistently wrong Twitter tweetstorms, which basically try to remix reality with badly written Hollywood legal/political thrillers, exemplify a whole new kind of train-wreck political performance art informed by spectacular lack of self-awareness.
She got to interview Miley ahead of her "Wrecking Ball" performance.
Some people used to say that Welles might be a great director but he was a bad actor, and his performances wrecked his pictures.
It's now a federal crime to wreck the wreck.
