Ask participants in the 2045 conference if Mr. Itskov's dreams could ultimately be realized and you'll hear everything from lukewarm versions of "maybe" to flat-out enthusiasm.
So if you've over here and the dock is over there, then you hear everything fine; if you're over there and the dock is over here, then you'll hear everything, too.
On the playlist, you'll hear everything from Afrojack and Migos to Calvin Harris and DJ Snake.
"Here you'll hear everything from dance music to reggae, country to spiritual jazz records.
You'll hear everything from 1% of sales to 10% of profits to a meal for a hungry child or animal for every item you buy.
Take part in one of their legendary DJ sets and you'll hear everything from deep house jams, drugged out Burning Man-esque beats and of course a gentle dose of soul and funk.
Keep going east to another of Uncle Sam's territories, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and you'll hear everything from local quelbe tushy-shakers to minuet-like quadrilles (a hangover from the islands' former owners, the Danes, who sold them to the U.S. in 1917).
You'll hear EVERYTHING," said avant garde legend John Cage about his Musicircus events—organized "happenings" where he'd gather as many musicians and artists as he could to simultaneously perform in the same space, then ask audience members to weave in and out of the cacophony.
Mr. Obama seems never to have fathomed that when a president expresses himself in public with multiple audiences in mind, all of them will hear everything that you say; there can be no compartmentalization.
Granted, if you're in a noisy room and you're set to max gain, everyone will hear everything.
