It does not clip or distort, even at earsplitting volumes.
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The cars are far quieter than the earsplitting Formula One racers.
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"Dead!" he shouted, pointing at me, as earsplitting horror movie strings swelled.
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The fans, and the bench, rose in unison for an earsplitting ovation.
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An earsplitting, celebratory roar swelled up from the stands at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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Pre-show, a group practiced their breakdancing routine onstage to earsplitting music, eliciting squeals.
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In January, it published an earsplitting recorded telephone conversation from 2009 in which Mrs.
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Two different speakers in two different directions blast music you hate at earsplitting volumes.
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"And now we also have that," Mr. Kashif said, wincing with the earsplitting noise.
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Anaal Nathrakh is many things, but the band's primary selling point is their earsplitting intensity.
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Mr. Slimane is known for light-and-noise spectaculars, with twirling displays and earsplitting rock 'n' roll.
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A recent concert of K-pop stars Bangtan Sonyeondan, or "bulletproof boy scouts," reached an earsplitting 127 decibels.
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But when the train came to a screeching halt, the earbuds were ineffective at muffling the earsplitting noise.
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And they waited, and then waited some more, as techno pounded at earsplitting volume until, eventually, the lights flickered.
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"Without warning, earsplitting bangs ring throughout the room, off the glass walls, creating a terrible reverberation," Mr. Johnson wrote.
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A fleet of jets from the military base passes overhead with earsplitting noise, tearing a seam in the sky.
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Drums thundered at earsplitting volumes and children shrieked in delight as the lions chased them through the fluorescently lit streets.
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The earsplitting noise, throbbing music, light shows and pyrotechnics that have become standard at sporting events can tarnish any fan's experience.
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Turns out it had lost connection to our shoddy Wi-Fi and was just letting us know, in its earsplitting, alarming way.
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A few earsplitting seconds later, the missile was already thousands of feet high, screeching across the Cambodian countryside like a bamboo banshee.
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But Edwards turned aside the earsplitting noise and calmly sank the second and third free throws to square the contest at 82-82.
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Fay Wray, the star of the original, is best remembered for her earsplitting howls of terror when she's in the big guy's clutches.
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One plaintiff in the case, Shay Horse, a photographer, said on Thursday that the sound that night was earsplitting and seemingly without respite.
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Dawn, whose parents were from Hong Kong and who as a child often visited the island, recalls the "earsplitting noise" of those restaurants.
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Dawn, whose parents were from Hong Kong and who as a child often visited the island, recalls the "earsplitting noise" of those restaurants.
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You're now stuck with regularheadphones that do little to block out the earsplitting sounds of the three crying kids in the next row over.
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The list also includes so-called acoustic hailing devices that can project both verbal commands and earsplitting beams of noise through the air (or underwater).
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Among those in the lobby, where a D.J. blasted earsplitting pop songs, were Spike Lee, Russell Tovey, Marisa Tomei, Debi Mazar and Diane von Furstenberg.
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Dominican fans took over Marlins Park in Miami, creating an earsplitting din that carried their team to a dramatic comeback win over the United States.
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The theater, Cinker, is not a typical Beijing movie house — cavernous, packed multiplexes that offer Hollywood franchise films with earsplitting battle scenes or car chases.
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The album gets whimsical and shoegazey at times, incorporating trumpets, cellos, and a glockenspiel (a fucking glockenspiel!), but these interludes crash head-on into earsplitting screams.
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Instead, Young's music centered on a distinctive alternation of melodic beauty, earsplitting feedback and passages where he seemed to be playing his guitar with his fist.
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His earsplitting silence on the subject is incompatible with his oath as a physician, and unbecoming of his duties as Surgeon General of the United States.
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They were still talking when the blackbirds flew from the awning and the great iron cat roared around the bend, all black smoke and earsplitting clanking.
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Instead, Young's music centered on a distinctive alternation of melodic beauty, earsplitting feedback and passages where he seemed to be playing his guitar with his fist.
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The parades are an orgy for the senses — giant floats with moving parts, thousands of dancers in full costumes, earsplitting music, gut-thumping drums, heart-lifting choruses.
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Fresh initiates should note Issue Project Room's reference, in a program handed out on Tuesday, to the "earsplitting" dynamics that occasionally turn up in Mr. López's work.
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Johnson wrote in his blog post that he heard "earsplitting bangs ring throughout the room," and he and students sprinted for doors in the back of the room.
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Despite missing 229 of their first 212 shots, the Warriors survived the first few earsplitting possessions and trailed by 214-230 at the end of the first quarter.
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Chants of "racist, sexist, K.K.K., Charles Murray go away," indecipherable shouting, earsplitting cellphone alarms and "The Imperial March," Darth Vader's theme in "Star Wars," drowned out his words.
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They decided that Fox Sports needed to get out of the news and highlight business, and go all-in on earsplitting opinion programming to accompany its live rights.
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The professional (and often offstage) attire of the male musicians who practiced this earsplitting art embraced a peacock panoply of baubles, boas, high heels and, yes, bouffant coiffures.
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Scored for 13 percussionists — playing dozens of instruments, often at earsplitting volume — and a grossly outmatched soprano, Ginastera's six-part, 25-minute cantata rages and pounds, wild yet precise.
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Known for the power-chord riffs and earsplitting vocals of songs including "Highway to Hell," the group sold more than 72 million albums in the U.S. He was 64.
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Worse includes a penchant for atrium-oriented spectacle, like Tilda Swinton sleeping in a vitrine; earsplitting music at seemingly every opening; and the debacle that was its halfhearted Björk retrospective.
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Chad Bray TECHNOLOGY The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, video game convention in Los Angeles is usually the most cacophonous of trade shows, where lots of earsplitting new games debut.
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He briefly acknowledged the fact that the results were not known but then straight-up declared victory — to the earsplitting delight of about 2,000 supporters inside a Drake University gymnasium.
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" Helen Hayes and Mary Astor set a course for the scream queens of the '70s with their earsplitting terror, and even Frank Sinatra lent his velvety baritone to "The Enchanted Ghost.
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The group, known for its power-chord riffs, earsplitting vocals and raucous energy, found enduring popularity and great commercial success despite waiting until 2012 to release its music catalog to iTunes.
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In Libya, the radio from a passing car spurs rage in Majid Mokhtar Sasy al-Maghrebi, reminding him of the C.I.A. prison where earsplitting music was just one assault to his senses.
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The earsplitting sound of ambulance sirens in New York City is surely hastening the day when I and many others repeatedly subjected to such noise will be forced to get hearing aids.
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The raucous Hotel Congress, earsplitting as a hotel but essential on the night life circuit, offers four bars, a spacious outdoor patio and even a coffee shop for late-night tacos ($3).
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Police officers blasted earsplitting whistles at anyone who lingered too long in the water; "Sri Ram, Sri Ram," a Hindu chant, blared from loud speakers; train horns blew in the distance, constantly.
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In the intimacy of its one-ring tent, it has offered a extravaganza that is exciting, not overblown, with acts that are inspiring, not ludicrous, at a volume that is cheerful, not earsplitting.
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It's also earsplitting, adrenaline-chugging fun — the chance to stand mere feet from a scathing swarm of mammoth automotive hornets hurtling at more than 200 miles per hour through a winding street course.
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There are scanned pages from an Arabic dictionary, recorded recitations of Quran verses, a photo of the Dalai Lama and even a song by a Japanese band of the earsplitting heavy-metal style known as grindcore.
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To make things worse, the hospital was renovating the intensive care unit on the floor below my father's, and our conversation was regularly interrupted by the earsplitting sound of jackhammers and the crash of crumbling plasterboard.
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But he reserves the right to silence debaters for being long-winded or merely annoying him, using disciplinary methods that vary from show to show: a squirt with a Super Soaker, an earsplitting blast on a clarinet.
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Instead of waking you up with an earsplitting noise, this alarm clock and coffee maker hybrid eases you into the day with calming sounds of bubbling water, coupled with the heavenly aroma of freshly brewed coffee or tea.
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A relatively low-key Mr. West, casual in a black cap and burgundy long-sleeve T-shirt promoting the album, played M.C. for the event from the floor behind the sound booth, where he'd plugged in a laptop to blast his new music at earsplitting volume.
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In order to do so in private and at the correct earsplitting volume, he pretends to be sick most days at school so the nurse will send him home; in this way, he has come close to beating the student record for colds — hence the title.
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Rescued from bankruptcy and transformed into a for-profit company, the circus, as I wrote in The Times in November, still offers an "a extravaganza that is exciting, not overblown, with acts that are inspiring, not ludicrous, at a volume that is cheerful, not earsplitting."bigapplecircus.
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St. James Street was a clogged artery of cars, trucks and buses, a revolving elbow-to-elbow mass of people going through food stalls, bars, clothing stores, haberdasheries, computer depots, supermarkets, carwashes and plazas reverberating with the earsplitting sounds of hawking vendors, chattering voices and full-volume music.
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Owners of the Movistar Arena told Garcia that the audience screams alone during the BTS concerts this year — that is, at moments when the band was not even performing — reached an earsplitting 127 decibels, well past the noise level at which permanent hearing loss becomes a serious concern.
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The crowd's roar was earsplitting and sustained, and it spontaneously morphed into chants and taunts, like those heard by Pittsburgh goalie Matt Murray, who was told several times — in language more indelicate than this — that he stunk, a lot, and that the Penguins' demise Saturday was all his fault.
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Coach Kyle Shanahan often tells players after absurd victories that he didn't think they would win, and in this joyful season, unlike any they have experienced across the last six years, the 49ers have triumphed in the slop at Washington, amid earsplitting cacophony in New Orleans and the din of Seattle.
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During a jumbled political melee between xenophobes from the present and the past, a delegate is ordered to return to her own time period; a pianist bangs out Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," singing along with frantic glee that borders on panic; and the auditorium's pipe organ is briefly employed to unexpectedly earsplitting effect.
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During a jumbled political melee between xenophobes from the present and the past, a delegate is ordered to return to her own time period; a pianist bangs out Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," singing along with frantic glee that borders on panic; and the auditorium's pipe organ is briefly employed to unexpectedly earsplitting effect.
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GEORGE ANTHEIL: 'Ballet Mécanique' The earliest music in BMOP/sound's catalog is also the most aurally assaulting, thanks to a stunningly controlled account of Antheil's earsplitting "Ballet Mécanique" (1924) — scored for 16 player pianos, two pianos, electric bells, propellers, a siren and more — and a brash, never-too-decadent performance of "A Jazz Symphony" (20133).
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At the Berliner Ensemble, the storied theater in the German capital that Mr. Reese has led since last season, the young actor Nico Holonics disappears into the role of Oskar Matzerath, the novel's main character and one of 20th-century literature's most memorable narrators: a 4-year old who decides to stop growing when the Nazis come to power and who spends the Third Reich banging incessantly on his toy drum and terrorizing the adults trying to curtail his percussive pastime with earsplitting and glass-shattering shrieks.
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The Washington Post. K2. Brendan Gill of The New Yorker described the film as "big, brave, eye- bedazzling, earsplitting, and sometimes almost heart-stopping."Gill, Brendan (December 31, 1966). "The Current Cinema".
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Eventually, while attempting to absorbs more power from a hydroelectric plant, Growlmon knocks Sinduramon into the water and the electricity destroys him. ; : :: Pajiramon is a goat centaurette Digimon, whose weapon is a crossbow. She is also capable of emitting earsplitting and destructive ultrasonic blasts by bleating. She accompanied Vajramon into attacking a shopping district.
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Because of their great hunger, the humans are coerced into making the long journey to the place where the food is supposedly kept – the ice caves. Along the way, the machine provides foul sustenance, sends horrible monsters after them, emits earsplitting sounds, and blinds Benny when he tries to escape. On more than one occasion, the group is separated by AM's obstacles. At one point, the narrator, Ted, is knocked unconscious and begins dreaming.
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After The Mayfield Four's unforeseen breakup, and due to a hearing disorder called tinnitus that he developed because of listening to music that he was recording at earsplitting volumes, Kennedy fell into depression in 2002. He said about music, "I can't do it any more. My ears won't let me." He said that he had grown "disillusioned with music and the music business," so he took a hiatus from playing music and went back to teaching guitar.
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Most of this activity is publicly funded. Campaign sound- trucks weave their way through urban and rural streets, often bombarding residents with earsplitting harangues from candidates or their supporters. No politician, however, can expect to remain in office without considering expenses for constituent services, the most important component of campaign expenses. \- Japan In the summer of 1993, the LDP government of Miyazawa Kiichi was brought down largely as a result of its failure to pass effective political reform legislation.
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The next morning, Matthew returns to work at the health department and witnesses several schoolchildren being taken for duplication, while more pods are being prepared for the remaining West Coast cities.In the final scene, Matthew (Donald Sutherland) demonstrates the characteristic pose by which the "pod people" identify unconverted humans. As he heads towards City Hall, he encounters Nancy, who quietly approaches him and attempts a hushed conversation. To her horror, he points at her and emits an earsplitting shriek, having been replaced by the pods himself.
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The New York Times Magazine reported on the remarkable success of The Wings Tour in Chile, which sold out in record time. It was revealed that "the band’s online popularity had become so entrenched in Chile that tour promoters didn’t even bother with a traditional media push". It was also reported that the audience's screams alone reached "an earsplitting 127 decibels", the loudest ever recorded at the Movistar Arena. Manila Bulletin praised the group's performances and noted the impressive attendance numbers for the show, stating "BTS’ drawing power is no joke".
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As Screaming Mimi, Gold's enhanced vocal cords were bionically altered and enhanced by technicians in the employ of Roxxon. As such, she had the ability to generate a high-pitched, earsplitting, earth-shattering supersonic scream of great volume and for a variety of effects. She was capable of emitting a sound equivalent in decibels to the noise of a jet engine passing 5 feet from one's ear. She has perfect pitch, the ability to hear in her mind the correct frequency for every musical note on the scale.
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When Aidan confronted by Josh over Henry, the two put their differences aside to help Sally as she is possessed by the Reaper by revealing their true natures to Zoe. During that time, when he falls into temptation after Zoe is knocked out, Josh convinces Aidan to take his blood instead. Though Aidan feels a buzz after drinking, he starts convulsing in pain from the werewolf blood, vomiting and letting out an earsplitting scream that manages to snap Sally out of it. With the house unlocked, Josh leaves and Aidan, with blood oozing from his orifices, goes to rest.
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Jonathan Powers is an athletic man with no superhuman abilities. His main weapons are a set of various joke gimmicks converted into deadly weapons, designed by the Tinkerer. He used a variety of modified toys and gimmicks, including a yo-yo with a weighted knob and steel cable which emits earsplitting sounds when whirled at high speed; ball bearing marbles; exploding gas-filled "popcorn"; plastic flying discs which squirt an anesthetic drug; rubber balls containing plastic explosives; an extendable artificial hand equipped with an electrical charge; an artificial hand that can be fired from a small air-cannon; and other devices. Powers also employed miniature robots, equipped with items such as laser weaponry and diamond drill-bits, which were remotely controlled by a radio-linked microprocessor.
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