Although it's not always easy to listen to, Atrocity Exhibition is never boring and is easily the most far-out album from the most far-out dude in rap.
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Galaxy Pumpkins Have the most far-out stoop on the block — literally. 8.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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Other people can really help you bring the most far-out ideas down to earth.
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Perhaps the most far-out proposal to date is to use drones to carry human passengers in self-flying taxis.
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Many of the most far-out suggestions being made by VW have been teased by major carmakers and startups alike.
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China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell.
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"The way I stay here is just making the most far-out-there music I possibly can and pushing rap music forward," he explained.
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Finding the most far-out quasars has been a multi-year process for Venemans and his team, including Eduardo Bañados of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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The Assistant, in Google's most far-out vision, would always be around, wherever you are, on whatever device you use, to handle just about any informational task.
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"China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell," Paul and John write.
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As in China, an infusion from Mr. Trump could turn some of the most far-out ideas in robotics into a structural advantage for the American economy.
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They could present me with the most far out, bizarre perspective, and then illustrate that perspective so compellingly that it became the only one that made any sense.
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These nuclear batteries are currently powering NASA's most far out vehicles, such as the New Horizons spacecraft, which flew by Pluto in 22021, as well as the Voyager spacecraft that are cruising beyond our Solar System.
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RED, the makers of super high quality cameras that probably cost more than your car, has been working on an equally ambitious phone with some of the most far out tech any company has ever tried to put on a handset.
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"The platform starts with just creating accessibility to a digital transaction, but it becomes the ultimate channel to introduce an entire ownership operating system, which can span everything from the more contemporary mundane automotive needs like servicing, all the way through introducing the most far out mobility or connected vehicle features," Krane said.
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The album was received fairly well by critics. Writing for Ox Fanzine, Joachim Hiller argued that the record helped to solidify the band's "godlike status" through "complex rhythms, harrowing chants, and unorthodox guitar work." In a retrospective review, AllMusic critic Adam Bregman assessed the album as "among their most far-out records" and worried that "[t]he songs here are incredibly long and somewhat repetitive." Nonetheless, Bregman concluded that the album "has a lot of great moments stretched out over a record that's way too long" and awarded it three out of five stars.
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In Rolling Stone, David Fricke said Jimi Plays Monterey preserves Hendrix's wild playing and playful humor onstage, writing that the show it documents is "still a revelation, an orgasmic explosion of singing feedback, agitated stretches of jazzy improvisation and recombinant R&B; guitar".Rolling Stone review Robert Christgau called it "peace-and-love-and-egomania at its most far out" in The Village Voice, appreciating its digital mastering and historical value, although he lamented some of the performances themselves: "Jimi speeds alarmingly, Mitch Mitchell keeps tripping over his sticks, and 'Like a Rolling Stone' is patently hokey." In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Richie Unterberger gave the album four-and-a-half out of five stars and felt the band was in "fine, lean, fiery form".[ Allmusic review] Paul Evans gave it three- and-a-half stars in The Rolling Stone Album Guide (1992).
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Originally written for piano, but later scored for full orchestra, it contains reference to the music of the Cheyenne, Kiowa, Sioux, Chippewa, Pueblo, and Cree tribes, and is based on themes recorded and suggested by Thurlow Lieurance. The Rhapsody has been described as > very much a period piece, stylistically conventional and eclectic, post- > Romantic and neo-Lisztian in its mannerisms and pretentiousness, its > plethora of trills, arpeggios, broken chords, and repeated octaves (often > thunderous), and its bravura display of virtuosity, with indications ranging > from molto maestoso to allegretto scherzando, from andante affetuoso to > allegro con brio, from amabile to feroce (the savage!). It is probably the > most far-out Indianist composition ever written. Orem composed other works as well, including a piano quartet, a quintet, large numbers of songs, some works for piano, and numerous transcriptions and arrangements; among the latter is a movement from one of Johann Sebastian Bach's solo cello suites, arranged for organ.
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While he and his musicians create every sudden textural shift themselves, without technological assistance, his guides are the splice, the jump cut, the video edit - not to mention the jack-in-the-box and its more sinister relatives in funhouses and horror movies. In his music, coherence is barely more than propinquity; one sound or style simply doesn't predict the next."Pareles, J. There are 8 Million Stories in John Zorn's Naked City, NY Times, April 8, 1990 Guy Peters stated "John Zorn’s Naked City-project was about the most far out you could get, and Zorn’s exploration of what he “could come up with given the limitations of the simple sax, guitar, keyboard, bass, drums-format” became the pinnacle of avant coolness... The result was a post- modern hybrid that cut up sequences as he saw fit and treated all genres equally: jazz, grindcore and country & western, were allowed to coexist, even in the same song."Peters, G. Guy's Music Review , accessed October 23, 2013 Christopher Thelen noted "While Naked City is certainly groundbreaking, it hardly is for everybody.
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