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• The last two characters are playing rough music on bladder fiddles.
• The custom of announcing the fair with rough music continues to the present day.
• The last two characters, on the outer edges of the group, are playing rough music on bladder fiddles.
• Skimmingtons were typically noisy affairs, with " rough music " made by the clattering of pots and pans.
• Guillas, nicknamed " The Beaver ", was a former member of two Winnipeg-based rock outfits, Giant Sons and Rough Music.
• Examples include " 1954 film ) at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket and " Rough Music " at the King's Head Theatre
• Issues of sexuality and domestic hierarchy most often formed the pretexts for rough music, including acts of domestic violence or child abuse.
• His approach will be based, he said, " on the rough music of the play-- it's a metallic, dark, and unsettling world ."
• The band broke up in August 2003, and ex-members of Giant Sons and Standstill formed a new band called Rough Music in February or March 2004.
• As a record producer, Brendan O'Brien shapes rough music into finished albums that will, if all goes according to plan, enter the popular culture with a considerable splash.
• "' David " Space Beaver " Guillas "'( born February 27, 1979 ) is a Canadian guitarist, formerly of Giant Sons Rough Music, and hardcore punk band Propagandhi.
• Tuneless, cacophonous " rough music ", played on horns, bugles, whistles, tin trays and frying pans, was a feature of the custom known as " Teddy Rowe's Band ".
• The opposite of the other two towns that lead into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park-- crowded, commercial Gatlinburg and Cherokee-- Townsend's silence is broken only by the rough music of cicadas.
• They took their name from the Skimmington ( known as Skimmity in Dorset ) to reflect their music and stage show which is a mix of rough music, parody, drunkenness and audience humiliation.
• It commonly referred to an informal local sorority or social group, who could enforce socially acceptable behaviour through private censure or through public rituals, such as " rough music ", the cucking stool and the skimmington ride.
• Rogers recorded " some insane and rough music " with his band, Large Prime Numbers, that Andrew Toups converted into an 8-bit soundtrack in the " original Nintendo sound format " that Rogers found " breathtaking ".
• He appeared on recordings by other bands, contributing a flute solo to " I Love You " on the Spacemen 3's " Recurring " ( 1991 ), and guitar and organ on The Blue Aeroplanes'Rough Music ( 1995 ).
• In addition, Hampton contributed vocals to " Rough Music ", a 2005 album by Eliza Carthy, and sang on " Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It'Til It Bleeds ", a 2006 album by Stereolab side project Imitation Electric Piano.
• At the Ch鈚eau they were augmented by Laurent Thibault on bass and Michel Santageli on drums, who were required, with minimal guidance, to add to rough music tracks already taped by Bowie, their first takes often becoming part of the final mix.
• During a rough music performance, the victim could be displayed upon a pole or donkey ( in person or as an effigy ), their " crimes " becoming the subject of mime, theatrical performances or recitatives, along with a litany of obscenities and insults.