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 Amazon.co.uk: Bitterness the Star [Explicit Lyrics]: Music
Bitterness the Star, combining the tempestuous big rock emotion of Pearl Jam with the nervy, stop-start assault of the Deftones, is a stormer.
'Bitterness The Star' is the debut album from Alaska based band, 36 Crazyfists, and is released on the influential Roadrunner label.
Fine music often springs from the most unexpected of places, and such is the case with Anchorage-bred 36 Crazyfists debut, Bitterness the Star.
www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005A46Q   (920 words)

  
 I-Mockery.com Music Reviews
36 Crazyfists&; "Bitterness the Star" is yet another.
All four bands have an aggressive take on forward thinking brutality with a little bit of dynamics and emotion thrown in for good taste.
www.i-mockery.com /musicreviews/detailed.php?id=206   (249 words)

  
 Salvation, by Rhysenn
Bristow," Sark began, his voice strung with anger and another deeper emotion, "is purely professional." He glared at Sloane.
All his defences had been broken through by Sloane’s merciless words, and everything he promised he would never let himself feel now came crashing down in an endless tide of bitterness and regret.
Sark closed his eyes, and whispered the words that Jack Bristow would never hear.
rhysenn.morethanart.org /alias/salvation.htm   (249 words)

  
 English 310D Essay 1
Life for Isaac Rosenberg as a poet on the battlegrounds was filled with bitterness.
The emotion shown in Rosenberg’s poem gave the reader the notion that if he had returned home, he
Rosenberg almost made it sound as though the rat was intelligent,
www.msu.edu /~phill263/English_310D_Essay_1.html   (1393 words)

  
 The Great Canadian Guide to the Movies & TV: Bl-Ble
It's mainly about the characters -- such as Reeve's bitterness over what happened to his wife (Sorel) in the first film -- but the film seems too aloof from the emotion.
Grieco and Alonso are American imports, but it actually admits it's set in Canada, which is pretty rare for this kind of film.
(1995) Christopher Reeve, Raoul Trujillo, Tony Todd, Janet Bailey, Nancy Sorel, Chris Wiggins, Cyndy Preston, Rainbow Francks.....Two Texas ranchers (Todd and Reeve) are caught in the middle when the local redneck bully (Wiggins) plans to raid the local Indians because his wife (Preston) has chosen to live with the Chief (Trujillo).
www.pulpanddagger.com /movies/b2.html   (1393 words)

  
 Singers save Romeo et Juliette from tragic flaws
He made the audience feel the love, the hate, the bitterness and helplessness, and his voice sent shivers down the backs of many.
Baritone Leroy Villanueva sang the witty Mercutio with emotion, while bass Jean-Philippe Courtis sang the respected Frere Laurent.
The true age of Romeo and Juliet, the Age of Romance, was ignored, leaving emptiness.
www.stp.uh.edu /vol61/951024/7a.html   (1393 words)

  
 Elysium Ensemble - Musical Quotes
Music: That one of the fine arts which is concerned with the combination of sounds with a view to beauty of form and the expression of emotion.
Music … is made particularly and principally to charm the spirit and the ear, and to enable us to pass our lives with a little sweetness amidst all the bitterness that we encounter here.
Music hath two ends, first to please the sense, and that is done by the pure dulcor of harmony … and secondly to move the affections or excite passion.
www.elysiumensemble.com /quotes.html   (1393 words)

  
 Sublimation of Mental States
Since resentment and bitterness are regular states of mind produced by regular sequences of abreaction, so forgiveness and acceptance need to become regular states of mind too.
It is always possible that the sublimation of an emotion may have more than one corresponding attitude and belief ; there may be perhaps two or three, in a hierarchy of importance.
Freedom is the only state of mind that enables a person to face fear without denying it, without repressing it, or without switching to anger as an antidote.
discover-your-mind.co.uk /4-sublimation.htm   (1393 words)

  
 RollingStone.com: Hearts and Bones : News
Struggling with the conflict between thought and emotion, he seems to find "the arc of a love affair" as perplexing as an SAT word problem.
Unlike many other breakup songs, there's no bitterness or desire for revenge in Stefani's lyrics, just pure hurt.
But if it appears he's only interested in her for her stock reports, his jubilant "she's really outta sight" reveals where his heart really lies.
www.rollingstone.com /news/story/_/id/5938334   (1608 words)

  
 Nightwood
Barnes makes her characters real by putting them through the same confusing maelstrom of experiences--where one emotion often morphs into another--love into indifference, respect into insecurity, and so on.
Though bold and intrepid as a beautiful young big city journalist, and later as an expatriate modernist writer living among the Parisian glitterati, Barnes closed the door on the rest of the world in very early middle age, and became a notorious New York City recluse known primarily for bitterness and explosive outbursts of anger.
Barnes told a friend that Nightwood was written with her own blood "while it was still running." That flowing wound was the breakup of an eight-year relationship with the lesbian love of her life.
www.buybymail.com /catalogitem/ci0811200051.html   (2108 words)

  
 Bitter Taste Rejection--A Marker for Dietary Trophic Levels
For the bitter rejection response to be an effective poison detector, there should be a predictable relationship between the threshold concentration for bitterness and that for toxicity.
Finally, many of the same fruitarian extremists claim (at times with intense emotion) that bitter foods must be toxic, the very claim that Glendinning neatly assesses and discredits.
In particular, the bitter taste sensitivity of mice is not a function of the toxicity of the item being tasted.
www.beyondveg.com /billings-t/comp-anat/comp-anat-7j.shtml   (2108 words)

  
 Blogcritics.org: CD Review: Rita Coolidge -- And So Is Love
In the longing of “Sentimental Journey,” the resignation and wistfulness of “The Masquerade Is Over” and the bitterness of “Cry Me A River,” she tells convincing stories of the joys and disappointments of life.
Coolidge sings, but so can the emotion that these songs require.
Coolidge’s talents than “Estaté.” She sings this number on top of a subtle bossa nova rhythm.
blogcritics.org /archives/2005/07/14/075413.php   (1282 words)

  
 Madmen
The excellence has continued and in this all to often real life drama we are at the stage where thoughts, doubts, bitterness, soul searching and eventual rebirth (new love) comes into play but most importantly in the climax we find the daughter finally coming to terms with her father in the heart wrenching "Daddy.
The piano is well used on this CD and adds magic and emotion, no more so than on the superb, powerful and dramatic "Love At A Distance" and "Madmen And Dreamers" while "I Will Not Fight" is equally dramatic but also angry.
If I need to single out a normal rock opera track then that's easy, "Another Joyful Day" while "Big Belly Blues" is, guess what, a blues track with a touch of sax.
www.tandet.freeserve.co.uk /madmen.html   (1282 words)

  
 Today is the 112th Birth Anniversary of Martin Wickramasinghe
Koggala was Wickramasinghe's universe, the 'slice of life presented for the serene joy and emotion of the common people', the postscript with which he concludes Gamperaliya.
All is observed with no sense of bitterness; instead, there is an undertone of wry humour reminiscent of the best of Narayan, at once subtly and immensely entertaining.
Wickramasinghe's description of how, at more than fifty years old, he returned to the village where, as a little boy, he had roamed so freely, is a moving piece of writing where nostalgia is always tempered with reason, and sentiment never allowed to become sentimentality.
www.rootsweb.com /~lkawgw/mw.html   (1330 words)

  
 Rufus Wainwright live in London Music Entertainment Gay.com UK
From the tender bitterness of Dinner At Eight, which documents Rufus own troubled relationship with his folk musician father, to the knees-up musical extravaganza 14th Street, Wainwright manages to switch temperament, emotion and pace within each 3 minute-slot, but never fails to keep the audience moved or entertained.
But it's the rockier songs that he - and his band - excel at live, building a euphoric wall of sound that could stand firm against any of the big name stadium rockers, and acts as a perfect accompaniment for the many lyrical dramatics.
Not to say that the songs all live in an earnest world of broken hearts and faltering bonds.
uk.gay.com /printit/3171   (1330 words)

  
 Memorial Service
Asphodel suffered deep emotion loss and abandonment whilst still a child, but where others would have carried bitterness and spite, she never lost her faith that love, truth and freedom could be found.
Asphodel had said that she particularly wanted Magenta Wise, Goddess Priestess and long time friend, to be one of the speakers and so it was decided to ask her to do the tribute.
This was typical of how Asphodel worked, she never missed a chance to get women together, to exchange, to connect, to grow stronger together.
www.asphodel-long.com /html/memorial_service.html   (2374 words)

  
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Hermione, overtaken by the emotion that Harry could extract after all those years, put her head on his chest, and began to cry softly.
This new Hermione also exuded bitterness, a far cry from her former self.
Hermione was something he had tried unsuccessfully to put out of his mind for the past five years, and now, having her here so close to him, was nothing short of torture.
www.angelfire.com /magic/fansofgranger/Casus_Belli4.htm   (2810 words)

  
 Foreign Affairs - From Homer to the Unabomber: Declinists Across the Ages - Edward N. Luttwak
He does not seem to recognize that farsighted thinkers can warn of a future less than wholly bright, or even terrible, for perfectly good reasons that owe nothing to their own physical decay, bitterness at personal failure, or simplistic projections of the lifecycle onto cultures and civilizations.
Rousseau and Herder had been pessimistic even before industrialization, reacting to the Enlightenment's cold rationalism and its implied warrant for individual hedonism, which they saw as squeezing out all spontaneous emotion, self-expression, and altruism.
He himself cites Friedrich von Schlegel's contemporary warning that the French Revolution had inaugurated a terrible new era of "unselfish crimes," in which "love of virtue" and belief in the perfectibility of man and society would inspire atrocities far worse than those of any conquering horde.
www.foreignaffairs.org /19970101fareviewessay3747/edward-n-luttwak/from-homer-to-the-unabomber-declinists-across-the-ages.html   (1949 words)

  
 Why is the gumball angry? - www.ezboard.com
I guess the only way to possibly explain the concept of an "angry gumball" is the awful bitterness he feels inside his minty, minty body at the choosing of a squarish, not-so-shiny gum product over him.
While we could argue that the gumball is a robot or construct, programmed to act in this manner, the utter emotion he exhibits makes this very improbable.
If he is sentient, the gumball should have the natural desire of all sentient creatures for its own self preservation.
p072.ezboard.com /fsonichqcommunityfrm46.showMessage?topicID=329.topic   (991 words)

  
 Elysium Ensemble - Musical Quotes
Music: That one of the fine arts which is concerned with the combination of sounds with a view to beauty of form and the expression of emotion.
Music … is made particularly and principally to charm the spirit and the ear, and to enable us to pass our lives with a little sweetness amidst all the bitterness that we encounter here.
The basis of music is sound; its aim is to please and to arouse various emotions in us.
www.elysiumensemble.com /quotes.html   (1189 words)

  
 The Count of Monte Cristo 01/23/02
Directed by Kevin Reynolds, The Count of Monte Cristo does bring forth the notion that revenge is born of bitterness and cannot reverse past events, thus rendering it unhealthy.
The film does a decent job of relating the story, but without the emotion and depth that only a lengthy novel can facilitate.
And so the lust for revenge is born in the heart of the once naive Dantes.
www.ahwatukee.com /afn/entertainment/articles/020123m.html   (420 words)

  
 Speaking of Faith Surviving the Religion of Mao - Reflections
What I especially liked about Anchee Min was her ability to speak intelligently, with deep emotion, about the terrible sufferings under Mao, without venting anger or bitterness.
I met Anchee Min on her book tour for Empress Orchid — the meeting was particularly special as it was hosted by/for families who have adopted children (mostly daughters) from China.
We'll explore what Anchee Min learned about the human spirit in the forced labor camp in which she spent her teenage years — and how she's found healing in America.
speakingoffaith.publicradio.org /reflection/2004/0617_ancheemin_1.shtml   (493 words)

  
 How to Save Your Marriage and Stop a Divorce Right Now
These are the issues that drive married couples into a deep pit of loneliness, resentment, fear, bitterness, anger, apathy (a lack of feeling or emotion), loss of love and then divorce.
Marriages are supposed to make us feel loved, wanted and appreciated by someone who understands us.
These 3 remarkably successful marriage counselors are about to share with you how they've used these tested and proven techniques for a combined 76 years to help couples overcome marriage or relationship problems....
www.SaveMyMarriageNow.com   (493 words)

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