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• AllMusic's Jeff Tamarkin wrote "Skipping merrily from alt-rock crunch to hip-hop beats, landing on reggae/ska, Latin jazz, and points in between, Two Shoes is clever and brainy, danceable and absorbing".
• the best songs on Blood Money merrily rework the skewed rhythms and whirling textures that are Waits's trademark.
• It gradually turns more animated and colorful, the piccolo dancing merrily above suave wind sonorities.
• " They go on to say that "Taylor's rhyming prose snaps along merrily, upbeat in tempo yet tinged with wry melancholy that reflects the naughty dog's exasperation.
• Each setting recreates with impressive fidelity the microculture of the birds that fly merrily about within their diorama world, complete with living plants.
• AllMusics Jeff Tamarkin wrote, "Skipping merrily from alt-rock crunch to hip-hop beats, landing on reggae/ska, Latin jazz, and points in between, Two Shoes is clever and brainy, danceable and absorbing".
• Again, the train would disgorge its pupils at Mt Eden and then chug merrily past the school almost empty, leaving the boys to walk half a mile, often in heavy rain.
• '" SF Weekly wrote that the album "represents a merrily uneasy alliance betwixt headbanging and finesse.
• Writing positively of the first part of the episode, Shearman contended that it "jogs along quite merrily as a simple contagion story".
• Reviewing the song retrospectively for AllMusic, Jo-Ann Greene said that the "rich and fulsome arrangement blends a driving spot-on rhythm, tuneful riffing that dances merrily around the melody, fabulous sax solos, and sweetened by a xylophone-esque line that gives the piece a further Caribbean flair".
• The songs slosh merrily around, their horsy rhythms and singsong lyrics spilling frothily forth in invitation to sing along.
• He went down to Canterbury Week in the 1890s and as he walked round the ground selling his verses he said 'I know that any fool among you could write a better poem than this, but I defy anyone else, however intelligent, to sell it at 2d a copy', This was greeted with roars of laughter and the tuppences flowed in merrily.
• Later in Galway, he tries his hand at busking and, singing the filthiest, most debauched lyrics he can think of to see if anyone will understand, old ladies smile and tap their feet merrily as he serenades them with filth.
• Edward Eardley-Wilmot and EC Streatfield recalled in their book, Charterhouse: Old and New: "Ben Griffiths, with his shoulders high up in his head, hitting merrily left-handedly all over the field".
• The qalandar and dervishes drink wine, smoke tobacco and sing merrily of their life as beggars and tricksters.
• For the scene with Siegfried in Götterdämmerung, Chéreau altered the perpetual youth aspect of the Rhine Maidens by depicting them as "no longer young girls merrily disporting themselves; they have become tired, grey, careworn, and ungainly".

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