smashing guitars造句

• So why was he there _ when a guy his age should be out smashing guitars in smoke-choked bars on the indie-rock circuit?
• IU incorporates live theatrics including a huge box covered in circuit boards and swinging on the venue's pipes 20 feet in the air to smashing guitars live on stage.
• For Townshend, who recently turned 50 and who was smashing guitars on stage before Kurt Cobain was in diapers, Mod III is just one more revolution of the pop wheel.
• The group's performances, which still involved smashing guitars and kicking over drums, were well received, and led to their first major US appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival.
• In the incredibly hip, reportedly $ 7 million video, the siblings wander around their own private space-world, bouncing off walls and smashing guitars like a couple of mismatched, junkie-chic androids.
• In order to pursue that-they went through body painting, wearing pilot's G Suit, playing live with the drums video track, setting up a separate motorized rotating drums stage, playing the same show from more than 300 feet apart through wireless, and smashing guitars.
• Nathan Rabin of The A . V . Club stated that the song was " one of my favorite guilty pleasures of the past few years :  Party Like A Rockstar by Shop Boyz, a hip-hop group whose conception of the rock-star mentality which not so coincidentally is also the name of its debut album began and ended with smashing guitars, staying up late, and saying  totally or  dude every other sentence ."
• Christopher Connelly of " Rolling Stone " described the song as being " easily Cheap Trick's best slow song since'Take Me I'm Yours'and a stunning example of what this band can do when it forgets about being commercial in these days when heavy metal rules the world . " Connelly also commented on the song's " smashing guitar attack " and noted the similarity of the song's middle eight to that of The Beatles'" While My Guitar Gently Weeps ."
• On December 19, 1991, the band played their final show of the tour in Hollywood at the Whisky a Go Go opening for The Smashing Pumpkins, which ended with Love smashing her guitar headstock onstage at the end of their set after lukewarm reception from the audience . " Los Angeles Times " journalist David Cromelin noted in his review of the concert : Smashing Pumpkins'singer-guitarist Billy Corgan referred to himself as " a frustrated Midwestern youth " at the Whisky on Tuesday [ . . . ] Smashing Pumpkins was preceded by smashing guitars, courtesy of Hole.