Endlessly

D: "Endlessly," I think, sets the tone for the entire record.

Mike Ragogna: Friday Pop Quiz: Conversations With Duffy, Jesse McCartney and Christian Kane, Plus Pick Your Poison (Tree) Streamer Mike Ragogna 2010

D: "Endlessly," I think, sets the tone for the entire record.

Mike Ragogna: Friday Pop Quiz: Conversations With Duffy, Jesse McCartney and Christian Kane, Plus Pick Your Poison (Tree) Streamer Mike Ragogna 2010

The opening track, "Endlessly" from the American rock group Mercury Rev, begins with a short keyboard fantasy featuring High Plains pitch-bending that gives way to a galloping synthetic ostinato and the dull thudding hooves of an electronic beat.

CounterPunch 2010

"I cannot guess what we'll discover," Fleming sings on one track, and in the Muse song "Endlessly" she teasingly announces: "There's a part of me you'll never know, I'll never show."

The Guardian World News Peter Conrad 2010

TB: Endlessly, but I prefer to let my books speak for themselves on this subject.

An interview with Terry Brooks about his new series that begins with Armageddon's Children 2010

Endlessly repeated along with parasites and benefits scroungers, and my favourite, mongrel scavengers...or perhaps it was scavenging mongrels; totally wrong.

Kate Middleton's parents are years ahead | Victoria Coren 2011

Endlessly engaged in euphemism and rhetorical triangulation, American generals and politicians insist on a story in which war isn't war and doesn't center on killing.

Bing West's "The Wrong War," on Afghanistan strategy 2011

Endlessly versatile, they can be as thin as soup, or as thick as porridge, and will take on just about any spice you throw at them, so next time you're feeling in need of cheering up, raid the rack and get cooking.

How to cook perfect dhal 2011

Endlessly engaged in euphemism and rhetorical triangulation, American generals and politicians insist on a story in which war isn't war and doesn't center on killing.

Bing West's "The Wrong War," on Afghanistan strategy 2011

Endlessly, even if your ears goe back only a decade or two.

Robert J. Elisberg: Standing by Jerry Leiber (1933-2011) Robert J. Elisberg 2011