Question:
According to Tim Gane , the album began as seventy tiny drum loops on top of improvised piano and vibraphone chords . They sped up some tracks , slowed down others and worked their way to " a collection of purposefully short , dense , fast pop songs . " The track here is definitely one of my favorites from the album , a groovin ' romp where horns and organ build to bursting point , threatening to release contagiously good vibrations .
Answer the following question: What is Tim Gane an expert in ?
OPTIONS:
- Tim Gane is knowledgeable about organs .
- Tim Gane is knowledgeable about audio .
- None of the above choices .
- Tim Gane is knowledgeable about human organs .
Answer:
Tim Gane is knowledgeable about audio .
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( Only slightly shorter than bbstenniz ' Orlando post . And I ' m glad nobody cares if I ' m sabotaging my chances of making the show by doing this ! ) : ) To " prepare " for my audition I re - read a book I got a while ago : Noreen Wald 's " Contestant , " about how she appeared on seven ( IIRC ) game shows . Definitely out of print .
Answer the following question: What do we know about the speaker ?
OPTIONS:
- They want to compete on TV .
- They are not prepared .
- They are slightly shorter .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They want to compete on TV .
Question:
Probably cause I was outnumbered by adults . I grew up in a family setting , which consisted of my mothers parents , my mother and me . One of those " Baby Boomers " who was born in Germany two years after WWII ended .
Answer the following question: How was I related to the other two people in the house besides my mother ?
OPTIONS:
- My mother 's parents are my grandparents .
- None of the above choices .
- My father 's parents lived with us in the house .
- One was my sister and the other , my brother .
Answer:
My mother 's parents are my grandparents .