machiavelli and the four seasons造句

• TISM's biggest success was the 1995 album " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons ".
• In September 1994, the group recorded " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " at Platinum Studios.
• TISM used the name " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons ", among others, to book secret concerts in 1994.
• The unusual title stems from a conceit found throughout the cover, although not in the tracks themselves, that this is actually an album by a group called " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons ".
• ""'Machines Against the Rage " "'is a live CD which was available with the limited edition 1996 re-issues of " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons ".
• During 1994, TISM sometimes played under the names " The Frank Vitkovic Jazz Quartet ", " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " ( which would later be used as an album title ) and " Late for Breakfast ".
• During this time, TISM would play under the names " The Frank Vitkovic Jazz Quartet ", " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " and " Late for Breakfast ", playing the new alternative dance songs they had written.
• A hidden track at the end of the actual album, entitled " Phillip Glass's Arse ", is a melodic, a cappella harmonised song that gives a representation of what Machiavelli and the Four Seasons might actually sound like.
• TISM were known for their hybrid of dance music and wordplays created by juxtaposing pop culture references with more intellectual ones ( for example, " Would the Last Person to Leave Please Turn Out the Enlightenment ? ", " Jung Talent Time " and the album " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " ).
• ""'Jung Talent Time " "'is a song by Australian alternative rock band TISM . Originally released as an 8-track remix EP in February 1995, the original mix was released on the group's breakthrough album " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " in May.
• The album illustrates the heavier rock sound TISM began using on " Beasts of Suburban " ( 1992 ) and was intended to be a promotional single for the band's next album, before that album was scrapped in 1994 and replaced with what became " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " ( May 1995 ).
• "www . tism . wanker . com " sold reasonably well, thanks in part to an extensive Australian tour with Regurgitator, then at the height of their popularity, and The Fauves; however, sales were low compared to " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons "'s success and TISM's contract with Shock ended by mutual agreement.
• Three other tracks from the gig circulate in the TISM community, these being " Saturday Night Palsy ", " Get Thee to a Nunnery " ( the intro of which can be heard if you turn up your volume during the fadeout of the diatribe ) and " Russia ", whose studio version appeared on promo copies of " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " and was later put on an old version of the TISM website.
• The final track list included " Jung Talent Time " and " Aussiemandias " from the September 1993 sessions . " Abscess Makes the Heart Grow Fonder ", another song from the 1993 sessions, was released as a B-side to the " ( He'll Never Be An ) Old Man River " single . " State Schools are Great Schools " was released on the " Collected Recordings 1986-1993 " boxset in 1995, while a few more songs from the sessions, " The Note Stuck With a Magnet to Kurt Cobain's Fridge " ( an alternative version of " Abscess Makes the Heart Grow Fonder " ), " Great Expectorations " ( the title of which would be reused in 1997 for another song ) and " Give Up " ( an instrumental jam whose chorus would later be reused for " Give Up for Australia " ) were released when " Machiavelli and the Four Seasons " was released on iTunes in 2009.