II . boom1 [bu:m] ECON N
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Boom m
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- boom·ing
- I. adjective and adverb II. noun
- booming
- adjective and adverb
- boom
- I. intransitive verb II. noun III. noun
- boom
- I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
- boom
- noun
- ˈbaby boom
- noun
- ˈboom box
- noun
- ˈprice boom
- noun
- son·ic ˈboom
- noun
- boom irrigation
- boom-bust cycle
- noun
- stock exchange boom
- noun
- gold boom town
- noun
- boom
- noun
- boom
- noun
- boom-bust cycle
- noun
I . boom·ing [ˈbu:mɪŋ] inv ADJ attr
booming ADJ
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booming economy
ˈboom box N Am sl
son·ic ˈboom N
boom irrigation
boom-bust cycle N STOCKEX
stock exchange boom N FINMKT
Specialized Vocabularygold boom town N
boom-bust cycle N
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The KLF were always an unpredictable pair.
But in 1992, they opened the show with a thrillingly brutal, thrash-metal desecration of their 3am Eternal hit in collaboration with hardcore legends Extreme Noise Terror, before Bill Drummond fired a volley of blanks into the unnerved audience and a booming voice announced that the band had left the music business.
They were as good as their word, even deleting a back catalogue whose value would surely have surpassed the million pounds they famously burned in 1994.
www.redbull.comThe KLF waren schon immer ein unberechenbares Duo.
1992 eröffneten sie die Show mit einer aufregend brutalen Thrash-Metal-Schändung ihres Hits „3am Eternal“, und zwar gemeinsam mit den Hardcore-Legenden Extreme Noise Terror. Im Anschluss feuerte Bill Drummond mit Platzpatronen ins fassungslose Publikum, und dann erklärte eine dröhnende Stimme, dass die Band dem Musikbusiness den Rücken kehrt.
Sie hielten Wort und zerstörten sogar einen Backkatalog, dessen Wert die 1-Million-Pfund, die sie 1994 bekanntermaßen verbrannt haben, mit Sicherheit überstiegen hätte.
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