Re: (TV) always with the coruscating

[Ty Burr <tyburr@mindspring.com>]

No, compelling is the new seminal. Incandescent is the new coruscating. 
Says so right here in the handbook they give us, along with the decoder 
ring.


On Jun 24, 2005, at 11:33 AM, Howard Webb wrote:

> Very useful to know - but does this mean that coruscating is the new
> seminal?
>
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> stephen
> wilson
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>
> I haven't yet seen this book, but this is a handy excerpt to have 
> around,
> for when the reviews of Warm and Cool, assorted other future TV 
> projects
> start appearing:
>
> Coruscating. Critic-beloved adjective, literally meaning giving forth
> flashes of light; sparkling, that is invariably used to describe 
> guitar
> solos or riffs. John Frusciante turns in some coruscating guitar work 
> on the
> new Chili Peppers album.
>
> -- The Rock Snob's Dictionary
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