listening booth

It had listening booths, and I used to go there all the time.

Later on, Pat opened the door of the listening booth, and they talked about his situation.

Quite right too, since they got rid of listening booths.

It beat changing the toilet paper roll behind listening booth three, back up in Berkeley.

Or try the laid back Borders model, with listening booths & abiance?

Finally, after taking the master to a department store, they convinced a manager to play it in the listening booth of the store's music department.

The library has 15 listening booths, a video room and a library of music periodicals from throughout the world.

Best of all, it has a talkative staff and private listening booths for those who have no idea what any of these styles sound like.

He frequented record stores with jukeboxes and listening booths.

The piece consists of four listening booths labeled, like restrooms, for whites, blacks, ladies and gentlemen only.

One possibility involves a handsome stranger (Johnny Depp) standing beside her at a record store listening booth.

He also provided listening booths so that customers could hear the records before purchasing them, and encouraged in-store promotional appearances by recording artists.

The display splices miniature auditoriums and listening booths into open areas dedicated to different aspects of rock as music, style and social history.

Listening Booth:1970 represents a continuation of a creative resurgence for Cohn, ultimately brought on by one...

In addition to the reading room, there are listening booths for poet audio recordings and broadcasts related to poetry and interactive displays.

The adult-themed songs were omitted from listening booths at various mainstream music stores such as HMV.

One night last week, Mr. Amadeo talked on the phone inside the store, standing in the same corner where the listening booth was located in 1948.

Upon building a listening booth, Lawton reported that by 1933, the listening booth was constantly booked two weeks in advance.

The piece was his tone poem "Death and Transfiguration," encountered in a listening booth in a record store in San Francisco.

Although not every passenger wants the cab turned into a listening booth, Mr. Soliman has seen the music soften some hardened New York hearts.

There's a listening booth: press one button and you hear approved music, like a Wagner opera; push another and it's the forbidden "Threepenny Opera."

There are written exhibits tracing country's roots, computer touch screens to allow access to recordings and photos from the Country Music Foundation's enormous archives and walk-in listening booths.

Pat excused herself to wait on a real customer, so he took an album of the Firebird Suite into a listening booth and put on the side where the giant egg cracks open.

Marc Cohn released a laid-back bluesy version on his 2010 album Listening Booth: 1970, as it was one important influence for him in that formative year for his musical identity.

The institute now has its own performance room, a temperature-controlled storage facility, four listening booths, study areas, exhibition cabinets, conference rooms, a poster room and ample space for Pee Wee Russell's art collection.