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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Snarling/live favourite

Hi

This song was snarling and cynical. It never became a live favourite, maybe because I don't think this is what our fans come to listen to.

--- Can "snarling" mean "piercing" or "moving"?

--- Does it say that either the band didn't like to perform it live or the fans didn't like to listen to it when they performed live? I'm not sure what he means by: it never became a live favourite.

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-- No. 'Snarl' means 'utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone'. --- Does it say that either the band didn't like to perform it live or the fans didn't like to listen to it when they performed live?

— Mister Micawber

  • -- No.
  • 'Snarl' means 'utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone'.
  • --- Does it say that either the band didn't like to perform it live or the fans didn't like to listen to it when they performed live?
  • -- It was not a fan favorite in live concerts.
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--- Can "snarling" mean "piercing" or "moving"?-- No. 'Snarl' means 'utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone'.

--- Does it say that either the band didn't like to perform it live or the fans didn't like to listen to it when they performed live? I'm not sure what he means by: it never became a live favourite.-- It was not a fan favorite in live concerts.
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