He seems to have in mind the same kind of power described by critics anticipating the arrival of Dvorak in the New World more than a century ago : that barbaric Slavic yawp tracing the equation between rhythmic pulse and emotional truth.
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But with a yawp that sounded like " Aha !, " he reacted as though I'd fallen into a trap he'd set, leaping immediately to his feet and pounding on the glass with both hands.
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Biographer Fred Hobson calls him " our naysaying Walt Whitman, and whatever his manifold inadequacies of heart and conscience, he sounded his own barbaric yawp over the roofs of the timid and the fearful, the contented and the smug ."
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-- Peter Brotzmann Trio : The monolithic yawp of the German tenor saxophonist's horn inspires a sense of awe that's rare in jazz any more : its sonic tremors make you feel you've wandered into the Land of the Giants.
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"If its death ( if we dare call it that might it, like King Arthur, lie in wait to rise again at a time of future need ? ) made almost no noise, its birth and early years sounded a great barbaric yawp.
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In a review from Entertainment Weekly, Hillary Busis quotes, " Although tonight's Once featured plenty of thumping music, rowdy dancing, and barbaric yawps, the episode's plot wasn't nearly as driving and insistent as the Lost Boys'delirious bacchanals.
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That s down to the record s rarely wavering energy; subtle details abound in the interplay between Lennox and Portner s near-indistinguishably overlapping yawps, or in the giddy, ping-ponging sonic backdrops, but that s all a bonus when the songs bounce along like Tigger in a 5 Hour Energy ad ."
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Peter Buckley, in " The Rough Guide to Rock ", describes his " gruff voice, which combined Sam Cooke's phrasing with a brawnier delivery " and later suggested he " could testify like a hell-bent preacher, croon like a tender lover or get down and dirty with a bluesy yawp ".
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In a review of a smaller edition of the band in 1979, John S . Wilson of The New York Times called Lawson " one of the great masters of the muted trumpet " who " plays with a mixture of whispering delicacy and exclamatory yawps that sets an easygoing, reflective mood for the group ."
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"Nothing had prepared me for the sound, " he continues, " this dense, boisterous din, the clamor of a playground at break time, a drone thickness flecked with high-pitched yells, squeals, hollers and yawps _ the entire prairie's quota of noise concentrated in Jack's holding pond ."
