| 释义 |
Definition of A-side in English: A-sidenoun The side of a pop single regarded as the main one. Example sentencesExamples - The problem with this, though, is I think we're recording our 3 best songs so there's likely to be a debate over what becomes the A-side.
- This 10-song collection features mostly B-sides and a few A-sides, but generally it's material North Americans haven't been able to buy.
- It's also got a nifty closed groove on the A-side; to get to the song that follows you have to skip to the end and it plays backward.
- Can you guess the A-sides of each of these and the year they were all hits?
- I also like the idea of recording songs in pairs and putting them out as double A-sides.
- And in a surprising turn of events, no singles were released for this album, with the assurance that they'd be releasing a few A-sides in December.
- Happily, the two tracks on offer here amply justify their existence as A-sides.
- So I got to do the intro with him and it turned out to be the A-side of his record.
- As ever with these popularity/unpopularity polls, it was a bit of a double A-side - some bits were splendid, some were just frightening.
- I wanted to make an album that didn't have any throw away tracks on it… where every piece is a potential A-side single.
- The double A-side single Young Man is currently out on promo.
- With its beefed-up beat and Monch's vocal skills, the song is now a bonafide A-side track.
- ‘Baby Boomerang’, for example, appeared as an A-side nearly five years after it was originally released on The Slider.
- I loved the writing on the A-side of the menu, too.
- Perhaps it's to be expected that a band called the A-Sides would package its debut single as a double A-side.
- The single will be a double A-side with two songs - both ballads.
- His first single was a double A-side featuring Westlife's song ‘Evergreen’ and ‘Anything Is Possible’.
- The double A-side will be released as a limited edition vinyl.
- The A-side was ‘Reasons To Believe’ and a disc jockey in Cleveland turned it over and played it.
- The singer's representatives had insisted the chart show screen him singing both tracks from his double A-side single.
Definition of A-side in US English: A-sidenounˈāˌsīdˈeɪˌsaɪd The side of a pop single record regarded as the main release. Example sentencesExamples - Can you guess the A-sides of each of these and the year they were all hits?
- This 10-song collection features mostly B-sides and a few A-sides, but generally it's material North Americans haven't been able to buy.
- I loved the writing on the A-side of the menu, too.
- Perhaps it's to be expected that a band called the A-Sides would package its debut single as a double A-side.
- It's also got a nifty closed groove on the A-side; to get to the song that follows you have to skip to the end and it plays backward.
- The double A-side will be released as a limited edition vinyl.
- And in a surprising turn of events, no singles were released for this album, with the assurance that they'd be releasing a few A-sides in December.
- So I got to do the intro with him and it turned out to be the A-side of his record.
- The double A-side single Young Man is currently out on promo.
- I wanted to make an album that didn't have any throw away tracks on it… where every piece is a potential A-side single.
- The problem with this, though, is I think we're recording our 3 best songs so there's likely to be a debate over what becomes the A-side.
- I also like the idea of recording songs in pairs and putting them out as double A-sides.
- As ever with these popularity/unpopularity polls, it was a bit of a double A-side - some bits were splendid, some were just frightening.
- ‘Baby Boomerang’, for example, appeared as an A-side nearly five years after it was originally released on The Slider.
- His first single was a double A-side featuring Westlife's song ‘Evergreen’ and ‘Anything Is Possible’.
- The single will be a double A-side with two songs - both ballads.
- The singer's representatives had insisted the chart show screen him singing both tracks from his double A-side single.
- Happily, the two tracks on offer here amply justify their existence as A-sides.
- With its beefed-up beat and Monch's vocal skills, the song is now a bonafide A-side track.
- The A-side was ‘Reasons To Believe’ and a disc jockey in Cleveland turned it over and played it.
|