stone groove

When closed, the gate sat in a stone groove and was backed with stone on all sides, making it difficult, if not impossible, to batter down.

After a moment, with a creaking series of squeaks, the gate lurched upward and into the stone grooves behind the heavy wooden gates.

He also played a role in promoting other Brisbane indie artists in the 90s through his record label Stone Groove.

Bonehead was formed in 1994 by Stone Groove Productions as a Philadelphia area nightclub cover band.

What I mean is Antioch is a stone groove but that life is no preparation for coming back to Chicago and Chemical Warfare.

Boney James on board the All Star Cruise performing Stone Groove, from his album Pure....

Fashawn, Evidence, Defari) Rosetta Stone Groove (Universal Language) [feat.

The vocals were recorded by Brian Garten at Stone Groove Studios in New York City and the final mixing was completed by Phil Tan.

They caught the blood in goblets as it ran from the stone grooves... they raised it aloft... and the goblets were swiftly drained in mid-air by the remote goddess, as if the sacrifice had proven acceptable."

This particular tomb also has a stone groove running along the ground outside it, which Gordon argued to be a slot that once housed a stone, corresponding to the biblical account of a stone being rolled over the tomb entrance to close it.

The Stones - who will be at Giants Stadium this week, on Oct. 16 and 17 - still play with a tough, edgy drive, and their new album, "Bridges to Babylon," manages to make that powerful, instantly recognizable Rolling Stones groove feel remarkably vigorous and new.