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Wed 7 Jun, 2006 01:27 am
'The opener 'Fine Line' bounces along to a piano line that reminds you a little of Lady Madonna'.
What does this sentence mean?
Thank you.
It appears to be talking about a song called 'Fine Line', possibly within the context of a musical, which has a piano bit that sounds a bit like Lady Madonna, a Beatles song, in some way.
This sentence is about music. It's comparing two songs -- "Fine Line" and "Lady Madonna." It says that the piano music in the songs are similar. "Bounces along" means that the song "Fine Line" is something easy to dance to; that the music is bouncy.
"The opener," means that the song "Fine Line" is the first song on the recording medium (CD, audiotape, whatever).
Hope that helps.