If you like some genres more than others then use the tick select boxes in the list below, and finally hone in on the era the pleases your ears using the date slider above.

BBC: Musicovery.com

The innovations that succeed are those that have the time and space to test and learn and the money left over to then iterate and tick and tack between different approaches until they nail the job of the user.

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The way the Winbot, which I borrowed for a week, works is that it attaches itself to a window, like a tick, and then scuttles back and forth, its brain somehow mapping the window's dimensions and remembering the area it has already covered.

WSJ: Urban Gardner: The Joy of Clear Glass

The front tires take a huge bite on turn-in, the car barely rolls and then it burrows into a corner like a tick.

WSJ: 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon: Insane, Unnecessary, Awesome | Rumble Seat by Dan Neil

If we can engage the South African community on top of our own community then we're beginning to make things tick, because at the moment rugby isn't ticking.

BBC: Saracens 'will honour contracts'

Resignation announcements should tick off the outgoing bosses' accomplishments and then focus on their successors' qualifications and plans for the future.

FORBES: Leadership

The German captain then had two excellent chances to complete his hat-tick.

BBC: Wales 0-2 Germany

If people wanted to class themselves as Welsh in 2001 they were told they could tick the box marked "other" and then write "Welsh" alongside.

BBC: Welsh rugby fans

The then-15-year-old suffered insect bites that led to tick-borne encephalitis, her attorneys said.

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