Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 29, 1992, Image 5

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Song and Dance
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from woman idMotifiml folk tnuak to Nativ*
Amcruta chant* country •ml fmti
Tkknta. available at lh* J«ait. tail! a»ll for
Th» I'noraraitf Cam|>u* Band will jwilutin a
lunrh tiour concert at iz .hi p m i#o«iiumr»nn»ii wir. imn
Ave Admission t* free
“Th* S«J*i*d'*Oul Eatr avagarun’ will take place at '» 30p.m •ill*#*
WOW Mail. 201 W. Eighth Ave. Feat ur*d art tat* will I** Some V4v»(
Sidewalk. a punk band: Tao }«iw** a jati/punk group
Oawalil 5-0. playing alternative |*op and Vic Cheanutt *ingerf
songwriter Doors o|»n al 0. anil admission ia 4»« at tb* d«*»i
THa Lloyd |un«* Struggle will |x*d>)in at 0:30 p m •! Times
Cafe and Bar. 375 E iMvastk Avn. IV(MW ('kMp* it tS andootm*
under 21 twill lie admitted
SATURDAY. MAY 30
Th* Saturday Market will lab* pUc* frorti 10 a iti to 5 p Ul on the
(Mtlkidockaid Eighth Ave and Oak S< This week wiii feature Ibdif*
Yvonne on piftttO at It) a m Eu^im Hungarian Ibmen and
children ai 11 am. Cl«nn Falkenberg Celtic harp and dulcimer
musician at mam AIDS Memorial Day CeMuatiou at 1 pm . and
Cfawdad* of Pure lov*. roc k a roll at 3 pm
Tha Lloyd )tm** Struggle will jieitomi at # U) p in at (***1 Times
Cafe and Hat 375 E. Seventh Ave. The cover c hargei«45 and noun#
under 21 will lw admitted.
Th# l ’ni*arally Opera Workshop wtll present 'Scruea from Italian
Opera*” at 7p m in Beall Conc ert Hall. W»1 L 1*b Ave .Selection*
from Magnet. Rossini and Vmli will fa* performed l#y graduate and
undergraduate voice students. Ticket* available at the ihacil ate $4
general and S2 student* and seniors
SUNDAY. MAY Ji
Th* I'niwamly Symphone Band will give its final concert of the
year at 4 30 p m in Beall Concert Hall o*»i E. lath Ave Admission
la free
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Ruoatar’a Bluaa |am will atari at V 30 p ui at 1***1 Tunes Late and
Bar 375 £ Seventh Ave .Sign u|» La*gin at 9 and am oj»B to
evwryune, Tl»a charge is ft and no one under 2 l will la* admitted
Tuesday nm J
Th* l mvaraity Singer* and th* l’nrv*r*tly LkamUr Choir will
jicesenl a Joint choral concert at * p ui in Beall Cone «*rt Hall «t> I E
lWh Ave TkkeU. available at the dour am 44 general and 42
aludent* and senior*.
Tk* Guardian* of Am*rt**n Morality will imrfcrim at %30 p m at
Good Times Cafe and Bar 375 F- Seventh Ave Th* cover charge ia
43 and no on* under 21 will la* admitted.
WWNSSDA Y. fUNE $
Tk* Black Buna* will |a*itorm at t*30p m at (aiud Time* C ale and
Bar 171 E. Saventh Ava The cover c harge ia 43 and rniotia under
2 1 will le* admitted.
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and Bar 375 E. Seventh Av* The <ov*r charge i* f t and noun*
under 21 will la* admitted
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Will ba jaMlu*u»ad in Room 102 Vi Hard Hall a<
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portrayal of Christianity infli*a«r»a oe «ka
town a nti run* Ad»iMn»o ta (law
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of a L’niva rally Thaalia produc I ton ikal will ba parftonnad al ft pm
on May 2*30 in Arana Tbaalm. lorulad in VilUr-J Hall Tka play %
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pun haaad by tailing (ka bus of fra al MMIIil
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parfonnad al • p * on May 2V-30 at tba Waal ay Caotar. 123*
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black. Tic kata ara $2 and will ba told al tha dour
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Scrndkaim munial Roman lair a. will ba parformad at tka Ikrwn
town Cabaral Tkaalra. IKK* Will#matin Si. al S p m on May 20-30
and luna S-n. 121J. !»*2l> and 2*-27 Tk play rontarna tka lila of
a alava wkoia trying to gain kt* fraadom Stuclwl lichiH* availabla
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ID card.
Are band members musical artists or modern-day actors?
Tap is back After a Ion# absence from
the public eye - since the 1984
rockumentary detailing the band’s
incredible decline - Spinal Tap, self
proclaimed as'England’s loudest band,' is
liack with a new album and lour
The band - David Si Hubbins. Nigel
Tufnnl and Derek Smalls, also known as
Michael McKean. Christopher Guest and
Harry Shearer, respectively is scheduled
to appear in concert at the Portland
Convention Center on Saturday. May 30
This is a long way from the band we saw
last in the 1984 Him, This is Spinal Tap
At that lime, they finished up their
American tour opening for a puppet show
Hopefully, this concert will lx; as fun as
those depicted in the film There, band
members lost their way to the stage in
Cleveland. During a huge production
number, they became trapped in plexi
glass capsules.
In what was to be an elaborate repre
sentation of Stonehenge - for the epic
song of the same name - 18-inch replicas
descended on the stage and wort' .tlmus!
destroyed by dwarves twice their size
Few people would claim that Spinal
Tap is a hand of even mediocre quality
Bui band members' cocky attitudes and
unintentionally hilarious songs promise
to make the concert a laugh riot.
The tour is to promote the new album,
ponderously tilled Hrvok Like the Wind
Songs include the hit "Bitch School,"
which features lyrics like: "I'm gonna
Story
Lucas J. Gutman
chain you/Maku you sleep mil of doors/
You're so filching when you're down on
.ill fours "Despite Ihn song's till*? and con
Inn I, I he hand claims il s simply iiIniuI dog
training Other surefire classics include
"The .Sun Never .Sweats." the environ
mentally conscious “Slid kin' Up the Great
(hildoors" and "Christmas with the Devil "
Only one other Spinal Tap album can
actually he found in stores (tie untitled
album dial coincided with the release of
This is Spinal Tup Among the numerous
lost albums of the hand are; We A tv All
Flower People, Intniwnus De Milo and
the notorious Smell the Glove
After a long search for a drummer
dozens have died mysteriously - Spinal
Tap is ready with a new album and the
same old look to make the world safe for,
as Smalls says, "good old generic rock "
And in concert, die band puls on a show
Ifiat proudly features offensive songs and
staggering ineptitude Lookout Portland
Concert tickets can still be purchased
by calling the Hull fainter at 087-5000
Taking in the latest
(mm
MOVI
Review by Lucas J. Gutmun
Alien 3
Cinema World
R
*♦
"In space, no one can hear
you scream." You won't be
hearing many screams com
ing from the theater either, in
this, the third and most un
usual of the bunch, the results
are mixed and mostly nega
tive.
Sigourney Weaver returns
as Lt Kllen Ripley, the erst
while. tough-as-nails heroine
of the two previous films.
Ripley crash lands on a deso
late planet that serves as a
maximum security work
prison. Worst of all. she is
accompanied by one of the
nasty title creatures.
There are no survivors and
no weapons with which to
fight the beast. So far. the plot
is simply a setup forelaborale
battle sequences and contrived
scenes of terror and suspense
They are there, but the film
tries to be much more than a
simple O-movie. which is what
made the first two so great
Turn to REVIEW. Page 0
Video Ricks I
IFK: Whatever else
is said about this film,
it's one of the best
political thrillers of
modern limes.
Mooting Venus-. Tur
gid, romantic comedy
for those who think
classical musicinukt:s
for a classy movie.
Homicide-. Charac
ter-driven murder
mystery by David
Mamet. Insightful and
powerful.
Strictly Business:
Strictly business as
usual.
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