Zero brings unique sound to WOW Hall Saturday
Zaro will play Iha WOW Hall Saturday night at 9 Tlckata an S3 In advanca, S10 at tha door.
By Kaly Soto
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Zero has many connotations
— the most obvious luting the
absence of value — but Zero also
means great music as Eugene
will find out when Zero, the
band, play the WOW Mall Satur
day at 9 p.m
Unlike many bands, who find
solai e in playing with the same
members and trying to imitate
the same musical style that
allowed them to sell the most
records, "Zero believes in taking
chanc es to the point of reckless
ness," said a San Francisco
Chronicle article. The band
experiments with elements of
jazz, contemporary rock and
rhythm and blues
When the band takes the stage
Saturday, the lineup will feature
Steve kimot k (Kingfish and
Goodman Brothers Band) on
lead guitar, Pete Sears (Rod
Stewart and Jefferson Starship)
on keyboards. Martin Fierro (Jer
ry Garcia Band and Mother
Earth) on saxophone, Greg
Anton (Keith and Donna Band
and Heart of Gold Band) on
drums and percussion. Judge
Murphy (Judge Mackerel Blues
Band) on vocals, and Bobby
Vega {Sly and the Family Stone
and Paul Butterfield Blues
Band) on Bass
This performance will feature
new and rec ent songs written
expressly for the* hand by Grate
ful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter,
and new instrumentals and
selec tions from Zero's albums.
Here Goes Nothin' Nothin’ Goes
Here and Go Hear Nothin'.
During its seven years togeth
er, the band has developed a sin
gular sound, fusing inventive
melodic solos with brilliant
ensemble playing
Zero is mode up of a number
of renowned soloists, which
allows the band to draw from
the ranks of its band members in
other bands to expand its sound.
They have been joined in the
studio and on stage by such leg
endary Bay Area performers as
Jerry Garcia and Grace Slick.
Tickets for the WOW Hall per
formance are on sale at Bal
ladeer Music, CD World, the
EMU Main Desk, Happy Trails.
House of Records, Record Gar
den. and the WOW Hall. The
price of this evening of "Zero
Consc iousness" is $« in advance
and SlO at the door.
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ater company, will present its first production
tonight at Coburg.
An Oregon Idyl— written In Oregon playwright
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As part of the Oregon Trail Sesquicentennial < el
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time musit , i log dam mg and a melodrama about
settling the state
Miller arrived in Coburg from the Oregon Trail
in lHfi2 and celebrated his love for the Northwest
in his stories, poetry and ploys lbs plays were suc
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An Oregon Idyl is a 19th century melodrama, as
it c asts a man of mixed rac e os the hero and deals
w ith the politic s and prejudic es of the time
Set ill the vast, forested wilderness along the
Molulla Kiver in the Caseades. the story revolves
around a c ontroversy where a land owner, after
missing for 20 years, returns to sell the property
that has been settled by pioneers. Fearing the loss
of their homes, the settlers take matters into their
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The Oregon Theatre Project takes to the stage for
the first time tonight with a play about the Oregon
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