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singer Am DtFranco?
DiFranc o's hard hitting lyrical
style will take tin* monotom out
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PREVIEW
In October, DtFranco released
l.ikr I .Soul, which is a c ompiln
hon of songs from her first two
albums 'combined, re recorded,
embellished, and generally
mossed with
DiFranco gathers writing mate
rial from evervdav experiences
siie tries to tell the story ol
what it’s Ilk*- to he of her parte -
ular make model, and time and
plat e Much of her material
comes across as being angry to
the listener, hut it is a venting
prm ess tie* ause she never reallv
iiad the opportunity to he angr\
"I've been taught not to stand
up for myself, to not he aggros
sue or angry," she said "Or if
there’s a problem, 1 don't deni
with it. and if it’s a big enough
problem. I just leave, as opposed
to really hammering out a place
for myself and telling people
what I need and what I don't
want
Many of DtFrant o's songs deal
w ith gender roles in society and
what she finds frustrating about
being u woman in today 's soci
ety In order to deal with this
frustration DtFranco concentrates
on what she as an individual can
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Folk singer AnI DiFranco will bring her original brand of raw and
angry social commentry to Eugene Tuesday DiFranco's show is
sponsored by the Cultural Forum
<)o to improve her situation
DiFrnnca finds Iter work very
satisfying It s great to l»e able to
(inspire people) and to help in
some wav." she said, "but I think
that, that's too easy, you know,
to just sort of make me into some
thing I'm not. some sort of super
hero or something, and 1 think
that it's harder to think of me as
iusl as fin ked up and just like
anybody else, bemuse then it
puts the listener in the position
of, 'Well, I could do that too.' or
There's no different e between
me and her, and the expectations
I have of her 1 should have of
ills sell ' So 1 think the w hole cult
of personality thing isn't really
condut ive to getting things
done
f ollowing along those lines
DiFranco has produced II of her
own recordings under her own
Righteous Records label She
does not feel at home with peo
ple in the recording industry
"After being approached more
and more hv music business
types wanting \ nrious things and
offering various things, I |ust sort
of decided that for the most part
those are not 111) people." she
said Formany years DiFrnnr.o
has toured and promoted herself.
DiFranco's challenge to her
audience is for them to listen to
one another even it they don't
agree so they have the ability to
decide what they should think
and do
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Tlu Air lift Thru- is a kind of patchwork of trim!
nnd true movie elements See i! you t an remember
where these plotlines have l>een list'd tiefore
The main rharat ter is an athlete who would’ve
made it to the pros il it hadn’t been lor an injury
Hull Durham
The main character jumps feet first into a < ulture
tie doesn't understand, and all the people tie meets
make fun of the wav lie doesn't fit in. Crocodile
Dundan. Indiana /ones. Commg to Amrrica
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a momhur of the tribe, which of course involves a
drawn out rightof-passage /cue/of l/w \'ilr. Indi
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arc prov idi*d for tin* tin\ minority of characters
who don't speak perfect f-ing) ish Major League.
Uutne's World
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archrivals in a winner take-all game at the end of
the movie, which can you belie v e if:' the good
guvs end up winning at the last minute Hnnsiers.
Tin Mighty Out ks, h'asthreak. The Had Sen s Hears.
I een Wolf, etc
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1 was partic ularly [Hit off hy the right-nf-pas
sage stuff, in whic h Mac.on's c haracter has to climb
a mountain to breathe "the air up there,'' and then,
seemingly for no reason, throw something (I won't
tidl you what, hut you'll lie able to guess if you
see the film) off the top, Along the way, there's a
scene where Dolan, feeling discouraged, sits sob
bing in the rain as lightning flashes. That's the
moment I gave up completely on the film's [dot
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with Special Guest Virginia Cohen
Tuesday, January 18th
8:30 P.M.
EMU Ballroom,
University of Oregon.
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