Wednesday, October 10, 1934
Daily Nabraskan
Pago 9
Non-contest...
Continued fircra Pass 8
So farmer Jones he got drunk an slept all day in his bunk
Which put the animals in a funk they weren't gonna take no
more of this junk, underfed worked till dead well take control
of this farmstead. They started into looting just to get some
food and the dude come running out in the nude which wasnt
so fun cause he had a gun but the animals put him on the run.
Animalism was the charm an' now they had an animal farm. All
of them equal all of them free a great animal society.
Chorus.
Eut they'd change the rules in the middle of the night and
other animals said Is that? Was that? Na it must be right. An
you know it's sad you know it's blue when some pig starts
thin kin he's better than you.
Chorus.
Alia man left with the old left hand, grab your partner. Stop.
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Heaven 17 too weak
to hit American
Get ready. Just one more day.
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By Stephanie Ziak '
Dally Nebrmskftn Staff Exporter
Heaven 1 7, a British synth-pop
group, has had minor successes
here but it has yet to actually
break into the American pop scene
with the vengeance of its fellow
countrymen. Its third album, How
Men Are (Artista), won't do it for
them.
Although it may not have mass
audience appeal, parts of it are
very rhythm ic and may be eligible
for minor hit status. The first sin
gle off of the album is "Sunset
Now," an nice melodic cut remin
iscent of Paul Young. It is also an
example of the fact that the best
songs on this album are on the
first side.
"This Is Mine" is another poten
tial pop hit. The brass section
sounds a lot like early Haircut
100 but the lead vocals by Glenn
Gregory sound a lot like Heaven
ITs Martyn Ware (drums, back
ing vocals) and Ian Craig Marsh's
(synthesize)' former band, the
Human League. In feet a lot of
this album is much like Human
League in its purely synthesized
sound, but Heaven 17 transcends
this and includes interesting,
backing vocals and other instru
ments besides synthesiser.
The most notable song o the
whole album is "Five Minutes to
Midnight," where the line "How
Men Are" comes from. A quick
listen and the song sounds like it
is about life in the big city but a
closer look reveals that it is actu
aly about nuclear war. This isnt
the typical down with nuclear
war song.
Instead of depressing rifts like
most bands use to make their
point, the song fluctuates between
funky and bizarre, confused in
places, quick and peppy in oth
ers. It makes a great dance song.
From the second side comes
"And That's No Lie" a 10 minute
opus, which is much too long,
"Reputation," which sounds a lot
like the big hit "Penthouse and
Pavement;" and "The Skin I'm In,"
which breaks the whole mood of
the fast paced LP..
Part of the reason for the album
being fast paced is not only the
quick songs but also because the
songs seem to flow into one another
by the mere second of space in
between the songs. This all makes
the album sound very spontaneous.
How Men Are is the perfect
example of pop synth but because
of side two, it just doesnt make it
as a complete album. It is worth
buying for the first side, though.
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