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The 1971 Fall bestivai oi
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religions, and puppetry.
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Review by
Tim Sindelar
The Grateful Dead is a band
that has gone through the
changes. The original
psychedelic band, brought to
fame with the aid of Ken
Kesey's acid tests, they set the
scene for many lesser bands to
follow.
The Dead have put down
some of the most complex and
unusual music ever released.
And then, recently, there was a
mellowing out, and two
different albums were
released- Workingman's Dead
and A merican Beauty.
The incredible harmony and
sheer niceness of the
country-ish songs on these
albums pleased many a long
hair's ear. And now, we have a
new album to wear out, titled
simply Grateful Dead.
This is a two-album
compilation of some of the
highlights of live performances,
with all the material being new
or new versions of older songs
(there's no repetition as with
many live albums- in other
words, you won't be bored
with the live versions of songs
you've already tired.)
As it stands, it's somewhere
between the old psychedelic
Dead and the mellowed out
Dead, the result being very
pleasant.
The Dead have always stood
out as playing the nicest,
smoothest rock 4n' roll around
("Love Light" on the Live
Dead album for example). On
this album, we're presented
with a number of old rock nj
roll tunes-" Big Boss Man"
(remember Elvis Presley),
"Johnny B. Goode" and "Not
Fade Away" (Buddy Holly
through the Rolling Stones).
The Dead is about the only
band I know that doesn't try
and assult your ear drums-even
during rock n' roll and drum
solos.
For you country
fans-there's "Mama Tried," a
Merle Haggard tune, and "Me
and My Uncle," a cowboy song
I could hear 50 times a day and
still like. All the songs are done
with an uicreaioie sense ui
perfection.
The cut that re-establishes
the other side of the Dead is
"The Other One," an 18 minute
tract that takes up Side 2. This
opens up with a drum solo by
beer tfiot
....--
$30 at the door
Bill Kreutzmann that proves
that drum soios can ji
interesting and good to hear
Kreutzmann shines throughout
the album, and must be one ot
rock's most consistent
performers. .
The best cut, though, is one
that is most fraught with peril.
Everyone has done "Me and
Bobby McGee" by now, yet
this version still sparkles, me
song alone is dynamite, but the
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PREFACE: Do not become conjusea.
entertainment column, not a sports column, even though at first
glance it might appear to to.
With three Big Eight football teams among the Top Ten teams
in the nation and especially with Nebraska occupying the No
noioS it only seems natural that anything having to do with
foo baU w U be a success. Hopefully, such will be the case with a
Sw comedy album released recently called Instant Replay (Two
sides of Football) by comedy duo Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses
aXabereCnnaSteam since 1966, Patchett and Tarses appeared
on the old Joey Bishop Show and the Merv Griffen Show not to
mentfon a stint on the television series, Make Your Own Kind Of
Music with Carpenters this summer, which Tarses (whom talked
to? few days ago) called "an ice cream type of show Currently
Patchett and Tarses writing for the NBC series, Funny Side
UsfnE shrewd satire, Patchett and Tarses cut deeply into
fooS Sving no piece of Astro-turf unturned, attacking
virtually everyone connected with the game.
This includes:-the poor football widow whose husband
explains to her that he can't go to drrfte ctoug
morning because he has to be home by 9 a.m. so that can watcn
Bart Starr on Wake Up and Live. rriMv
-an interview with the newly-named coach of a racially
troubled football squad, "Red" Kneckman.
-the locker room where the newest rookie on the squad
forgot the "ap for the showers, then goes on to compose a
Seach who'every night prefers watching re-run films of
irSVonof the funniest sequences with H LB.
Barnum portraying "soul footbaU" great Garfield gaddy
Lincoln, who advertises his new line of Garfield SugarDaaay
COSOno" asion some of the satire in parts of the album seems
stretched and not worthy of the laughter it gets (the alburn was
fecorded before a live audience on the Here's Lucy sound stage .
Svwall it " a fun album to listen to and think about America s
institution of football, however.
Especially when one thins about the insanity which grips
NeiSa's Ute Red fans (including myself) on a faU
can't help but appreciate and laugh at Patchett s and Tarses view
of the gridiron. . ,
Perhaps Bob Devaney will want to borrow my copy of Instant
Replay to play for the team this Saturday at half-time.
tastes
u mii r'nlicAiim for the
life, again
th fis around.
th best around.
The last song is also a
stand-out. "Going Down the
Road Feeling Bad" always
leaves me smiling.
I may have implied that the
album is perfect-it isn't quite.
I'm a little tired of "Johnny B.
Goode" by now, and some of
the material isn't consistent as
the rest. But who wants a
perfect album? Damn good is
good enough for me.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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