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page 20 daily nebraskan friday, September 8, 1978 FREE ADMISSION with this coupon Good thru Sept. 30, 1978 Void On Special Nights 72 & Pacific Omaha j LINCOLN'S QUALITY ADULT THEATER Continuous from 1 1am - Late shows Fri. & Sat. (ipso The Roarin' Hot Tffl fwriaiiiiu ncai::: j ifl I When Scarlet's ft) Body Was In ; -h h lY V Everyone's V 1""" latPI Dumber hunt PA4 fiL Mln her best role L 1 y Vf W since 7 A "7 v y m"CryForCindyV vWV, A M BUNDED XXXI I t e0 ljfuOLnONLVl UPPS&McCAM Plus secomd XXX Rated feature TEENAGE FANTASIES Must be 18 - Have I.D. 1730 "O" St. 431-6042 I (4 yl!2th ft -p't. 477-1254 J A History of the ft Ann no Kill SB 2 1 LJi ? j THE BEST OF THE BEATLES From Liverpool to t 2 Legend 2 amazing hours of the rarest concert 5 f performances studio rehearsals BBC, USA TV. shows 0 (t and interviews, together in one outrageous program (t ! The Beatles as you've never seen them! This is not a muti media or slide show. LAST FIVE DAYS! Matinees Sat & Sun U.K. melding creates 'total sound5 By Jeff Taebel The music scene in Great Britain has, of late, been dominated by hard-driving new wave music, "power pop" and vacuous bubblegum. This is not exactly the kind of environment that would seem likely to inspire a group of well-known British musicians to form a highly sophisticated band that plays subtle and complicated music. album review Yet this is what Eddie Jobson, John Wetton, Allan Holdsworth and BUI Bruford have done by forming U.K. As a result, their self-titled debut album contains some of the most interesting and refreshing music to come out of England this yea? U.K. may indeed be the first British "supergroup" to appear since the demise of Blind Faith. All of the band's members have dealt with star status in the past. Eddie Jobson, who plays keyboards and electric violin, has worked with later editions of King Crimson as well as other British bands. John Wetton, who replaced Greg ww wm a 8 Sheldon Art Gallery, IZth & K LIKE A ROSE "... a probing and insistent analysis of the concrete conditions of existence at a women's prison . . ." and AINT NOBODY'S BUSINESS BUT MY OWN A fascinating and extremely well-made color doc umentary that shows the everyday, behind-the-scenes lives of prostitutes. today at 3, 7, & 9 p.m. Admission $2.00. Lake as King Crimson's bassist and vocalist finds himself in the same role with U.K. Drummer Bill Bruford has done stints with both King Crimson and Yes. Session musicion best Perhaps the finest musician of the group is Allan Holds worth, whose incredibly melodic high-speed guitar work was a strong point of Jean-Luc Ponty's band. Holdsworth also has been a sought-after session musician as well as having worked on a number of solo projects. The previous stardom of the individual band members does not seem to have created any noticeable ego problems from U.K. The group seems committed to creat ing a total sound with solos kept to a minimum. The band members all have contributed songs to the album, they all move along a somewhat similar vein. The music reminiscent of some of the work of King Crimson, Yes and various fusion bands. Wetton does a good job on all the vocals sounding rather like a rough and rugged Greg Lake. His bass work, coupled with Bruford 's combustible drumming, provides an excellent moving backgound for Jobson and Holdsworth to take off from. Specific songs Sie one of U.K. is highlighted by a Wetton composit ion called "In The Dead Of Night" and a song which Wetton, Bruford and Jobson co-wrote, entitled 'Thirty Years." Wetton delivers a powerful lead vocal on "In The Dead Of Night," which jumps along to a syncopated beat and features some excellent keyboard embellishments from Jobson. "Thirty Years" has interesting lyrics and features a fantastic section of drumming by Bruford that exhibits his uncanny sense of timing and control. Allan Holdsworth shines on side two. 'Time To Kill," which features both his facile acoustic guitar work and some fiery electric playing might make even Al Dimeola sit up and take notice. U.K.'s debut album is an excellent example of how big-name musicians can work on a project together and keep their personal one-upmanship. The result is some breathtaking music. Buff V1 gterte SGSiffiito Mestts rUI You can't anticipate a broken leg, mono or appendicitis. Al though you hope they don t happen, it makes good sense to be prepared for the expenses that accompany sickness and accidents, just in case. One of the best ways to protect yourself against the sud den and unexpected expenses of a sickness or accident is with the University of Nebraska's Student Health Insurance Program. 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