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Danny O'Kane of Model Citizens Club.
Model Citizens guarantees good fun
By Tish Mocldcr tmd Donna Sisson
By now most Lincoln music-goers have either
heard or heard of the Model Citizens Club.
The Model Citizens Club experience is not a par
ticularly unique one. Nobody throws up on stage,
the music isn't bizarre or abstract, but it doesn't lie
deep into the crevice of some previously described
tract of music, either.
The Model Citizens Club experience is a guarantee
of good music and good fun. Large crowds generally
accompany its performances which translates into
large amounts of Lbido and excitement.
The Model Citizens Club was formed when lead
singerguitarist Danny OlCane and drummer Jim
Robson, both formerly of the Ripchords, joined with
Dave Cookson on synthesizer, Etuart Cary on bass
and Brian Sistek on percussion.
Though they have always performed as a five
member band, O'Kane wrote and performed all the
tracks on three songs. Because of this, the album
lists "Danny 'Oh" on the cover instead of "Model
Citizens Club."
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Prices good at both locations
East Park Plaza 217 N 11th
464-8275 477-6CS1
These prices good through March 4