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Daily Nebraskan
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By Charles Lieurance
Staff Reporter
At one time or another, the rock
press has compared Legal Weapon's
Kat Arthur to Debbie Harry, Janis
Joplin, Joan Jett, Big Mama Thornton,
Exene Cervenka and Pat Benatar.
Band Preview
If you've everheard "Heart of Glass,"
"Another Little Piece of My Heart," "I
Love Rock 'n' Roll," "Burning House of
Love" and "Hell is for Children" back
to back, you can be grateful the com
parisons are not all on target.
Legal Weapon, which will play at the
Drumstick tonight, probably can't do
justice to every one of these compari
sons, but Arthur's voice is an authentic
wonder.
Legal Weapon, a Los Angeles quartet,
plays jagged, hard rock 'n' roll. After
two LP's full of rather pedestrian hard
core, their third release, "Interior
Hearts," finally gave Arthur's searing,
bluesy vocal talents an adequate show
case. The band has also pared down its
sound to make way for "the voice,"
slowing the tempo a bit to Rolling
Stones time and sometimes wallowing
in moody Los Angeles gothic rock.
Arthur's lyrics have a penchant for
Lou Reed-ish ugliness. Big Themes
include drugs, incest, rape, patricide
and love in the ruins of civilization.
I'll resist calling Legal Weapon any
kind of a punk band because punk just
doesn't describe much of what's hap
pening anywhere in music today. Legal
Weapon looks awfully punk in their
leather jackets and safety pins, but the
sound is pure rock muscle, the kind
high school kids listened to in the
1970s without apology or nostalgia.
Legal Weapon's live show is legend
ary in L.A., where great live shows are
about as rare as a good tan, so you
might want to trot out your dance
partner tonight for some, uh, rock 'n'
roll. But leave your Clash buttons at
home.
Bright images cover meaning
ART from Page 12
the importance of harmonious union
between people, with no emphasis
placed on creed or color. I sense the
artist's desire to encourage the viewers
to take a closer look at their lives and
become more aware of the way they
classify and stereotype others.
Humphrey presents views on many
social and personal issues through
printmaking. Especially memorable is
"The Lady and The Tiger." This crea
tion cynically approaches how preten
tious the act of love can be. The scene
consists of a Tiger, depicted as a man,
who has deceived a willing cat, a
woman, to come into his lair.
The piece seems to have a superfi
cial manner with happy and bright
images of a rainbow and a flower. But it
is easy to detect a darkened mood
because of the lewd expression and
obvious lustful intentions of the tiger.
Humphrey reaches out to the viewer
through her striking creations. Her art
brings society's overlooked faults into
perspective, asking the viewer to gain
a sensitive approach to other humans.
Humphrey is a teacher from Oak
land, Calif. She has received many
awards in recognition of her work,
including a Ford Foundation Grant and
the Robert C. Walker Award given by
Philadelphia Print Club. Her appear
ance is made possible through the
support of the National Endowment for
the Arts, the College of Arts and Scien
ces, the Sheldon Art Gallery and the
Nebraska Arts Association.
The exhibition is on display until
Feb. 20 in the Richards Hall Gallery
The gallery is open Monday through
Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m: Thexhibit is
free.
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