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    Daily Nebraskan Friday, February 28, 1986
Dead artists teach cold lessons
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in South Dakota.
I once shook hands with Lester
Bangs and Dennes Boon. We're all part
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of a lot of deaths.
It's worse when there's that con
stant voice from those cheap Longine's
Symphonette speakers sprinting through
all four sides of The Minutemen's
"Double Nickels on the Dime" like it
was the last day of the last month of the
last year, the Devil in the kitchen and
God upstairs making the bed.
It's worse when the voice bothers to
stop and teach you something. Dennes
Boon taught me how complicated noise
can be. Bangs taught me to love it,
whether it was complicat ed or not.
Bangs died a long time ago, in 1982.
It came to mind, though, when Boon
died. I had dinner with Richard Brauti
gan once, too, and he died last year. He
killed himself but didn't seem like that
"type" at dinner. He was a poet and a
writer, but his work was about hope.
This column hasn't been about much.
I won't say, when you meet someone, to
be careful because they might be gone
someday. I also won't say that rock V
roll is a fast, lethal lifestyle. You know
all that.
It's winter and there's still snow on
the ground here. Boon was driving
across a desert and it was probably 60
degrees out. We were miles apart and I
would never have shaken his hand
again. Even if I would have been able
to, I still wouldn't have remembered
whether it was cold or not.
In Los Angeles, there will be a fun
eral and I won't be invited. I wouldn't
have gone if they'd asked me. I didn't
go to Lester's either. But then again, no
one asked.
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The Neoclassic Jazz Orchestra will
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The concert will feature the trumpet
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The group also will play some works
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