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In Person MARTY HAGGARD Country Music Favorite on MTM Label FRIDAY, FEBR. 17TH Two Shows on Stage at 8 & 11 SALOON & Red Garter Dance Hall 501 West “A” St. Lincoln Tickets available at Pickles or 479-9877 Heartland Band Starts at 6:30 Reserved Seats Available - _Food Service Starts at 5:30 ©$.50 OFF Any pizza 475-6363 NAME ADDRESS_ DATE_ EXPIRES 3-31-89 $i!oo"off" JFnn n 77 77 Any pizza Ordered [WmMIk .'1;'mipAvA •mraa 475-6363 j VSM/ address EXPIRES 3-31-89 T1 ftOu"From Paoe 5 * ^ ■ ~—• I TroIltaMys°er^dS.^Sin ,hlSJ0WF are s,uck here," Pieper said I I around town that f66 much valldi,)r in comments made JL 'nendfy as^onclw™ S mu$K scene * <*'"g or maybe isn't as _I marefhad'a'sho^tohelnnpt'thl^b1 iLaid For.example, "13 Night ' « J I helped out. ” p ^et ^e,r a Pum made, and everybody “M '^.^^"ocve^really^anges^c*" Pief^sj»d,ed "* ^ I "T"1 times its^^arty'emptyf” l!ESu%'s is Facke<* other I I showsPare3t?Ie same! added lhat generally the faces he sees at the f I *‘7h fLS dis!ressin9- ” he said. | * 7I pemake peote:s w;vs,s>dr?:h' ark Lage 1 The big mailing That's what Thomas Irvin, singer for Elysium Crossing, is callingtn® project toward whicn much erf the band s hopes and efforts have been devoted to lately The mailing referS+!5ia package includingjne group's tape. of the Rain." which has been sent out to born major and independem labels in hopes of a record deal . „ "We've got back a few responses, most a them noting an o^aress change for an inde pendent label.' laughed In/in. Others, like MCA. sent back a letter that they were nc accepting ursolic itea projects at this time. oO we're still waiting for the offers to pour in \ * In the meantime, the bahd (Irvin, vocals; Shamus Adams, guitar; Julian Winston Terrence, bass; and Bill Sullivan., drums) is airanging a summer tour to get out of state exposure. "Essentially we ll be going through the North and Midwest - nothing west of the rockies. We're still trying to arrange all the details right now." Terrence commented that often out-of-state locations are more responsive and suppor tive of smaller acts than Lincoln is. "Minneapolis is very supportive -- even Omaha is more suppor tive. When we play at Sokol Hall, everybody who's there is watching the band. People here are very discouraging. All they're concerned with is shaving half their bob and wearing all black," he said. "It would be so much more fun if people would actually go to shows instead of watch ing ‘Suburbia' for the tenth time and drinking beers, and then when they got to the show, to actually watch the bands." Irvin added that it's sometimes hard to find places to play that allow minors in. "We feel that some of our under-21 fans might feel left out. but sometimes those are the only places we can play live. Even then the support is questionable. People have to be excited to see a band i1 they can't drink a beer at the same time. So • we’re trying to make * our shows not Las Vegas, but at least throw in some extras so that people will remem ber it and be interested in the performance itself." • In other develop ments. the band has : written and partially — * • recorded five new songs. —■r ' 'Some try to incorpo rate me on guitar. ’ said ^x, - Irvin with a laugh, "but I have no amp at this time, so we’ll see how that goes." 1 Elysium Crossing will be playing Saturday night at the Cherry Hut . on West Cornhusker with • other locals. Speed .>4. Wobble. Terrence said the show would start around 7:30 p m. and cost $2 or $3. J • Lane Van Ham coin seems unwilling to support j j ~ * ~r'U ~ g^n^- '^-pp music for «s r~X"~1 coin has amazing » j — tuCsic’in Lincoln, now and last 4 ..-.-J L. ^Pl^nowt^K ' -~j play, anu Wednesdays t,avingbands^ > (H, 1 r K'CJhmonc/v People didn’t 4-! j much money. *: chargo to i ^ want to pay » ,d rather eo to .. .x—^ _ 1 O'Rourke's and jm>tdrink^ . : j^usrh2r^*,2r r s<>,ne>elia '"’^""k.nc thor |-* -..i. tX^er,o«n,TheU J : recently pUyedm^^;^, jl .. _ Kan., with two oincr ; ^ r 13 Nightmares and Inc 4 J ind.fcon wen. on oSlLonts 'Cad ""*<* -.,, '" 'W ' ^PP 'h'Ih ~l or Against. c rc "oc coo/, we’re nrrA . . I »^S#?SS!Sit5,norrriy°f f etepssi ^-RSi^^asBsr-1' r S^gsiiipiE F1 ^sSS^s^rfT!I!''b8drou,hinfi,,s’,wa- i X After two years of exis T ,ence,isthe"brassjn New Brass Guns still P shiny? And furthermore, doesV "gun" still shoot "P"1” 3S^nBrianBarfTt.e ~U***P "and^i'to'turpu^on a r\i a new tape as the major development for the band over *• **p»4 ^ -ThVbiggest thing wc vS done recency was mrecord.n^ ~7~ ^K-anJVfully -U, • , we'U have it out next week, 1 ^sMhe second such effort •T- X— for U^e band, which consists of • ^^lisit l ori Allison, bassist —^,a4 ^arty Ams\cr, guitarist Dtmg A «d-5SKS!5S. s:,fess* k'J^%cTb^hcf.Tsttf'rd like ground and buy them “^SSSlhe firAm^er also cited the band's SgH&r* this now than we were a year aR But Amsler said that despite ‘»trrffinBdrs.Li, t . 5 onee f J whiV^J^r.r rtouTt^Uwed^n ~ Although rumors nave circulating ^J^Hubltff 4 “ the verge of break P' crcn| novv college or moving, but th^J a .« wavs been there. We lusM^ni into it with the attitude ot ^ - aunytoe ,we"fhave fun until _ then, he said. . Lane Van Ham i- * « ♦ p— — p- ^ i: msa: % r.,h- *2*""aThc rcsui,'isLi ££ POP - noise.” They loved us. 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Gateway Downtown Lower Level 138 North 12th Street 465-7292 475-0625 r : A A it Evening with Nancy Marshall Live Jazz Monday February 13th / 6-10 p.m. ^ 201 N. 8th Reservations Accepted 475.6118 ^ f Tbe "kidt" wont of the yeorl X ♦ UNMC Children's * ■§— f Dental Hoilth Comrvol ! 4 Saturday, February II, 1989 ♦ 4 10:00 i.m. - 5:00 O.m. f \ # ’ . \ ♦ Then will be all kinds of games, prizes, favorite tooth J | characters, clowns, and healthy snack foods for the kids! + Kids will loam proper methods of tooth brushing 4 and flossing and receive free oral screenings: ♦ •examination of tooth and tissues ♦ •caries (cavities) check « 7 •orthodontic chock ▲ . • * ; University of Nebraska Medical Center 4 College of Dentistry ▼ 40th and Heldrogo Street I * Lincoln, Nebraska 4 A X