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MARTY
HAGGARD
Country Music
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FRIDAY, FEBR. 17TH
Two Shows on Stage at 8 & 11
SALOON
& Red Garter Dance Hall
501 West “A” St. Lincoln
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I *‘7h fLS dis!ressin9- ” he said. |
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Ji. I cBfer specials and INXS covers,” PieDer |J
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—-1 being the hardest workina band in nSLli6 cre^s 13 Nightmares with r*
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. ^ I amount of effort directed at^tina o^nr^ybo^y e,se in L
fr“ Utt,ng from ’3nd amount of
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I your hometown,” Pieper saj^ ^ "eeo feedback from
We WOrk really hard'
John Fleischli quit about two weeks annlpf^685^ when drummer
o^a couple nearby ou, o, town daS^Sch £?£"*“*•
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lon t care whaUh^oWw r^ote hmk 'e|'T wi,hin ,he band, we
But Pieoer said that Ibink, Sullivan said
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inls." "iy too my life, my moustache and my flare
rSit^S£t"kt -e.-Atbngh, added
y with a new dSlr Tlfe'r muli 31 °Vl,y's on Wednes
luences with more contemnor^5^’ comb,nin9 classic rock ‘n’ roll
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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
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coin has amazing » j
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play, anu Wednesdays
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j much money. *: chargo to
i ^ want to pay » ,d rather eo to .. .x—^
_ 1 O'Rourke's and jm>tdrink^ .
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'Cad ""*<* -.,, '" 'W ' ^PP 'h'Ih ~l
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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
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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 ^
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aunytoe ,we"fhave fun until _
then, he said.
. Lane Van Ham
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