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can’t be captured on albums, Schultz
said. The band, whose members are
all originally from New York, has
recorded seven albums.
Live Skull, whose members are
friends of For/Against, seems to like
performing in Lincoln, Schultz said.
K The band was well received in its
last performance, he said. Sixty tick
ets already have been pre-sold for
Tuesday’s show, he said.
Schultz said the show should be
exciting for the audience and hopes
the music will help relieve some of
I the tension of finals week for univer
sity students.
He said he’s also looking forward
to the show because record contrac
tors from labels such as Chameleon
and Capitol may attend the perform
ance.
“We’re in between labels right
now,’ ’ Schultz said, “so this could be
a good opportunity for us.”
Tickets for the show are $5. Bands
will begin playing about 9:30 p.m.
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