Waking
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The band doesn’t have lyrics that
mention the word “love” in every
sentence like typical pop-sounding
bands, but it doesn’t sound like a
hardcore alternative band either.
Using different instruments, del
Amitri takes several plain songs, and
just like salting popcorn, they spice it
up.
Writing lyrics has been good for
del Amitri band leader, lead singer
and bass player Justin Currie, with
punk as his original motivator. But
the band has been through a lot of
changes. Even though only two of the
remaining band members still make
updel Amitri, the contentof the lyrics
remains emotionally realizing.
“Nobody’s perfect, and that’s
something that/I’m sure she’ll know/
’Cos trying to tell her lies from the
truth at timcs/Is like trying to divide
ice from snow.”
The changes the band has under
gone since its first album have been
substantial.
“The music’s changed so much
since then that the current band is
hardly connected to the old one,”
Currie said in a press release.
The band has received good re
sponse from its fans. Fans went as far
as providing room and board and setting
up gigs in their own towns to help the
band during its first American tour in
1986.
Del Amitri, which got its start in
Glasgow, Scotland, currently is made
up of Ian Harvie on guitar and Currie.
Several other artists were recruited
strictly for recording purposes.
It isn’t likely that del Amitri is
going to take America by storm, at
least not yet. But remember, when a
sticker in your foot becomes infected,
it explodes.
Chain
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is so stimulating.
The best song, “Head On,” is
typical Jesus and Mary Chain, filled
to the brim with loud, distorted
guitars mixing in and out of the
vocals. Also, there is a heavy drum
beat roughly blending with the
guitars and vocals to add some
diversity to the song.
The group pulls a rarity on
“Drop. ” The song is entirely acous
tic with very soft drums. It doesn’t
even sound at al 1 like The Jesus and
Mary Chain. But after one look at
the confusing lyrics, recognition of
the band becomes clear.
The Jesus and Mary Chain have
n’t fulfilled the “chain saw in a
hurricane sound” of ‘‘Psy
chocandy ” with “Automatic,” but
they have done an excellent job
trying to recreate its mystique.
“Automatic” definitely is an
album for all Jesus and Mary Chain
fans.
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condition 38 V I P 's wheels outrigger
16 Role for Jose 39 Antiquity, to Poe 94 Gold, silver or
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17 Goodbye, amigo baseball player 95 Cripple
18 Strip 41 B,9 bird 66 ,^u tie(j up
19 Biblical port 42 Upon 67 prenCh nver
20 Pertaining to 44 Sound from a ^ What t0 make
distance brooder meet
22 Gives to the 45 Sweetsop 69 Take j|ve
press 46 Great fear 70 Type of tea
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2 Miami's county
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beginning
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6 In the-of
luxury
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8 Diaphanous
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big lie
10 Fortress
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gamma
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13 Miseries 32 Michelangelo 53 Willing and able
21 Fail masterpiece 54 Arkin or Thicke
23 Compass dir 33 Irish patriot 55 Deposited
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hidey-hote^ 37 ,n a corner M Summer
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