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Intense band
pleases crowd
By Mark Munn
Staff Reporter
There was an energy in the air
and electricity pumping through a
crowd of several hundred people at
Omaha’s Ranch Bowl Monday
night, as they waited in anticipa
tion for the newly famed metal
funkers from San Francisco, Faith
No More.
Circus Of Power, a grungy, tat
tooed outfit opened the show. The
crowd didn’t care how good the
band was; they had decided to slam
to the mystique of the situation.
They were primed for the touring
stars.
People were being passed over
heads before Faith No More even
entered the scene. The crowd be
gan chanting for their heroes of
heaviness. As the boys look the
stage, the crowd pushed toward it
logela fresh smell. Drummer Mike
Bordin pounded out a rhythm, and
the band broke into “From Out Of
Nowhere.” The intensity and vol
ume instantly found the blood stream
of the crowd, and the bangin’ be
gan.
A few minor stage problems
didn’t slow down these mctal-funk
pop masters. They beat out most of
the songs off “The Real Thing,”
their latest LP and they added a
few new songs which were unfa
miliar to most. All that could be
seen of the crowd was hair flying.
Bouncers passed around pitchers
of water to cool the crowd off.
The finale came in the only
encore, when the band played their
rendition of “War Pigs,” a Black
Sabbath cover. Guitarist Jim Mar
tin reproduced the guitar solo to
the 32nd note on his one and only
guitar. Ozzic should be proud of
these boys.
The band will take themselves
and their giant lour buses west on
their way back to their homeland.
Don’t miss them next time around.
Photo by Glen LaFerman, Courtesy of Reprise Records
City
Continued from Page 8
21 and over.
Former thrashers TSOL will bring
a newer, more polished sound to the
Ranch Bowl on Monday at 8 p.m.
Trouble and the Big F also will play at
the all-ages show which runs SI0.75
advance and $11.75 at the door.
The Confidcntials play alone
Tuesday at 9 p.m., followed by On
The Frit/, at 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Duffy’s Tavern in Lincoln will
host Kansas City’s Erector on Sunday
night, with Lincoln’s Victim Nation
opening. Erector blends the sounds of
Helios Creed and Nirvana. The Or
ange Roughics, a California band which
sounds like a hard R.E.M., will play
Wednesday, with Omaha’s Kaos as
openers. Both shows start at 10 p.m.
and cost S3.
Lincoln’s Zoo Bar also will host a
wide variety of live music this week,
beginning with San Francisco’s Mark
Hummel and the Blues Survivors,
who will play for S3 Thursday and $4
Friday. Saturday night. Kansas City’s
City Light Orchestra will play for S4.
Lincoln’s Tablerockcrs will play for
S2 Monday night. Lincoln bands also
will play $2 shows Tuesday (Ame
thyst) and Wednesday (lumpin’ Kate
and the Rollover Sisters).
THEATER
The Grand Kabuki Theatre of Japan
will present two plays at the Lied
Center for Performing Arts on Friday
and Saturday. Both shows begin at X
p.m. and arc presented in Japanese.
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rental. Tickets for UNL students and
youths arc half price.
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