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I— ----—- .I Courtesy of Atlantic Records Genesis’current lineup is Daryl Stuermer, Chester Thompson, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks and Phil Collins. Genesis’ musical gems sparkle on first live album in a decade r—- ' D Kf/jAJtAM* '— — “Genesis Live: The Way We Walk” Genesis Atlantic Records Since thccurrcntlincupof Genesis fell into place in 1976, the band has slowly built up a following, moving from cult status to mainstream, with out changing their style drastically. Solo efforts by Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford also have proved to be critical and commercial successes. Best of all, anyone who has seen their work on video knows these guys arc having fun at what they do. Their current get-up—shades, the hailing walk in “I Can’t Dance”— is a refreshing break from some artists who take themselves too seriously. Even when they approach serious topics in their music, they do it with tongue planted firmly in cheek. “Genesis Live: The Way We Walk” was recorded on the band’s 1992 United Kingdom Tour, and is the first live Genesis album since 1982’s “Three Sides Live.” ltcontains such past gemsas “Land of Confusion,” “Mama,” “Jesus He Knows Me,” “Thai’s All,” “Invisible Touch” and “Tonight, Tonight, To night.” The great thing about the tracks is that they sound pretty much like the studio versions, with enough varia tion to make them worth listening to. No extended, annoying drum or guitar solos here. It’s team effort all the way. The only thing that is missing is the famed light and stage show, but the liner notes have full-color photos of the awesome effects, so listeners can use their imaginations. “The Way We Walk” is subtitled “Volume One: The Shorts.” Genesis plans a companion release in January entitled “The Longs”com piled from the same lour. One warning: VolumcTwowillbe available fora limited time only, so be on the lookout and act quickly if you find that one dose of live Genesis isn’t enough. — Sam Kepfield ente^WWient Writing expert Plessix Gray to give free lecture Monday From Staff Reports Prancine du Plcssix Gray, au thor and writing expert, will give a free lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in Doane College’s Heckman Audi torium. Gray, a native of Warsaw, Po land, has worked for United Press International, Ellc magazine and Art in America magazine, in addi tion to having fictional and politi cal essays published in magazines such as The New Republic, Rolling Stone and Esquire. The lecture is part of Doane College’s Lucille Cobb Lecture Series. -Work at the Daily Nebraskan - Travel through time!* t < The Daily Nebraskan is now accepting appli cations for artists, copy editors, photogra phers and reporters for the news, sports and arts & entertainment sections for the spring staff. Pick up an application and sign up for an interview at the DN office, 34 Nebraska Union. • Time travel may not be possible every day for all employees. The DN reserves the right to refuse to send anyone through time. UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions or employment programs and abides by all Federal regulations pertaining to the same. ► ~ i THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON I "Hey, Lola. Did you see this thing In the paper? a Calvin and Hobb6S by Bill Wafferson WAKE UP, GET UP... /! — j SMUT UP, LISTEN UP... I I MIX OP, GOOf UP... Crossword Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0731 ACROSS 27 Cushion 1 Spongelike M Word on a towel cake 32 Saw s She gets what 33 Neighborhood she wants 35 Name on a 9 Give the eye to marquee 13 Digression 37 ^alah s spouse is Saudi, e g <o Compassion 15 Light gas « Foy ot Cantor 17 Benevolence *4 Show dizziness 15 Whilom 45 Aide Abbr. 25 Site ot the 4*«e'°" Norman 45 Hood s exit Conquest 50 Comprehend 21 How s that 51 Tirade again? 53 Beige 23 Scottish cap ss Discharge 24 Inclusive abbr so Make a lap 25 Quite 58 Olio 62 Again 64 Open mindedness 66 Gertrude Stein's flower 67 Hautboy 66 Sped 69 Song or gab follower 70 Torn 71 Not so much DOWN 1 Use a kiln 2 “It’s-to Tell a Lie" 3 Singer Crosby « Confuse 6 Light 6 Mispickel, e g. 7 Scold severely 8 Ridiculous 9 Yoko 10 Refinement; serenity 11 It makes whistle stops 12 Hector, to Achilles 14 Gulf of Aqaba city 18 Cut 22 Harkened 26 Capital of Guam 27 Create 28 Describing Death Valley 29 Loving quality 3i Commence 32 Russian co-op 49 Zygomatic bone 58 Face 34 Verona's river 51 Boa 59 Pleasant “bom™,ear «Indian c,aft ao Departs Shak. 54 Inborn Goals 38 Start of the N.C. s7What38Down 83 Kind of blanket motto means 85 Actor Chaney 39 Tasso's patron 41"-mud in your eye" 42 Click beetle 47 Newspaper V.I.P ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE D|A|T|AMp|R|E|pMp|A|R|R~[s MM E l|L A V a|a W A J_ T V E stBa p e dBr a I s e AST UIDIY I N Sl£ A H LET ■■■■rTe oP(a CAST oIrIRt I R L_ 0|s|t|e|0MM|A L T ' ' I A ■E1c|k|l|e 0AND EDGE TEEN i mitiviAi £.!_.* JL EARED ALSO CLARE REST h|o1s|t|s| |m[e|t|e
