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We re Rolling Back Prices on Pizzas • Hoagies • Cheese Steaks/^ Any 6" HotHoagie Any 12" HotHoagie 8" Cheese Steak 12" Cheese Steak [79 Medium Cheese Pissa Medium Combo Pizza 399 6" Call (laVii^ciV da Be s»t . Call for Quick Pick Up 13th &Q I*:. 434-7055 OrAuyOthcr daVinci's Location Annlvfnary Dikii apply to dim In or cany out only- Dowtry avillabla al raoular pnei. MUSIC REVIEW “My Ass-Kickin' Life" House of Large Sizes Columbia Records House of Large Sizes, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has added to the na tional explosion of recordings by M id western bands. “My Ass Kickin’ Life,” the band’s debut effort, refuses a simple label. It is easy to throw it in the “grunge” pile and forget it, but there is some thing more involved. The ’70s hard rock influence is evident, but so is an almost country feel. Or maybe it’s just punk. Whatever label you choose, this band is full of talent. Besides writing interesting songs, the guitar-based power trio makes the songs work The attitude of the music seems to be summed up in the memorable song “North Cedar,” when the band sings “we reserve the right to bum any thing." HouscofLargc Sizes’ reputation is based on its live show. Unfortunately, its February show at Duffy’s Tavern was canceled. Lincoln fans will have to keep their eyes open, as the band continues to tour in the Midwest. In the meantime, “My Ass-Kickin’ Life” will keep fans, and their neighbors, awake at night. — Malcom Miles “March of the Pigs” Nine Inch Nails Interscope Records So you like your music loud and pissed ofT, huh? And your stereo is still in shambles caused by the devas tation ofMr. Nine Inch Nails himself, Trent Reznor, and his latest release, “The Downward Spiral.” You thought the worst was over. You arc wrong. “March of the Pigs” is a seven song EP that was released about a week before “The Downward Spiral,” and America’s favorite psychotic musician uses those seven cuts as a bridge between h is last two EPs, “Bro ken” and “Fixed,” and “The Down ward Spiral.” The EP begins with the title cut, “March ofthe Pigs,” and doesn’t slow down to lake a breath. Although Reznor has steadily wan dered away from the pop sounds that underlined his debut. “Pretty Hate Machine,” “March of the Pigs" is not quite as raw as “Broken” or “Fixed.” While it still retains that razor’s edge in both searing guitars and vocals, Reznor’s voice is much smoother and easier to understand. But he’s still pissed off. Whether you’re a die-hard NIN fan or just someone looking for some good loud music, run to your favorite record store and pick up this EP. — William Harms “Linoma” Compilation Compact Disc -ism Recordings Fire Records Lincoln and Omaha almost meet ing halfway makes “Linoma.” It’s the most accurate document thus far of what Nebraska has to say about music that tightly or loosely revolves around the word “rock.” Thediversified nature of “Linoma” is evidence that Nebraska’s most in telligent rock musicians spat out the word “grunge” like gravel dust from their mouths a long time ago. The release represents a sketchy basis for the musically passive to asso ciate Eastern Nebraska rock with other regional lags. “Linoma” is a 20-band compila tion with as many songs. The compact disc is available at Twisters, Recycled Sounds and The Ozone, thanks to the lip-biting patience of the sole proprieter of -ism Recordings, Dan Schlissel. Despite a glitch at the end of The Millions’ track, the compilation is well-produced and commendably packaged with local artwork |by Ron Albertson and Paul Tisdale. — Chris Heine Sweet Continued from Page 9 He said some of Ihc fury came from the problems he had dealing with his rising popularity. The cynicism on “Altered Beast” goes far enough to make Sweet al most guilty ofhus darker side. “It’s a good thing if you can hang onto your childish dreams and de sires,” he said. “I don’t think I live in a dream world, but as I learn to under stand and accept everything as 1 get older, I can keep a youthful attitude about it.” In relation to Sweet’s personal life, the happiness and warm fuzzies in “Girlfriend” have balanced out the angst and evil in “Altered Beast.” “Yeah, I’m happy. I’m in an even keel, which is good.” Sweet will be performing twoshows in his native state. He will be opening for another Midwesterner, Kansas native Melissa Etheridge, tonight at the Orpheum Theatre in Omaha. Tick els arc $29. The doors open at 7 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. Sweet also will be making a special performance in Lincoln in conjunc tion with radio station The Planet’s one-year anniversary at the Comhusker Hotel. Tickets arc available at area Twist ers record stores and arc $8 with a can of food and $ 10 without. The canned food drive will go to support the Peoples City Mission in Lincoln. The 1 ndians w ill open for Sweet. The doors will open at 8:30 p.m.. with the show beginning at 9 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL 472-2588 FAX 472-1761 8 AM-4 30 pm Monday-Friday 34 Nebraska Union 1400 H Street Lincoln Nebraska 68568-0448 $3.00 par day for 15 words on individual student and student organization ads $4.00 per day for 15 words on non sludeni ads $.15 each additional word $.75 billing charge. 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