Nails
Continued from Page 9
a movie theater-sized screen gave a
twisted visual accompaniment to
“Erase Me” and “Burn.”
The band retook the stage with a
vengeance. Jumping and screaming
along with Reznor, the crowd resumed
its moshing with the playing of “Head
Like a Hole.”
The smoke from cigarettes, tobacco
and otherwise, wafted up and mingled
with the smoke from onstage, creating
a thick haze that glowed in the spot
lights
The smell of sweat and marijuana
permeated the Civic after the mo£hpit
took over hill-strength.
Nine Inch Nails played most the
songs from its latest album, “The
Downward Spiral,” but delighted the
crowd by playing a lot of earlier stuff
from “Pretty Hate Machine” and “Bro
ken.”
The group saved some of the best
for last, encoring with “Like an Ani
mal,” “Sanctified,” “Dead Souls” and
“Something I Can Never Have.”
Reznor gave a stellar performance
to the throng, who left looking drained
but satisfied.
Spirit
Continued from Page 9
Project is to create an exchange be
tween the artists and the audiences
who share their work and their world.
“The Wagon Train Project tries
to make a direct community relation
ship between performers and their
audiences,” Lamphere said.
The Project wants to give the stu
dents a chance to get a feeling for how
the ensemble becomes a part of its
music.
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“The ensemble will have a ques
tion-and-answer session with the stu
dents, who have all been working
with the spiritual music,” she said.
The acoustics at Lincoln High will
produce a different sound than was
present at the Lied performance.
“Lincoln High is a very antique-y
place,” Lamphere said. “It won’t be
as beautiful as the Lied Center —
nothing can be that beautiful — but it
will have its own unique flavor.”
Tickets for the performance are
$ 12 and available at the door.
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Fans started filing In to Huskor Haus Saturday morning hours before the Nebraska-UCLA
football game. The new sports bar opened Sept. S at 1140 0 St.
Sports fans have a new Haus
By S—w McCarthy__
Staff Reporter
Husker Haus. a new sports bar in
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Last Saturday, the bar was packed
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Husker Haus. located at 1140 O
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Husker Haus has 25 TV sets and a
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“It comes down to convenience."
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Because Husker Haus is located
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