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Thinking Fellers Union Local 282
“Strangers from the Universe”
Matador Records
Grade: B
Ifnothingelse,ThinkingFellers
Union Local 282 has a name that is
easy to remember. For the last six
years or so, the Fellers have been
one of those bands you rarely hear
of, but hear plenty about. Besides,
you hear the name once and it’s
ingrained in your memory forever.
The Fellers have one of those
grab-bag sounds that contains a little
bit ofpretty much everything y ou ’ ve
ever heard thrown into the mix. As
a result, this collection of 14 songs,
sound snippets and ambient musi
cal phrases sounds more like a
tightly packaged compilation by a
dozen different bands than it does a
single band’s album.
But a definite pop sensibility
underlies that eclectic sonic bar
rage. Catchy sing-along melodies
poke above the surface in nearly
every song.
The quirky nature of the Fellers’
music is somewhat difficult to pi
geonhole. One can’t tell whether it
springs from a sly cynicism or a
genuine appreciation for the cot
ton-candy side of pop culture. But
songs with titles like “My Pal the
Tortoise” are definitely worth lis
tening to.
Urban Dance Squad
“Persona non grata”
Virgin Records
Grade: B
Back once again is Urban Dance
Squad, die alternative rap/funk band
whose biggest hit so far has been
“Deeper Shade of Soul.”
While never quite reaching the
level of balance that propelled
“Deeper Shade,” Rudeboy, Magic
Stick, Sil and Tres Manos have
returned in a solid state to give a
good performance.
The ingredients are a little mixed.
The rap is not as good as the Beastie
Boys’. Urban Dance Squad’s gui
tars are louder and more distorted
than Shooty’s Groove. At times they
echo the “Give It Away” sound of
Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Music is not about being com
pared to other bands, however. It is
about whether the music is original
and if it appeals to its audience.
The Squad has an appeal, but it
sometimes gets lost in the delivery.
The first track, “Demagogue,” is a
good song, but the guitar is much
too loud compared to the vocals.
“Alienated” is similar except with
good music and poorly written lyr
ics.
These are not the norm, j ust some
inconsistencies. “Good Grief!”
highlights some terrific funk bass
playing, for example.
The lyrics are for the most part
very stylized, providing an insight
into suburbia.
In “Chitchat,” we hear, “Hang
out in the suburbs ifyou got the guts
... nowadays you can’t tell who’s a
hoodlum.” You will never forget
what these guys represent, the quest
to be like their hardcore idols.
Another affirmation comes in
“Selfstyled” when Rudeboy states,
“Call me a poseur. I am,” leaving
no question where he stands.
All in all, “Persona non grata” is
solid but spotty. A good disc if you
have nothing else to buy.
—Greg Schick
Various Artists
“The Brady Bunch Movie”
Soundtrack
Milan Records
Grade: B+
“You kids have no idea what it
takes to impress a chick,” says Greg
Brady in “The Brady Bunch
Movie.” “Brady Bunch” wannabes,
this album is the way!
There’s even a really groovy
poster that comes with the compact
disc. It’s happening in a far-out
way.
Almost all the music heard in the
movie is on the soundtrack. Sorry,
the “Charlie’s Angels” theme isn’t
there. (That’s the music that Marsha
and Jan tried to be teen models to in
the movie.)
The popular Brady songs “It’s A
Sunshine Day” and “Keep On” are
on the soundtrack as sung by the
original Brady kids. The new Brady
kids didn’t really sing their own
stuff, with the exception of Christo
pher Daniel Bames (Greg) on “Till
I Met You,” so it seems natural to
put the original Bradys on the
soundtrack.
The soundtrack’s presentation
is great. A couple of cool Brady
tunes are heard and then a sample
from the movie like Jan (Jennifer
Elsie Cox) saying “Marsha did it
again... Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!”
or the wisdom of Mr. Brady (Gary
Cole) saying “And as a wise man
once said, wherever you go, there
you are.”
Aside from the Brady songs —
including a grunge version of the
original television-show theme —
other highlights of the soundtrack
are “Girl,” the modernized classic
sung by the Monkees’ Davy Jones,
“Venus” performed by Shocking
Blue and “Supermodel (You Better
Work)” by that she-man, RuPaul.
—Rick Roth
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ACACIA
Congrats to Brian Beins on being accepted into Union
Banks Student Program. Good luck starting Monday.
Your ACACIA brotners
AXQ
Congratulations to Nikki Preuss and Nate Gertgenbach
on your pinning.
From the Women of AXO
AO
Congratulations Stacey Larson on your pinning to John
Osterholm (Figi). We’re happy for you.
AO
Don't miss out! A Phi open April 23rd. Registration
deadline April 15th.
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We're proud of the following Phi’s for their leadership on
campus:
Stacy Lovelace- Gamma Gamma Recipient
Megan Wise- Vice President of the Student Alumni Asso
ciation
Kiersten Yanken- Outstanding Sophomore Leader
Award. Secretary of Student Alumni Association
Jenny Star- President of Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman
Honorary
Terri Keoer- President of Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Hon
orary. recipient of Innocents Freshman Scholarship
Sara Broynill- Mortar Board Notable
ATP
Farmer’s Ball 1995
Boss Hog’s Has Never Seen A Party Like This!
AHA
Congratulations to the following:
-Shares Feifar on your acceptance into UNMC and
Creighton Physical Therapy Schools. We are so happy
that you will be dose by!
-Nicki Schneider on your appointment as ASUN Special
Topics Committee Chair. They definitely picked the right
woman for the job!
Love your proud sisters at AXiD
Congratulations to Amy Crocker(PI Phi) and Matt
AuchMoedy(DU) on their pinning.
Love, Pi Phi
Congratulations to AOP for winning and Theta for getting
second in the 1995 Cage Classic.
Congratulations to Niki Preuss(AXO) and Nate
Gengenbach(FH) on your pinning.
The Men of Farmhouse
ATA
Mud Tug
Friday, April 21, at 2pm in the mudpits on 19th and Vine.
Sign up your team today. Entry deadline is Tuesday, April
18. For more information, call Jeff at 436-7937.
FH
Congratulations to the following Bamers: Jason Kubic for
being elected Speaker of the senate. Lee Reinhardt for
being elected Union Board President Sam Beveridge for
being elected Union Board Secretary.
Great Job, Your Brothers
FH
Once again thanks for throwing us an awesome party. We
love you guys!
Love the Alpha Phi new initiates
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Congrats to
Angie Richter on being accepted to P.T. school!
Ingrid Peterson on her summer position at Timber Lake
Ranch Camp)
Great job on making the UNL Rodeo a success. Penny
Super job to Katie Kenagy on her Scarlet and Cream
performance!
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Register now for competitive, semi-competitive, intermediate
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Athletics
NU WOMEN’S & MEN'S TENNIS
vs. MISSOURI
April 15 -10 a.m./2 p.m.
vs. KANSAS
April 16 -10 a.m./2 p.m.
NU WOMEN'S TENNIS
vs. KANSAS STATE
April 17 -10 a.m.
Bob Devaney Sports Center
Free admission
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April 14 - 7 p.m.
April 15 -1 p.m.
April 16-11 a.m. ^
vs. WYOMING
April 16 - 2 p.m.
April 17 -1:30 p.m.
Buck Beltzer Field
FREE - UNL student with photo I.D.
$2 - General admission