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Dearest Dickheads,<br />
It's all an accident, you know.<br />
None of it means anything or h<strong>as</strong><br />
any significance beyond simple<br />
cause and effect. It's all a big glop<br />
of chaos that we've imposed a veil<br />
of order upon.<br />
There is no God, no Allah, no<br />
synchronicity, no implicate order.<br />
It's just accident after brutal accident,<br />
coincidence after meaninglesscoincidence.<br />
Any meaningthat<br />
we put on it (outside physical connection)<br />
is a lie to make the whole<br />
thing seem barable. Even normal.<br />
You only live once, so get rich<br />
and enjoy it. As we live the lives<br />
we'verandomly inherited, the only<br />
guideline is Do What Thou Wilt.<br />
Any conformity to Their laws<br />
makes no sense. We will live our<br />
finite lives within the boundlessness<br />
of infinity, die, and then ce<strong>as</strong>e<br />
to exist. There's no point in wondering<br />
what the world will be like<br />
after we're gone. Or before we got<br />
here. There is only Now.<br />
Nope, no Tao, no Fountainhead,<br />
no "One." Just this. That's it.<br />
Don't <strong>as</strong>k, "Why?" Don't worry<br />
about it. Just live out your biological<br />
accident of a life, and die.<br />
Robert Putney Drake<br />
(a cynic)<br />
Dear Dickheads<br />
Thanks for the cover story on<br />
Fractal Method. We hope that folks<br />
will come see us at the upcoming<br />
Pompadour gig.<br />
One minor correction. Fractal<br />
Method h<strong>as</strong> never been nor probably<br />
ever will be considered by<br />
A&M. The original copy alluded<br />
to consideration by major label<br />
A&R - Artists & Repertoire, ie.,<br />
talent scouts.<br />
We remain flattered by the inaccuracy,<br />
however.<br />
Fractal Clan<br />
Dear Dickheads,<br />
Just a quick recap on what<br />
happened at our 4th annual<br />
Sabbathon. This years event didn't<br />
have near the success we have had<br />
in the p<strong>as</strong>t. Howewr, it w<strong>as</strong> a good<br />
time and a lot of people turned out<br />
to enjoy the festivities.<br />
Our special thanks to the<br />
,sponsors of the benefit, with a really<br />
big THANK YOU to Crandall<br />
Audio and Matt Taylor who w<strong>as</strong><br />
very instrumental in the succeps<br />
wedid have. We would also like to<br />
thank therest of the sponsors who<br />
were also very generous in their<br />
donations and help.<br />
A big applause goes out to all<br />
of the bands who put up with the<br />
h<strong>as</strong>sles of playing. All the bands<br />
played freeso that wecould donate<br />
<strong>as</strong> much <strong>as</strong> possible to the ADL. A<br />
big no thank you to Hate X9, who<br />
chose not to play this year without<br />
any warning or notice. I hope your<br />
show got rained out.<br />
The ADL w<strong>as</strong> kind enough to<br />
send a representative to Salt Lake.<br />
She put in a lot of hours to tell<br />
people about the organization and<br />
lead discussions on racism and<br />
prejudice. People were responsive<br />
and we feel the days spent were<br />
worth our time.<br />
Thanks again to Jo, Clarke,<br />
Doug and the staff at The Pompadour<br />
for all of your support. The<br />
$500 we will be donating to the<br />
ADL will help to fight against Racism<br />
and Prejudice. Ple<strong>as</strong>e feel free<br />
if you didn't make it to the<br />
Sabbathon to send your donations<br />
to the ADL, every little bit helps.<br />
We hope we have help ed... See You<br />
next year for,,. yet another<br />
Sabbathon.<br />
<strong>SLUG</strong> Staff<br />
t part2 (of 10) Imorant. Ignorant 8 Ignorant<br />
September <strong>SLUG</strong> Page 3
in a playground. It feels a bit imma- <strong>as</strong> <strong>as</strong><br />
Wre, a littleimpulsive but it can be<br />
this underappreciated<br />
fun.<br />
band h<strong>as</strong> committed to vinyl. For<br />
~LAYGROU~~ debut c<strong>as</strong>- example, Hendrix's "Burning of the<br />
sette features seven selections of Midnight Lamp'' lets L-C. guitarist<br />
offbeat pop played with ragged Vernon Reid (the best axeman in<br />
straightfonvardness and undeni- mainstream rock) his fluid fingers<br />
able energy. since vocalist do the talking. Likewise, the live<br />
J~~~~<br />
stutznegger sings in a lofty child- cover of the Heads' "Memories<br />
like voice and the band offers up Can't Wait" out shines L.C.'s<br />
rather trebly unimposing bacbng, cover-with a<br />
-..<br />
some e<strong>as</strong>y comparisons are to frutrated charge <strong>as</strong> compared<br />
# * --><br />
10,000 M ~ T~~~~~~ ~ Muses, ~ to ~ David ~ Byrne's ~ ultra-neurotic<br />
,<br />
Play~wndUve At l'b Pompadour Salem66 and The New Bohemians. version.<br />
Opium Den begins with a The band (Stephen Rose-gui- But foremost is<br />
GLADBIRDS<br />
lovely guitar whine, then adds tar, Adam Allen-b<strong>as</strong>s, Brad istCoreyG1over'ssmolderi%cover<br />
jazzy b<strong>as</strong>s and drums. Some good Butterfielddrums) obviously <strong>as</strong>- James Brown's "Talkin' Loud<br />
ObtUZO flOCOrdr, effectsare thrownin<strong>as</strong> well. A little pire to join the league of collegiate and Sayin' Nothing," which adds a<br />
mellow in the beginning, then funky punksters. PLAYGROUND great funk the band's<br />
Theseboysare from theProvo/ building up to a powerful succeed in exactly this genre. music (takethattothosecriticswho<br />
Orem area, and have been around Zeppelinish riff. Smooth rhythm The tape's opening track charge play "black<br />
for almost a year. If anyone's heard changes, with a cool<strong>as</strong>-hell Jimi/ "Mimmick" is probably the best. enough").<br />
of Slinky Fink, it's the same band. jazz guitar solo. Definitely one of Adam plucks a good groove, This is a (yet delight-<br />
Who we have here are: J<strong>as</strong>on Rabb the most impressive points of the Stephen'sguitar weavesin and out fully loose) effort that makes the<br />
on guitar, Grant J a ~ on s b<strong>as</strong>s, Dan song. nicely and B~~~ ~ ~ seems wait ~ for another ~ album ~ almost ~ in-<br />
Day on drums and Jerrod "Spanky" The instrumental on the EP is contentedwith<strong>as</strong>lowertempo.This Take a bite of<br />
Rowan on vocals. This EP is their jazz Deluxe,and most jazzy indeed! allows Julietoenunciateandpresto, cuits/<br />
first effort and a damn good one. The influences of these boys really the listener gets a solid, danceable, Chris Robin<br />
Gladbirds' EP contains six shine through on this onesome alternative pop song.<br />
songs-five with vocals and one in- serious fun guitar/melody, PLAYGROUND is certainly a<br />
strumental. The tape starts off with groovin' jazz b<strong>as</strong>s and excellent quality local band. Thegood songs FRACTAL METHOD<br />
Hesitate, one of my favorites. Very drums with lots o'cymbals. One of that PLAYGROUND writes are<br />
intense, heavy, powerful. Sort of the high points on the EP, espe- executed a little p<strong>as</strong>sionless. Given<br />
old Black Sabbath meets Living cially since there are no vocals. a good studio, I'm sure PLAY-<br />
Colour. The song starts out slow, What I'm really notimpressed GROUND could become more es- There for a while, during the<br />
incre<strong>as</strong>es in speed a tad, and this by are the lyrics and vocals sential. Lars "fractured method" days I gofr<br />
wonderful riff spews out of J<strong>as</strong>on's throughout the entire EP. Spanky Darryl Smyers really sick of hearing about ~racta$+<br />
guitar. only sounds whiny and strained Method. Since that<br />
Another song is Fist. This one and the eff&s used on his voice a lot of time to listen to the music<br />
is f<strong>as</strong>t, movin', groovin' and damn really don't help any. The entire and even see them live. I. .-<br />
good, though I wonder about the sound and M of the vocals just WING COLOUR I personally think t hdhs,<br />
lyrics: "So just get on your knees, seems to muddle up the songs Fractal Method's second effort, iq,<br />
and I'll grab your hair." rather than strengthen the com- BSCU~S one of the best local rele<strong>as</strong>es in ri,<br />
Page 4 <strong>SLUG</strong> September<br />
. . -<br />
.?'<br />
- 'i.<br />
plexity, precision &d talent of this<br />
band.<br />
This band is damn good. The<br />
EP is damn good. BUT, it would be<br />
even better with a different vocalist<br />
who would be able to bring out the<br />
wonderfulness of the band. And in<br />
c<strong>as</strong>e you were wondering, yes, I<br />
believe you should go out and buy<br />
this. It's only four bucks, and well<br />
worth it. What else can I say but<br />
decide for yourself.<br />
Be w.<br />
hdependent Rele<strong>as</strong>e<br />
Listening to Salt Lake band<br />
PLAYGROUND is a lot like being<br />
What the hell kind of a message<br />
is Epic sendind with the advertising<br />
for this mini-album?<br />
While a streamer bears the<br />
notenEat Me!" backnotes from L.C.<br />
give us a Santa Claus-like message<br />
of,"Dear Virginia, here are some of<br />
the things we found in the pantry.<br />
Hope you like 'em."<br />
Friendly or threateningly, I<br />
decided to venture forth, remembering<br />
the all-too-brief glee of a<br />
similar Fishbone rele<strong>as</strong>e.To my delight,<br />
much of the material consists<br />
of covers, from artists <strong>as</strong> diverse <strong>as</strong><br />
James Brown, Rev. A1 Green, Jimi<br />
Hendrix and Talking Heads.<br />
Why these songs were judged unworthy<br />
for album inclusion is a<br />
long time. This five-song tape is a<br />
great sample of what the band i$:<br />
about.<br />
Clarke Walker, the writerproducer,<br />
and driving forcebehina<br />
this band, h<strong>as</strong> created a style o# ,<br />
music that isunique from any otherA<br />
in the area. ,<br />
Chaos<br />
+-,+<br />
i$&<br />
dud on , but<br />
you could never tell. The produc.<br />
tion value is incredible. Clarke ha$<br />
combined modern technology wit9<br />
live instrumentation to create hif<br />
music. 1<br />
"Getting With The Devil" and<br />
"A Deadly Complication" stand ouf_<br />
<strong>as</strong> the best songs but the others ant<br />
just <strong>as</strong> well written and produced,<br />
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(Author's Note: Forelaboration<br />
On this dream sequence check<br />
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<strong>SLUG</strong>. This really happened and<br />
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Cultural Icon Pagent 1991. Only<br />
a few outstanding contestants<br />
made it out of the field. The<br />
talent competition w<strong>as</strong> especially<br />
grueling for a non-talent<br />
white boy like myself.<br />
I ;eally thought I biew<br />
it on the question-andanswer<br />
session, giving<br />
"When I became a<br />
mither I became a<br />
better iournalist" <strong>as</strong><br />
my "wbrds to bring<br />
an ever-l<strong>as</strong>tinn<br />
peace." But fortunately, thi<br />
scandal surroundinn M~~~<br />
V<br />
Anne and her alleged jock coi-<br />
nections knocked out the ~10sest<br />
I wept <strong>as</strong> they crowned me<br />
(especiaily receiiing the crown<br />
from l<strong>as</strong>t yearns icon, M~~~<br />
Carlson), and thrilled to my<br />
'round-the-world tour, including<br />
meeting my most beloved<br />
heroes: Ringo Maggothead (for<br />
his sense of humor), Elvis<br />
Costello (for his amazing stylistic<br />
consistency), Jan Wenner (for<br />
keeping Rolling Stone the best<br />
music mag around) and Stan Lee<br />
(who h<strong>as</strong> made such a profound<br />
effect on the modernization of<br />
comic books). I only regret that<br />
I didn't get to meet the cinematic<br />
m<strong>as</strong>ter, Steven Spielberg.<br />
But then it all fell apart<br />
when the enraged Mary Anne<br />
shot me down <strong>as</strong> I w<strong>as</strong> addressing<br />
a Young Republicans' convention.<br />
(By the way, Mis Hell<br />
w<strong>as</strong> then named to replace me).<br />
I of course went to Hell,<br />
where my worst nightmares<br />
true: I w<strong>as</strong> forced to write<br />
reviews of Osmond Boys performances,<br />
Disney cartoonsand<br />
Orson Scott Card novels for the<br />
Deseret News. But then1 awoke,<br />
swearing 1 would never again<br />
order and devour a jalapeflo<br />
pepper and mushroom pizza.<br />
Thank "Bob" it w<strong>as</strong> all a dream.<br />
Or w<strong>as</strong> it? ...<br />
the Reverend Chris Robin
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This next month will be an ennobling<br />
720-hour experience saturated<br />
with laughter. However, the<br />
little red man who abides in your<br />
pancre<strong>as</strong> might grow annoyed and<br />
tryto takeawaytheseventhof your<br />
nine lives. By the time your true<br />
love takes to sauntering nude<br />
through ZCMI, you will have realized<br />
that pudding isn't the way to<br />
progress, and it often seems to be<br />
that you hear your name uttered<br />
backwards. Don't be afraid to fish.<br />
Sex is your theme this month.<br />
Stay away from bums and pictures<br />
on't socialize the<br />
to the Sister's<br />
of MWjPsong of Body Electric.<br />
Daretostepin thegutterand don't<br />
be hesitant to scratch bodily parts<br />
The tone for this month will be<br />
setonthe activity of the paper boy<br />
that isin yourarea,evenif hedoesn't<br />
deliver to your home, stay away<br />
from his kind. Stay away from literature<br />
that h<strong>as</strong> sexual innuendos<br />
connected. Don't be confused by<br />
pesteringfirehydrants(they'U soon<br />
goaway). - . This month you'll realize<br />
your secret want for purple shoes.<br />
SCORPIO: coa taw ti)<br />
The month of September will<br />
be filled with an unexpected appearance<br />
by pregnant leprechauns.<br />
They might try to talk you into<br />
psychotherapy, JUST SAY NO1 Do<br />
not fieht " the feeline " to label vour<br />
relatives the names "Margaret or<br />
Otis." Money is your weaknessbut<br />
don't let it lead to spelling errors or<br />
sleepless nights drowning in Kool<br />
Aid. No wonder you're giddy.<br />
SAGITTARIUS:<br />
INov. =-Dm 21)<br />
Carefully consider that though<br />
you are a great conversationalist<br />
you might be pissing people off<br />
with your "no tacky" methods of<br />
vomit interaction. Remember that<br />
this month only those in blue will<br />
heed to dead baby pkes more than<br />
twice. Stay away from boxers peddling<br />
gum. Don't turn down the<br />
chance to wear a see through bathing<br />
suit, or throw yourself into the<br />
opposite sex's lavatory in public.<br />
Don't attempt to kiss peculiar<br />
animals in the street, it might lead<br />
into some uncontrollable urge to<br />
decipherthegreat c<strong>as</strong>es of Sherlwk<br />
Holmesbefore thecnd. This month<br />
might seem <strong>as</strong> if you are carrying<br />
the weight of the world, however,<br />
it is only a suit c<strong>as</strong>eof old sweaters,<br />
don't neglect to wear them. Nude<br />
golfing and My Little Pony reruns<br />
can be a great way to break the ice<br />
at parties. Remember the number<br />
7.<br />
AQUARIUS: (~u.<br />
t o w 18)<br />
This is your opposite month, if<br />
you feel fat, don't. If you don't feel<br />
fat, you should. Keep pinchingyour<br />
cheeks and listen to the advice of<br />
anyone with the knocking on your<br />
portal, an enema is the next best<br />
thing. If luck isn't on your side this<br />
month, then wear theDonkey Kong<br />
T-shirt you've been neglecting for<br />
so long.<br />
PISCES: (h* 1-c~<br />
LO)<br />
You might have a new best<br />
friend, LEO.Take himlherfishing.<br />
This might bean opportunity to let<br />
another p<strong>as</strong>sion into your life but<br />
beware of extra terrestrials on<br />
morphine, and don't take him/her<br />
to your closet. This month pick up<br />
the inventive and undomesticated<br />
art of cookie cutting. You'll soon<br />
realize what picking your nose in<br />
publicdoes to your self esteem. Do<br />
unusuallylargebre<strong>as</strong>tsbother you?<br />
ARIES: wa el-m~ 18)<br />
The mighty ram, the sexual<br />
symbol of today's soiled society.<br />
Though beset by unwanted bacteriayouhavetheinstinctstosurvive.<br />
Like the hero with the thousand<br />
faces in mythology, you too can<br />
experiencecreative pl<strong>as</strong>tic surgery.<br />
Collect under garments, don't let<br />
down. I think Lee Ranoldo said it<br />
best, "Stick your fingers in your<br />
mouth, twist your tongue and<br />
wrench it out."<br />
TAURUS: (M L O ~ 20) Y<br />
This month you'll see that<br />
people stop making car jokes about<br />
you.Taurusalso means talent,don't<br />
beafraid to show it. Let loose, play<br />
the trombone, wear your clothes<br />
backwards, greet inter-planetary<br />
beings with a warm glow. Record<br />
family member's sounds during<br />
theirbathroom experiences. Believe<br />
in the letters "2" and "n."<br />
GEMINI: (MW PI-JIP( el)<br />
This is your time to return to<br />
nature. Uu: remen~ber violent<br />
screams only help the different<br />
forms of soil. Stay away from Various<br />
animals with split personalities.<br />
I am familiar with a particular<br />
fly named Fred and Audrey,ple<strong>as</strong>e<br />
stay clear. Time is the greatest<br />
teachers whichmeansavoid pinch-<br />
ing bumsand ear lobes. By the time<br />
you have seen the con~mercial for<br />
Bambi screws Thumber in the ear,<br />
you'll have been emerged into a<br />
mauve colored goo called Pigeon<br />
sauce.<br />
CANCER: c~uns<br />
re-~ulv es)<br />
I<br />
You have just recently expeqienced<br />
agreat deal of change with$<br />
themolecularbondsclutchingyofu.<br />
skull together. Avoid saying the<br />
words,"viola,"and "meerschnop."<br />
You are on your way to a victov,<br />
kwping yourself un-intoxicated W<br />
the McDonald's hang-out w<strong>as</strong> wi*.<br />
You are about to see a differept<br />
you. Hair loss and bodily deformation<br />
may occur but never fear, +<br />
tober is near and I have predict&<br />
that a diminutive fellow nam$<br />
Dirma will waft in and out of yo*<br />
health like glue through your no*.<br />
You will be delighted with wh@<br />
you see.
Forhme 5001 Don't even try<br />
to tell me, Uncle Ezra, that this<br />
isn't God's hue church. Naqe me<br />
oneotherchurchbesidesoursthat<br />
doesn't blow their tithes on sinful<br />
excursions. If it's not the Jewsand<br />
their e<strong>as</strong>tern bmking schemes,<br />
then it's the Catholics and their<br />
spendy pursuits to conquer the<br />
Gentiles. If you aregoing to persecutethenonWevers,you<br />
should<br />
at le<strong>as</strong>t be charismatic about it.<br />
Rumors say that we<br />
(Jehovah's only), supply commodities<br />
to the Coca-Cola COglpany.<br />
Bl<strong>as</strong>phemy.Not onlyis that<br />
preposterously naive, but itisalso<br />
unprofitable. I certainly w<strong>as</strong> not<br />
chosento~~tionalizethechwch's<br />
@tioninfinandal~.ButI<br />
feelftmy~edt<strong>as</strong>ktoseta<br />
few things straight. God (Mr.<br />
Wallstmet to you) and myself<br />
happen to make a very overlycompetent<br />
and morally outspokenfinan&lfeam.Ifwe<strong>as</strong>achurch<br />
were going to sin, we would skip<br />
caffeineandeostraiehttodesiener<br />
drugs<br />
What about the SdrLscandal?<br />
Thatisobviouslyapoorlyplanned<br />
banking scheme to undermine<br />
God's great Country and Church.<br />
We'll see who is laughing when<br />
Judgment Day anives. While the<br />
Gentiles were busy cooking that<br />
oneup,Mr. Wallstreet andmyself<br />
were devisiig a way to put the<br />
Church at the top of the heap.<br />
Picture this. We are planning on<br />
starting a Quistian candy company.<br />
Imagine the sales when we<br />
rele<strong>as</strong>e our first product Crispy<br />
Christ. It's a chocolate bar with<br />
little moss shaped rice-crispy<br />
shaped treats in the middle. One<br />
biteandthesinnerswillberun-<br />
ning for religion. 'Ihe kiddies will<br />
eat it up.<br />
We also want to start up a<br />
film/production company. The<br />
eartobn versions of the Book of<br />
Mormon w<strong>as</strong> great, but thafsnot<br />
where the money is. Our first animated<br />
film will bea version of the<br />
crudfiction.Insteadofusingnails,<br />
thistime weplan topmy amore<br />
gentle and peaceful slaying. We<br />
want to use<br />
Sure,thedeath<br />
a little slower,<br />
lime.<br />
With ide<strong>as</strong> li&<br />
these, it'snot difficu<br />
tounderstaadwhyvr<br />
bow to no otht<br />
church/financial<br />
quote a phr<strong>as</strong>e,<br />
'~at'swhywemake<br />
the big bucks." NOT<br />
you may understan<br />
I<br />
why I tell you to sin<br />
ply not question t1.-<br />
actions of your spirituai<br />
superiors.<br />
If somehow you<br />
feel a little helpless in<br />
these financial dealings,<br />
don't. This v<strong>as</strong>t<br />
coktion of wealth and power<br />
spiritual/power take-over of this<br />
wouldn't have been possible malevolant world. As Jesus8pp<br />
without yourblind compliance to did, it all started in Utah.<br />
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live performance.<br />
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and bands chronicled in<br />
the handbook are SPK,<br />
Cabaret Voltaire, Monte<br />
Cazazza, Z'ev and Non<br />
@oyd Rice).<br />
Exploring Industrial<br />
Culture more<br />
deeply, the handbook<br />
looksat MarkPauline,the<br />
M<strong>as</strong>termind/Madman<br />
behindSurvivalResearch<br />
Laboratories inSan Francisco,<br />
SRLputs on p hrmances<br />
where machines<br />
of all shapes, sizes and<br />
peculiarities engage in<br />
intercourse and combat.<br />
Also. there are<br />
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interviews~thfounders<br />
KINGSBURY HAL<br />
of avant garde record la-<br />
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ouen, France, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> with performanceartist<br />
Johanna Went. And<br />
finally, a lookat R & N or Rhythm &<br />
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in&e worldof<br />
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host a generic tam far my noisy<br />
machine-oriented,non~typical<br />
type of music. Unfortunately, the<br />
me pioneers and founders of said<br />
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nized (though most would probably<br />
prefer infamy to popularity). Theldeolog~esand mohvatlons<br />
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theoriginofwhat isnowreferred to, to be set down In one art~cle<br />
offhandedly and inaccurately, <strong>as</strong> Research h<strong>as</strong> pmmded the hand-<br />
"industrial."<br />
book to gather one's own informa-<br />
The book begins with Throb- tlon and make a personal <strong>as</strong>sessbing<br />
Gristle, led by the eccentric ment<br />
Genesis P'Onidge and also includingCosey<br />
FanTuttiandChrisCarter<br />
(now Chris & Cosey). With their<br />
shocking performancesand musical<br />
direction that seems directionless,<br />
Throbb'igGrist1egavetheterm"industrial"<br />
to the music world, <strong>as</strong> well<br />
<strong>as</strong> opening up new are<strong>as</strong> of experi-<br />
COSlUMES GAGS & MORE<br />
(NOW T AM ORDERS FOR HALLOWEEM
iththeexuberanceof<br />
youthand p<strong>as</strong>sion of<br />
the artist, Bohemia<br />
put forth their rhythmic,<br />
sensual array of<br />
aural stimulus with<br />
professional e<strong>as</strong>e and<br />
sincerity. Local to the Salt Lake<br />
scene, this tenacious group of individuals<br />
h<strong>as</strong> been creating musical<br />
imagery since theband'sinception<br />
in the summer of 1987. Having<br />
performed in nearly twenty clubs<br />
and at several area benefits,<br />
Bohemia areclearly a popular and<br />
influencia1 band, here in the land<br />
of Zion.<br />
Russ E<strong>as</strong>tland, vocalist, guitarist,andpoeticvisionary<br />
is theprime<br />
mover of the band. His expressive<br />
imagery, through lyrical resonances,<br />
is at once emotional and<br />
emditious,fusingvariouselements<br />
of poetry and symbolism. Russ uses<br />
his voice <strong>as</strong> an instument in itself,<br />
dreamily harmonizing with his<br />
colorful, powerful, and at times,<br />
experimental style of guitar work,<br />
which incorporates moving, melodic<br />
p<strong>as</strong>sages, colorful chordal<br />
voicing and harmonics b<strong>as</strong>ed on<br />
no other method than the ear of<br />
artist and physiological ability. Soft<br />
spoken, yet clever and intelligent,<br />
Russ carries his years profoundly.<br />
His lyrics and poetry speak of<br />
ple<strong>as</strong>ure and pain and are an ambiguous,<br />
thoughtful reflection of<br />
the mind of their mater. Various<br />
illuminations shine through in<br />
perka synergy with the musical<br />
In addition to contemporary influences,<br />
cl<strong>as</strong>sical music and jazz<br />
have found their way into Russ's<br />
psyche, His poetical4nterests are<br />
diversified, <strong>as</strong> well. He cites<br />
Charles Baudelaire, Arthur<br />
Rimbaud, Walt Whitman, Dylan<br />
Thom<strong>as</strong>, Allen Ginsberg and Jim<br />
Page 10 <strong>SLUG</strong> September .<br />
in the Colour Theory and<br />
Shadowplay, one can quickly d e<br />
duce that Van really enjoys playing<br />
the drums.<br />
Blair plays with style and energy,complementarytoVan'aand<br />
Russ's, and his jazzy,liquidphr<strong>as</strong>ing<br />
completes the Bohemia sound.<br />
As a trio, Bohemia perform with<br />
a presence that is both authoritative<br />
and friendly. Their music h<strong>as</strong><br />
the feel of high energy jazz; funky<br />
and melodic with interesting tonal<br />
coloring.<br />
The band played, most recently, ,<br />
at the Sabbathon, which is where I '<br />
had thegood fortune of experienc<br />
ing their show and later meeting<br />
Russ, whenceforth I proceeded to<br />
interview hi. It w<strong>as</strong> more l ii a<br />
philosophical potpourri than a<br />
music interview. We talked, not<br />
only about his musical diion,<br />
but also many othertopics, such<strong>as</strong><br />
politics, religion, sex, drugs, and<br />
rock-n-roll. (This portion of the inteniew<br />
h<strong>as</strong>, however, been censored.)<br />
Since we were at the<br />
Sabbothon, I <strong>as</strong>ked him what his<br />
feelings were about racism. He re-<br />
plied, "We are all part of the human<br />
condition!' We then talked<br />
about the negative effects of discrimination<br />
and prejudice. Russ<br />
also made a comment about the<br />
positive side of the <strong>issue</strong>. What<br />
could be positive about racism? It<br />
had occurred to me that much ap<br />
ativityisbornof suffering,butRuss<br />
stated it very pointedly by saying,<br />
"The trinity of muses are agony, '<br />
agony, and agony. The most divine<br />
poet swillexistinhell." Amen.<br />
Bohemia will be rele<strong>as</strong>inga disk<br />
shortly and we can all exped the<br />
best from this unique phenom- I<br />
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NEWS, BLUES AND RMEWS<br />
Howdy boys n' girls and<br />
welcome to another installment<br />
of the Rockabilly news from<br />
around the country. I'm starting<br />
to think that there might be<br />
some hope for a cool Rockabilly<br />
scene here in Salt Lake after all.<br />
While it might be a little early<br />
for the local drug stores to start<br />
stocking up on Royal Crown,<br />
some hot bands and cool new<br />
albums in my juke box to keep<br />
all you Cats n' Kittens' fingers<br />
snappin', and toes a' tappin'.<br />
On Tuesday night, July<br />
23rd, I headed on down to The<br />
Bar and Grill private club to<br />
hear a new local Rockabilly<br />
band. When I got to the Bar and<br />
Grill my heart nearly skipped a<br />
beat <strong>as</strong> I saw the words<br />
"Rockabilly Night," printed<br />
right up on the marque. Right<br />
away I knew I w<strong>as</strong> in for a good<br />
night. I stepped inside the club<br />
to see the gear of the "Dead<br />
Cats," set up right on the stage.<br />
Ifelt like I w<strong>as</strong> back home again<br />
<strong>as</strong> I saw the rebel flag flying<br />
behind the stage, and an old<br />
dog house upright b<strong>as</strong>s sitting<br />
in front of the two piece drum<br />
kit. Needless to say, I w<strong>as</strong> beginning<br />
to get stoked.<br />
The "Dead Cats" opened<br />
their set with a nice and raw<br />
cover of Gene Vincent's cl<strong>as</strong>sic<br />
"Be-Bop-A-Lula." From there<br />
on, the set consisted entirely of<br />
cl<strong>as</strong>sic covers ranging from<br />
Eddie Cochran to the Cramps,<br />
and everywhere in between.<br />
When the Cats hit into a rockin'<br />
cover of "The Mule Skinner<br />
Blues," then I knw that these<br />
boys were on the right track.<br />
While I have to say that a set<br />
consisting entirely of covers can<br />
get a little old, in the Dead<br />
Cat's defense this w<strong>as</strong> only their<br />
second gig, and they still managed<br />
to rock the joint. Give<br />
these guys a couple of months<br />
to polish their sound, and to<br />
start writing some original<br />
music, and the Cats'll be a trio<br />
to be reckoned with. All in all,<br />
a great evening of rockabilly.<br />
My hat's off to Chris, Steve,<br />
StevieRay and all the catsat the<br />
Bar and Grill for having theguts<br />
to put on aRockabilly night. To<br />
those of you missed the show,<br />
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING<br />
FOR! Get out to the clubs and<br />
catch the best live form of rock<br />
n' roll in the world: RED HOT<br />
ROCKABILLY! If you wanf to<br />
catch the Dead Cats live in the<br />
future, they'll be playin' alot of<br />
gigs around the Salt Lake area<br />
in the coming months. Check<br />
'em out!<br />
New in my jukebox this<br />
month are a couple rockin' albums<br />
to keep earballs poppin'.<br />
The first is a two-CD set from<br />
Rhino Records called: "Rock<br />
This Town, Rockabilly Hits vol.<br />
#1 and #2." This two-CD set is<br />
a must for anybody who wants<br />
to know what real rock n' roll is<br />
all about. This collection h<strong>as</strong> it<br />
all, from Gene Vincent and<br />
Eddie Cochran to the Bl<strong>as</strong>ters<br />
and Robert Gordon. Whether<br />
you've been into Rockabilly for<br />
years,or you're just gettinginto<br />
this great music, this collection<br />
is a must.<br />
Second on my list is another<br />
rele<strong>as</strong>e from the great Rhino<br />
Records. The Beat Farmers:<br />
Glad nlGre<strong>as</strong>y. This album is a<br />
new rele<strong>as</strong>e of a bunch of songs<br />
the band recorded in England<br />
back in 1985, while the great<br />
Buddy Blue w<strong>as</strong> still with the<br />
band. The Beat Farmers keep<br />
the tradition of great San Diego<br />
rock n' roll bands alive with this<br />
smokin' album. My favorite<br />
cutsare "Powderfinger," agreat<br />
cover of the old Neil Young<br />
song, and "Beat Generation,"<br />
sung by the great Country Dick<br />
Montana. This album definitely<br />
gets my great seal of approval,<br />
so check it out.<br />
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Since. Salt Lake's Rockabilly<br />
scene is still pretty small, I'd<br />
like to hear from any of you<br />
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cool going on. If you're in a<br />
band, have a tape you want re-<br />
an upcoming show, I wanna<br />
know about it. So ple<strong>as</strong>e send<br />
any cool stuff my way to:<br />
P.K.<br />
4451 500N #25<br />
Provo, UT 84601<br />
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Amid the controversy sur- film. First, she decides to go away<br />
The Works of Sam Raimi<br />
roundingRidleyScott'sTkelmannd with Louise, for a weekend in the<br />
stephen King once pronounced clive ~~~k~~ <strong>as</strong> his<br />
Louise, we seem to be finding a woods, withouttellingheroppreswide<br />
divergence of opinion rang- sive husband (whom wesuspect of<br />
successor, calling him the future of horror. ing from "1 loved it" to "I feel that cheating on his wife.) The two<br />
themessagesput fortharenegative womenstopat acowboybarwhere ,<br />
Of course, I take exception espeand<br />
anti-societal." Those who Thelma flirts with an arrogant lacially<br />
with <strong>as</strong> unintentionally bad<br />
didn't like the "messages" seem dies man. Sheis tired of being sub<strong>as</strong>his"HeUraiser"<br />
films haveturned<br />
reluctant tocome right out and say jected by her husband, who we<br />
out. Instead, let me nominate Sam<br />
that they didn't like the film and, find out is the first and only man<br />
Raimi in his place. instead, hark on the themes that she's ever slept with,and shewants<br />
The relatively young Amerithey<br />
feel are or could bedetrimen- to "let loose." Unfortunately, the<br />
can director h<strong>as</strong> worked with the tal, such <strong>as</strong> portraying Thelmaand redneck with whom shechooses to<br />
multi-talented Coen brothers. Since Louise (Gina Davis and Susan party with, can't take "No" for an<br />
his first feature in 1983, Raimi h<strong>as</strong> Sarandon, respectively) <strong>as</strong> glori- answer.<br />
built a loyal following because of fied, gun-toting outlaws and AfterThelma and Louiseare<br />
his penchants for including goo & drunken drivers who get the male ontherun,they happenbyayoung<br />
gore and using camera angles so<br />
antagonists - most of whom are drifter who charms Thelma into<br />
skewed thefd give the late Alfred portrayed <strong>as</strong> authoritarian, super- bed and, by his very nature, turns<br />
Hitchcock a migraine headache. m<strong>as</strong>culine rat b<strong>as</strong>tards (1 believe her on to the romanticism of armed<br />
"male sexism" is the proper term robbery. Thelma h<strong>as</strong> thrown off<br />
Here's a quick roundup of Raimi's here). There is also the anti-es- her m<strong>as</strong>kofthegoodhousewife<strong>as</strong><br />
career:<br />
tablishment message in the re<strong>as</strong>on she realizes that all she needs todo<br />
"Evil hat" (ls8s). shot a<br />
why Thelma and Louise became tobe happy istochoose happiness.<br />
fugitives, in the first place. They Her rebellion against the conven-<br />
8<br />
ridiculously low budget, this don't trust the criminal justice tional life he h<strong>as</strong> led is, however,<br />
schlocky stock-in-trade: style over<br />
system. Louise, who h<strong>as</strong> had some naive and turns out to be self-deance.<br />
Don't let fat-<strong>as</strong>sed Roger kind of p<strong>as</strong>t experience with rap- structive. But she h<strong>as</strong> learned an<br />
'srecommendation fool you- ists and thelaw (thedetails are left important lesson that she shares<br />
m startsslowly, but ends with ambiguous) explains her reluc- with us: You get what you settle<br />
and it's certainly scarier i tance to turn herself in, to the con- for.<br />
st of its ilk. Much blod scientious local sheriff (Harvey Ridley Scott's powerful and<br />
and many limbs fly in Raimi's dc Keitel). She Sites "body cavity moving direction portrays a wide<br />
but. The film also began Raimi' search, life imprisonment, and range of perspectives on relation-<br />
I<br />
working relationship with the ber<br />
death by electrocution" <strong>as</strong> her ships,friendships,andsociety.The<br />
horror neurotic since Jamie Lee<br />
primemotivesforwantingtoavoid ending of the film is perhaps sur-<br />
Curtis--Bruce Camhell. I<br />
law enforcement agents. prising, yet completely satisfying.<br />
menr. xlrernarlngly scary ana Thelma, the naive, young<br />
'~rime~a~~"(ls8B)~hiSlive- funny, I can't help but call EDII a heroine, undergoes a remarkable -Eric M. Zsebenyi<br />
actioncartoongotmuchworsethan modernday horror m<strong>as</strong>terpiece. transformation throughout the<br />
itdeserved: critics panned it, and it Also watchforanothersequel"Evil<br />
moved directly to video. It's too Dead1lI:TheMedievalDeadsoon.<br />
bad, since the film (written by the<br />
Coenbrothers)ischaoticallyfunny. 'YIark Man" (lm) Raimi w<strong>as</strong> TO PLAY 0<br />
It's a spoof of all those inane 40'sB- due to disappoint, and his first<br />
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' -. Q - What Is l e AntEdefamatlon League?<br />
d - Since its beginning in 1913,<br />
century, ADL h<strong>as</strong> consisrived<br />
to protect and<br />
qional tights of all people. Fore-<br />
- . most in our charge in the concept<br />
that the struggle against<br />
, .<br />
ql forms of prejudice and big-<br />
,@try benefits all of America's<br />
nany diverse communities.<br />
son because of their sexual orientation<br />
- are prosecuted to<br />
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strong message is sent to the<br />
would-be perpetratois of future<br />
crimes that law enforcement officials<br />
will not let these crimes<br />
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law enforcement?<br />
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on the city, county, state<br />
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aeusure the level of prejudice bi<strong>as</strong>-motivated crimes, the laws<br />
and bigotry throughout the that exist to effectively respond<br />
- itry?<br />
to such crimes, and how law<br />
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is able to compile accu- pected of, and charged with,<br />
rate and credible research re- such heinous acts.<br />
ports which me<strong>as</strong>ure the level ADL h<strong>as</strong> recently develand<br />
and impact of bi<strong>as</strong>-moti- oped a peace officer training<br />
vated crimes throughout the program that helps police offic-<br />
:ountry. Furthermore, ADL ers learn how to recognize and<br />
tlso monitors the status, activi- respond td bi<strong>as</strong>-iotivated<br />
tiesandagendaofthoseorgani- crimes. This program is preszations<br />
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ther partially, or fully, moti- ers that often separate us.<br />
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ADL been involved in?<br />
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an end to the troub<br />
anti-Semitic and antiwhich<br />
stained the<br />
landscape during t<br />
Gulf war.<br />
ADL actively supported<br />
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state's Fair Employment an<br />
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ADL w<strong>as</strong> a co-litigant<br />
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I<br />
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discrimihation without<br />
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agency and the ADL..<br />
(801-531-7161).<br />
Continue to support<br />
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