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The University of British Columbia te % ?:^c''ia Wednesday, December 28th ZZjmTuJ: Recording Artists Amdl I BOLERO LAVA with special guests z big see. * ill 0 Doors 8 P.M. •" ORi Tickets at VTC/Ticketmaster ID Charge by phone - 604-280-4444 DEL RUBIO TRIPLETS direct from LA. NEW YEARS EVE SATURDAY DECEMBER 31 TICKETS ON SALE NOW ADVANCE S20.00/AT THE DOOR $25.00 TIX: VTC/TICKETMASTER CALL (604) 280-4444 to charge by phone You read about them In People Magazine, Details, Spin Magazine, The Village Voice. You saw them on David Letterman, Good Morning America, Entertain­ ment Tonight, The Dick Clark Show, Married With Children and soon to be aired, The Pee Wee Herman Christmas Special! 1250 RICHARDS ST. ALLEY ENTRANCE 688-2648 DlSfcORDER —zzzz 4 H0W FAR ,s FAR? That Magazine from CITR FM 102 A Contest Consumated JANUARY 1989 * ISSUE # 72 —> 6 SHINDIG EDITOR Kevin Smith •^ •"•"•" The Winners! EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Viola Funk, Barb Wilson, Miss Finch 6 A MAINTENANCE DRINKER'S WRITERS Janis McKenzie, Dave Watson, GUIDE TO BEING A SHINDIG Michael Leduc, Mimi Nightingale, Keith Parry, Dave Campbell, Patrick Mokrane, Sian O'Shea, JUDGE Julia Schenck. A Judgely Viewpoint ART DIRECTOR Marty George TOP TEN ARTISTS Michael Fraser 9 BRIGHT/HEAT/WONDER PHOTOGRAPHER Mandel Ngan A Story COVER Ann Miller REASONS PRODUCTION MANAGER Michael Grigg 12 PAUL MORRISSEY LAYOUT BY Kevin and Marty The Man of Trash, Mixed Blood and Spike PROGRAM GUIDE BY Kathryn Hayashi TYPESETTING AMS Desktop Publishing ADVERTISING AND DISTRIBUTION TO LIVE 14 I ALMOST INTERVIEWED MANAGER Matt Richards SONIC YOUTH ACCOUNTS AND SUBSCRIPTION GUY Randy And It Changed My Life Iwata PUBLISHER Harry Hertscheg AND DIE 17 ART AND ABOUT Discorder is That Magazine from CiTR 101.9 Fm. It's published monthly by the Student Radio Society Julia Gets Into This Art Thing of the University of British Columbia. It's printed in Surrey, Canada. Discorder Magazine prints what 18 SCREAMING TREES it wants to, but pledges to (try and) put the CiTR On They've Got Hair And They Know How To The Dial program guide and Spin List record chart in Use It every issue. We also vow to circulate 17,500 copies to over 200 locations by the first of each month. 4 AIRHEAD Twelve-month subscriptions are $12 in Canada, readers who write $12(US) in the States, $20 elsewhere. Make money orders or certified cheques payable to Discorder Maga­ 20 VIDEO EYE zine. All written, drawn or photographed contribu­ tions are welcome. But don't expect to get anything watching out for your best interests back. To pick up or to improve your reception of CiTR's 49-watt stereo signal, just put a little effort 27 ON THE DIAL into it. Stick a clothes hanger or some other kind of every person's guide to citr antenna to your receiver. Better yet, if you're a sub­ scriber to Rogers, Shaw or Delta Cable, turn us on at 28 LOCAL MOTION 101.9 cable fm. Office hours for CiTR, Discorder and the CiTR Mobile Sound Rental are Mon-Fri, in a city near you 10am-4pm. Please call then. But call 228-3017. For the News/Sports line, call 224-4320. To talk to the Top Ten Reasons To Live: 29 SPINLIST DJ, call 228-2487 or 228-CiTR. Daddy bought me a new BMW. the hipper sounds Haven't tried Calvin Klein's TOP 10 REASONS TO LIVE new fragrance yet. Shopping. 1. I don't live with my boyfriend anymore, Frat parties. 2. but I still have my boyfriend I'm just so good-looking. 3. My job pays me a lot of money Lifetime membership at 4. I'm only in my 20's Zalko's paid up. 5. I'm thin I've finally reached the optimal 6. I have a fancy title for a job I don't get paid for shade of blond. 7. My boyfriend's band is on their way to stardom (I hope) 8. Haven't slept with a major rock god yet. 8. Food, food, glorious food 9. Or the captain of the football team. 9. I drive a Cadillac 10. I get everyting when Mummy and 10. My cat needs me Daddy kick the bucket. TOP 10 REASONS TO DIE Top Ten Reasons To Die: Daddy won't buy me a new condo. 1. Can't decide what colour my hair should be Perm turned out too frizzy. 2. Our government - provincial Started to get under eye wrinkles. 3. Our government - federal Can't find a good electrolysis 4. My car is too expensive to drive technician. 5. I didn't make the record cover OhMyGodlAZit! 6. Drinking makes me sicker than ever Vancouver winters are too short 7. I can't get my own way all of the time to get full use of a mink coat. 8. It's bound to happen some time Caught my boyfriend Biff with my 9. Work, work, work sorority sister Tawni. 10. My mother tells me I'll never be able to live with any man Broke a nail. I may have to get a job eventually. Miss Finch . Hairspray build-up. Discorder by Cornelia 'Muffy' Smythe Simpson HOW FAR IS FAR? loyal listener on a rural hilltop, 128 km from the CITR transmitter on Point Grey A has been confirmed as one of the winners of the How Far is Far, How Near is Near - Pick Up CiTR and Win contest. Mike Pentz of Rosedale, BC will have a radio program broadcast from his home as one of his rewards for receiving the 49 watt signal without the aid of cable. book or record- Mike will also receive a one-year membership to (possibly) the world's finest radio station, a twelve­ can't decide ? month free subscription to Discorder (that magazine AIRHEAD from CiTR), a full set of CiTR buttons (in all 20 come +o C/o CITR flavors, more or less) and dinner for two at Taf's Cafe 6138 SUB Blvd. on Granville Mall. Vancouver, B.C The contest was initiated by the station as part of albion books VST 2A5 its campaign to promote the increase in broadcast UUe. hucLv-e berth-- yujoJl'ty power. RATMAN'S RETORT Honorable Mention usexi bcro-ks and records Dear Fuckhead: David Eidse, who hears rap music on CiTR I am writing in respect to Bill Baker's interview loud and clear from the ghetto blaster in his Nanaimo of me published in your December issue of DISCOR­ bedroom, and Mike Cherry of Ganges on Saltspring DER. Are you guys hard up, or what? Not only does Island both receive honorable mention for being that before mentioned interview make me look like a second and third closest. They also have our sympa­ real dirthead, especially because I would not partici­ thies as they have a good chance of having their albion books pate in it, but it has no entertainment value as reading reception of 101.9 fm overtaken by Victoria's cam­ 523 Richards ST. $ material. You should have seen the interviewer - he pus station, CFUV, when that station goes high Vancouver* 662-3113 was wearing a baseball hat, which I hate, and since I power sometime this month. CiTR station manager, am a firm believer in judging people because of what Harry Hertscheg, regrets the loss of such loyal listen­ they wear, I really didn't have time for the guy. Also, ers through no fault of their own and promises the as you can tell, there were more interesting people in station will do everything in its power to "slip our room. I am also angry because Mr. Baker (and I use signal over to them." the term lightly) purposely edited out my telling of How Near is Near? where my band, Girls! Girls! Girls! was playing just There has still been no confirmed winner in the because he was steamed at being ignored by a mem­ How Near portion of the contest, but we were close. ber of Vancouver's alternative scene. The whole pur­ Holly Hendrigan, a UBC student living at Gage pose of the interview was to promote the concert on claimed she couldn't get CiTR, even though her CINEMA-16 New Year's at (nightclub, time, address) in the first apartment is directly below the transmitter. But when place. The point of my letter though is to ask why you Harry called to check her entry, her roommate said, printed such a bogus article in the first place? When "Oh, I thought she could get it." • January 4 I was editor of the school paper in Richmond we had "I really don't believe it's possible," says Harry, Carlos Suara more entertaining articles, for fucks sakes. I would've "with all the entries we've gotten from places like • The Hunt rather read a cereal box than that interview for excite­ Point Roberts, the Gulf Islands and all through the ment. Why don't you guys get some writers? Fraser Valley, how could someone directly under our January 11 transmitter not pick us up? All it takes is a little r Sincerly, effort." But he's willing to give her a second chance. Erotica Sries Mark Dumaln (aka Ratman) "We dare anyone to step forward and prove us wrong. Sternberg Invite us over for dinner, or even just a cup of coffee. • The Blue Angel We're always looking for "GOOD" writers. If your radio can survive our rigorous antenna test: Put your money where your mouth is.
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