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That Magazine from CITR FM102 NOV 1987 That Magazine from CITR FM102 \ <S&* NOV 1987 THE CABARET Wed. 4 THE ROUGH DIAMONDS DC Thu. 5 FAMILY PLOT & guests Fri./Sat. 6/7 HERALD NIX/ ROOTS ROUNDUP 111 Sun. 8 GORDON THOMSON Tues. 10 CO-OP RADIO/CITR BENEFIT with THE HUNTING PARTY STUBBORN BLOOD CD BRUNO GERUSSI'S MEDALLION Wed./Thu. 11/12 RHEOSTATICS & The Four Ones Fri./Sat. 13/14 THE SUE FOLEY BAND Tues./Wed. 17/18 AFRICAN MUSIC FEST S with ASA & THE OGENDENGBE DRUMMERS and guests LU REGGAE FEST Thu. 19 ONE RIDDIM Fri. 20 REDEMPTION > Sat. 21 IMPERIAL FORCE (from Montreal) Tues. 24 AFRICAN TUESDAYS with ASA & THE OGENDENGBE DRUMMERS o and guests Fri. 27 THE SCRAMBLERS with THE SICK ONES and THE JUNK POETS z Sat. 28 REGGAE SATURDAYS with TROPICAL BREEZE 932 GRANVILLE 684-8368 MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 P.M.-2 A.M. SUNDAY 7 P.M.-12 P.M. MONDAY & TUESDAY 2 FOR 1 HIGHBALLS ALL NIGHT WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY HIGHBALLS 990 FROM 8 P.M.-9 P.M. 2 DISCORDER DiSfcORDER That Magazine form CITR Radio 102 November 1987 Vol V No 19 Issue #58 EDITOR Bill Mullan WRITERS Janis McKenzie, Matt Richards, Mike Grigg, Julia Steele, Garnet Harry, Brian Hohm, Anthony Roberts, Robert m Shea, Norman Van Rassel ILLUSTRATORS William Thompson, Julia Schenck, Marty George PHOTOS U.N. Owen COVER David Arthur ART DIRECTOR Matt Richards LAYOUT Brian Hohm, Michael Grigg, Julia Schenck, Chris Buchanen, Emi Koyanagi, Marry George, Lucy Crowther PROGRAM GUIDE • DANGEROUS SEX Louis Jantzen It's catching TYPESETTING • CARNAL TRUISMS Dena Corby, Maja Grip, Don Schuetze Sometimes it hurts BUSINESS MANAGER • FLYING SOLO Randy Iwata Your deepest darkest secret ADVERTISING • SURE I SWEAT Lucy Crowther DISTRIBUTION But is it normal David Newell, Bill Mullan • PHASING OUT THE OLD 'IN-OUT' SUBSCRIPTIONS Alternatives to intercourse Randy Iwata • THIS IS OBSCENE PUBLISHER The Coalition for the Right To View Harry Hertscheg • SONIC YOUTH Because it's there • ELECTRONIC MUSIC Discorder Magazine, c/o CITR - UBC Radio Haircuts not important 6138 SUB Blvd., Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6T 2A5 S(604) 228-3017 Discorder is That Magazine from CITR Radio IN MOST ISSUES 102 and is published monthly by the Student Radio Society of the University of British Columbia, al­ • AIRHEAD though it winds up being printed deep from within Surrey, Canada. readers who write Discorder Magazine prints what it wants to, but • irSTRUE pledges to put the CITR On The Dial program sche­ dule and SpinList record chart in every issue. Dis­ and it's happening corder also vows to circulate 17,500 copies by the • VINYL VERDICT first of each month. Subscriptions are encouraged. nothing but the truth Twelve issues: $12 in Canada, $12(US) in the States, $18 elsewhere. Make money orders or • LOCAL MOTION certified cheques payable to 'CITR Publications'. in a city near you CITR Radio 102 broadcasts a 49-watt stereo sig­ nal throughout the Vancouver area at 101.9 FM. • ON THE DIAL But for best reception, hook up to the FM cable net­ everyperson's guide to CITR work. CITR is at 101.9 cable FM on Rogers (Lower Mainland) and Shaw (North Shore) cable systems, • SPIN LIST but is still at 100.1 on Rogers (Fraser Valley). platters that matter Inquiries about CITR, Discorder or the Mobile • HINDSIGHT Sound System can be directed to station manager Harry Hertscheg at 228-3017, between 10 am - 4 a good place to finish pm, Monday to Friday. If you want to talk to the deejay, call 228-2487 or 228-CITR. based on available facts. True, there's been a cover-up. People are not informed. Imag­ ine what would happen if they did know. Think of it this way. What organizations answer to no man and can do all their business in secret? The CIA and the CSIS. They've done it in the past. They're doing it now. Of THE Nancy's "Say No" campaign is utterly futile if not strong enticement for experimentation. While our cities are decaying, more and more people are escaping the stress, ignor­ ing the crap all around them. Meanwhile, we're all swimming in it. If anyone out there ft>& THE still has the strength to care about their society, YOUR culture, then stop and think. The real world stinks for too many people. A better world is what we need in order to WPewtfflTS/'' survive. Not more "Soma". Theodore F. P.S. Sorry for the brevity of AIRHEAD this month. Blame it on Canada Post. Blame it on Brian Mulroney Blame it on the World Communist Conspiracy. But please keep on writing. MORE UGLY TRUTHS Airhead, Upon reading your last issue (DRUGS), AIRHEAD many conflicts came to mind. Sure, people c/o CITR use them and have for a long time. Saying 6138 SUB Blvd. Vancouver, B.C. "No" only makes the uninitiated curious. The V6T 2AS only culture to my knowledge that was found "drug-free" was the Inuit (now changed, of course); but the use of "illegal" drugs is not J'ACCUSE just about people experimenting or trying to Discorder, ignore, cope with or recreate reality. It's I am having read your Discorder called about money. "Drugs". I think you are all horrible commu­ Huge profits to be made from controlling nists, and deserve to die horriblest way the supply. This means power (i.e.: Mafia which is possible. Why you are telling people and organized crime). Nowadays, of course, this drug-things. Also, you are bad, you it isn't just the Mafia. For instance, the never care someone is going to read this Contras in Costa Rica are financing at least it's^TrueY thing and go for horrible acid journey, maybe part of their war on Nicaragua through toss his bodie from Lion's Gate Bridge. smuggling cocaine into the United States. SPEAKING OF SEX, IT MUST BE NOVEM- Francoise Hardy Read "The Politics of Heroin". It's about the ber. Did you know that November along with struggle in Vietnam. US military planes would February are North America's two top televi­ There are no Communists at Discorder. All fly in with crates marked "Humanitarian Aid" sion viewing months? Why do you think that who participate must sign a series of four (actually guns) and fly out full of heroin. Read is? Could it be that people stay home alot? loyalty oaths. There aren't any Liberals, "In These Times" (August 5-18, 1967, Vol. Well, CITR's doing its bit to get you out this Catholics or Freemasons either. 11, No. 3). It quotes the Pulitzer Prize- month, though believe us, it's not easy. winning Miami Herald, The New York Times, November 1st (Sunday) sees Northern A QUESTION OF TOLERANCE Spin, West 57th, as well as convicted Ireland's That Petrol Emotion's local debut Airhead, smugglers and weapons dealers. All sources at the Town Pump with Sons of Freedom Please convey to Fuckface Winslo that point to the obvious source of the crack and warming up. This will be a blazing show with Cannabis IS addictive! I know it's all in good cocaine now on the streets in most major lots of wicked guitar. Hope you didn't read fun, you say, but Not So! Some of your idiot cities. It started to hit me in the face when all this too late. Nine days later (Tuesday night) readers of Discorder believe it all. I heard of available was Afghan hash and The Beat Farmers will be hammering out the (unsigned) Colombian cocaine. Every junky's toke is a tunes at 86 Street. And just three days later, bullet, every toot a weapon for an illegal CITR presents the concert of the year. U2 at There is a world of difference between conflict in Central America. Even the United B.C. Place. Actually, we aren't presenting it, physical addiction and mental habit. Alcohol States Drug Enforcement Agency admits the but they did ask us first, and we declined (like heroin) is addictive. Cannabis (like Contras are smuggling. But the only ship­ seeing as how it was so close to Remem­ television) is habit-forming. Just keep in ments busted are the Big Boys' competitors; brance Day. mind, an addiction can kill, whereas I've yet Thai-weed and grass and the small-time Otherwise barring the sudden demise of to hear of anyone actually "dying" for a toke. operators. Western Civilization (not such a paranoid PS., I'd rather be a Fuckface than a Don't be naive. This is serious business. concept these days) we'll be back next Fuckhead any day A simple conclusion drawn from evidence month. 4 DISCORDER 1 1 "Pi&k 1 &=..„,.,,„ H SHB; BP > K 4§ . *>•" •• f^ _.._ _,^ a Spiral Perms 1 Tl I '55 (VERTICAL ALTERNATIVE MUSIC returns to r7s*~. ae^SrUTW1 NOV. ""* 2-7 MJR2Y (CAT* S-MPLASTlCrAfiX 25 26 27 ^An^ ADyeRsiry ?u^nc^ Sl<K4A,aF CAasSkaV £v;rar bv gS^^*^ g^67KTu£l llli^lTHASTINC^I:. NOVEMBER 1987 5 -"•••?#'.^'.V.; •»>-•;'• ^.%tf? ^^My*3 DANGEROUS SEX "We have a patient, a young girl, she do the job. Kind of makes you question key two hundred reported cases. I don't know went to Africa, hiking around, backpack­ aspects of the libertarian revolutions of the how many of them had already died. If you ing - she had sex with two guys the whole sixties and seventies, doesn't it? Peace, look at the seed - the incidence of AIDS per time - she was away about six months. drugs, free love? Kind of makes you feel as hundred thousand population - the inci­ One guy in Zaire.
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