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The sunlight stings his eyes, but Elvis warms the rest of his body, so he lets them suffer. There is a lot of broken glass in his courtyard and he is barefoot, so he walks back into his house. God damn that Alison, and all the other The Buffett philosophy is not a difficult sluts like her. G od damn that Maggie one to understand. Thatcher and all the other coldhearted, Lookingdown at his futon, hepullsat greedy swine. God damn poverty, inequity, his lip and smiles, trying to remember betrayal and dishonesty. Thank god for what happened on it last night Why love, friends and rock-n-roll. was there banana pudding on his Elvis Costello wears his heart on his sheets? He thinks of his newly finished sleeve like a prize fighter's trophy from a relationship, and how a Saturday of te­ long bar brawl with life. Nothing even quila, beer and meaningless sex made it comes close to his ability to captivate an seem a thousand m iles away. , audience when he is really on fire. Last fall I Life is. You have to take it as it comes. ! had the good fortune to see Elvis go all out Many have said that Jimmy Buffett’s at the Bridge Behefit at the Shoreline Am ­ music is a lot of hick junk that makes yup­ phitheater. Completely acoustic and solo, pies put on Hawaiiari shirts and pretend Elvis held an audience o f 20,000 people, like they have no ambition. .So what? who probably really came to see Neil Anyone that can actually stop the rats Young, absolutely spellbound. People from racing must have some kind o f gift. were crying all around when he fired off He makes a weak effort to clean his “Veronica,” a song about his grandmother, apartment, picking up three beer cans. and the entire audience was dancing and Instead, he grabs his towel and walks to singing along when he turned his song “Ra­ the beach. dio Sweetheart” into Van Mormon’s The sun is now h ot and he is glad he “Jackie Wilson Said” and back again. In has his flip-flops on, walking across the concert he is a man possessed, and it is blacktop. Few people are at the beach, magical to watch. yet A lot o f songwriters let age, success and H e is asleep alm ost as soon as he sets contentment get the better o f them, and his sore body on the toweL Waking to start turning out complacent crap. Elvis the sound of the ocean and the yells of has not. If anything, age has tempered his enraptured surfers, he walks down to anger and discontent, giving it a richer the ocean. It is too cold and good and it depth and perspective. H e will be bringing, attacks his senses. I f he were to ever his heart and his sleeve to the Santa Bar­ forget that he was alive, this would re­ bara County Bowl Saturday night at 7. m ind him. Tickets are still available at all Ticket Mas­ Anything that a margarita w on’t cure, ter outlets and the County Bowl box office. the ocean will. — Andrew Rice TODD FRANCB/DluJy Ne«u. Please see BUFFETT, p.3A Please see accompanying review, p.lA

ART: A KINDERj GENTLER MFA REVIEW 2 A Thursday, May 23,1991 Daily Nexus SCENE ONE A Calendar of Upcoming Events

All good things must come to an end and put on the Allman Brothers and relax Bob. yes, it is time for Intermission to bid you ... More classically speaking, violinist Ro­ adieu. This is the official last-ever edition of nald Copes will perform Friday May 24 at 8 Intermission as next year’s arts editors p.m. in Lotte Lehmann. Tickets are only have decided to change the name back to available at the door and cost $8 for Gener­ Arts W eak,or something like that, in order als and $5 for people o f lesser rank.... The to cast off the stigma o f being associated in Leslie Spit Treeo, some kooky guys from any way with Denis Faye and Andrew Rice, Canada, will be at Carnival on the 29th. those filthy degenerate scum. Needless to They are supposed to be a 10,000 Maniacs say, the resale price o f a complete set of In ­ kinda group. termissions is expected to skyrocket like OTh* Ate Hen Ellen Anderson’s “Liz the price of a Ferrari the day after Enzo Istrata” plays M ay 23-25 and M ay 30-June died. W e would like to thank all o f you out 1. It is very sexual and veiy good. there who loved and hated us for all your □Sln-a-manla:£ating is a movie about love and hate, and a big wet kiss on the lips women’s obsession with eating and will to all o f you, especially the Women’s Cen­ premiere Sunday at 1 at the V ic Street ter women, who we know have deeply Theatre. The director and star actress will rooted fantasies o f going to the drive-in be there and there w ill be a dessert served theatre with the Video Guy. ... afterword — no kidding. □Moose-lck: Bob from the A.S. Program □Graffiti on tha Mission Steps: The end , Board has been losing sleep and bugging us of May once more summons up that won­ incessantly trying to make sure that you derful time when people paint Italian street know that the Brothers Figaro will be play­ art all over the ground in front of the mis­ ing the afternoon of May 29 in The Pub.. sion. Last year’s paintings varied from re­ They are two guys from L.A. who have ally great to insipid cliches. Either way, it’s made up a really lousy bunch o f hype about really fun to watch the artists at work and how they are brothers who were separated it’s cheaper than flying to Rome. at birth in Sicily and later reunited. Despite Lastly, Intermission would like to wel­ their lame attempt at novelty, musically come the new director of the University Art they are truly excellent. Their gypsy/folk Museum, Dr. Marla Bems. G ood luck and sound is really neat and people say they re­ best wishes. -... ally jam in concert It is free and you can’t As our good friend Porky Pig likes to say, beat that with a stick. N o w light up a fatty, “Aba dee, Abe dee — ... That’s all folks!” On The Grad Again

Doors and windows will other band that rocks that Featuring the sweet and be rocked; and the last ves­ hard,” Voodoo Love offers powerful vocal stylings of tiges o f I.V.’s now defunct listeners a scathing musical UCSB’s Kelly Green, the* HEY GUESS WHAT? Graduate night club exor­ attack, according to Ana­ hard-edged pop sound of cised, from the newly estab­ conda* managers. Garden Party will lead off THERE ARE 6 MORE lished Anaconda Theatre And while Voodoo Love tonight’s rock procession, tonight, as the virgin club may be the only band at the followed by the Pixiesesque ADVERTISING DAYS hosts a christening, four- show with a following out­ power trio Rogue Cheddar band rock-and-roll show. side the Santa Barbara area, and then the newly re­ LEFT BEFORE THE END Along with three o f Isla the three I.V. groups Gar­ formed and ever-glitzy gang Vista's most potent rock en­ den Party, Rogue Cheddar o f make-up clad glam rock­ OF THE YEAR— sembles, the event w ill fea­ and Glitterbug will also give ers — Glitterbug. ture V oodoo Love, an L.A. locals something to scream SHOCKING ISN'T IT? band boasting members of about, Anaconda entertain­ Amps begin feeding back The Untouchables and a ment manager Keith Brown at 8 p.m. See you m the largely hard-rock sound. said, calling the event “ a slam-pit. Described as a fusion o f small extravaganza o f local “Janes Addiction and some talent.” — Dylan Callaghan

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This Week's Installment: J Oliver Stone ('Platoon, The Doors) Pros & Cons PR O : Makes important movies that earn money. ¡¡WS CON: Will probably film anti-Gulf War movie and get blacklisted. H

Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather Trilogy) PRO: Has enough clout to get 3-hour epic running times from studios. CO N: Stretches 2-hour films into 3-hour epics. David Lynch (Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart) PRO: Bizarre visionary with a love for midgets. CON: Could move in next door to you.

Kevin Costner (Dances With Wolves) PRO: Popular icon with Woody Allen (Annie HaU, Hannah and Her Sisters) lots o f Oscars. / CON: On every magazine PRO: Respected writer, director, actor. cover from Boy’s Life CON: Always plays a neurotic shmo whose Spike Lee (Do the Right Thing, M o’ Better Blues) to Guns A Ammo goal in life is to make it with Mia Farrow. PRO: Young, angry filmmaker with lots to say.' Clint Eastwood (Bird, White Hunter, Black Heart) ■ CON: Studios hate young, angry filmmakers PR O : Wants new persona as eloquent filmmaker. with lots to say. •______;. . CO N : Made more money with Bronco Billy. P|tks alt over the world are constantly saying the French | do it better and cheaper^ After a visit with nine of (hfei I country's best, however, I I j: canassure you that1 . filmmaking b* the'tl^-ofA. has never been stronger. What other country has.the N O -l? fating? Budgets are bigger, running times are Shorter, and the future is as Robert Townsend (Hollywood Shuffle, The Five Heartbeats) Tim Burton (Batman, Edward Scissorhands) bright * » the good o f red, PRO: Rising funnyman with courtside Laker seats. PRO: Visualist whose film heroes inspire dolls, lunch boxes, etc. '.w hite, awl blue, CON: Often confused with Arsenio Hall. CON: Scissorhand condoms didn't sell well. V »Brian Banks

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Travelling salesman Gregor Samsa woke up late one morning to find that he had not only missed his train-he was now a giant bug! H is family is m ote than a little surprised at the change, seeing their son has become a giant cockroach. "Wfe are trying to maintain a normal life, " says Mrs. Samsa, the victims mother, adding that "we1re keeping his room exactly how it has always been.“ Sister Greta Samsa is not so pleased with her brother's change- “He never leaves his room any more...and he stinks!" Brother Gregor seems unfazed by the Metamorphosis, he says only that be is unfortunately not able to continue his previous position at the firm, and that, “I now enjoy rotting food in a way I never did before...“ The Santa Barbara premiere o f Ivo Dvorak's cinematic interpretation o f Kafka's The Metamorphosis takes place tonight in Campbell Hall at 8:00 pm. Ut*s smoke that r o a c h ! mi»»« with sis Greta

BYE! M^pi of you read our smmentaiy, the ble and consistent opinipp|§^§|| limit it now— just adopt i in the heated convi ny movies nowadays. Well, we’re hitting the r°4HMM$F- going roronto and Denver ancf§B|G7and, knows, maybe Kuwait orjorSH Rnd yoj are stuck. (If you just switch dPTand q |ideo guy, people might catch on.) Y< en have to think for yourselves. [Fortunately, we’re going to tell Stick it out, plant your feet fii id, shoulder-width, and gi i or down with the old th jr/or. No stupid numl s’s how. — D a n J< aily Nexus Thursday, May 23,1991 5A

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F o r... American Youth is hemorrhaging Faith. It gushes un­ amorphous spiralling angst which yearns for some truth in checked as if sustained by a national hemophilia. Romanticism and seeks salvation from tangible sins com­ The customary treatments have failed. The panacea mitted by Americans content to ingest advertising slogans, Family, like the doctor's leech, has only spread disease, to conform to the tenets o f ninetofive, and to lay supine, while that sopping rag Religion is saturates and, stripped legs akimbo, as the popularly elected government removes o f astringency, has been cast into the gutter o f derision. its genitalia. And the State, the mighty State, has lost all styptic power The only hope for a resurrection o f faith in America lies as our fathers hold on high-dundering Schwarzkopfs. in the possibility that the hypocrite American Justice can Hope, frail and weary, cowers in the comer before a be slain, that the gun-wielding megalomaniacal harle­ towering wraith who is the embodiment, the incarnation, and console their dreams. And they congregatfe, to share quins in blue will be rehabilitated or educated, that televi­ of a thousand atrocities committed daily in this Land of those precious few drops o f faith in a clean well-lit place. sions can be destroyed faster than they are created, and the Free. The plausibility o f reparation or the chance for Not in hallowed vaulted halls bathed in crimson, that Liberty’s slow suicide, citizen apathy, can be comprehensive change is slight. stained-glass light, where men in black garb purport to overcome. Thus, the faithless cower, too. Cower, and wait: observ­ commune with some esoteric savior who offers redemp­ For those who seek solace in coffee houses: social out-“ ing, learning, doing what they can to nurse their wounds tion from such vagaries as Original Sjn. N o, these disillu­ casts, misfits, punks, doomsayers, anarchists, agnostics, sioned souls seek salvation in dim, wooden, low-ceilinged rebels or simple incompetents unable to function in a ra­ rooms where the sibilance of the espresso steamer re­ tional, just society, there will come a time for fight or flight. places pipe organs or angelic choirs, where communion is And it is my estimation that before American Youth can a black, bitter caffeinated liquid, not a red, pungent receive a transfusion o f faith, it must leave the land of alcohol. Homage to Bureaucracy and seek hope within other The coffee house is a harbor for the homeless, a refuge borders. for recluses and a temple for the faithless, who share an — Os Tyler

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This consisted o f three walls filled with different var­ to figure it out. WALTER T R B O O M y N m iations of old photographs. One wall was a series of tiny Susan Southwick’s room had a much more calming ef­ portraits within large metal frames that were accompanied fect Her emphasis on colors and the way they contrasted Food to Go J.unch • Dinner by other photographs or words which correlated to the with one another was apparent in what were the most Open 7 Days Banquet portraits. Another wall was covered with postcards “as an softly drawn paintings I’ve ever seen. The colors Ms. Dinner Lunch ongoing project ... in reaction to social and political Southwick used exuded a calm, languid feeling in all of her Combinations From events,” as his blurb next to the display stated. H e went oh paintings. Each painting was accompanied with materials From $7.95 $3.55 to explain that his art-by-mail was “intended to elicit an emphasizing the title o f that painting. 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The result was a strange realization of cided with hers. Her work entitled “ Power Bundles” was an artist’s control over perspective. the most original o f her exhibit, not because it was the The exhibit as a whole was a tremendous success. As I most easily differentiated from the rest, but because on HEY UCSB! wandered around I overheard someone describe the show close inspection one discovers that she had created the as “the best compilation o f works I’ve seen in two years.” KTYD 99.9 AND ORCHID BOWL PRESENT work out o f materials she had found. Everything she had Each artist was available in his or her respective room to used was something many or all o f us have found at one talk or answer questions and, although the artists won’t be time or another. There were hanger pieces, softballs and waiting by their exhibits for questioning for the duration of the head of a Batman doll. the show, it is still worthwhile to see their art. 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