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Henry Rollins Rolls Onto Campus Tomorrow Night LIQUORS Sun Rayz Tanning page SIDESHOW March 27, 2003 Henry Rollins rolls onto campus tomorrow night The muscle-bound, tattooed, childhood that landed him in an all- you into me/ I'll turn you into me/ cide: "The only funny part I can find singer, songwriter, poet, boys military school. Rollins sepa- cause I'm a liar, a liar, a liar, a liar...." is, statistically, it might be safer for actor, publisher, punk rocker, rated himself from his divorced par- For many, his twisted observa- you to be in the middle of a liquor humbled egotist, political savvy, ents. And expect to hear about the tional humor might scare more than store holdup than to be at home alterative icon Henry Rollins will recent murder of his best friend, Joe entertain. Rollins explained to The make his 25th appearance of his 50- Cole, on stage. Boston Globe about his tirade on sui- See Rollins. 10 date spoken-word tour at MTSU's It wasn't until Rollins, born Tucker Theatre tomorrow night. Henry Garfield. started identifying But don"t get confused - this himself in the Southern California isn't your beatnik coffee house hardcore punk rock scene with poetry reading. Black Flag that he found mainstream With his in-your-face-tactics and success. He won a Grammy in 1994 cynical humor. Rollins will shock for his Get in the Van: On The Road LIQUORS you, scare you and maybe even tick- with Black Flag diary album. Welcome MTSU Students le your funny bone. The punk rock But it was with his own creation legend has moved past his tumul- - Rollins band with Chris Hashett STUDENT DISCOUNTS (ID Required) tuous years as the lead singer for (guitar). Andrew Weiss (bass) and the '80s phenomenon punk band Sim Cain (drums) - that he saw real 1475 S Church St. Phone: (615) 9074080 Murfreesboro, TN 37130 9 a. i.-ll pa Moo.-Sat. Black Flag. Rollins, now 42. has music stardom when the bands added a new mix in his career - album Weigh went gold. himself, a mic and a stage. Rollins has never strayed from Taqueria La Playita Rollins has made the cameo less his punk rock roots. By starting his a rite of passage and more a style. own publication house, 2.13.61, 724 Memorial 10% MTSU Discount (with ID) Staring in small roles like in Heat Rollins has given underground Photo provided by www.21361.com where he played a body guard for a poets and writers a chance. Blvd. Buy one item or combo plate Spoken-word artist Henry crooked banker, his only line was a MTSU students should expect 1 block North of & get 1 /2 off the second of Rollins will bring his rough- breath taking. "Are you gonna deal the similar rants and raves that are Broad Street edged style to Tucker with these guys?" And the height of most common with Rollins songs. across from equal or lesser value. Theatre tomorrow night. the role was getting beat up by Al From his hit single "Liar." Rollins Bank M Pacino. screams the chorus, "cause I'm a Offer expires 4/30/03. Valid only wth coupon. (615)907-8115 This Renaissance man isn't with- liar/ Yeah, I'm a liar/ I'll tear your Not valid wilh other discount* out his struggles. Because of a bad mind up/ I'll burn your soul/ I'll turn story by wesley murchison Free Tan Day 3rd Saturday of Sun Rayz Tanning Specializing EVERY Month! MTSU's largest tanning salon in 40 Beds No Waiting! Automotive Featuring " Hie Matrix " High Pressure Tanning! Monday-Saturday 7a.m.-8p.m. Sunday 1p.m.-7p.m. Sales 5ervices 9Dne Month of New Cars Automotive Repair Unlimited *i A ir Pre Owned Cars ASE Cert. Tech •tanning 5l¥i¥) Performance Accessories Full Automotive Detailing & Car & Truck Accessories Handwashing Audio Equipment Sun Rayz Tanning Audio Installation Paintless Dent Repair exp. March 31. 2003 U.S. Amps Window Tinting Kove Audio Customize Painting Audiobahn Full Vehicle Maintenance Pioneer NOS Body Kits Buy one get Best Prices In Town one free tan ning in any bed Kevin Dennis Owner Sun Rayz Tanning 10% off of All regular exp March 31. 2003 services and products with a valid MTSU ID Void witn any oiner otters 12 0 3D Mem orial Blvd . (across from O'Chariey's) 1257 NW Broad St Murfreesboro TN 37129 Across from Hooters 890-8343 Phone: (615) 849-8868 .
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