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08.22.03 Sports
ENTERTAINMENTpage 19 Technique • Friday, November 7, 2003 • 19 Whoa Keanu! Devil in a blue dress We know you probably saw Matrix Jacket football faces off against ENTERTAINMENT Revolutions already. But, still, read Duke this weekend. Check out the what we have to say. Page 23 ‘Nique’s predictions. Page 29 Technique • Friday, November 7, 2003 What time is it? Ferrell loves yellow tights and candy Almost “12:51” The hilarious actor sits down with the ‘Nique in Buckhead to talk about his new movie, Elf The Strokes return to Atlanta Nov. 9 to promote their sophomore By Julia Trapold album Room on Fire. The concert is Advertising Manager at the Tabernacle; Kings of Leon and Regina Specter will round out When you hear Will Ferrell’s the night. Doors open at 7 p.m. name, you probably think of “Frank Tickets are $29.50, general admis- the Tank” or Craig, the Spartan sion. cheerleader. But in Elf, Ferrell tack- les a different type of role in a film aimed at family audiences. Flamenco the night In Elf, Ferrell plays Buddy, a hu- man who was raised by elves at the away at Twist North Pole. Upon discovering he is actually a human, he goes to New Gypsy Moon is hosting live fla- York City to find his real father. menco and belly dancing in the tra- Due to his previously sheltered ex- dition of southern Spain. The event istence, Buddy runs into several sur- is at 8 p.m. Nov. 8 at Twist Restau- prises in New York and is oblivious rant and Bar in Phipps Mall. -
11MG International Nolds Worldwide Meeting in Boston
International 11MG International Nolds Worldwide Meeting In Boston BMG Entertainment International gathered its managing directors for a worldwide conference this spring in Boston, where online music sales, border- crossing repertoire, and an expected resurgence for Amer- ican rock'n'roll were key topics of discussion. "We've had great presentations and great music," says Rudi Gassner, chairman/CEO of BMG Entertainment International, who led the gath- ering of more than 100 managing directors, marketing VPs, and associ- ates at Boston's Park Plaza Hotel. Along with showcases by priority BMG acts, those assembled also heard from Thomas Middelhoff, chair - man/CEO of BMG's parent company, Bertelsmann A.G.; Strauss Zelnick, president/CEO of BMG Entertainment; and U.S. label chiefs, including Clive Davis, president/CEO of Arista Records; Bob Jamieson, president of RCA Records; Joe Galante, chairman of the RCA Label Group in Nashville; and L.A. Reid, chairman/president of LaFace Records. Offering a country accent, RCA Records Nashville's Sara A soulful set was served up by LaFace Records vocalist Evans performed an impressive set for the BMG execu- Shanice at the Paradise club. tives. Sho wn, from left, are Nick Stewart, VP of interna- tional A &R and marketing, BMG U.K. and Ireland; Joe Galante, chairman of the RCA Label Group in Nashville; Evans; and Rudi Gassner, president /CEO of BMG Enter- tainment International. RCA's Eve 6 performed for BMG Entertainment International managing directors and guests at Boston's Paradise club. Pictured, from left, are Jack Rovner, exec- utive VP /GM of RCA Records; Rudi Gassner, president /CEO of BMG Entertain- ment International; Eve 6's Max Collins (vocals and bass); Eve 6's Jon Siebels (guitar); Bob Jamieson, president of RCA Records; Strauss Zelnick, president/ CEO of BMG Entertainment; Eve 6's Tony Fagenson (drums); and Dwayne Welch, VP of international marketing, RCA Records. -
No Ordinary World Duran Duran’S Simon Le Bon Hungry to Keep Audiences Dancing Zoe-Ruth Photography
VOLUME 10, NUMBER 5 NUMBER 10, VOLUME NO ORDINARY WORLD DURAN DURAN’S SIMON LE BON HUNGRY TO KEEP AUDIENCES DANCING ZOE-RUTH PHOTOGRAPHY 418 Sheridan Road Highland Park, IL 60035 847-266-5000 www.ravinia.org Welz Kauffman President and CEO Nick Pullia Communications Director, Executive Editor Nick Panfl Publications Manager, Editor Alexandra Pikeas Graphic Designer IN THIS ISSUE FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Since 1991 12 Practice Room with a View 9 Message from the Chairman 3453 Commercial Ave., Northbrook, IL 60062 Te Juilliard Quartet’s Joseph Lin and and President www.performancemedia.us | 847-770-4620 Astrid Schween prepare musicians for 31 Rewind Gail McGrath - Publisher & President more than the concert stage. Sheldon Levin - Publisher & Director of Finance By Wynne Delacoma 50 Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute 18 Grateful Eternal Account Managers 52 Reach*Teach*Play Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead Rand Brichta - Arnie Hoffman - Greg Pigott made music for all time. 57 Salute to Sponsors Southwest By Davis Schneiderman Betsy Gugick & Associates 972-387-1347 24 No Ordinary World 73 Annual Fund Donors Duran Duran’s Simon Le Bon is hungry Sales & Marketing Consultant 80 Corporate Partners to keep audiences dancing. Mike Hedge 847-770-4643 81 Corporate Matching Gifs David L. Strouse, Ltd. 847-835-5197 By Miriam Di Nunzio 34 ‘Home Schooled’ 82 Special Gifs Cathy Kiepura - Graphic Designer Jonathan Biss and Pamela Frank recall Lory Richards - Graphic Designer their master classes in growing up as 83 Event Sponsors A.J. Levin - Director of Operations (and with) musicians. 84 Board of Trustees Josie Negron - Accounting By Mark Tomas Ketterson 85 Women’s Board Joy Morawez - Accounting 40 Unplugged, Unbound Willie Smith - Supervisor Operations Chris Cornell fnds ‘higher truth’ 86 Associates Board Earl Love - Operations in his music by going acoustic. -
Split Enz Reunion Issue 48
FEATURE Reunion tours can often be about ‘no shame’, ‘no money’ or both… thankfully, not this one. The recent Split Enz tour became more than a reunion of musos, but engineers and techs as well. Text: Mark O’Connor HISTORY REPEATS SPLIT ENZ LIVE IN 2006 AT 40 News that yet another ’70s or ’80s band has done Crowded House whenever they played reformed to hit the road again may, depending NZ, and I actually did a Canadian/American on the band, be greeted with anything from high tour with them in 1989. But being one of anticipation, through yawning indifference, to a the principals of this company I wasn’t really collective groan of dismay from the music-loving interested in spending a lot of time sashaying public. The worst case scenario might see one around the world touring with musicians or two surviving members lumbering onstage, – much as I would have liked to. But I always backed by some musically competent but, for the worked with them when they came to NZ.” most part, uncharismatic ring-ins, to re-inflate And Paul is also himself a musician (one time the repertoire with lacklustre renditions of songs member of notorious New Zealand band that haven’t really stood the test of time – the Schtung – “sort of arty farty crossover electrical whole enterprise sadly lacking any authenticity, pop”), a skill that found him juggling additional bereft of even a spark of what it was that made onstage duties. that band so vital and original in its day. “In 1996 I toured with Neil and Tim for the first Best-case scenario? Split Enz’s recent History Finn brothers album in NZ and Australia, and Repeats tour! A seven-date June dash round also played piano onstage for a few songs. -
Előadó Album Címe Hanghordozó Kiadó Release Oszlop1 Oszlop2
Előadó Album címe Hanghordozó Kiadó Release Oszlop1 Oszlop2 Oszlop3Oszlop4 Oszlop5 A CAMP A CAMP CD STOCK 2001.08.16 A FINE FRENZY BOMB IN A BIRDCAGE CD VIRGI 2009.08.27 A FINE FRENZY PINES CD VIRGI 2012.10.11 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS BEST OF -12TR- CD JIVE 2005.12.05 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS PLAYLIST-VERY BEST OF CD EPIC 1990.06.30 A TEENS GREATEST HITS CD STOCK 2004.05.20 A TRIBE CALLED QUEST LOW END THEORY CD JIVE 2003.08.28 A TRIBE CALLED QUEST MIDNIGHT MARAUDERS CD JIVE 2003.08.28 A TRIBE CALLED QUEST PEOPLE'S INSTINCTIVE TRAV CD JIVE 2003.08.28 A.F.I. SING THE SORROW CD UNIV 2003.04.22 A.F.I. DECEMBER UNDERGROUND CD IN.SC 2006.06.01 AALIYAH AGE AIN'T NOTHIN' BUT A N CD JIVE 2005.12.05 AALIYAH AALIYAH CD UNIV 2007.10.04 AALIYAH ONE IN A MILLION CD UNIV 2007.10.04 AALIYAH I CARE 4 U CD UNIV 2007.11.29 AARSETH, EIVIND ELECTRONIQUE NOIRE CD VERVE 1998.05.11 AARSETH, EIVIND CONNECTED CD JAZZL 2004.06.03 ABBA 18 HITS CD UNIV 2005.08.25 ABBA RING RING + 3 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA WATERLOO + 3 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA ABBA + 2 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA ARRIVAL + 2 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA ALBUM + 1 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA VOULEZ-VOUS + 3 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA SUPERTROUPER + 3 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA VISITORS + 5 CD POLYG 2001.06.21 ABBA NAME OF THE GAME CD SPECT 2002.10.07 ABBA CLASSIC:MASTERS. -
1. EASY LIKE a SUNDAY MORNING 1. How Many
THE LEGENDARY 1. EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING 3. RECENT HISTORY 1. How many dudes do you know who “roll like this”? 1. Which 21 year old recently signed deals with Ministry of Sound _______________________________________________________ UK and Universal Music Publishing Australia? 2. Which Chris Knox song features on the current Vogel’s ad? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 2. Name any two artists who performed at SXSW this year (1/2 point each) 3. In which country was Tami Neilson born? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 3. What is the name of Georgia Knott’s all-female side project? 4. Stan Walker won which TV competition at the start of his career? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 4. JessB played professional netball for which franchise? 5. Brooke Fraser won a Grammy under what name? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 5. Aldous Harding collaborated with which Seattle artist at this years 6. Cheryl Moana Marie is the sister of which singer? Auckland Arts Festival? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 7. What were Herbs sensitive to? 6. Lexxa features the twin daughters of which legendary guitarist/ _______________________________________________________ producer? -
Mchale-Goodrum Win Top Spots in WCSA 767 Students Cast Votes in Wednesday's Election
Blk Cyan Magenta Yellow The Oldest Continuously Published Student Newspaper in the Nation March 27, 2008 Volume 146, No. 19 McHale-Goodrum win top spots in WCSA 767 students cast votes in Wednesday's election By Michael DiBiasio is what [the students] favored, Transcript Reporter then we humbly accept this decision without question.” Juniors Rory McHale and Osei-Bonsu and his running- Ben Goodrum became the next mate, Kristina Fitch, received president and vice president of 35.2 percent of the vote, while WCSA last night, winning 51.5 the Amanda Zecheil-Anthony percent of the vote. Rosato ticket received 13.3 per- McHale and Goodrum built cent. their platform on environmental Zecheil also said she was sat- and accessibility awareness and isfied with the future president properly representing the stu- and vice president. dent body. “I am so proud of the student “Everything we promised body’s choice of Rory and Ben," is next," said Goodrum, vice Zecheil said. "I trust them and president-elect. "We’re going to their platform, and I am excited begin to fulfill what we said we for their leadership. They have would do in our platform, and been so supportive of me, and nothing has changed." I am thankful to have gotten to “We said we would be know them both better through accountable, we would be dedi- this process." cated and we would be genu- McHale and Goodrum hope ine," said McHale, president- their fellow candidates will con- elect. "That’s what [students] sider running for a class rep- can look forward to next year; resentative position, or stay Photo by Greg Stull working with the environment, involved in WCSA in other Juniors Ben Goodrum (left) and Rory McHale triumphed in the election with 51.5 percent of the vote Wednesday. -
Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Neil Finn
Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Neil Finn--Once Removed by Neil Finn Crowded House – “Don’t Dream It’s Over” It starts with that magical guitar riff, so unmistakable that it takes us back to the Fab Four days of the sixties—but no it’s not The Beatles but New Zealand’s Crowded House; Unbeknownst to Neil Finn who penned this already tender classic— “Don’t Dream It’s Over,” to my ears, is a modern day, 1980’s reimagining of John Lennon’s “A Day in the Life.” When asked about his Beatles influence Finn replied, “ Not directly, although I’m sure he’s in there somewhere – he’s always in my thoughts. My songs never have clear narratives. I describe moments, work in some feelings and hope for empathy. Growing up, that was my appreciation of music. When I first heard John Lennon singing Help! I thought he sounded really happy; I didn’t know he was seriously in trouble. To me, a good song is about intent, delivery and little resonances. I’m not interested in an intellectual process .” When talking about his craft, Neil Finn said this about songwriting, “I t’s like working with clay. You’ve just got to mould the words until they fit the type of rhythm and meter of the song really well. That’s where the craft comes in .” Neil delved further inside his gift of song when he told writer Graham Reid, “ I like to incorporate different events into the one thing, the formula of truth and reality and in-between is different for every song, but there’s always an element of all three. -
Cob Records Porthmadog, Gwynedd, Wales
COB RECORDS PORTHMADOG, GWYNEDD, WALES. LL49 9NA Tel:01766-512170. Fax: 01766 513185 www.cobrecords.com e-mail [email protected] CD RELEASES & RE-ISSUES JANUARY 2001 – DECEMBER 2003 “OUR 8,000 BEST SELLERS” ABOUT THIS CATALOGUE This catalogue lists the most popular items we have sold over the past three years. For easier reading the three year compilation is in one A-Z artist and title formation. We have tried to avoid listing deletions, but as there are around 8,000 titles listed, it is inevitable that we may have inadvertently included some which may no longer be available. For obvious reasons, we do not actually stock all listed titles, but we can acquire them to order within days providing there are no stock problems at the manufacturers. There are obviously tens of thousands of other CDs currently available – most of them we can supply; so if what you require is not listed, you are welcome to enquire. Please read this catalogue in conjunction with our “CDs AT SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES” as some of the more mainstream titles may be available at cheaper prices in that feature. Please note that all items listed on this catalogue are of U.K. manufacture (apart from Imports denoted IM or IMP). Items listed on our Specials are a mix of U.K. and E.C. manufacture; we will supply you the items for the price/manufacturer you chose. ******* WHEN ORDERING FROM THIS CATALOGUE PLEASE QUOTE CAT 01/03 ******* the visitors r/m 8.50 live 7.50 ALCHEMY live at t’ fillmore east deluxe 16.50 tales of alibrarian coll’n+ DVD 20.00 10 CC voulez vous r/m 8.50 -
The Ithacan, 2000-09-28
Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 2000-01 The thI acan: 2000/01 to 2009/2010 9-28-2000 The thI acan, 2000-09-28 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_2000-01 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 2000-09-28" (2000). The Ithacan, 2000-01. 6. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_2000-01/6 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 2000/01 to 2009/2010 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 2000-01 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. Sports DiManno triumphs Eve 6 packs house Accent n Cla~s1fic<l 21 Senior returned from tom ACL Sold-out concert rocks Comic~ 20 to break record. Page 23 Emerson Smtes Page 14 Opinmn 10 '), Sport~ -.l Vol. 68, No. 5 Ithaca, N.Y The 28 Pages, Free lfl11 lUJ rs di a y -g· September 28, 2000 •--"1 www.ithaca.edu/ithacan Named Best College Weekly in the Nation for 1999-2000 The Newspaper for the Ithaca College Community Fire empties dining hall Two terraces evacuated as smoke spreads BY BRYAN POOLE AND MICHAEL HENRY Staff Writers A fire broke out at 6:40 p.m. yesterday in the Terrace Dining Hall, forcing 700 din ers and an undetermined number of resi dents in the adjoining Terraces l and 2 to evacuate. The fire began at a grill operated by a chef manager. A Campus Safety officer who was eating dinner ran into the kitchen and activated the fire suppressant system, Public Information Director Dave Maley said. -
Officials· Discuss Parking
University of Missouri, St. Louis IRL @ UMSL Current (2000s) Student Newspapers 3-5-2001 Current, March 05, 2001 University of Missouri-St. Louis Follow this and additional works at: http://irl.umsl.edu/current2000s Recommended Citation University of Missouri-St. Louis, "Current, March 05, 2001" (2001). Current (2000s). 48. http://irl.umsl.edu/current2000s/48 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at IRL @ UMSL. It has been accepted for inclusion in Current (2000s) by an authorized administrator of IRL @ UMSL. For more information, please contact [email protected]. UMSL teams prepare for VOLUME 34 spring season In our spring edition of the March 5, Sports Update we look at the spring Riverwomen and 2001 Rivermen. Don't miss our extra basketball coverage ISSUE 1014 and sports commentaries. ~ Tabloid Insert THECURRENTONLINE.COM UNIVERSITV O F MISSOURI - S T. LOUIS THE PARKING FORUM I Fewer class ' offerings at night delays students' progress BY RHASHAD PITTMAN ., See the Nerd staff 11'riter Table in print When A.l1twone Belle, 31, came to UMSL four years ago with over 60 and on the web! credit hours, he had plans of graduat ing with two degrees in about three years. But to his dismay, that plan This week we meet Nolan's would be altered because of the lack of grandpa! Visit The Current courses available for evening students Online to see the cartoon in atUMSL. vivid color. Do you like The Nerd Belle, a senior double-majoring in Table? See page 9 for iriforma criminology and criminal justice and tion on how to contact cartoon Political Science, enrolled at UMSL in ist Marty Johnson and tell him the fall of 1997. -
Eve 6 to Rock Suwanee the Southern California Pop-Punk Trio That Is Eve 6 Will Rock Town Center Park with a Free Concert Performance on August 10
ross Official newsletter C of the R ads June 2013 Eve 6 to rock Suwanee The Southern California pop-punk trio that is Eve 6 will rock Town Center Park with a free concert performance on August 10. The band enjoyed platinum and gold success in the late 1990s and early 2000s with hit singles like “Inside Out,” “Leech,” Promise,” “On the Roof Again,” and “Here’s to the Night.” Eve 6 inked its first record deal before members had fin- ished high school, released its first album in 1998, and called it quits in 2004. Original band members – Max Collins New homebuilding on vocals and bass, Jon shows signs of health, growth Siebels on The front-page headline in the May 10 Atlanta-Journal guitar, and Constitution read: “New homebuilding shows signs of life.” drummer Tony Based on City data and realtor reports, if that story had been Fagenson – reunited in 2011 and released a fourth album, written specifically about Suwanee, the headline might have Speak in Code, last year. Stand-out singles from this most read, well: “New homebuilding shows signs of health, growth.” recent album include “Curtain” and “Victoria.” In January, Redfin named Suwanee (along with Roswell and Smyrna) as one of 2013’s hottest up-and-coming neighbor- Eve 6 will take the stage at 8 p.m. An opening band will hoods in metro Atlanta. Redfin’s prediction is proving to be on be announced at a later date; check www.suwanee.com for target as new construction as well as prices in Suwanee are up, updates about this summer community concert.