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FLOUNDERING VOLLEY TECH HOSTS MODEL UN Tech’s women’s volleyball team lost Students from Southeastern high ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday to undefeated Clemson. Th eir schools came to attend the 9th annual Page 33 Page 11 Technique • Friday, October 19, 2007 record has dropped to 5-4. Model UN Conference.

Fall gets cool with fun festivals Food festival serves it up Atlanta unmasks Echo By Hahnming Lee By Hahnming Lee & Jarrett Oakley Sports Editor Sports Editor/Contributing Writer

Taste of Atlanta attracted thousands to sample some of Atlanta’s Th is past weekend saw the inaugural run of a new music festival best food this past weekend at Atlantic Station. Starting Oct. 13, based in Atlanta: the Echo Project, which aimed to inform and this special two-day event hosted several of the most popular promote ecologically friendly advice and knowledge about the and acclaimed restaurants in the area, giving them a chance human footprint that’s destroying the environment. to show off their food to the public. Stands were Some 15,000 green-conscious patrons showed set up on the sidewalks of Atlantic Station, with up to see 80-plus bands on this fi rst of at least 10 chefs and waiters preparing signature dishes for annual music festival extravaganzas Oct. 12-14, people roaming the street. set on the beautiful 350-plus acres of Bouckaert Customers purchased entrance tickets and food Farm just 20 minutes south of Atlanta. coupons for the event that could be spent at vari- Along with a myriad of sponsors and vendors ous stands at their discretion. Some of the smaller selling products ranging from Bob Marley garb to samples, like milkshakes and popcorn, cost just pork falafels, these grooving hippies (complete with one ticket. Other smaller dishes, like mini Kobe tie-dyed Grateful Dead T-shirts and Jesus sandals) burgers and barbeque ribs, cost three tickets. Th e pitched tents for a great experience and cause. diversity of foods could easily satiate any visitor’s appetite. The Creator In addition, patrons were invited to attend several demonstrations from more prominent chefs as well as Th e mind behind much of a VIP wine tasting event. Shows included drink mix- the Echo Project is Nicolas ing lessons and a live demonstration on how Bouckaert, a 25-year to cook more health-consciously. Th e chefs old entrepreneur with were not limited to ones based in Atlanta; long-standing aspi- there were famous chefs from across the rations for creating nation. Th e popular wine tasting event had a constant line that stretched past several See Echo, page 23

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Photos by Blake Israel / S TUDENT PUBLICATIONS Photos by Jon Drews / S TUDENT PUBLICATIONS Sparta opens for Alice, Velvet at HiFi Buys

By Vivas Kaul Opening for the Alice in Chains and concert was a good mix of tunes. Th ey Staff Writer Velvet Revolver show was one such opened with a fast moving hardcore opening act, Sparta. riff that was reminiscent of ATDI’s Ever since Dave Matthews Band After the break up of At the Drive- “One Armed Scissor.” Ward’s voice CITY SCENE played a sold out concert in Piedmont In, drummer Tony Hajjar formed is haunting in its tonality and has Park, a stream of great bands and mu- Sparta with former ATDI back-up defi nitely matured since Sparta’s StreetStage Atlanta sical talent has steadily fl owed into singer Jim Ward. What followed was fi rst album. the city of Atlanta. Th e week before the band’s fi rst album, Austere. It It’s unfortunate that Sparta is so Street performers from around Fall Break, studying was probably the emerged to limited success and failed obscure in terms of the concert-go- the world will gather for the farthest thing from most students’ to break into the mainstream. As a ing fanbase, particularly the Alice StreetStage Atlanta Festival Oct. minds as the Foo Fighters’ show sold result, most critics wrote the band in Chains/Velvet Revolver crowd. 19-21 in Woodruff Park. Th e out in 30 seconds. Th at same week, off , saying that it had yet to fi nd its In fact, given the vast diff erences in Festival will feature music, dance, Alice in Chains and Velvet Revolver sound. Th e release of their second the tonality of the opening act and street painting, acrobatics and played a packed show at HiFi Buys album, Porcelain, defi ned their sound headliners, it seemed to be a mistake more. Admission is only $1. By Colin Ake / S TUDENT PUBLICATIONSS Amphitheater. However, in the chaos and showed that they were not just putting the two together. Sparta opened for Alice in generated by all the big bands, it was another punk knock-off . Chains and Velvet Revolver. easy to overlook the opening acts. Th e set that Sparta played at the See Sparta, page 22 Stars and The New Pornographers Netherworld combines fear, fun The Variety Playhouse is By Siwan Liu It wasn’t a short, fi ve-minute walk- parts. He then lets you through rounding out the month with a Entertainment Editor through either; rather, I found myself into the house, and you’re on list of jammin’ bands. Th e dreamy wondering when it would end. your own in this self-guided band Stars will perform Oct. 27, Before this month, the last time Netherworld, entering its 11th tour. and the ambitious eight-member I’d set foot in a haunted house was year, was recently rated the #1 Primal Fear is the power pop band, Th e New Por- at Six Flags’ Fright Fest. After stand- Haunted House in America by second stop on the com- nographers will hit the Variety ing in line for more than an hour Hauntworld Magazine, and it now plete tour and takes place Playhouse Oct. 30. and then paying an additional $20 comprises two diff erent haunted below the Leviathan to enter the house, I can’t begin to tours: Leviathan and Primal Fear. mansion. In its dark stress how disappointed I was. Th e Leviathan is a massive mansion recesses, be ready to Halloween Groove house was small, cramped, about as of dark twists, bridges, ramps and expect everything from G-rated as you could possibly get, maze-like corridors fi lled with thrills, crawling insects to dark, Athens-based Perpetual and I didn’t scream once. Th at night menacing lurkers and mind-boggling claustrophobic halls. Kronos, one Groove blends a wide variety I decided that I’d gotten too old for situations. When you fi rst enter All the actors and of the main of music styles to create their haunted houses. the premise, you’re introduced to performers on both tours Netherworld original rock sound. Th e band A few weeks ago, however, I went Dr. Colber, a mad scientist of sorts were eerily professional characters, will perform at the Variety to Netherworld’s Leviathan and who specializes in re-animation of poses with Playhouse on Halloween night shrieked the entire way through. the dead—and he’s after fresh body See Nether, page 26 Image Courtesy of Netherworld an axe. at 8:30 p.m. 20 • Friday, October 19, 2007 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT Impressionists inspire at High By Jenny Zhang were infl uenced by the masters so forth. An innovative bank of Layout Editor that Leroy once accused them touch screens that allows viewers of rejecting. to compare the impressionists’ Paris, 1874: A group of ren- “Th e truth is the impression- brushstrokes with those of the egade artists stage an exhibit that ists were very concerned with the old masters further underscores is poorly attended and widely art of the past and well versed in their similarities. ridiculed. A scathing review by the work of the old masters,” said Works of particular note the critic Louis Leroy denounces curator Ann Dumas. in the 86-piece collection in- them as being “hostile to good Th e exhibit juxtaposes works clude Cézanne’s “Still-Life with artistic manners, devotion to by the impressionists with those Statuette,” Renoir’s “Confi- form and respect for the masters.” of the masters for a fascinat- dences,” Cassatt’s “Th e Family,” Th eir paintings are radical – bro- ing lesson in art history. With Velázquez’s “Infanta Margarita” ken strokes of color and dappled one glance, it is evident that and Monet’s “Autumn on the plays of light brushed with an air Renoir was infl uenced by Ital- Seine, Argentuil.” of spontaneity and movement ian Renaissance master Titian’s Elegantly presented in galler- – mere sketches compared to luminous colors and depictions ies full of beautiful works, this the smoothly fi nished works of of feminine sensuality; that exhibit has depth and breadth Amongst the masterpieces the day. “Impressionists,” Leroy Morisot was struck by 18th- to spare, spanning centuries of showcased at The High’s sneers of the artists who will for- century Rococo-style Boucher’s artistic style to bring viewers “Inspiring Impressionism” ever change the world of art. light, diaphanous textures; that insight about the impressionists are “Confi dences” by Renoir Fast forward to the present Pissarro and Cézanne drew from who both defi ed and embraced (top left), “In the Garden century. From Oct. 16 to next the Baroque-era Lorrain to frame the tradition of the masters. A at Maurecourt” by Mor- January, the High Museum their paintings; that Manet was testament to the inspirations isot (top right) and the of Art is presenting “Inspiring impressed by the broad brush- that fueled the impressionists, classic “Autumn on the Impressionism,” an exhibit that work and dramatic lighting of this revelatory jewel of an exhibit Seine” by Monet (bottom). Images Courtesy of The High Museum of Art explores how the impressionists the 17th-century Velázquez, and is not to be missed.

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Th ere are Contributing Writer as a person and as a lover. nett should have taken a bit more many extremely touching moments, Harry also spends his time help- time to emphasize the importance which make it a nice movie to watch Every year, there’s that awe ing a young couple (played by Toby of laughter in our lives and our with your boyfriend if you can drag inspiring, feel-good movie released Hemingway and Alexa Dalavos) to relationships. him along to see it with you. that every family will want to see fi nd happiness and comfort within I haven’t read the book the fi lm But if you’re someone who together. their own relationship and their was based off of, so I can’t assume that generally enjoys sad, sappy love At fi rst Feast of Love—aside from relationships with others. it was also this depressing. But if so, movies and needs someone to cry having one of the worst titles I’ve Th e fi lm is chock-full of talented, the story isn’t convincing enough; it with, I’m sure there will be several ever heard—may very well seem like famous actors, but it constantly felt seems like something written simply middle-aged women in the theater that type of movie. I was certainly like something was missing. Th at to make women emotional. more than willing to share their box expecting a happily-ever-after kind something just might have been a Despite the depression I felt after of tissues. of love story for all ages, but that was little laughter. not quite the case for this fi lm. It seemed like none of the char- Walking into the theater, I wasn’t acters ever really laughed; it never anticipating such a depressing movie felt like they were happy with their so packed with sex scenes. I was lives, which was a little disappoint- expecting a movie that I would be ing. Th e fi lm seemed to focus more able to enjoy with a grandparent or on the negative occurrences in our a young sibling. lives instead of both the negative and Although the plot line was a bit the positive that occur everyday to unexpected, the fi lm was not bad create some balance. by any means. Feast of Love had its Being a female, however, I will highs: decent writing, a great cast, admit that I do occasionally enjoy believable characters, touching a good chick fl ick that will make stories and real-life events. me cry. I did get a bit teary-eyed at Th e cast included actors such as parts—which comes with the estro- Morgan Freeman, Greg Kinnear, gen—so if you’re a female looking Rahda Mitchell and Selma Blair, for a good movie to cry to, then Feast who are all wonderful in this movie. of Love is a good choice. All are very believable in the roles Yet even though it is an incredibly they play. touching story of a community deal- Harry Stevenson, played by Free- ing with real-life events and struggles, man, is the wise, retired professor I can confi dently say that the movie who spends his time giving advice would have been better had it been to those in need of it. Bradley Smith slightly more heart-warming. (Kinnear) is the hopeless romantic Th e script was well done and who has terrible luck with women seemed very natural and conversa- Images Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. and often seeks advice from his close tional, but again, it was too depress- Harry Stevenson, played by Morgan Freeman, gives the hopeless friend Harry. ing. Th e conversation always felt way romantic Bradley Smith, played by Greg Kinnear, advice on love. 22 • Friday, October 19, 2007 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT Newfound Glory releases part two of From the Screen By Ryan Hautau be so popular. Part 2 sticks to the same formula films ranging from Amelie to Don- Fool” from Romeo and Juliet. Contributing Writer Back in 2000, the band released as the original, but it presents itself nie Darko. This album, however, is not their second EP, From the Screen in full studio album form. This Also featured in this album are without its flaws, of which there are New Found Glory has been to Your Stereo, which is comprised time around there are eleven (one guest vocals by such other popular only a few. “Amelie J’y Suis Jamais around for a pretty long time now, solely of covers of songs from popular of which is entirely pop rock lead singers as Will Pugh Alle” from Amelie, the album’s only with this album marking their sixth movie sound tracks such as Titanic of Cartel, Patrick Stump of Fall instrumental track, was translated studio album release. (“My Heart Will Go On”) and Out Boy, Adam Lazarra of Taking rather inaccurately. On the other Since their first appearance Karate Kid Part II (“The Glory Back Sunday and others. It should side of the spectrum, “Iris” from back in 1997, they have gone on to of Love”). be stated, though, that not every City of Angels, although easy on the influence the styles of many bands, Although some may criticize track features a guest singer. ears, sounds almost identical to the revolutionizing the pop-punk (or a band for releasing an album in Kicking the album off is a cover original version. pop-rock) genre, characterized by which every song is a cover, the of the ever so popular track “Kiss In all, I highly recommend check- upbeat tempos, explosive choruses band did a great job of adapting the Me” from She’s All That. This track ing this out album. The selection of and whiny vocals. Really, though, original pieces to their fast pace and is the album’s release single and songs covered were all solid choices it’s New Found Glory’s lead singer high-pitched vocal style, making probably most catchy song, for that New Found Glory translated Jordan’s amazing voice that truly for a fun and catchy collection of which they also made a pretty accurately and adapted well to their makes the band such a pleasant songs, which sound different than, funny music video (check out the style. This is definitely an album that experience to listen to. but are still solid translations of, Cover Art Courtesy of Drive Thru band’s MySpace page for this: www. will put and leave a smile on your If it wasn’t for these (five, some- their original counterparts. With myspace.com/newfoundglory). face each and every single time you what overweight and now kind of old) the success of this EP and the four instrumental) tracks instead of six, Other memorable tracks include: listen to it. Probably expect a new guys, popular bands such as Cartel, studio albums that followed, New covering songs created by artists “King of Wishful Thinking” from original album from this band next who just released their second album Found Glory decided to revisit their such as Sixpence None the Richer, Pretty Woman, “Don’t You Forget summer, and check out their concert in August, Boys like Girls and Fall past and release a sequel. The Goo Goo Dolls and Madonna. About Me” from The Breakfast Club tonight, Oct. 19, at Center Stage in Out Boy, wouldn’t exist—or at least From the Screen to Your Stereo The album also covers songs from and my personal favorite, “Love Atlanta.

in Chains started their set. At first voice really contributes to all of the Temple Pilots, and Slash, formerly of Currently, Libertad is not selling from page 19 I was skeptical given that AIC’s familiar songs like “Them Bones,” Guns N’ Roses, were energized as the as well as Velvet’s previous master- Sparta lead singer, Layne Staley, has been “Rooster” and “Rain When I Die.” band started off loud. However, they piece Contraband, but it is a solid That being said, Sparta was awe- dead for the last five years from a Hardcore fans may not be aware of quickly quieted down as the stage album. The new album has been some. Most openers play songs that heroine/cocaine overdose. However, this fact if they have not seen AIC hands rearranged the drum kit about a sobriety test for Weiland, as his get the crowd moving while others I was very wrong. William DuVall, live. These concerts, of course, also three songs in for the performance of run-ins with the LAPD over drug get themselves moving, psyching up the Atlanta-born singer and guitarist seem to draw large crowds due to the STP song “Interstate Love Song.” violations and DUIs have become the crowd. Sparta did both in equal who is the current lead singer, has the many rumors that AIC may The band also played other STP legendary. In fact, in an interview measure, and though the venue was toured with the band since they soon head back to the studio for a covers, including “Vasoline.” with Rolling Stone this year, he said nowhere close to full when they reunited in 2005. His voice is akin new album. After a huge set, VR played a that the only albums he has written started playing, it was packed by to Staley’s in many ways, and if you Lastly, and in curtain-drop- four song encore which ended with sober were STP’s Core and VR’s the time they had finished. don’t see him it makes you almost ping fashion, Velvet Revolver took the song “Slither.” It’s no secret as to Libertad. As VR finishes up the If Sparta keeps up their musical forget that Staley is dead. the stage. VR is touring their new why Velvet Revolver was the show North American portion of their evolution they could be a headliner What was most surprising about album, Libertad, which has such headliner as Slash pounded out tour, it would not be surprising if themselves one day as their notoriety AIC was Jerry Cantrell, the lead hits as “The Last Fight” and “She amazing guitar riffs in his trademark their record sales shoot up a few keeps moving up. guitarist, who has not lost his style. Builds Quick Machines.” Frontman top hat, complimented by Weiland’s points from these amazing concert After Sparta left the stage Alice Most amazing is how much of his Scott Weiland, formerly of the Stone vocals. performances.

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The Secret Machines played one of band has not released a new album Barrera. music with dabbles of alternative Echo from page 19 the last shows of the day but still put in nearly a year and a half, but they As I left the tent I heard this indie rock and rap. on an impressive one for the people put new twists on the songs to make ruckus growing in intensity, and The largest crowd pullers on a music festival for everyone. who stayed. The band focused on the them sound similar to their album saw what looked like men on stilts Sunday were the Roots, who rapped “It’s been something I’ve wanted counterparts but still fresh. dancing to Cajun, New Orleans through a funky set that included to do for a long time. [I wanted] In between songs, Coyne ad- music. March Fourth Marching their innovative trademark lyrics. to have a big festival where lots of dressed the crowd and told them Band from Portland, Oregon, is a Meandering to the Lunar stage, people can come together and enjoy how much he respected the festival dizzying, dazzling display of big band I caught Spoon wooing the bewil- lots of different kinds of bands,” and what it represented, hoping it music. Sid Simpatico, a member of dered and tired patrons through Bouckaert said. could become one of the biggest in the twirling and flipping acrobats on electric masterpieces like “I Turn He wanted to differentiate the the country. He mixed it in with stilts, described their band as “mad My Camera On” and their new song Echo Project from other music festi- some political commentary, which max goes to Mardi Gras, Cirque “Reflections of You.” With its eerie vals around the country by basing it was cheered on by the crowd. Du Soleil only with Bugs Bunny echo cacophony that traveled left to in a more common purpose: to help The finale was much like the be- and Duke Ellington,” which sums right across the massive speakers as the environment. ginning: a lot of cheering, a lot more up their sound and their wild antics they played, one fan described it as “[The Bouckaert farm] is on the confetti. The band came on for two on stage. “being sucked into a black hole.” Chattahoochee River so I wanted to more encores of older songs, much As day turned to night with the A favorite among the crowd was do river cleanups to have a big effect to the delight of the crowd. sunset melting into the somber Umphrey’s McGee, which incorpo- locally. Also, as a business, I feel as The festival saw many of the distant trees on the horizon, Per- rated epic-sounding rock vibes with though you have a greater responsi- By Jon Drews / STUDENT PUBLICATIONSS campers retire to their tents at around petual Groove started their set with long, trippy solos that shook the bility to do things in as ‘green’ a way The Flaming Lips put on a 3 a.m., but not after experiencing warm and mellowing applause. The dusty, worn field of the concert. as possible. We’re trying to promote spectacular, motley show. a day of music with the first-ever glowing beams of their red, orange Phil Lesh from the Grateful this mindset to the general public,” performers at this festival. and blue light show captivated the Dead, signaling the finale of the Bouckaert said. music, playing straight through for barefoot crowd. Dancing through festival, played a double set into most of an hour and 15 minute set. Saturday songs like “Teakwood Betz,” “Robot the night that left all speechless, Friday While these two acts played well, Waltz” and “Three Weeks” the music tired and musically full like after a the headliner and show-stealer of the Saturday’s concert lineup was partisans were dumfounded and Thanksgiving meal. Bands played solid sets through- day was The Flaming Lips. designed to please both rockers and rocked when Brock Butler put his out the day. The Album Leaf had a The Flaming Lips’ set had every- jam band fans alike. With about guitar down and rapped to a Jay-Z The Verdict thing and more. The band stepped thirty bands playing back to back cover of “99 Problems.” out on the stage and immediately sets over five stages spanning the The Echo Project holds the showered the crowd with plastic breadth of the venue, it was nearly promise of joining company with balloons and confetti. Girls dressed impossible to critique all of the band’s “[The Killers] other mega music festivals like Lol- as aliens and Santa Clauses, standing performances. Highlights included pierced the chilly lapolooza and Bonnaroo. There are on opposite sides of the stage while Louis XIV, which has an edgy, alter- some definite kinks that need to be stage helpers dressed as different native rock sound resembling other air and fired up the hammered out, like the high ticket superheroes. What appeared to be breakthrough artists like the White crown to smash price ($178, $200 at the gate), the The Hulk filmed the whole crowd Stripes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. small crowd size and the logistical while the Mario Bros. were able to Futureman and his Black Mozart hits...” problems like the dust bowl that keep the equipment in check. They Ensemble, which comprises neither invaded your sinus cavity from the all had the simple and enviable job electric guitar nor drum kit, blended foot traffic. of just having fun during the show. beautifully a six-piece orchestral I rushed up to the front of the However, these problems will, Lead singer Wayne Coyne constantly string ensemble to a waltzing, clas- final show of that night, The Killers as always with such a large venue, interacted with the crowd, entering sically influenced set. on the Echo main stage. The boys hopefully work their way out before the show by blowing himself into a I left the main Echo stage after from Las Vegas pierced the chilly air next year’s festival. giant plastic bubble and then jump- a brilliant performance by Clap and fired up the crowd to smash hits It was an amazing time for an By Jon Drews / STUDENT PUBLICATIONSS ing into the arms of the crowd. He Your Hands Say Yeah and darted like “Mr. Brightside,” “Jenny Was amazing cause which opened many Les Claypool from Primus kept the crowed excited, often just through the dust-filled air toward A Friend of Mine,” “Smile Like You people’s eyes to the dramatic impact jammed on his bass at Echo. blowing confetti and throwing plas- the 99X “Green Garage” tent to Mean it” and “All These Things That the human race is making on our tic balloons into the crowd mid-song hear a local Atlanta prodigy called I’ve Done” off of their chart-topping planet. And, judging by the plethora particularly mellow set that contrast- without notice. the Hiss. While touring with friends album Hot Fuss. of fairy-winged, face-painted, bare- ed much of the day’s performers. Coyne encouraged everyone to and rock stars Jet, the Hiss chiseled foot and shirtless progressives that They mixed in old material sing along to the songs, many of their sound into a machine driven Sunday were interpretively dancing, Atlanta and new songs while keeping the which the crowd knew from the by four-four, heavy hitting tempos is anxious to see what next year will relatively smaller crowd entertained. band’s two-decade catalog. The and heat searing vocals from Adrian Sunday was full of jam band bring!

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4 24 • Friday, October 19, 2007 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT Paul Haggis’ In the Valley of Elah explores truth, tragedy

OUR TAKE:     has well earned his reputation as a ex-military police father’s venture Ga., home of Fort Benning. subtle social truths. prolific writer and director. to unravel the mystery behind his The slow-moving and serene To avoid confrontation with By Hanjie Song Once again, Haggis’s In the Valley son’s disappearance. Much of the setting of the base and town accu- the sensitive subjects of the general Contributing Writer of Elah transforms societal topics into film is set in the fictional Army post rately capture the same atmosphere politics of the war, Haggis cleverly individual and sentimental journeys of Fort Rudd and its surrounding one would expect from a town details the experiences encountered Another politically agitated movie on the micro level. Without using town, though it bares suspiciously whose economy depends largely by the characters in the film. The about the Iraq war? Yes and no. stylized filters or any surreally ar- strange resemblance to Columbus, on soldiers. film makes anecdotes out of the Paul Haggis’ In the Valley of ranged mise-en-scène, Unlike the com- characters’ perspectives and illus- Elah captures a series of true events In the Valley of Elah is posed, deceiving trates the degradation of individual based on the murder of a post-Iraq a story the audience surface, residual bru- moral fabrics through exposure to war veteran. Unlike other films can easily identify tality and horror ooze modern war. in this genre, In the Valley of Elah with and become at- from underneath. Some critics argue the film serves does not directly stress any political tached to. This contrast is also to demonize the American soldier; comments; rather, it focuses on the Tommy Lee Jones reflected in the dis- however, after the showings were ar- experiences of war veterans from gives a powerful per- turbing photos and ranged for Iraq veterans, it received individual perspectives. formance as the main videos the missing powerful receptions and praise from Director Paul Haggis first re- character in a film full soldier took while veterans who had experienced the ceived critical acclaim for his screen- of hidden atrocities completing his tour in violence first-hand. Though oc- play Million Dollar Baby. Haggis and disillusionments. Iraq. Without jeopar- casional dry and humorous lines then proceeded to direct and write The Valley of Elah is dizing any more plot are used to counter the dire subject Crash, a film that again garnered nothing short of a clas- structures, the movie of the film, they hardly balance or much praise. Other titles Haggis sical tragedy. The film can be categorized in counter the painful weight of In has worked on include Flags of Our tells the tale of a newly Image Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. the crime mystery the Valley of Elah. Do not expect Fathers, Casino Royale and Letters returned Iraq veteran Tommy Lee Jones plays Hank Deerfield, the main character genre, though it does to skip out of the theater with an From Iwo Jima, so it’s easy to see he gone missing and his in this new film by critically acclaimed director, Paul Haggis. imply many grave yet unburdened heart. ENTERTAINMENT Technique • Friday, October 19, 2007 • 25

Tabernacle hosts Handgrenades Fighters release new album By Jarrett Oakley in their music, with influences of both ends and was full of life until “The Pretender,” is probably the Contributing Writer prophetic, classic grunge punk bands he was gone.” most mainstream song on the that defined the punk scene of the Continuing through their set they album. In fact the album ar- The HiFi Handgrenades recently Midwest. blasted their hit “Stupid” through the ranges much of the mainstream opened for a highly anticipated, sold- “We as a band and musicians massive arena speakers that wound tracks in the beginning. This is out show with the Foo Fighters at the were all influenced by the Replace- up the crowd like a coil ready to perhaps intentional, because as ments, Naked Raygun and Husker spring. However, it was Tony Vegas’ legendary Tabernacle concert venue Cover Art Courtesy of RCA the listener hits the song “Long here in Atlanta. The auditorium Du growing up in the Midwest,” spellbinding guitar solos and Ryan Road to Ruin” a transition takes was crammed with people buzzing Speck said. John then went further Vandeberghe’s blasting drumbeats place in the tonality. with excitement for an extremely and expressed his admiration of on their incredibly powerful song This transition is best seen in loud, adrenaline-pumping rock Brian Baker, former guitarist of the “Smiling Judas,” that proved that the sixth song and halfway point of performance that kicked off the Foo Descendents who’s now strumming this four piece punk band had the By Vivas Kaul the album, “Stranger Things Have Fighters World Tour. with the Replacements. bite to match the band’s bark. Staff Writer Happened.” This has to be one of Yet the true surprise was the It seemed that the chemistry and As expected, the Foo Fighters left my favorite Foo Fighters songs. wicked opening by the HiFi Hand- confidence they procured from years everything on stage, playing a boda- A decade ago, the Foo Fight- First, the song has no drums, bass grenades. After the concert I had the cious set that included their opuses ers released what has been hailed or amps. The entire song is played opportunity to interview the HiFi “Breakout,” “All my Life,” One as their best album to date, The by Grohl on nothing more than Handgrenades backstage in the “...this concert was By One” and “Times Like These.” Colour and the Shape. The album his acoustic. Second, the only catacombs of the Tabernacle. Being without a doubt an They also crooned through their pushed the Foo Fighters into the “rhythm” heard in the song is a a relatively young band, they have new album with great acceptance mainstream but gave the band metronome clicking the time. gained volumes of experience from ear-splitting, rock- and appreciation by the captivated enough leeway for experimenta- Perhaps the most unique thing earlier musical collaborations. out-til-you-pass-out audience. tion. And experimentation could about this song is that there are no John Speck, the lead guitarist and My favorite moment in the con- be used to describe their latest lyrics. The instrumental ballad has vocalist, and Robby Graham, their night of extreme cert was when Dave Grohl left the release Echoes, Silence, Patience, a very western twang to it while booming bassist, commented on rock.” stage and meandered through the and Grace. also allowing King and Grohl to having worked musically together screaming audience. He then pro- The new twelve track compila- showcase their fast fingers. since they were fourteen. ceeded to mount the bar and wailed tion is produced by Gil Norton, The last track, titled “Home,” “Robby and I are best friends, and of touring experience paid off well on his guitar, lighting a powder keg the same producer that worked is an amazing closer. Grohl, for you need that kind of chemistry to on Oct. 4, because their opening for of commotion that only ended with on Colour. However, the overall the duration of the song, is at the be able to cut great music. One thing the Foo Fighters was a testament to their three song encore, finishing tone of this album is different piano. The song also provides the that we’ve learned is that the most punk rock. with “Best of You.” with the songs taking on a more lyric from which the album gets important part of a band’s success is Combined with the heavy, fast- Overall, this concert was without mellow quality. Dave Grohl, lead its name. how well they work together,” Speck paced bassist, the chemistry between a doubt an ear-splitting, blood- guitarist and singer, features much The extent of growing up that said. As Speck and Graham recall, the band members mixed brilliantly pumping, rock-out-til-you-pass-out more prominently on this album has taken place in the last ten their greatest realization that the to their opener “Carry On,” which night of extreme rock. As anticipated than on ones previous. Many of the years for the Foo Fighters and, HiFi Handgrenades had something has the distinct feeling of a love the Foo Fighters played with the songs are risky, given the nature more importantly, Grohl, might was when they got to meet and open song put to ear-filling power punk same perfection and intensity that of the Foo Fighters’ fanbase and be the reason for the more adult for the legendary band Bad Religion, power chords. They also played has made them a household name their previous albums. and fatherly attitude that has one of their major influences. Being the pure melodic punk “Sunrise to as kings of modern rock. However, With the usual Foo flair, the found its way into their music from the rough and tumble Motor Sunset” which is based on a good the HiFi Handgrenades’ opener also album moves perfectly. The first and onto Echoes, Silence, Patience, City of Detroit, mid ’80s and early friend, described by John Speck as made a lasting impression on the track, the now widely popular and Grace. ’90s ‘stink’ era punk is clearly audible “a guy that burned the candle at concert-goers.

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Unique Stomp gives a wacky show Taste from page 19 Nether from page 19 By Jessica Demaskey to simple mistakes, and the cast of comedy: Steve Serwacki played stands. Everything from romatic and courteous. Contributing Writer member’s comedic vulnerability a wacky character who tried to be Gewürztraminers to robust South Th e only thing that bothered me made the incident a light-hearted, like every one else but who drew the African Pinot Noirs were off ered was the fact that the group that came Stomp hit the Fox Th eater in fun addition to the fl ow of the audience into his performance with for sampling. in after me walked so quickly they Atlanta Sept. 18 through Sept. 23 production. his skilled break-dancing; Michelle Street performers were scattered ended up joining the tail end of my as part of the group’s tour across Something that makes Stomp attempted to make music out of a throughout the crowd, giving the group. Th at caused my group to walk the nation. so unique is its lack of a real sto- banana peel; and Steve “smacked event the look and feel of a festival. a little faster than we would have A talented percussion troupe, ryline. that” as he was being chassed of stage While passing by the ticket tent, one liked, because we felt like we were Stomp transforms mundane items Perhaps the cast is a group of by guys on trash can stilts. could see break dancers entertain- spoiling all the scares for them. into instruments in an elaborate kids who resort to making music Th e performers’ originality of ing onlookers. Radio stations also Overall, I’d highly recommend street symphony. Luke Cresswell because their homes are not much rhythm and use of regular household made their presence felt, providing checking out Netherworld this Hal- and Steve McNicholas in the UK to look forward to, or maybe they items as their units of percussion kept many opportunities for people to loween season, even if you’ve already created Stomp in 1991. Since then, are teenagers who work as janitors the audience entertained and excited win tickets to concerts and to score been there before. Stomp has performed around the to get by. One scene alludes to throughout the show. some air time with them. Netherworld is now open nightly world and has won numerous awards dumpster diving, as someone pulls Th e audience participated with While all the stands attracted from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., and there in multiple countries. unconventional instruments out of the cast to make music throughout quite a crowd, some had larger are generally less crowds on week- Complete with dancing, music, a trash bag. the show. By echoing clapping pat- gatherings. Copeland’s Cheesecake days than on weekends. Th e staff at comedy and audience participa- The char- terns, the audience had to be alert. Bistro saw many line up to get a taste Netherworld tries to keep the wait tion, Stomp is also a favorite among acters’ back- When the audience was not alert, of its famous cheesecake. Roy’s Ha- time for the houses to under 30 audiences and the best performance grounds do the echo eff ect was messed up and waiian Fusion Restaurant provided minutes, but for the last two weeks I have ever seen outside of New not matter. the audience was amused when the a unique take on barbeque ribs. Th e of October, they expect the lines to York City. What mat- Stomp cast grudg- West Egg Café and its Coca-Cola be longer. By drawing together pieces of ters is that ingly started the cupcakes gave people another diff er- Th e cost of attendance is $18 a culture from around the country and they all love routine over. ent take on a traditional desert. Six person for Leviathan or $25 a person the world, this production allowed to dance and make Information Feet Under served up the grotesque- for both the Leviathan and Primal the audience to bond with and learn noise in the most fun on Stomp, as sounding Rat’s Toe, which turned Fear tours. from each other. and unconven- well as video out to be a quite delicious baked A limited number of speed passes Many instruments were used and tional ways. clips and tour jalapeno stuff ed with shrimp and will be off ered, however, for $50 a broken in their performance last An excep- schedules, can wrapped with bacon. person on Fridays and Saturdays month; some of these “instruments” tional desire to be viewed online at Th e predominantly older crowd leading up to Halloween and also included broomsticks, bins, lighters, have fun with www.stompon- feasted on the food during the two on Halloween night, which will matchboxes, sand, poles, basketballs, their co-stars line.com. days of the festival and enjoyed hav- allow entrance to both Leviathan drumsticks, plastic bags, kitchen and the audience ing a taste of what they normally and Primal Fear via speedlines. sinks and a banana. makes Stomp a con- would be unable to try. While food While Netherworld doesn’t off er After breaking a broom, a cast stant search for the next excit- was clearly the inspiration for the any student discounts, you can member recovered and performed ing element. event, all types of entertainment fi nd coupons for the attraction at excellently with the new broom Beyond the artistic and activity were present to keep Subways or in Creative Loafi ng. For tossed to him from backstage. music and dance ele- people full and constantly satisfi ed more information, check out their Th e audience’s ability to relate ments, Stomp was full throughout the weekend. website at www.fearworld.com. more of what Technique you love! We’re the South’s liveliest college newspaper. KLANGVERWALTUNG MUNICH BAVARIAN We worked hard to earn that title. 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