Metros Give All, but Fall by Ana Millar 61-60 Advantage

Volume 0 Number 40 Indiana Unlvartlty-Purdue University at Indianapolis February 11, 1980 Metros give all, but fall by Ana Millar 61-60 advantage. The Maraud­ The upset-minded Metros Sometimes you can give it ers went on to pour in four more next turned their attention to your all. but it just ain't enough unanswered points before Mike the 18-4 Anderson College Ka Playing the role of potential Herr found the range After vens on Thursday at MSA The giant-killers, the IUPUI Metros * Crafter sank the front end of a evening got off to a rather omin nearly knocked off two respect­ 1-1 free throw. Kevin Brauns ous start when, with gamelim* ed teams last week, only to fall tipped an errant shot in to bring rapidly approaching, the IUPUI short in both cases Coach Mel Garland's squad staff realized that no officials Last Tuesday, the Metros back to within two, 66-64. had been contracted to ref the tried to put the shackles on 12-6 But the Metro quintet never game. (The Anderson match was Central State of Ohio, but they could get over the hump after a latecomer to the year's ached couldn't contain cagey Melvin that. Two critical turnovers ule. added long after officials Crafter. The satin-smooth helped the Marauders leap back were contracted for the season ) Dayton forward—who has been out to a 70-64 lead at the 2:46 A scramble ensued to correct a thorn in the Metros' side for mark, and two more errors after the oversight A ref who had three years-rifled in 32 points that fattened the margin to 74- called IUPUI games in the past and wrestled down 13 rebounds 66. From there on. Metro fouls was contacted, and agreed to to spark his Marauder team past sent a Central State parade to take on the last-minute job A the stubborn lUPUIers. 80-66 the free throw line, where they member of the Pacer sUt crew Though it may sound like a made good on six of their 1S-20 who holds an IHSAA license lopsided contest, it was almost a second-stanza charities. volunteered for a striped shirt carbon copy of the previous Aiding Crafter with the Ms After borrowing a pair of sneak week's battle with once-beaten rauder cause were Luellen Black era from IUPUI baseballer and Wright State. Although short- with 18 points and Eric Love program vendor Tarry York and handed on the night (two players with 11. talking an MSA policeman out were benched for tardiness), thd For IUPUI. Kandy Wilkes of his whistle, he took the floor Metros found themselves in a zeroed in for 15 points, most of The game finally was underway, familiar position, ahead at the them from long range Mike after a delay of over half an half. 36-33. Herr added 14 Kevin Brauns hour. IUPUI remained on top until had 12 points and 11 rebounds, When it all was over, the con 7:30 left, when Crafter muscled while Kim King chalked up 11 sensus of the fans in attendance in a layup to give Central State a points and 9 caroms.

W Strip mining days may be numbered ic known about the coala that be lying coals will increase as the would see more coal produc On tha average, however, the Surface mining has dominated below that depth. Carr said surface deposits are eihanafnd. tion." he said “The government quality of tha coal is about the the Indiana coal industry in rt- He and his co-workers have and they are trying to gathm as ka« 90 much influence on coal same at all levels, according to cant yean, but tha day of the drilled 11 boles along the south much information as they can use that it's hard to predict from Denver Harper, a coal gaotofial stoppers may ba numbered west boundary of jLe state in ahead of lima Already they are one month to another what's on the staff of the Geological Moat of Indiana > coal reserves the Wabash valley .with drilling getting requests for information going to hapfMO " 9urvey tia below 600 fast, according to now going on in Posey County about deep coal deposits, and There are different kinds and Present surface mining tech Donald Carr, bead of tha coal and ‘That's where the deeper coals they expect to get more. quail ties of coal, and a good deal oology is limited to 160 feet be­ industrial minerals section of be. and the ones about which we tidal production in Indiana of tailing is required to deter­ low tha surface. Any coal below tha Indiana Geological Survey have the least information." he has remained about tha same for mine the quality of a particular that level will have to be mined atIU. the last six or seven years. Can- deposit. Carr said by underground methods, he We estimate there are about By extracting samples from said. "even though aavaaal Pres­ r or example, eome coal seams 17 million tons of recoverable the drill holes, the geologists can idents have said we're going to "dip" as much as 36 feet per One of his goals is to work out coal in Indiana.” he said, "and teat the thickness and quality of have to put more reliance on mile. A deposit that is does to a modal of how coal forma-why 16 billion tons of it are in deep tha cools at tha deeper lavala. coal " Tha rata of production the surface at one point in the low-sulfur coal is in one place formations." The project is in its final i continues to be about 25 million elate may gradually drop down and high-sulfur coal in another, Although a lot of underground and Carr estimates that three tnnf per year. as the miner follows it until it is for example if we could get a mining was done in the past, more holes will be enough to pro­ T think there is a capacity to several hundred feet below the ____>dal ___ that ______works._ he said. moat of the coal mined in Indi duce definite results produce more coal than we have surface in another part of the than theoretically we could pre­ ana has been from depths lees Carr and his associates antici­ markets for right now. If we sow state And the quality of tha coal dict where these low-sulfur coels than 600 feet As a result. Little pate that tha demand for deep more people using coal. may change as tha seam sinks might be "

More Merry a Greenwood moteTrathar than a fancy hotel. I joined the Marry Minstrel bandwagon I knew, than, that they ware okay.” Tay­ lor laughs life has been fun and frolic since, he admits. Ha has deliv NO IT’S NOT TOO LATE! ered telegrams to the great and noi-eo-great, and "in some pret­ -JUST 4 DAYS LEFT- ty unumabjlecee.” ThrBwKhastaken Indiana poiis by storm atace its meager beginning, and Taylor and the You can spend your Spring Break In other minstrels are not sur­ prised. "We knew it would Daytona Beach— only If you register work. " he says simply Their predict) w by Fob. 15. and business is iau^d with nx singers and three tionalv part-time SPRIHQ BREAK IN DAYTONA BEACH gars—plus a bevy of baiy-dan cars—who deliver 30-40 tele­ BY THBIUPUI STUDENT ASSEMBLY grams a weak during the alow MARCH 21-90, 1980 periods sne^gp^) 90 during hob days Trip Inoludoa: Taylor's experiences would fill • Round trip motor ooech transportation leaving March a book, he says, as he describes 21 and returning March 26 Plenty of partying al the of the more colorful sto­ way thara! “It was like s scene from an • • Sevan nights accomodations at tha Plaza Hotal of Andy Warhol movie." says the Daytona Beeoh. Florida singer, referring to the off-beet New York artist who coined Accomodations Include: pop-art" hi tha *80* "Hare I • Air oondMoning • large pooi • ping pong • was delivering a singing tele­ • tennis • baaketbal • ahuffleboard • handbafl • gram to an in tarn right in the • croquet • S M p B B fp t* recovery room of Methodist • BEACH A DAYTONA DfiCO • Hospital. Hi# patisnt opened her •yea and said dreamily ‘IaTt • Special parties and activities by Echo travel that nice?' and dropped into • Optional trip to Dianay World aach day from the hotal heevy sleep again "Another time. Martin contin- • A l taxaa and gratuities ues, he chased his victim ilto Tli* Daytona Plata la a larga tha bathroom, where he sang to deluxe hotal locatad In tha mWdla ALL THIS FOR: Mm on tha "cosmic utility.” of tha Daytona atrip. Tha Plata la “Tha instructors at 1UPUI hilly air condition ad and haa color $183 — 4 per room (2 double beds) have had a few surprises We have bean called to disrupt class T.V., largo pool A port, dock, ping $165 — 6 per room (3 double beds) as especially around time for pong tabloa, port, dock, tonnla I don't think our perfor courts, baskstball courts, shut- ever haloed to improve ft aboard courts, handball courts, SION UP AT THE 8A OFFICE i’s grade, he adds with a croquet court, It hols putting (CAVANAUOH O01C) OR CALL 264-3907 ay lor logs almost a thou- oroan.wd>| Iona ovsstretch wwe tri of beech V VV and Vw PICS

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our view Level of concern . Seems like all we’ve heard around campus lately are debates, discussions and lectures—bothh orgarorganized and impromptu—on the subject of the draft. “Win they draft women? What is the age range? Does registration mean the draft? Does this mean war? What’s the quickest route to Canada (or Mexico or Columbia)?” “Golly,” we said to ourselvq?, “this is a subject of in­ letter/ tense interest around campus, and just about everyone has some sort of opinion on it. What a perfect opportu­ nity to sample the pulse’ of our student body!” So, we tried a new concept: a call-in opinion poll for Sagamore readers. For a week, we took samples of stu­ Where’s counseling? dent opinion on one of our regular phone lines, with the To the Editor: Unfortunately. 1 also under­ good it will do me, or what intent of tallying the results and recording the views of a Pardon me for asking, but I stand that these things are not credits I need concerned student body in today’s issue. understand that this is a uni­ being done. I have been in school versity. And that a university is for two years now. and I haven't It seems to me that the Alas, the level of concern was not what we had antici­ for students. And that one of the received any serious counseling different schools (it's not just pated. In fact, onlv .03 percent of the student body re­ things students generally yet. Can you tell me when this is one-lota of people say the same sponded. (For our fellow Lib Art majors, that’s roughly require is career/academic coun­ supposed to take place? 1 have thing) need to take a little time six people.) A rather poor showing, when one considers seling. And that one or two requested counseling before, but to help their students Maybe that over 3,600 students fall within the 18 to 20-year-old departments within this no one in my school or they never considered that part university are dedicated to iust department seems to know of the drop-out rate is caused by bracket, and over 1,900 of those are female. One would that. And that programs such as where to send me. Inevitably, people who are tired of the run­ think that the potential draftability of those folks would HELP and Guided Study are they end up sending me to each around and just need to be elicit some opinion from their relatives and friends, if not supposed to provide counseling other and I end up h ving with pointed in the right direc­ themselves. as a vital part of their service to my 5x8 card signed, and no real tion—just once. No, we aren’t going to sermonize on the evils of student students. idea of what 1 am taking, what Arisen Baxter apathy—that ’s a bit overdone among college newspapers, in stead , we will simply assume that whatever Jimmy and the boys in Washington decide is okay with 99.97 per­ cent of us back here at IUPUI, right gang? Nevertheless, we Sagamorons are always willing to ad­ mit we were wrong. Maybe there are those out there who do have an opinion on the draft, registration, and the possibility of women being registered. Maybe there are people who recognizfe the importance of making our views MOSCOW 1980 neard by the powerful before the decisions are final. Just in case that is true, we are extending our polling deadline for another week. If you have an opinion on the draft, just give us a call at 264-2539 during the after­ noons or evenings this week. You’ll be greeted by a nice Saga moron who will record your opinions and say nice things to you. On the other hand, if no one else contacts us for this poll, we will assume that the “pulse” of the student body is fading fast. And the next time we want to sample opin­ ion, we will be forced to accost innocent students in the halls and force them to submit to intense questioning. The choice is yours, IUPUI. Without your help,__ The Sagamore welcome# letters to the editor. Letters should be we can ’t afford | limited to 300 words, be to the point and include the phone number and address of the writer. No letter will be printed unless tO W in . rc it is signed. Only the name will be published unless the writer Mail your £DPtriM £n V requests anonymity. The editors reserve the right to delete irrel­ evant or inflammatory material and to reject those letters they to USHynipiL OoiilffiiTUitj feel are objectionable. All letters should be typed and addressed /ftec.fi v c ie r r fic t to the Editor, Cavanaugh Hall, Room 001G.

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Don’t count Tito out IU Buxw im tm Niv i Bi at *i It should be understood that the 1971 nationalistic distur Do not write President Joseph the country is not about to fall bance in Croatia. Bielasiak Bros Tito s obituary yet. end do apart with the demise of Tito. pointed out. He believes the not write off Yugoslavia after he Bielasiak said There are several party will be able to hold the is coos. This is the advice of institutional arrengMnenfe for a country together U(k Hielansk assistant profvs successor They will all have the Some Western observers end sor of political science at IU. problem, however, of trying to some within Yuaoelevif hevei BmUaiak is an authority on solve Yugoslavia's multi-nation pressed fears of a Soviet inter East European politics ality conflicts. vention which would have the ef Despite the fact that the 87- Arrangements have been feet of bringing a pro-Soviet let yesrold Tito recently had s leg made for s collective presidency tier to power in Yugoslavia Al amputated, he is a man of strong comprised of leaders of the six though there are pro-Sovieta in constitution and may be good republics and two autonomous the party, and among the na­ for several more years of leader - provinces that make up Yugo­ tionalist*. he doubts that the ship. Bielasiak believes Even slavia This procedure is out­ Soviets would make such a bla­ without Tito there is no reason lined in the 1974 constitution, tant move for these reasons to think that the Soviet Union which wet a deliberate attempt • Yugoslavia has a great repu will be able to step in and eetab by Tito and the political leader Lation in the non-aligned move lish s puppet government. amp to set up •'legal, conetitu ment Tito was one of the leaders “Tito is a fighter and he is Lionel arrangment for succes­ in this move in the 1960s. Hie president for life He is the last sion that would assure unity. prestige among Third World na­ of the greet World War II lee There are similar arrange tions is very great ders As long as he is alive, he ments with the party fine • The Soviet Union miscaJcu will be in charge. League of Communists! which la ted world response to the inva­ “I don't think there is any has an executive committee sion of Afghanistan and thus is qpeetinn that the Soviets are in­ made up of the various ethnic not likely to try this sort of terested in increasing their influ troupe in Yugoslavia The preei thingsgain soon m m in Yugoslavia, end after dency would rotate each year • Throughout history Yugo Tito is removed from the ecene. among the eight leaders slavis has had s tradition of this might eeern like an oppor­ Strong leadership and s cer­ armed struggle against foreign tune time to do eo. Military in­ tain amount of cooperation is re­ occupation tervention. however, would have quired to lead the various ethnic • The terrain is well-suited for dire consequencea. both inter­ groups in unity. The three prin­ guerilla warfare and the Yugo­ nally and extam flP m the So­ cipal ethnic groups are the Ser­ slav army has taken a very im­ viet Union. I think the Soviets bians. the Croe Liana and the 9o- portant political role which will look for other ways of ac­ venea. There are also some strengthens its position It is an complishing their objective by smaller ethnic groups, said entity within itself It has deve) trying to create dissension end Bielasiak oped a strategy of defense with a conflict among various groups,'' The party was strengthened professional army. It also has Bielasiak said in a recent inter­ significantly into a central, the militia which is something view monolithic control group after like our National Guard. colendor central

n Keoo Nile A Formal Dance Student Activity Board 6 SO TIM Term Modirol CIm m Begin p at. Union Building IS March I Wm n '. Basketball IUPUI n DePauo 7 pm Weetia nr S.roodary Pin .o. ia the Reaalotiao of the Prsbitm. of Jr High School Sobotaare Al a i n Work ah op (March I aad I Si 6 SO am Mm i BrnkHWU Metro, n Umveculy of IUumm^THi 4 SO p m cage 7 SOp m Wood High School March) IS IM Poo or VoUeyhaU Entry Daadiine IUPUI IM « Meeting r VaBeyhaM Manager* Mooting 6 p m February 14 Grwf Procure la Adoption Services Wechehap (Fob 14 Management ia Action end I SI. sponsored by School of SoctoJ Service. S SO • m. 4 SO term. * a m . Hilton Hotel p m . 36th Street Campus March! t empo. Advisory Boord Meeting I pm 6 Nurting Building March 6 Coffee Hoaoe Student Activity Boord. 6:16 p m . Umoa 10 V Budding Me. • Booh el boll Metro. v» Franklin C 7 JO pm . Student Activity Board. Soml Change. 616 pm . Wood High School Union Budding IUPUI Famity Council Meeting Fahroar* 17 March? 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I) pm lacture Hal 101 Creative Art Therapy Workshop sponaored by School of March 16 Social Service. 6 30 a m 4 SO pm . 36th Street Campu* Student Assembly Electloaa (through March 211 j 6 Sagamore 2/11/80 The Lei/ure Time/ Tomita masters moog Bolero I sao Tomita (ARL1-3412) by Susan J. Ferrer Musical purists cringe at the Well, (heh, heh) we can’t really guarantee that thought of synthesized sympho­ ny, but Isao Tomita's mechani­ you’ll make a million dollars working here, but if cal mastery stands apart and you need a few bucks and you're interested in shouldn't be compared to true good journalistic experience, why not drop by symphonic sound. Me is un­ doubtedly the Father of the the Sagamore office in Cavanaugh Hall Moog and "the outer-space (001G...You know, the one with the blue sound.” The surrealism that he creates with his machines is walls). Or call 264-4008 and ask for Susan, dramatic as well as playful. Karen, or Dave. First considered "revolution­ s '," the impressionistic compo­ If you have an interest in news, entertainment, sitions of Frenchman Maurice or feature writing, the Sagamore is the place for Havel (1875-19371, are well- you! suited for Tomita's talents. Us­ ing over 40 pieces of electronics, Who knows? If you work real hard and make a Tomita evokes the essence of the lot of money, you actually could be a “Daybreak" movement in “Daphnis and Chole: Suite No. millionaire...then you can support all of us on 2." “Pavan for a Dead Princess" the staff. is filled with the mechanical chanting vocoders. The sense of Tomita—creator mourning is brillianUy captured. The title composition is pro­ Tomita does right by this The "Mother Goose Suite" is bably the most recognizable. piece. The march tempo is pre­ the most involved cut on the al­ Havel's “Bolero" was recently cise. and the increase in bum. With its five movements, introduced to general audiences intensity is well-timed. The Tomita must have literally had in Blake Edwards' 10. (Bo Der­ aphrodisiac nature of the song is his fingers full as he manipu­ ek's character claimed that it well-imagined. (Heavy sight) Pure & Simple lated synthesizer after phaser was the perfect music with All in all. Tomita's creations after flanger. which to make love.) are unique and entertaining. Farmer spins myths Jesus On Mars another star system. As if this is force, if necessary. Their arrival (Pinnacle Books. 1979; *1.95) not incredible enough, the "Mar­ on this planet makes for a very Riverworld and Other Stories tians" are ruled by a man who exciting climax. (Berkley Books. 1979; S2.25) daims-and actually seems-to Religion seems to be a chief A Feast Unknown be the historic Jesus of Naza­ interest of Farmer. His award­ (Playboy Press. 1980;»2.25) reth. winning Riverworld series revol­ Philip Jose Farmer While a lesser author might ves around the mysterious res­ by William A. Barton make such a wild idea come off urrection of everyone who has Mythopoeia is the art of myth­ as fantasy, Farmer handles it so ever lived on a planet that is one making. The legendary Greek that even the moat cynical, non­ long-winding nver. Riverworld poet, Homer, was considered a religious reader should be able and Other Stories, is the latest nigh practitioner of this art, as to suspend his disbelief long in the series. It, too, features have been many others through­ enough to consider the ramifica­ Jesus of Nazareth, under his out the ages. Today a number of tions of Jesus the Messiah alive Aramaic name of Yeshua. His writers, particularly those in the in the 21st century and on Mars. "co-star" is cowboy-actor, Tom science fiction field, are actively Farmer has done his research Mix. involved in mythopoeia. weav­ well. His presentation of how "Riverworld” was actually ing a tapestry of legend and Christianity might have evolved written some vears ago, but Far­ myth. without the influence of the mer. a compulsive re-writer, has Cross Country Skiing One of the more promi- Apostle Paul's gentile leanings expanded it for this collection. It Easy to learn, Nolift lines. nent-and perhaps the most suc­ and its absorption of various features an interesting study in No crowds, cessful-modem practitioners of pagan religions is auite convin­ contrast between the two char­ mythopoeia is Philip Jose Far­ cing. given that evolution occur­ acters. Mix and Yeshua who, and the quiet of the woods mer. red on Mars. Jesus is presented though physical doubles, are op­ make X C skiing one of the country’s fastest growing sports In his SF and non-SF works, as a real human rather than a posites in temperment. Mix, the Farmer seeks to weave the fig­ God-man. ex-cowboy is boisterous, why not try it today? ures of myth and legend, the Along with these fascinating scrappy and happy for another nesh and blood heroes and anti- background portrayals. Farmer chance at life. Yeshua is sub­ heroes of history, and the ima­ spins an interesting story revol­ dued, pacific and deeply troub­ Green Mountain ginative creations of his favorite ving around the Mars Comman­ led about his teachings and be­ childhood authors into a definite der Richard Orme, and his inner liefs, which have proven false. 5516 E. 82nd St. mythos that underlies all of his struggle as to whether to con­ As with all of Farmer's River­ (Just west of Castleton at writing. This is well illustrated vert to the ranks of the Martian world stories, there is plenty of Allisonville & 82nd St.) in three of his recent books. believers or to cling to his child­ action to keep the reader in sus­ Jesus on Mars, a seemingly in­ hood religion based on 2000 pense while Farmer examines Indianapolis, Ind. congruously—yet quite appro­ years of distortion. the philosophical issues. priately-titled novel concerns There is also an interesting Other stories in the collection 842-7900 the discovery of a colony on side-plot about the Martians' also exhibit Farmer's myth­ Also located In Bloomington Mars inhabited by the descen- desire to rebuild their space­ making. "The Problem of Sore dents of first century Hebraic ships and travel to Earth to Bridge—Among Others” is a Christians and humanoids from spread the true gospel—by (continued on page 7) 2/11/80 Sagamore 7 More Farmer (continued from page 9 teeth on storiee of superheroes. answer the question of what pastische of E.W. Harming and Farmer places two of his favor kind of sex life superheroes ALIGNMENT Barry Perowne's Raffles, stories ite heroes of the pulps into one have. Though almost tame by is which Raffles and his partner story, puts them into conflict modem standards, it could still “Bunny" Minders (the story with one another, and lets them raise a few eyebrows and could SPECIAL was originally published under Tight it out easily earn an XXX rating if it the byline of Menders) solve sev­ The two heroes in this in­ were on film. eral of Sherlock Holmes' unsol­ stance are the already mention­ Feast's sexual themes are not PDOPEDL Y ALIGNED AND ved cases. ed King of the Jungle. Tarsan. a cover for a bad piece of writ­ INFLATED TIDES WILL DEDUCE Another story. "The Voice and the Man of Bronze himself. ing. though. The story of Tarzan DO AD FRICTION; THEDEDY no," is supposedly by Paul Doc Savage. The reeult is just as and Savage (Farmer calls them Chapin, a character from one of exciting as any of the original IxjnftVtandnlh and Doc Caliban IMPROVING GASOLINE MILEAGE. Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe stories stories ever were Imagine Tar­ in the novel) and their relation­ and features A.C. Doyle's re­ zan shelled by the Kenyan army. ship with the Nine Immortals is porter Ed Malone from The Lott Picture Doc Savage on a blood a very gripping tale Besides, we REGULAR PRICE $27.00 World. "The Jungle Rot Kid on hist mission of revenge in all knew a man raised by apes the Nod" is a rather bixaiTe re­ Africa. What more could you couldn't be as “civilized" as NOW ONLY 519.80 telling of the Tarzan saga in the ask? Burroughs depicted! style of William Burroughs as Beware, however, for Feast is Farmer weaves his mythology INCLUDES: Setting front End Alignment. Adjusting Steering opposed to Edgar Rice not harmless pulp fiction. Its well. A Feast Unknown truly is Geer, Checking front Wheel tearing*. Tire Are*»wre, Shock* A Feast Unknown indulges in origiqpl publication ten years a feast and. like his other works, and All Steering Component*, PIUS free Safety Inspection the ultimate fantasy of the ago was by an erotic book com­ a welcome addition to the worlds Ot Tour Vehicle. Capitation 1 11/10. young reader who has cut his pany. It was written partly to of Philip Jose Farmer.

Piea*e Call For Appointment Otter Valid On 1970 thru I9#0 Toyota* Void On Truck* A Four Wheel Drive* Special* On The*e i Other* Upon Reque*t Approximate Down Time. IS Dear Mo: Buggies are insane AAm ' The Age of Plastic are just to hip. They've got nice, ity." Trevor Horn and Geoff "a goodpiato to got your tar torvitmd" Buggies short haircuts; their clothes are Downes seem to have an (Island ILPS-9685) tooo retro; and they are rather aversion to anything of impor­ by David Edy regimented. In fact, they are so tance. This is not to say that the TOM WOOD TOYOTA ToMoOstin up-to-date you just want to spit world should be full of records 4202 LAFAYETTE ROAD 297-2444 President, Warner Bros. Records up. that are profound. But, records Dear Mo: But. if you think their appear­ should have some sort of theme. 1 sometimes wonder, Mo. if ance is rather mod, you should you bother to look at what your listen to the music, Mo. The two The record buying public custom labels are attempting to men layer synthesizers, vocals really doesn't want to hear release. 1 realize that Warner and drums to create a lush bub­ about making love to a robot ("I Bros, is supposed to issue the ble-gum sound. Each song takes Love You Miss Robot") or some­ "strange” records of the indus­ a basic electronic sound and ex­ one's trouble getting into a try* That is your label's prestige. pands it into what would appear movie studio ("Elstree j. But. honestly! to be a whole song. But, Mo, Heavens. Mo! Don’t those The Buggies claim to do “the something is fishy in Burbank. songs sound topical and pro­ electronic pop of the Eighties." I understand why you would found? Those Buggies aren't Shucky-durn, is that what that want to release this, Mo. After normal. They should be locked is, Mo? It sounds more like the all. The Buggies did have a hit in up in a rubber room, so they usual schlock-pop sounds we England with "Video Killed The won't hurt anybody. But, heard in the early '70s with the Radio Star." And I understand leave it to you, Mo. You made new thumpa-thumpa beajt. So how that particular song became sure that one of your labels much for innovation. Mo. There a hit. It is filled with hook-laden would sign The Buggies. Yes, is only so much one can do with vocals, the chorus bounces along the great insane asylum of that sound combined with a in a quasi-ABBA fashion, and it Southern California houses yet disco beat. Excuse me. I meant is extremely danceable. But. another group of eccentric musi­ dance rhythms. that is about it. No thoughts on cians. Now that you've milked your the cosmos or the state of the I suppose you have a repu­ resources dry on strange female world. tation to uphold, but really. We singers, you've decided to go The rest of the album is no­ don't need that many crazies on after the men. These two men where near that level of "qual­ vinyl. Just stop it. please stop it.

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