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Dan's All-Star Team February 18, 2000 1 he Dome P,lge B3 THE FIRST ANNUAL RO.cK AND ROLL ALL-STAR GAME Brian O'Rourke We figured we'd lighten up a little bit this week (we ~an only ridicule society for so long before we get depressed), and make up our own all-star game. In the Editor in Chief spirit of professional sports, ~e have ~efore you the Rock An~ Rol.1 AII-Sta~ Gam.e ..We both picked our teams during. a fifteen-~inute draft. Th~ bands are extremely large, some categones allowmg for more than one artist (hke vocahst, gUltanst, etc) and some alternates. A com toss decided the fate of Enc Clapton. !'. Write to us and give us your lists of all-star rock bands, or write and tell us which team you think wou1d put on a better show. Dan GIordano Staff Writer BRIAN'S ALL-STAR TEAM .. DAN'S ALL-STAR TEAM . Guitar: Guitar: Eric Clapton. Unarguably the best guitarist that ever lived. Jimmy Page: This legendary guitarist from Led Zeppelin need no intro­ Clapton's career has spanned over three decades. He has duction. All that really needs to be listened to is the "Starway to Heaven" proven himself in every genre the guitar is played, although he solo. It's without a doubt the greatest solo ever. Guitar Magazine agrees has always been a blues mario From The Yardbirds, Cream, with me on that one too. Blind Faith , Derek and the Dominoes, and solo. Mark Knopfler: The most underrated guitarist ever. This guitarist from Duane Allman, back-up. Unfortunately, Duane didn't last too Dire Straits put the smooth in Rock In' Roll. His solo in "Sultans of Swing" long on the music scene. However, his southern, Mississippi is one of the smoothest pieces of music you'll ever hear. Delta blues spurred other great music, such ~s Lynyrd Skynyrd. He gave Southern Rock a voice through his muddy guitar work. From The Allman Brothers Band. Singer/Songwrite~ Roger Waters "" The man who brought us two of the greatest albums ever: The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon. The way in which he puts his Singer/Songwriter: thoughts on paper and the concepts that he comes up with have never Bruce Springsteen. Yes, I'm biased towards Bruce, but I am been paralleled. His amazing use of multiple instruments are perfect for because he's .... amazing. His lyrics are highly accessible and this band. extremely poignant. He portrayed man ?s heroic. and in seach of the ideal (in his' earlier work like Born to Run and Rosa/ita). From Springst~en and the ~-Street Band. Drums: John Bonham. The second member from Led Zeppelin in my band. His drumming puts the emphasis on the song. His drums sound as if they Drums: have their own lyrics and message. Keith ·Moon. Moony the Loony. He was the first maniacal drum­ Carter Beauford. The drummer from the best band out there, The Dave mer eyer. He_once recorded a beat that was so fast, the sound Matthews Band. His jazzy style of playing deserves careful listening. people working on the album asked if a computer had done it. When you examine his drumming you can not help but keep your mouth From The Who. open in amazement. Ginger Baker, alternate. If you want to listen to "ball$ to the wall" drumming, tune into some Ginger Baker. There's no mis­ taking Baker when you hear him. He has a distinct style that Vocals: compimented Eric Clapton's blistering guitar. From Cream. Paul McCartney. He has wonderful romantic vocals and one of the most recognizable 'voices in rock "n' roll. His eloquence is electrifying, Vocals: especially with my other singer. John Lennon. Lennon and McCartney haVe the most recognizable and '- Roger Daltrey, lead. Daltrey has incredibly stirring vocals. greatest vocal sounds ever. It's the Beatles reunited. Listen to "Baba O'Riley" or "Behind Blue Eyes" and you can fee/ the passion. His voice remains unparalleled in rock and roll. From The Who. Piano: Jim Morrison, back-up. Not as good as Daltrey, but his smooth, Elton John. The great piano-playing rocker. Debate amongst yourselves now it's bass-now it's tenor, eloquent voice was incredible. He about which one is better: The Rocketman or the Piano Man . had a voice like a Shakespeare actor. From The Doors. Bass Guitar: Piano: . Flea. The greatest bassist ever. The most recognizable bassist ever. To Billy Joel·. Debate amongst yourselves as to who's better, but be the most recognizable person in your band and to be a bassist is say- why waste your time. I'm not taking anything away from Elton ing something. John--he's great. But nothing he ever did came close to "Piano Man" or "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant." Solo. Organ: Rick Wright. The sounds of Pink Floyd must be attributed to this man. Bass Guitar: All the sounds that Roger Waters worked with were on the organ. All those spacey sounds are the credit of this man. John Entwhistle. In a thankless'job, Entwhistle shines. He's the Father of the Modern Bassist. Saxophone: Organ: Leroi Moore. The soft beautiful sound of·Dave Matthew$' saxophone. He takes the essence of the song and puts it in his sax. What a sound. Ray Manzarek. I know. You're asking, "Organ?" Listen to "Light My Fire" if you doubt this man's genius. Without Manzarek, Morrison wouldn't have shined. From The Doors. Saxophone: Clarence Clemmons. Clarence augmented the passion that Bruce's lyrics evoked. He conveyed every emotion--disgruntled youth, idealic and tragic love, and friendship. ., . t , •• ,\ P.lge B-1 The Dume Febru.lry 18, 2000 MONDAY.FEB~ 21 4:05 PM VS IS FRIDAY W.B.lScranton Penguins 1:05 PM Presidenrs Day vs arCh rival Second level tickets can be Her.shBJI Bears purchased gameday at the box SUNDAY, FEB. 20 office for a lincoln and a 5:05 'PM . Washington, vs Quebec Cltadelles Turn Back the Clock Night Just $6/ The Phantoms will wear Ouebe.c Aces jerseys, . whicll wiU be auctioned off for charity after game in Bullies Sports Bar and Restaurant purrING A NEW FACE ON GREAT WORK . 'The Dome Invitational WHAT IS IT? A 3~PART LECTURE SERIES. W'HEN? FEBRUARY 7TH {NEWS WRITING)"14TH (LAYOUT), AND 21ST .(PHOTOGRAPHY); 12-1 PM. WHERE? UNIVERSITY CENTER. ,CHECK , , LISTINGS FOR 'RoOM ASSIGNMENTS. , ' QUESTIONS? CAll. BRIAN AT x4421. Heat" (1988, Drama) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Belushi. A Soviel and an American cop nab a Russian Monday" (1988, Drama) Melanie Griffiih, leS. An account of four disparate people's lives. Page B8 Widener University: The Dome February 18, 2000 IN OTHER ACTION GOING ON THIS PORTS WEEKEND INDIANA 90 NEW J ERSEY MIAMI WIDENER'S SPORTS WIZARD NEW YORK 98 ISLANDERS 1 CONN. again this year. With Mark ing up to push the Rangers Mike Sa~er Recchi leading the team in into the playoffs. Playing in points and Vanbiesbrouck only 46 games this year, Sports Writer . MIAMI WASHINGTON 2 having a great season with Richter has a whopping 1240 87 WISCONSIN Last week was an okay over a 90 percent percentage, Sllves. This will be a high­ they should be in good stride shooting affair, but probably week for the Sports Wizard. I CHARLOTfE PHILLY MICH. STATE 81 picked the Volunteers over to sustain a barrage of playoff little scoring. Because I am 89 the Gators and the wannabes which starts- with from New York and that is Orangeman over the Bruins. the New York Rangers on where they are going to be Saturday: The Rangers are a playing, I pick the Rangers to While going 6-2 last week, Los ANGELES DETROIT o MISS. STATE my season overall is looking team looking into the play­ win, 3-1. good with a'record of 19-6-1. offs. With 59 points, they are This week the spotlight .5 points out of the playoffs PI-llLLY CHICAGO 2 FLORIDA turns to the NHL. With 8 and have a demanding sched­ weeks left in the season, the ule the rest of the way Philadelphia Flyers look to be through the season. Theo heading to the post season Fleury and Petr Nedved each have 49 points and are team- WIDENER BASKETBALL STAYS ON TOP MIKE'S BASEBALL Pam Gargano The Pioneers Hightower had 14 points. Chaz V{illiamson Sports Editor defeated Juniata chipped in with 13 points and Shaun Waples for their sixth had 12 points and' a game-high 10 rebounds. TRIVIA CORNER straight win to The Pioneers also shot 92 percent from the remain on top of the Commonwealth League. free throw line (11 of 12). THINK YOU KNOW YOUR BASEBALL TRIVIA? Widener men's basketball kept 'up their Williamson also scored game-high 24 points winning ways by defeating Elizabethtown 91- on Saturday at Juniata, leading Widener to WELL, LET'S PUT IT TO THE TEST. ••• 63 on Wednesday: The team shot 70 percent their sixth straight victory: Williamson hit 11 from the field in the first half, including 4 of 5 of 15 shots from the field, including 2 of 4 from from long range, and jumped out to a 56-27 long range. Joining him in double figures 1.) How many pitchers have struck out more 3.) John Smoltz and Tom Glavine are tied lead at halftime. Frank DeLuca scored 17 of were DeLuca and Siuchta, both with 17 points. than 3,000 batters in their ML careers? for the LCS record for most games started by a his game-high 22 points in the half as he hit 7 The Pioneers put Juniata away; defeating them pitcher.
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