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Mfti-8* NEW MUSIC from MCA THAT MAGAZINE FROM CiTR fM 102 JULY 1990 Mfti-8* NEW MUSIC FROM MCA MARIANNE FAITHFUL NINE INCH NAILS ART BERGMANN BLAZING AWAY PRETTY HATE MACHINE SEXUAL ROULETTE CASSETTE COMPACT DISC 6.9411.94 WORLD PARTY PPJl WORLD PARTY BELL BIV DEVOE ETTA JAMES GOODBYE JUMBO POISON ST1CKIN' TO MY GUNS JILL SOBULE APPEARING THE JULY 4 LIVE AT THE TOWN PUMP BLUE AEROPLANES BLUE AEROPLANES APPEARING JULY 5 LIVE AT THE COMMODORE JILL SOBULE BLUE AEROPLANES THINGS HERE ARE DIFFERENT SWAGGER YOUsounR TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT CENTREd m DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER SOUTH VANCOUVER EAST VANCOUVER METROTOWN BURNABY NORTH SURREY 556 SEYMOUR ST. 732 S.W. MARINE OR. 2696 E. HASTINGS ST. 4568 KINGSWAY 10280-135TH ST. 687-5837 321-5112 254-1601 439-0223 589-7500 £_gg°as_g3 CONTENTS JULY *1990 Issue #90 THE LLOYD ULIANA REPORT: Consolidated vs Simon Frith 6 a;Grumh...: f_t H'3jRy teddV Bed®s t&ke note 9 Nitzer Ebb - Walking in the shadow of the 'Mode Men 12 BETWEEN THE LINES: A DAY IN MANAGUA Coca Cola, asphalt and burned out Ladas - by Lisa Marr 22 •r____-____________-_-_____________EI_^^ AIRHEAD They hate us, they hate us, they hate us - So can you! 5 REAL LIVE ACTION Tom Verlaine, Consolidated, Group 49, House of Love 14 UNDER REVIEW We listen to 'em, we write about 'em, you read 'em. Simple 14 COMIX ARE ALL I READ Colin Upton's Big Thing and Sexy Stories from the World Religions 16 HELL'S KITCHEN Viola reunites with her mutant friends and eats allllll she can 17 ON THE DIAL It's like TV Guide, but it's for radio 18 SPINLIST New names but it's the same. 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