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Dead Kennedys Punk Legends Rock the House of Blues Page 3 SEX: When one can be the loneliest number Full MOVIE: 'House of D' touches hearts and funny bones , MUSIC: Louis XIV love women, substance abuse EFFECTTitan Entertainment Guide Dead Kennedys Punk legends rock the House of Blues Page 3 Style scouts debate over fashion Boho VS. Hobo chic Page 7 A p r i l 2 1, 2 0 0 5 scheduled for late 2005 or early has cancelled the remaining dates 2006, but three songs have been on its current tour. According to CONTENTS completed of which one features the band, guitarist Paul Hinojos Compton rapper the Game… suffered a ruptured disc in his back Northern California band Dredg recently. No plans have been made have decided to release their next by the band to reschedule the can- 02 Entertainment Briefs—The Buzz album on June 21. Catch Without celled dates but plan to make up BY NIYAZ PIRANI 03 Music—Seasoned punks still Arms will feature the single “Bug for them on the next tour…After Daily Titan Assistant News Editor Eyes” which has been making months of speculation by tabloids standing strong quite a buzz on the Web…White as well as fans, Britney Spears is 04 Movie Review—'Horror remake Stripes members Jack and Meg offi cially pregnant. To watch the Limp Bizkit has slated a tenta- White are putting the fi nishing moments that led to conception, spooks with grotesque imagery tive May 3 release date for their touches on their June 7 release tune in to Spears and husband new album The Unquestionable Get Behind Me Satan. The disc’s Kevin Federline’s yet-to-be-titled Cult classic lives on Truth: Part One. The album, 05 fi rst single, “Blue Orchid,” should reality show that will debut with a Directorial debut warms hearts which features Fred Durst and be making its’ radio debut in the one-hour episode May 17 at 9 p.m. Sex Column—Being single often company reunited with original upcoming weeks...Usher had ap- on UPN…Team Sleep – featuring guitarist Wes Borland, will be hinders friendships proximately $100,000 worth of Chino Moreno of Deftones and their newest release since 2003’s belongings stolen from him at Rob Crow of Pinback - will fi nally 06 Music—Brazillian girls take listeners Results May Vary. The album, fu- eled by the Rage Against the Ma- to paradise chine sounding single “The Truth” Louis XIV sports glam rock mojo will contain seven new songs in- cluding “The Propaganda,” “The Kiev constructs depth, creativty Priest” and “The Channel”…LFO 'Phantoms' strength lies in pop singer Rich Cronin, famous for his song “Summer Girls,” has been delights diagnosed with Luekemia. The 29- 07 Fashion- Style Scout year-old Cronin is being treated at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medi- cal Center in Boston. Cronin’s bandmate Devin Lima posted a message on the groups Web site. ON THE COVER: The Dead “With all of your love, support and prayers, he will pull through this,” Kennedys performed in front of Lima said. Cronin is still in the fi - a packed crowd at the House of nal stages of fi nishing his fi rst solo Blues on April 13. (photo/Lisa album…On tour to promote their Chung/Daily Titan) upcoming disc Out of Exile, Au- dioslave has decided to change up their set list a bit. When the band took the stage at the Joint in Las Vegas, the group performed their versions of Soundgarden’s “Black White Stripes Hole Sun” and “Outshined” as Full Effect well as Rage Against the Machine Trump Towers. One of the singers awake from its slumber after being hits “Sleep Now in the Fire” and many suitcases was picked up by a shelved since 2001. 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Events,” “Blade: Trinity” and “Sur- Copyright ©2004 Daily Titan vivor: The Austrailian Outback– The Complete Season.” 2 FULL EFFECT Daily Titan April 21, 2005 REVIEW MUSIC Photos by Lisa Chung/Daily Titan Seasoned punks still standing strong BY LISA CHUNG young average age of the audi- them had all had a part in writing through as he stage dove during Daily Titan Staff ence, B-side tracks and other less it. “Holiday in Cambodia.” popular songs received only con- Other interesting moments, He then brought his mom on fused looks from the front row. included the opening of “Nazi stage and introduced her to the Minutes before the Dead Ken- Overall, the show had a little Punk Fuck Off,” which was ba- audience, all the time wearing nedys took the stage at the Ana- bit of a high school backyard par- sically a speech by Penalty pro- a shirt with Mickey Mouse on heim House of Blues, the not- ty feel to it; complete with fi ghts, moting individual thought and it and the words, “Our Presi- so-diverse crowd chanted, “Is mosh pits and guys with lots of non-violence. dent.” my cock big enough; is my brain tattoos taking their shirts off. You It was only fitting consider- Overall, it was a good show. small enough...,” which made me know, typical modern-day punk ing the political nature of most The young crowd got what it wonder if the show I was about show activities. of the lyrics. came for, while the older crowd to witness was going to have any It was only when I really start- He also took this time to give had another chance to see Ray sort of quality to it. ed paying attention to the instru- some words of respect to Jello and Flouride rock together like Surprisingly, however, through mental work of East Bay Ray and Biafra, the original lead singer. only they can. the sold-out sea of studded leath- Klaus Flouride that I was taken Ray and er and colorful mohawks (circa with the unique superiority of the Flouride’s 1985), a decent sound came band. refined tal- DISCOGRAPHY through. The highlight, for me was ent shined It might not have been a sound “California Uber Alles,” because through, de- diehard DK fans are accustomed you could hear the actual guitar spite their in- 1980 Fruit for Rotting Vegetables to since the original lead singer riffs that set this punk band apart creasing age. 1982 Plastic Surgery Disasters and drummer were replaced with from most. That’s why youngster Jeff Penalty and friend Also, the crowd as a whole, not I think that 1985 Frankenchrist of the band, Steve Wilson. How- just in the pit, seemed to really having such 1986 Bedtime for Democracy ever, despite Penalty’s age, he feel the energy of this song. Even a young new 1987 Give me Convenience or carried the show with a charged though the vocals (which were lead singer in energy and a certain charm.
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