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Join the Vineyard Music Resurrection Celebration ENTERTAINMENT, 2>AGE 12 .SIDELINES Hello... J3PRIL 8,199 Call The Sidelines Hot Line If you have any comments, suggestions, or news tips just pick up the phone and dial... 898-2337 Between 3 pm and 8am M-F ijftfiist' Be "2T years' Wage" & have I.D. Ladies Night at Bottomless M0 Designated Driver Program Located at Holiday Inn • 2227 Old Fort Pkwy • 896-2420 'Beaster' shows Mould's talent MTSU MICHAEL MORSE/MUSIC REVIEW Econo ] Blue has been on heavy deceit until something (or \3 on't believe everything SPECIAL rotation in the conciousness of someone) is destroyed, the Lodge you read in Rolling Stone. alternative America since its latter describing the suffering Regardless of what your release last September. that comes as a result of the parents may say, Sgl. Pepper's Free Beasler is Sugar's latest betrayal of trust. 2036 S. Church St. Continental is noi the greatest album of all Murfreesboro Breakfast release, and the timing is as In short, Beaster is full of mur uee&uuru, Frec Loca| Ca||$ time. For many of us who deliberate as the title pun; the the same pain-filled, angst- TN Cable TV weren't yet born during the six songs arc about the same ridden music that Mould is 893-1090 Movie Rentals Summer of Love, that themes you will hear in church known for, and you get a distinction belongs to Huskcr Present coupon at check-in.May noi be valid during holidays, weekends and special events. on Easter Sunday; betrayal and Robert Tilton sample too. The Du's Warehouse: Songs and (Not valid with any other otter.) Expires March 31. 1993 martyrdom. This time, album is among Mould's best Stories. however, there are no Easter work, falling somewhere in Unfortunately, Huskcr Du lillies and no happy ending. between Flip Your Wig and is no more, but singer, "Judas Cradle" and "JC Copper Blue on the Mould-O- Join the Vineyard Music songwriter, guitarist, and all- Auto" arc the highlights of Meter, and a great place to around genius Bob Mould is this disc, the former start on the road to still making great music with Resurrection Celebration wondering how someone can enlightenment in the ways of his current band. Sugar. The so easily follow the path of Bob for the uninitiated. band's first album. Copper cass. Student broadcasts for 172 straight COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE planned on the marathon another. He said between 5:00 W,hatcver you do, don't ask ■*» broadcast, which broke the a.m. and 6:00 a.m. he would put Scott Davis about Iron record for the National some long-running CDs on the %:* Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da- Association of College air and sleep. Vida." And don't even think Broadcasters. It seems he was "Think of jazz cuts. One of about mentioning "Stairway to drafted more than he our major programming blocks Heaven" by Led Zcpplin. volunteered. is jazz. We have CDs with 30- Disc jockies from around "I was sitting in the front minutc songs," Davis said. the country were calling Davis, a office talking with some people When he had to use the junior at Evansvillc University in about the fact that just one guy facilities, he put on a five- to 10- Evansville, IND, who during his had signed up for three night minulc song and scooted to the spring break, logged 172 hours positions during spring break," bathroom. Radio stations across !7« of continuous broad-casting. Davis said. "Someone the nation called to interview CD The DJs wanted to know if he mentioned that one person could him, and listeners in the were playing either of the two do it all week. I left. While I Evansville area called to give rock songs that seem to go on was gone I was voted into this." him encouragement. fOHTLINI forever. Instead of going to Dayton, Davis started the marathon IFBGI "They asked me, 'Do you Ohio or St. Louis for spring stint at 11 p.m. on March S and go to the bathroom, do you play ^ break like he had planned, Davis finished at 3 a.m. on March 13. 'In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida' and ended up in the radio station. He "He just collapsed. He was &0Si& Pepper 'Stairway to Heaven'?" Davis got no tan. He has no stories to rather incoherent," a station Christian Bookstore said. tell his friends about wild times worker said. The answer is yes, no and during spring break. He spent He won no money and got 207 Sanbyrn Drive no. his break in the booth. He sat. no trophy for the marathon i il n\ Davis is a communications He walked around the studio, he broadcast. "What would I get? Murfreesboro. TN 37130 major who also works as an made public service 'Schmuck of the Year Award'?" announcer at WUEV-FM, the announcements, and he put one he asked. 16/ 896-7777 campus radio station. He hadn't compact disc on the air after .
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