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SCSVICCS ''' ''e, v - . 2 TRANS FM NOVEMBER rfiliWay A Guide toCKCU 93.1 FM FEATJRES VOLUME 2, NUMBER 3 RADIO ACTIVE CRAIG MACKIE A celebration of five years of alternative radio 8 THE KIM MITCHELL INTERVIEW GEOFF CURRIER Max Webster has plans for a long time to come 24 FINGERPRINTZ BRUCE SIN/PSON More songs about songs dealing with paranoia 28 LEVON HELM WORKMAN JOHN On the road with the Cate Brothers and a gallon of sake 30 I'LL MEET YOU BY THE TWO THOUSAND SEAS KEN ROSS From the dream life of Derek D SPLIT ENZ ROB STEWART Conquering the Northern Hemisphere by laser 56 REGU_ARS UNCONTROLLED FEEDBACK 4 PRINTED CIRCUITS ....RAY NOYES 6 PROGRAM SCHEDULE 12 93. HIGHLIGHTS 15 CINEMA BILL WHITE 36 RECORDS ON REVIEW 40 ALTERNATIVE RECORD CHART ALWYN ROSS ...47 COVER ART: RADIO ACTIVE by Robie SINGLED OUT ROB STEWART .51 Hai. 7. original painting is DREADTALKS....JUNIOR SMITH 53 available as 'a full -colour glos.sy TRANS FM CLASSIFIEDS 55 poster. Call CKCU for details. 1980 TRANS FM 3, riansFrauncomoum-- Editor. STEVE MORETTI What's wrong with and I want to be sure you will still be on Copy the air when I return. Especially No RAY NOYES all you Ottawa people? Future Now and Meantown Blues and Layout ArkansasTraveller. I missSneezy Dear TRANS FM, DALE DREWERY Waters and Molson Stock Ale, a tall Re: Joe Jackson review, page 15, STEVE MORETTI one, at the Lafayette Hotel. Keep up the Photography. Vo. 2 no. 1 good work. I was very disappointea with Steve DANNY PATTERSON Moretti's review of Joe's show at Camp Bob Feindel JAY HARRISON Fortune. Maybe he was one of the many New South Wales CHRISTINE JOHNSON "hippies" that frustrated him Australia. throughouttheshow. Coming from ROBIE HARTLING Montreal, after the drive to Gatineau STEVEN ANDERSON Pork, after parking in the primitive lotAn important alternative and after hiking the final 3,000 meters, I stillenjoyed a great show. What'sfor Ottawa Adver. j wrongwithall you peoplefrom (Copy of a letter sent to tne (..1<tC,) Ottawa? Sitting on yourblankets of HOWARD BLOOM smoking pot and drinking beer, not a Mr. Chairman andMembers Ad Lcwout single body grooving to the rhythms of the Commission, LINDA KARDOS I am writinginsupportof the CHRISTINE JOHNSON his great band, how do you think Joe felt? His music is there for groovin' andapplication from CKCU - FM, for a five BRENT CRAIG heandhisbandliveduptothe year renewal of their broadcast license. energetic end that is expected from him Over the years, CKCU has provided but the audience didn't live up to their animportantalternativeto Ottawa endofshowingtheirappreciation.audiences as it offers coverage of local Good old Joe even called them hippiesand regional issues which ore often and they just sat there, smok in' their ignored by other broadcast media. The pot and drinking their beers with smiles stationhasreached far beyond the on their faces after spending 8 bucks abounds of theuniversity to serve a pop to see him. variety of interests, presenting tenant I thought that his new material was andcommunityassociations,ethnic very exciting and am anxiously waitinggroups and others with little access to the airways. forhisnext album. I have a funny feelingthatthe audience were the Both as to quality and quantity, the Greek sheep herders stoned on Ouzopublic affairs programming of CKCU is TRANS FM is published monthly by that Moretti mentioned. most impressive, as the station con- Radio Carleton Incorporated. Thank you and I dare you to print tinuesto reach out to meet the needs . of new audiences. Contents are copyright 1980 All this one. rights reserved. ISSN 0704-478X. I would hope that in your Monthly circulation, 15,000 Jeanne Cari3oneau deliberationsyouwillconsiderthis copies. Montreal, Quebec record andtheopportunitieswhich present themselves for the future and Typeset by The Charlatan . YVETTE Well, we printed it. So what? give thisapplication your favourable DIEPENBROCK ANL, SUSAN Ed. consideration. AYSCOUGH ypesetters. Printed by Marion Dewar, Performance Printing Mayor, Ottawa Colour separations by Hadwen Nothing like Molson Stock Graphics Ltd and Meantown Blues ve, Dear Radio Carleton, Address letters to: I have been working for the past Pd rates available on request 41/2 months down here in Australia so TRANS FM (613) 231-7477 unfortunately I haven't heard many of your broadcasts. I do, at least, get my Room 517, Unicentre SUBSCRIPTIONS: S25 a year. (Used copies of TRANS FM sent down. to support CKCU-FM, a non-profit Anyway,since yourlicence is Carleton University community radio station Donors coming up for renewal,I am writing a Ottawa, Ontario become members of Radio letter of support for your radio station Carleton Inc ) because you were the only radio station K1S 5B6 in Ottawa worth listening to when Ileft 4 TRANS FM NOVEMBER, Reserve NOW through Canadian Universities Travel Service CHRISTMATERSS C.U.ESCHAR TORONTO TO VANCOUVER from $259 TORONTO TO LONDON $569 MANCHESTER BRITAIN PRESTWICK - Edmonton 60Laurier Ave. E. Vancouver 238-8222 Carleton University $239 238- 5493 ----THE MONKS-- S'Ot.+Hd) $4.99 Peter Gabriel (WEA) The Monks (Capitol) Max uebst er (Anthem) wow RECORDS ON WHEELS Validpresentationonlywi th o this ad 1980 TRANS FM 5 -PcSIMD CAGES . ____, tipus soiiimi flit, , _ 1 , 1 , ! ,- 0000 000 d 000Q8000882,888888838it HO 08888888gi22:igi88g8 :882Ast:::::::::::i0, ;.,;...,. ..0.0. **********..... ,..***** ..::......... ::::::11!11:iiIN6 t, 41.431._..... :*.F..A7.. :2::::::i!::::411dmimmle to:::n:t ::::::::::2,::: t1 * 00 0 ...":? :::S:* ::30553313::: IIII MI OOOOOO1011111 111. e0oee2: 000lbig;H!iiiiiii870 The large plastic box told Alpha, Beta and Gamma all they needed to know about the creatures RAY NOYES he structure was composed mainly of cylindrical colleague, Gamma, infrontoftheverticle "opaque Lstems from some of the larger, firmer vegetationopening" which Beta had discovered. nearby. These stems had been cleaned and stacked Instruments beyond my understanding were employed to form a cube with a cover of some other materialto destroy the simple metal latch and open the door so that inthe shape of two rectangular panels, whichthe tiny explorers could enter. Within they founda very overhung slightly all round the cube;, the panelssimple scene - buta wealth of information fortheir came together in a ridge above the middle of the structure.acutely developed senses and theirunimaginablein- Itwas evidently undamaged, but there were openings;struments. around these the explorers noticed transparent, gleaming A creature, as massive as Alpha's whole party com- fragmentsregularly sprayed upon the ground. Brokenbined, lay still on a piece of furniture which was Beta's glass. height from the dirtfloor and justlong enough' to ac- The first explorer, whom Imight as well call Alpha,commodate thecreature's frame. The party began to began to enter the structure through one of the openings, measure, probe, examine.