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Sum 41 Alive
SSUMUM 4411 AALIVELIVE IS SCREAMO B.S.? FLORIA’S FUEL IAN BLURTON~MINISTRY~THE TEA PARTY~WILDHEARTS CLAIRE STANSFIELD~MOONEY SUZUKI~DFA 1979 THE JERRY CAN The summer is the season of rock. Tours roll across the coun- try like mobile homes in a Florida hurricane. The most memo- rable for this magazine/bar owner were the Warped Tour and Wakestock, where such bands as Bad Religion, Billy Talent, Alexisonfire, Closet Monster, The Trews and Crowned King had audiences in mosh-pit frenzies. At Wakestock, in Wasaga Beach, Ont., Gasoline, Fox Racing, and Bluenotes rocked so hard at their two-day private cottage party that local authorities shut down the stage after Magneta Lane and Flashlight Brown. Poor Moneen didn't get to crush the eardrums of the drunken revellers. That was day one! Day two was an even bigger party with the live music again shut down. The Reason, Moneen and Crowned King owned the patio until Alexisonfire and their crew rolled into party. Gasoline would also like to thank Chuck (see cover story) and other UN officials for making sure that the boys in Sum41 made it back to the Bovine for another cocktail, despite the nearby mortar and gunfire during their Warchild excursion. Nice job. Darryl Fine Editor-in-Chief CONTENTS 6 Lowdown News 8 Ian Blurton and C’mon – by Keith Carman 10 Sum41 – by Karen Bliss 14 Floria Sigismondi – by Nick Krewen 16 Alexisonfire and “screamo” – by Karen Bliss 18 Smash it up – photos by Paula Wilson 20 Whiskey and Rock – by Seth Fenn 22 Claire Stansfield – by Karen Bliss 24 Tea Party – by Mitch Joel -
At What • Price?
• at what • price? Strike nears end? The Dalhousie Faculty Association reached a tentative agreement with the University's administration on Tuesday. >News pg 3 Beloved basket a I nter & Ron coach cut win appeal > Sports pg 12 Anna Hunter jumped up and cheered when she found out her and slate-mate Dave Ron were reinstated to the DSU presidential race on Thursday. N > ews pg 4 TroubleSum FourSum Sum41 's favourite pastime: snatching all hotel furniture from their guitar tech's and recreating replicas of his room in the hotel lobby (down to the last article of clothing). No piece of furniture is spared. >Arts pg 11 Editorial elections lor TION 2002/2003 Dal Gazette. Student Night Monday TOONIE Wednesdavs! cJ3er April 1st. 5221 Sackville at the corner of Argyle ~25-7673 Rll'avet CUTS eHGIU5iVe Wilh SUSAlJOtJ"f Dalhousie Student Hook any Husabout Consecutive Pass of at least 1month duration or a Union FleHipass of ab least 15 days in 2montihs + tiiiHusabouti London link between Loooon and Paris aoo geb af@IMmrtt11%1tWW41Mii • TWO NtGHTS AT ST. CHRISTOPHER'S INN • BIG BUS PASS • ONE. EVENING MEAL • DAILY BAGGED BREAKFAST • FREt. HOT TJB AND SAUNA USE >! Must; be boohed betirneen March 15 - Mag 91/02 ~ 0 ~ ::1RAVELCUIS Canada's student travel exoerts! WEDNESDAY NIGHTS OPEN MIC NIGHT 100 PRJZE EVER_Y WEEK THORSDAYS ARE The DSU would like to remind everyone that when the strike is over the DSU elections will continue with a shortened campaigning period and 3 days of voting. ENTER TO WIN! c.,.,., to t h< Grawood Lounge and fill out your ballot to WIN TICKETS TO THE SHOWI Tired of doing your taxes? Do them quickly ana easily online with QuickTaxWeb. -
The Cord Weekly (January 21, 1998)
_ ■ ■ Feature... Sports Entertainment Hate Men's Interview literature Basketball with 6 on the | #g loses to 11 M treble •! £* Internet AW Brock A 4# charger iv the "The tie that binds since 1926" Wednesday, January 21,1998 Will StudentPublications Cord VOLUME XXXVIII • ISSUE NINETEEN Boogin' down at the Turret An apology to members of the community Due to an inexcusable oversight in While an apology will never the WLUSP advertising depart- erase the hurt that this ad has ment, the last edition of The Cord inflicted, we are taking active steps carried an advertisement for the to ensure this never happens Committee for Open Debate on the again. Holocaust, directed by Bradley WLUSP is currently developing Smith. a policy that will modify the adver- Smith is a well-known tising department's screening Holocaust denier and his adver- process. tisement should never have The Cord is working to ensure appeared in the pages of The that other Canadian university and Cord. To challenge the undeniable college newspapers are made fact that over six million Jews aware of this particular ad's exis- were murdered during World War tence. Two is incorrigible. It goes against We intend to have the money everything this paper ana its staff from this paid advertisement believe in. donated to a Holocaust education However, as Editor-in-Chief, it organization. is ultimately mv responsibility to The Cord is committed to ensure that hate literature is not defending human rights and the printed in The Cord. I apologize for truth. the serious breach of trust this Katherine M. -
Ahome Vid N Eeow Section #1 Album #1
Volume 71 No. 17 August 28,2000 TARA LYN HART TO PERFORM AT y CANADIAN COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS AHOME VIDN EEOW SECTION $3.00 (S2.80 plus .20 GST) Publication Mail Registration No. 08141 concerts in Las Vegas, while the Pearl Jam will Major labels offer plenty of big names for the fall actually be a series of 28 different releases throughout the world, including two in Canada, After what some have described as an unusually dry release from Prozzak, tentatively slated for mid- recorded in Katowice, Poland. Both albums are summer of major releases, the five major record November. There is also talk of anew Celine Dion expected sometime in September or October. companies are preparing aheavy list of hitters for compilation album, tentatively titled aCollector's Sony will also offer anumber of soundtracks the fall schedule. While their may be a lack of Series, which will primarily feature b-sides and in October and November, including Dawson's prominent domestic releases heading into the busy rarities sought out by the many diehard Celine fans. Creek Vol. 2, Charlie's Angels, Dracula 2000, What Christmas buying period, there should be more than Again, no specific dates are mentioned, although Women Want, and apair of Ally McBeal soundtracks enough high-prioity international releases to keep mid-to-late October is apossibility. (one soul, the other Christmas). sales and promotion reps busy into December. From an international standpoint, Sony's In the country vein, October will see Sony Sony's main domestic priority will be a new priorities would appear to he new releases from both debuts from veterans Travis Tritt and Billy Ray Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez, along with the Cyrus, as well as aBilly Gilman Christmas release. -
RPM-1996-11-04.Pdf
CAB Conventfon CAB's Annual Convention held in E October 27-29 had one importan agenda, to resist and protest the pas: 32, otherwise referred to as the `neighbouring rights' bill. CAB p( insisted that the bill could spell out 1 broadcasters since it would force ra pay twice for airing recordings. Double Platinum "Radio is struggling," said bro Slaight. "The industry can't afford payments on top of the $22 million today. Broadcasters build the career; AICKVAINiA COUNTING CROWS MARILYN 11111A1VOGV of performers and producers with ai promotion that sells millions of recc FROM THE MUM BANKS OF RECOVERING THE SATELLITES ANTICHRIST SUPERSTAR Study after study confirms that." THE WISHICAH Defying the sophomore odds with a collection Marilyn -mayhembegins with an incredible The ones the fans have been waiting for of songs that will make it even hotter than 100,000 copies sold in under threeweeks, Major appointments August...', with the lead single, Angels of the Beautiful People lighting up phones at Modern proven by a #1 retail chart debut and already Randy Lennox, senior vice -presider double platinum. An historic combination of live Silences, already headed for the top of the Rock and CAR, the video debuting on the charts. The A Long December single and video MuchMusic chart on day one, and their Toronto manager of MCA Music Entert performances by the most influential band of announced two major changes withir. the decade, From the Muddy Banks of The releases in November followed by a 4 city and Montreal concert dates selling out in a Canadian tour and a national $100,000 TV matter of minutes. -
September 6, 2001
Treble Charger Rookie quarterback interviewedland leading Hawks - p. - "7 A reviewed p. 26 CORD \ZI. WEEKLYTHE 2001 Thursday September 6, • Laurier's Official Student Newspaper Volume 42 • Issue 4 3 News A week of 'O' so much opening ceremonies and a black mates, and doing it on our own Capture the Flag match this Friday. out and another crazy man wearing time. And there was some business But I can't shake the feeling a strange Estonian hat, and still about gazing off into the distance. that it doesn't matter. I can't shake they show up. Actually, it's more But now we're in the middle of the feeling because in most cases, accurate to say that they stood the week and there's less and less the results are as they should be. through all of that. Why, you ask? Is white and more and more Gold. Kids are meeting kids, older and it even explainable? And I watched a sea of Gold, 250 younger. (No touching). First year I've been going over it in my strong, sing "Build Me Up, students are finding their way head and I'm pretty sure it isn't the Buttercup" with new lyrics about around. Opportunities are present- food, although the lasagna I shining things. And the guys had ing themselves and people are swiped was good enough to do the their own parts and the girls had accepting challenges. Even if the Waltz on a Wednesday. their own parts and there were two challenge is wake up before noon. -