'The Jacket' Stirs up Confusion
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MUSIC: Heartbroken crooner sings for victims Full MOVIE: ‘Be Cool’ is mildly entertaining FASHION: How to EFFECTTitan Entertainment Guide accessorize this spring ‘The Jacket’ stirs up confusion Page 5 Frances the Mute speaks volumes Album reinvents meaning to music Page 4 M a rc h 1 0 , 2 0 0 5What’S Inside Contents 02 News Briefs-The Buzz 03 Music Review- Dashboard sings for BY NIYAZ PIRANI relief Daily Titan Asst. News Editor Dramatic band sets fans on fire 04 British band blends beats For those who prefer the look of a black and white CBGB T-shirt to Volta gives music new meaning anything else in their wardrobe, the The Massacre cleans up nicely shirt may soon become an antique. 05 Movie Review- ‘The Jacket’ fits loosely The rock n’ roll venue - famous for being known as the birthplace of with viewers punk rock – may be shut down if ‘Be Cool’ not hot owner Hilly Kristal does not pay Dreamworks Take a day off with Bueller what he owes his landlord. Kristal Shinoda, between his various other year. Metal fans have a reason to has until August to pay $91,000 in projects, has been hard at work in throw up their devil horns as the 06 Theater- Pop Opera fails to move back rent and accept a doubling of the studio on a solo album. The al- lineup for the Sounds of the Un- theater goers his current rent or the club will be bum will feature Common, Black derground 2005 Tour has been 07 Fashion- Spruce up spring with some shut down…Limp Bizkit front man Thought from the Roots and oth- announced. The trek will feature Fred Durst did his very own Paris ers from the hip-hop world. Nick upcoming bands From Autumn to bling Hilton impression last week when Carter’s plans have been arrested Ashes, Poison the Well and Devil 08 Food-Fox Sports Grill has a flair for food still images and video of him hav- for the time being. Carter was ar- Driver. Vin Diesel proved he was ing sex fl ooded the Internet. Law- rested in Huntington Beach on the coolest in movie theaters this yers for Durst have fi led lawsuits March 5 at 7:30 p.m. for driv- past week as The Pacifi er slid past for the star, seeking approximately ing under the infl uence. Because Be Cool to take the top spot at the $80 million in damages. “In fi ling the investigation is still ongoing, box offi ce. Zach Braff will be the these lawsuits, it is not our goal police were unable to say the re- main character in Kevin Smith’s ON THE COVER: Adrian Brody to make any money, but to make sults of Carter’s sobriety tests. A newest addition to the “Fletch” se- sure no one sells these tapes or im- publicist for Carter said Carter is ries. Fans of big green ogres will stars in ‘The Jacket,’ now playing in plies that it was ever Fred’s inten- on doctor-prescribed medication be excited in 2007. Shrek 3 has theaters. (photo courtesy of War- tion to sell them himself,” said a and was unaware of any interac- been slated to hit theaters on May ner Brothers) statement issued by Limp Bizkit’s tion possibilities the medicine 18 and the fi lm’s fourth installment management team, The Firm. may have had. Christina Agu- is currently in the writing process. Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park is ilera has been a busy woman as CD releases for March 15 are Hu- currently working on a new album, of late. While planning a wedding, man After All by Daft Punk, Now but not for his world famous band. the singer is also penning the fol- That’s What I Call Music: Vol. 18 low-up to Stripped. Aguilera de- and Origin Vol. 1 by Soundtrack scribes the yet-to-be-titled album of Our Lives. DVD releases for as “a retro blues/jazz/soul record, March 15 are “The Incredibles,” but a really meaty, gritty, real raw “Alfi e” and Being “Ron Jeremy.” Full Effect record of soul.” In touring news, Compiled from MTVNews, Muse has been tapped to headline ShoutWeb.com and ComingSoon. FULL EFFECT EDITOR the Campus Invasion Tour this net. KYM PARSONS EXECUTIVE EDITOR MARTI LONGWORTH ADVERTISING SALES DIRECTOR KEVIN COOK PRODUCTION KYM PARSONS SEESON MAHATHAVORN, KEVIN COOK ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES DAISY NOELLE, KIMBERLY LEUNG CAN SENGEZER, JESSICA LEVENTHAL, VANESSA RUMBLES, RICK LEON The Daily Titan 714.278.3373 Full Effect Editorial 714.278.5426 [email protected] Editorial Fax 714.278.4473 Full Effect Advertising 714.278.3373 [email protected] Advertising Fax 714.278.2702 Full Effect , a student publication, is a supplemental insert for the Cal State Fullerton Daily Titan. It is printed every Thursday. 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The entire met as Chris tried to accommodate Daily Titan Staff band stuck around after the show almost every request. sets fans on fi re to autograph their CDs and talk to His appreciation for his fans BY NIYAZ PIRANI spark the interest of any experi- There is only one way to de- fans. was well conveyed as he replied Daily Titan Asst. News Editor mental music fan, especially scribe a Dashboard Confessional While the opening acts rocked “I love you too,” back to the with one of the album’s most concert. It’s a campfi re sing-along the house and energized the crowd, fans who shouted “We love you Someone write Ben Gibbard a shining tracks, “Soft Revolu- meets the emotionally driven punk it was still evident who the audi- Chris”. letter telling him that because he tion.” scene. ence was there to see. A deafening During the show, Carrabba took so long to write a follow-up Stars prove they aren’t all Playing to a packed house, roar surged through the audience surprised the audience with a to Give Up, another band did it about crafting an aural dream, Dashboard Confessional front as Chris Carrabba took stage. Now special appearance by Jesse Lac- for him. Set Yourself On Fire, the they use the album’s title track to man Chris Carrabba performed a it was time for the show to begin. ey of Brand New. third album from the Canadian create a sudden sense of speed, surprise show at the Hollywood If there is one thing any Dash- Lacey performed a partial band Stars, is a soundscape lit- like that of a shooting star weav- House of Blues last Wednesday. board fan knows, it is the fact Car- duet with Carrabba and a few tered with synth-pop melodies, ing through the universe. The show was announced the rabba’s concerts are more about solo songs while Carrabba took airy atmospheres and a warm Most of the songs on this week before and instantly sold out the audience then about the band. a break on stage. feeling of nostalgia for a place sprawling 13-track disc feature as pleasantly surprised fans rushed The audience sang along with ev- Carrabba seemed surprised to you’ve never been but can’t wait luxoriously over-dramatic musi- to their computers to buy tickets. ery word to the familiar songs. hear that almost everyone was to explore. cal backgrounds but under the The show was a benefi t for those The loyal legion of Carrabba singing along to “So Long, So From the opening exclama- sound, the lyrics carry a time- affected by the tsunamis that dev- fans knew exactly what to do dur- Long,” a song he came out with tion, “When there’s nothing left less sense of love, triumph and astated parts of Asia last Decem- ing the song “Screaming Infi deli- last summer on the Civic Tour. to burn you have to set yourself rapture. ber. ties” as Chris, fl ashing a little grin, He also played “Hands on fi re!” to the fi nal line on the Stars throw out all of the in- The Wimbledons, a new band strummed at his guitar and stepped Down,” “Vindicated,” “The album, “I’m alive,” Stars ignite strumental stops on the album, formed by Johnny Lefl er, of Dash- away from the microphone al- Places You Have Come to Fear a multitude of feelings in the using the standard drum-bass- board Confessional, and his broth- lowing the audience to fi ll in the the Most,” “Saints and Sailors,” listener. As soon as the album guitar formula, but add texture ers opened the show with their song. and “Carry this Picture,” just to starts with “Your Ex-Lover is to their sound with violin, cello, melodic sounds and funny lyrics. Carrabba smiled as the crowd’s name a few. Dead,” the fl oating vocals of viola, french horn, saxophone, The Lefl er brothers’ humorous and volume exceeded his own, joking The audience was a buzz Torquil Campbell and Amy keyboards and a glockenspiel.