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What do you mean it's the end of
the term? I've still got all these
records to review!!! Somebody's
gotta listen to 'em all. So here, in
thb spirit of Gary Graff, are the
Daily's instant record reviews:
Art Phag
Art Phag
Wanghead (With Lips) Records
What you get when you turn a
Suake-Out record inside out.
'he Bags
E1ck Starve
tR estless Records
This record earns the dubious
distinction of being the first rock al-
bum with smelt on the cover. Half
of the time the Bags play okay
speedy Stooge-5 distortion tunes, but
unfortunately the other half of their
songs are Deep Black Rainbow
sludge.
The Church
Starfish
Arista Records
If Steve Kilbey gets any mellower,
t think he could become Australia's
Neil Diamond. Don't worry about
this yet; Starfish continues the trends
started on Heydey with some new
dnesday, April 20, 1988
experiments - such as bagpipes.
The Fugue
Waiting For Something
Door To Door Records
Ann Arbor's own The Fugue have
been unfairly compared to the Grate-
ful Dead; however the Fugue's sim-
ple rock harmony songs do share one
thing with the Dead - the Fugue are
best heard at the same time you
would listen to the eternal hippies.
The Monks of Doom
Soundtrack to the Film:
Breakfast on the Beach of
Deception
Pitch-A-Tent Records
Four members of Camper Van
Beethoven get together and play a
bunch of longer Camper Van
Beethoven songs without vocals on
the majority of the cuts. Camper
Van are beginning to remind me of
the Grateful Dead in recording habits
.... Watch for the Camper's major
label debut soon.
The Radiators
Law of the Fish
CBS Records
Boring TV theme show-like mu-
sic. Hard to believe it came from
New Orleans. -Brian Jarvinen
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Fishbone performs in front of a wild, slain-dancing crowd at the Nectarine Ballroom Monday night. Fishbone's performance was part
of the Tour from Hell which also included the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Thelonius Monster.
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