The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 17, 1995 - 9 f M R*t p^^2 1 3 AjNYxH g . . 7~ tt . IS Tr A.'1M wl 1 ss r Don't 'Sleep' on This New Romantic Comedy In the quirky new romantic-comedy "While You Were Sleeping," the lovely Sandra Bullock plays Lucy, a lonely token booth worker at a Chicago subway station who saves the life of Peter (Peter Gallagher, "Shortcuts"), the man she's secretly been in-love with, when he nearly topples before the path of an on-coming train. At the hospital, Lucy is mistaken by his long-estranged family as the comatose Peter's fiancee. He's such a babe and *the family is so welcoming that she figures, why not play along? The only problem is that Peter's brother Jack (Bill Pullman, "The Last Seduction") is suspicious of her. And as Lucy learns more about her seemingly-perfect future hubbie, she starts to wonder if he really is "The Perfect Guy." An advance screening of "While You Were Sleeping" will take place this Thursday at Showcase at 7:30 p.m. To win a free pass for you and a guest, all you have to do is give us a call at 763-0379 and tell us one other film that Sandra Bullock has been in. There are a limited number of passes, so call soon. SLASH Continued from Page 8 aid. "Zakk Wylde was hanging with s for a while, and we sounded like Ozzy and Roses. Before that, we had this friend of Axl's,Paul, who basically couldn't play that well. He played on 'Sympathy for the Devil.' Fuckin' asshole, I hate that guy. He didn't work out, so I'm not really sure where the fuck that shit's headed. I'll deal with it when I get back off the road." Slash is hoping that the recording *rocess will work out better for this record than it did for the "Illusions." "I don't want to go through that whole Illusions' thing again," Slash said. "That was a nightmare. All of a sud- den, Guns went from being the com- plete scumbag level garage band, to being a headlining stadium band. We just had a hard time adjusting to celeb- rity status, or some crap like that. "Izzy was phasing himself out as we were doing it, and we were dding a lot of his material on top of it," Slash continued. "It was very bizarre. And then going out and headlining these fuckin' stadiums and so on for two and a half years. It was definitely a stretch of the imagination. I'd like to just do a fuckin' rock 'n' roll record." Since the "Illusions," the only ma- terial Guns N' Roses has released was Sympathy for the Devil" on the "Inter- view With the Vampire" soundtrack and "The Spaghetti Incident?" an al- bum of the band's favorite punk songs. The meaning behind the title has re- mained a mystery due to band mem- bers' refusal to reveal its origins - until now. "I guess it's been a while now, so it's easy to let the cat out of the bag. 'The Spaghetti Incident' wassome- thing that was brought up in court when Steven Adler was suing Guns N' Roses for kicking him out," Slash confessed. "When Guns was in Chicago writing material which initially ended up on 'Use Your Illusions,' Duff and Steven got into this argument over spaghetti. It got brought up in deposition, and it was called 'The Spaghetti Incident.' I thought that was great, and wanted to name the record that." Besides Snakepit and G N' R, Slash has also kept busy by designing a Guns N' Roses pinball machine. "It's actu- ally pretty much the most original high- tech kind of game to date, because it's got real guitars on it, and real vocals on it," Slash said. "I'm really happy with it. I was sitting around at home and writing on pieces of napkins, getting the design together. I actually managed to pull off about 80 percent of it, so there's not really any other game like it." Although he loves touring, Slash doesn't consider his a life of luxury. 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