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B&Sts & entertainment
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Local band Bus Stop debuts CD
ELLY LONON
a & e editor
Greensboro-based band "Bus
Stop" will release their new self
titled album on November 15th.
The band's third full-length album
was recorded on their own label, I
Want My Daddy's Records. Band
member Chuck Fold believes this
Concert Calendar
Friday, November 17th
•George Clinton and the P-Funk
AllStars-at the Ritz in Raleigh
•Collective Soul, & Wanderlust
- at Millennium Center
•Jodeci, Mary J. Blige, and the
Notorius BIG
- at the Dean Smith Center
•The Jumpstarts wl7 Foot Politic
- at Local 506
•Geezer Lake
-at The Turtle Club
•Running From Anna &
Wonderbread
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Satchelfoot
- at Ziggy's
Saturday, November 18th
•Superchunk, & Seaweed &
Cornershop
- at The Cat's Cradle
•Minus One
- at The Flatiron
•Wyatt Rice and Santa Cruz
- at Ziggy's
•7 Foot Politic
- at Somewher Else
•Donkey & Family Values
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Whiskey Town, & The Knobs
- at The Brewery
Sunday, November 19th
•Geezer Lake
- at Local 506
•Mike Peters (The Alarm), & Hank
- at The Brewery
•Phish
- at Charlotte Coliseum
a&e
new album "shows the
songwriting side of the band a little
more . Like everyone says with
each new album...it's the best one
yet."
I first heard the band in 4 92
shortly after they formed and I've
seen several shows. This band has
an energy rarely found on the in-
Tuesday, November 21st
• Phish
- at LJVM Collesium
•The Bouncing Souls and Screw 32
- at Cat's Cradle
•Other People
-at Ziggy's
Wednesday, November 22nd
•Cravin Melon
- at Ziggy's
•Skeeter Brandon & Hwy 61
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Modem Pilgrims, & Neptune Bloom
-at The Brewery
Thursday, November 23rd
•Mouthpiece, & Nailhole
- at Ziggy's
•Loaded Goat, & Friends
- at The Brewery
Friday, November 24th
•Breakfast Club
- at Ziggy's
•Flyin' Mice
• at Berkeley Cafe
•Peasants of the Apocalypse, & Sound
of Mine
-at The Brewery
Saturday, November 25th
•Lloyd Cole w/ Ivy
- at Cat's Cradle
•Ben Folds Five
- at Ziggy's
•Sound Advice
- at The Flatiron
•Li'l Dave & the Howlin Blues Band
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Days of Rage, & Isabellas Gift
-at The Brewery'
November 17, 1995
dependent level. If you're inter
ested in checking out their sound,
they'll be celebrating the release
of their new CD by performing
several shows. November 17th
and 18th, Bus Stop will be per
forming at the Blind Tiger. Also on
the 18th they'll be doing an acous
tic set at the Record Exchange.
Tuesday, November 28th
•Rocket From the Crypt
- at Cat's Cradle
•Other People
- at Ziggy's
•Dave Matthews Band w/ Soul
Coughing
- at Charlotte Coliseum
•Green Day wI The Riverdales
• at Greenville Memorial Auditorium
(Greenville, SC)
Wednesday, November 29th
•Vic Chesnutt
• at Cat's Cradle
•Eddie From Ohio
-at Ziggy's
•Seconds Flat, WI Evan & Jaron
- at The Brewery
•Primus wI The Meat Puppets
- at LJVM Colloseium
•Green Day w/ The Riverdales
- at Charlotte Hornets Training Fa
cility
Thursday, November 30th
•Marilyn Manson
- at Ziggy's
•Yolk & Mercy Me
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Mr. Bungle, & Melt Bannana
- at The Brewery
Friday, December Ist
•Vinx & Knocked Down Smilin'
- at Berkeley Cafe
•Los Straightjackets, & Family Dol
lar Pharoahs
- at The Brewery
•Drivin' & Cryin'
- at Ziggy's
Saturday, December 2nd
•Bus Stop, & Thanks to Gravity
- at Ziggy's
•Sonny Rhodes
- at Berkeley Cafe
Music Etc...
Local bands to raise funds
for awareness in G'Boro
Planned Parenthood and Mon
key Boy Productions announce
their first annual fundraising and
awareness gathering for affordable
health care and responsible educa
tion policy called "Outrage the
Madness." Sunday, November
19th at the Somewhere Else Tav
ern in Greensboro, nine great
bands will be contributing their
talent to the cause: Tina Lovings,
808, Plunderosa, Touk, Running
From Anna, Sugarcane, Jet Crown
Dixie, and Slinky Face. Come out
and support this organization in
their efforts to provide women's
health care services and sexuality
education.
Review of Julian Cope's
latest album, 20 Mothers
On the cover of Julian Cope's
newest opus are no fewer than 20
Mothers , including his mother and
wife, now the mother of Julian's
two daughters. This may seem
quite a change from the man who
once wrote a song called "Out of
My Mind on Dope And Speed."
No doubt 20 Mothers has a matu
rity not as apparent in his previ
ous works.
The good news is that Julian is
ready as ever to rage against the
greedheads. He takes droll aim at
certain British officials as well as
environment rapists.
The bad news is that the music
and lyrics aren't as distinctly
"Julian Copish." A less catchy al
bum than Peggy Suicide, it is not
without its gems; "Queen/Mother"
and "By the Light of the Silbury
Moon" are standouts.
Perhaps what Cope is trying to
do with 20 Mothers is give us hope
for the future, point out ways for
ward. As we approach the end of
the millennium, Julian Cope's vi
sion is starting to make more sense.