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MUSIC
Friday, September 29,1995
THE 26-HOUR BUZZ
By Shannon Wentworth
Arends, CleveUind sing love songs to a capital Him
' . ^* . . • ■ i_ n j .u.. u. i ...•11 ,
Album: "I Can Hear You"
Artist: Carolyn Arends
Highlights: "The Altar of Ego,"
"What I Wouldn't Give"
Grade: A-
The acoustic pbp style of
Carolyn Arends expresses her clear
talent as a musician and her faith in
God on her debut album, "I Can
Hear You."
Arends, a 27-year-old Canadian
musician, effectively merges her
spirituality and her talent, writing
the lessons she has learned from
God in her own life.
"I Can Hear You" is a very per¬
sonal exploration of Arends' faith.
"God is here, and He's making
Himself known to us," she said.
"Love Will," written by Arends
and recorded by Michael James,
won the 1995 Dove Award for
Country Recorded Song. .
Carolyn Arends (L) and Ashley Cleveland play the Warnors
Theatre with Rich Mullins on Sunday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Arends distinguishes herself
from other Christian musicians by
avoiding too many references to
"Him." He is implied in all of her
songs. She is able to delicately con¬
vey His omniscience and omnipo¬
tence in all of her songs.
"Seize the Day" is a good tune
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that explores the choices people
make between money and love, se¬
curity and happiness. Arends dem¬
onstrates her burgeoning talent as a
vocalist on "What I Wouldn't Give"
and "The Altar of Ego."
"I Can Hear You" is a great
Christian album and a good folk
album with potential for crossover
success. Arends is a truly gifted
songwriter and could easily pull an
Amy Grant-like pop music coup.
Album: "Lessons of Love"
Artist: Ashley Cleveland
Highlights: The CD packaging,
"There's a Light"
Grade: C-
The homily states. "If you don't
h;i\ e anything nice to say dear, then
don't say anything at all." So if I
give in to the guilt and the pressure,
my review ends here.
On second thought, I will do my
best to constructively criticize this
loving tribute to the Lord God.
"Lessons of Love," her third al¬
bum, takes Ashley Cleveland back
to the roots of Gospel music - as far
back as the Old Testament, in fact.
She is singing old classic hymns,
as well as rock and folk tributes to
her Maker.
Cleveland's strong point is her
vocal prowess. She has a thick,
deep, invigorating voice that lends
itself well to her country-folk ex¬
pressions of faith.
Yet Cleveland's hymns are cov¬
ered in a thick syrup of cliche sen
timehl and memories. "Lessons of
Love" has too many Bible refer¬
ences and too many love songs to a
capital Him.
Cleveland has so much potential
as a singer and songwriter. I hate
to see her gifts thrown away recy- .
cling, rather than reinventing.
WeekNStuff
By Shahada Abdul-Karim
Staff Writer
WAZZUP!!! It's me again,
and I've got the haps on every¬
thing that's worth anything as far
as entertainment! If you read this,
you can't go wrong. Or at least,
you won't be bored this weekend.
This Friday at The Fulton,
Snail will be in the house, as well
as Sick Little Monkeys. The show
starts at 9 p.m. The cover charge
is $5. On Saturday, Ditch Bank
Oakies will be there with Plague
Mosaic. The time and cost for this
show is the same as Friday's.
Zapp's Park will have Heavy
Weather this Friday night. The
cover for the show is S3. On
Saturday, Wanger Joney (the
future) will be there, and the
cover for this show is the same.
On Sunday. Hosea's Blues Show
is on the agenda, and admission
is $2. For more information, call
them at 266-0334.
That's wazzup with
WeekNStuff, so ya'll go out and
enjoy yourselves. If you want to
give me a holler over here, call up
the Daily Collegian and ask for
me personally.
Don't drink and drive, people,
but be sure to keep the faith ami
party hard!
Have you visited Kennel Bookstore's
Lower Level this semester?
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have to move back in with your parents.
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| Title | September 29, 1995, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Full-Text-Search | MUSIC Friday, September 29,1995 THE 26-HOUR BUZZ By Shannon Wentworth Arends, CleveUind sing love songs to a capital Him ' . ^* . . • ■ i_ n j .u.. u. i ...•11 , Album: "I Can Hear You" Artist: Carolyn Arends Highlights: "The Altar of Ego," "What I Wouldn't Give" Grade: A- The acoustic pbp style of Carolyn Arends expresses her clear talent as a musician and her faith in God on her debut album, "I Can Hear You." Arends, a 27-year-old Canadian musician, effectively merges her spirituality and her talent, writing the lessons she has learned from God in her own life. "I Can Hear You" is a very per¬ sonal exploration of Arends' faith. "God is here, and He's making Himself known to us," she said. "Love Will," written by Arends and recorded by Michael James, won the 1995 Dove Award for Country Recorded Song. . Carolyn Arends (L) and Ashley Cleveland play the Warnors Theatre with Rich Mullins on Sunday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Arends distinguishes herself from other Christian musicians by avoiding too many references to "Him." He is implied in all of her songs. She is able to delicately con¬ vey His omniscience and omnipo¬ tence in all of her songs. "Seize the Day" is a good tune Kennel Bookstore The Best Software. The Lowest Prices. Kennel Computer Center ^\\ For Mac >^^"^r ClarisWorks $59.91 ^ Coffice Standard $149.95 ^^^^4 FileMaker Pro .. $99.00 mT _ ^ Freehand $149.95 PageMaker ....' $199.00 Illustrator >. $149.00 Teleport Gold II Fax Modem $99.95 For PC Windows 95 $89.95 OS/2 Warp $69-95 Office Pro $179.95 Office Standard $149.95 Norton Utilities $72.95 AutoDesk Collection $250.00 Quicken for Windows..^ $19.95 Microstation $190.00 Paper Port Scanner $34900 CSUF Faculty, Staff, and Students- Take advantage of educational discounts at Kennel Computer (enter. Kennel Computer Center 278-2116 that explores the choices people make between money and love, se¬ curity and happiness. Arends dem¬ onstrates her burgeoning talent as a vocalist on "What I Wouldn't Give" and "The Altar of Ego." "I Can Hear You" is a great Christian album and a good folk album with potential for crossover success. Arends is a truly gifted songwriter and could easily pull an Amy Grant-like pop music coup. Album: "Lessons of Love" Artist: Ashley Cleveland Highlights: The CD packaging, "There's a Light" Grade: C- The homily states. "If you don't h;i\ e anything nice to say dear, then don't say anything at all." So if I give in to the guilt and the pressure, my review ends here. On second thought, I will do my best to constructively criticize this loving tribute to the Lord God. "Lessons of Love," her third al¬ bum, takes Ashley Cleveland back to the roots of Gospel music - as far back as the Old Testament, in fact. She is singing old classic hymns, as well as rock and folk tributes to her Maker. Cleveland's strong point is her vocal prowess. She has a thick, deep, invigorating voice that lends itself well to her country-folk ex¬ pressions of faith. Yet Cleveland's hymns are cov¬ ered in a thick syrup of cliche sen timehl and memories. "Lessons of Love" has too many Bible refer¬ ences and too many love songs to a capital Him. Cleveland has so much potential as a singer and songwriter. I hate to see her gifts thrown away recy- . cling, rather than reinventing. WeekNStuff By Shahada Abdul-Karim Staff Writer WAZZUP!!! It's me again, and I've got the haps on every¬ thing that's worth anything as far as entertainment! If you read this, you can't go wrong. Or at least, you won't be bored this weekend. This Friday at The Fulton, Snail will be in the house, as well as Sick Little Monkeys. The show starts at 9 p.m. The cover charge is $5. On Saturday, Ditch Bank Oakies will be there with Plague Mosaic. The time and cost for this show is the same as Friday's. Zapp's Park will have Heavy Weather this Friday night. The cover for the show is S3. On Saturday, Wanger Joney (the future) will be there, and the cover for this show is the same. On Sunday. Hosea's Blues Show is on the agenda, and admission is $2. For more information, call them at 266-0334. That's wazzup with WeekNStuff, so ya'll go out and enjoy yourselves. If you want to give me a holler over here, call up the Daily Collegian and ask for me personally. Don't drink and drive, people, but be sure to keep the faith ami party hard! Have you visited Kennel Bookstore's Lower Level this semester? How to afford a New Integra and not have to move back in with your parents. mw^M i^fi^ttaWSaW F*^a\ 1 LGWbOWN PAYMENT ' FLEXIBLE PAYMEN1 SCHEDULE EASY TjO QUALIFY Call SI 'EPHONE or CLINT 4488 N. Blackstone Ave. • 209-226-4949 T Collegian Advertising THE FASTEST, CHEAPEST WAY TO TALK TO 3,500 STUDENTS (beside walking around and doing it yourself) Call Today 278-5731 If you are reading this text. Then so woukJ your customers! Collegian Advertising 278-5731 |
