1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              Thursday, April 3, 197S     THE DnXtiY COUj4aVtaWj4-3
Fun with
the Fountain
The fountain wax turned into a frotbinq beautv the other day and
nobody seemed to mind. Maintenance personnel usedthr opportunity
to scrub snd drsin the pond. Little Erics Weitzmen and othert who
i by Monday morning found tuds can be lots of fun.
i man Manuel Sandoval said he found a bottle of liquid
detergent in the vaster, which apparently caused all the suds. It
wasn't their new; method of cleaning the fountain.
by jim dan man
Records
Crash Landing1 departure from
shoddy Hendrix 'rip-off' releases
There will he s North Indian
Classical Music Concert in the
Collage Union lounge on Thursday. April 10 at g p m
Admission is free PnaatHai
will go to (amine relief operations of the United Nations In
Banglsdeoh snd India
Disciples of tha Master All
Akhar Khan and advanced students of the AU Akber Khan Col-
lego of Music will perform
Editor
selections
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Fall 1975-
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v.Uahle   in
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re   tor   re
application
ta 7 p.m.
April 4.
The    Stud-
Board no
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ta ■chid
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Bv BobMeraotaa
Five years deed and yet another
Jimi Hendrix album Bat than
isn't one of thoee ah
of -the-bsrrel Hendrix
releases which were marketed
^finntag shortly after hlsdnsth.
"Crash Landing" la Hendrix In
":"   raw Massy, gutsy aad
honest.
This  album   la  unrefined and
"•citing,   the   first  stop of  Ma
departure  from  the   formalised
[   Hendrix sound   TMa
album represents the earliest of
he   some   1.000  hoars  of  tape
which producer Alan Douglas recently discovered In s, bow get
-   leraej warehouse.
According to Douglas   the re-
ape    shows   Hendrix s
further   musical   progression to
*er\ pure blues to )an and finally
,l   r<*e • tyled improvisation Re-
i on these tspas
»re  suck   superstars aa Johnny
*ln<ar, Stephen st ills ErlcCIap-
- winwood, John McLaughlin and Larry Young. These
i win be distilled Into
tar   albums  to  be  rn-
: *ithtn the next two years
- vou have It, and tt
s '»*•<* ha good news to thoee of
u'« *ho remember Jtml ao woU.
" r.»h Landtag- is s aatlsfytag
r"t irujuilmsm of this bww Haw-
<-ns chronici. *,„
somehow indicative of taa ttaaga
'come   from  taa etj^^H
eizard.
txt three albams are of
«*»! qaalirv  trnm this financial
erave-dtgjglng   will   ha i
*   'Uble
strings (Siegfried Carver) to the
mellotron   and flute (Doug Ray-
aad rhythm section
Yet the moot rttaiceable pxawt
of the seven-man group la the
wierdly-appealing voice of guitarist David Sarkamp who la the
male version of the incredible
Minnie Pi pg art ax. garkamp's
voice la ao high it apprsathei
the border of annoyance bat be
by once one becomes
isd. Is light of hla range
Zepptta's Robert Plant la a double-beaa by compart eon
Aa well as hands! ag tha vocal
duties, Surfcamp ta the major
writer of Pavlov's Dog. Some of
hts better tunes are the beautiful
•Jails,* the moody 'Lata November* and the almost bleak
•Fast Gun • Tha real atrength
of tho record is tha overall
originality of the material and
croup  sound fa attach taa
same wag aa Steely Daa.
Pavlov's Dog should be a fast
near to catch 'em ear
It ant the group ta. Tho drnjbto-
record offering deala with Reel's
(a New York Puerto Rican) st ruf
gle for Identity In tan crass of
the streets Genesis haa at laat
tolled into the tight, itaalBtasat
tp to
Of I
a   year
Earrtru's
ton* wns
•Radar Love*
R endhecsrue
DJ Jockey Shorts would aay.
Well, their second record tor
MCA is now out and far sar-
pesaes the sometimes meddled
music of •Moontan • •Switch' la
I rTore cobesive and proejressi ve
oat of songs from tMa Dutch
Krrajp. lies' *^ts frorr Wwii' h"
are "Love ta a Rodeo,' Tons of
Time- and 'Kill Me *
For a llkeeblediversion. David
Music* is »
The
LP
**    'Pampered  Mental,
■    **n freen -Ma unusual
•taCh   hanana   .   .
from  Pavlov's
IS  s
-   wide  rates*  of
muaiciaaabip    from     mallow
From Eaaglaad we've got Roger
Moon's first album If yon like
George   Harriaaa   than   Moon's
absence of voice and
material tc   leal old George .hu-
BBJM    fc|    a   stumbling   tfgdj   for
Mm. This doesn't rnoon Moon'a
•Nobody knows My Swa
..kin'  ap a  ratrn
atyto or be prspared tor a quick
lip    ;nto   o-bscurlty   for   ihere s
only oaa PJarrlaua
The    Lamb    Lies    Down  on
■
Genesis   Once you got the gist of
is  heeded  it
on Ma A R P. kSfJO Sywtaeotaer
the sum total of raonga from Rtoco
Starr'a album -Tttago -ftacked by
keyboards, guitars sad drums be
doss credit ie taw snatarisl incidentally, thts is the first rs-
lease oo law new RtngO' Records
labat  owned by none other than
can
I (u*a*Os*w tan pan) nafl 11' s
a    further    colle<'I «      ,'      .e»v
i lIMl QadaOS     Yoa'll
kour   nay   through   the
Taewng' 'Poison
'   -Louie.
•Locomotion,'   'Peggy
sue*   and  about  19 other gems
with the addition nf Introductions
by Wolfmsn Jack from Ma vintage
CHARGE or BUDGET
Eomonos
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