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Split Enz's exhibits m By Marc Fink Split Enz has reached a new level of creativity with its fourth LP, "Time and Tide," a fantastic follow-up to the New Zealand quintet's mediocre 1981 release "Waiata." Partial credit for this successful release is the addition of Hugh Padgham as co-producer. Padgham ? - nas produced Genesis and The Police, and has incorporated characteristics of those bands into the most complex and ambitious album recorded by Split Enz. Eddie Rayner's keyboards serve as the sonic backdrop for songs with basic themes of personal frustration, caused Dy the human condition and New Zealand's island environment. Neil Finn, guitar, and Noel Crombie, drums and percussion, highlight most of the upbeat cuts. Country/pop singer Juice New .Innn 1 Q at A n m t:?l??^ ? ?, * w ? V lunula mo V Lion's i I 5 points for Summer I Restaurant i Special to \X/ I8 Mil 6oz Salac Bake FresF | Res I Student I and no ! 'Time and usic for ih The overall sound reflects rock, Maori influences, sea chants and funk, all blended for optimum taste. The sounds are more diverse than Split Enz has ever recorded, with band members Neil and Tim Finn at their usual vocal excellence. iini-t- ^ 4 " * juMity v^reaiure," "Hello Sandy Allen" and "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" all have American chart potential, and have been successful on international singles charts. "Time and Tide" has also risen on the international album charts on the strength of those three humorous cuts, in particular. The messages in "Make Sense of It," "Small World" and "Giant Heartbeat" clearly warn that this world is coming apart because ~ ~ 1 ' ?-- ' - man lias lei ills ignorance and suspicions grow. "Never Ceases to Amaze ton will perform in the Carowim 3 in addition to the regular pari Head Rest: 741 Saluda Ave Sessions I S II, the li is changing its Monda 'ednesday Nights 5:30 - ident bpeci Ribeye Bar Q| d Potato < s Bread * ervations Require r u.. ir\ n or racuny iu Kec groups of more tl iBHHttnnMMHMnBHfMi I Tide' e'80s Me" is the only love song on the LP, and portrays the innocence of emotion without sentimentality. "Pioneer" is a brief Rayner instrumental bursting with sound, as a score for a Cecil B. DeMille movie-of-thepast. "Haul Away" and "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" are most strongly influenced by sailors' tunes, which are bound tightly to the culture of an island nation like New tita ici nu. Split Enz became more commonly known in 1980 with the smash single "I Got You " from the laser-etched LP "True Colours." "Time and Tide" displays tremendous growth and sophistication by the band, its lyrics conveying social ^esponsiouiiy and emotion without sap. On "Time and Tide," Split Enz has proven themselves a band for the 80s. ds Paladium on Saturday, k admission price of $10.95. Ml uirant 799-6303 on's Head y Student 8:30 al m I ]uired lain 6 I ETV special Joan Sutherland and , "An Opera Gala: A Salu Also tonight is the coi of China." Thursday at 8:30 p.m. rhrnnirloo ?.? * ' , mo lOiyil Ul I "The Nixon Interviews 11 p.m. Friday at 6:30, Sara V featured on "Museum ol Saturday, "Oh Susann Grant, will be aired at 6 'Belles on 1 "Belles on their Toes" 1 at Workshop Theatre "Belles on their Toes' uneaper by the Dozen, Workshop in December. "Belles on their Toes" fe of the "Cheaper by the 1 eluding Helen V. R. Ing Cartzendafner and Lisa Ws oldest daughters. Tickets are $3 for stu personnel, senior citizens a $4 for adults. n ( Russell House Theater w Bodyguard" today and Thi ^ii- ? ? unris Makepeace, Adam B* Gordon star in the film. "All the President's I "classifieds CAMPUS NOTICES Sport Clubs operating this summer: Fencing, Flying, Mountaineering, Sailing, Sport Hom/V -I * - ?"' ? * i diamine, waier ski, wnilewater. Windsurfing. Call 7-5261 for more information. DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETS will be sold TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS 1:30-3:30 and WEDNESDAY 9:30 12:30 in the Student Government Office located in the Russell House. FOR SALE 1975 M<; MIDGET CONVERTIBLE. LIKE NKW! low MILES. GARNET & BLACK. FUN! ONLY $2HS0. PH. 782-2795. HELP WANTED If you are a responsible and reliable person, have some extra time during the week and interested in helping out a blind author and student, call 786 7864 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. You will be compensated modestly, for your assistance. STUDENTS - Earn 4.00/hr. Subjects are needed for reading comprehension research in Psychology Department. Subjects are asked to read sentences and answer questions in experiemer.is that last 1 to 2 hours. For more information call 777-7496 between 1 m ss ~ ~ r m ft :jy h James McCracken are among the te to George London" airing tonig "M-J- T - - i.wiuoiuia iu itqub in laiwan: leli the first of the six-part series "E Elizabeth I, will be shown. \ with David Frost Watergate" wi IL Payne, 1981 South Carolina Tb f Education." a," starring Gene Autry, Smiley B i p.m. their Toes' op will open Friday . ente ' is a sequel to ??? " presented by Robert Redfo shown at Fi ;atures members Tuesday, Jun< Dozen" cast, in[ebritsen. Carol lites as the three Colurr "Soldiers" thu idents, military miniature hi nd children, and Columbia Mir through Aug. 71 'ill feature "My The USC C irsday at 8 p.m. Riders in the 15 tldwin and Ruth Horseshoe. In play in the H Hen," starring mission is free k and 3 pm Monday thru Friday and ask about Reading Project. HOUSING IDEAL FOR WOMAN STUDENT: Spacious room, five windows, balcony, privacy. Share kitchen, bath, den privileges. Comfortable old home is Vh mi./campus. $125/mo., utilities paid. Hita Fellers (grad), 796-2304 or777-5234 (work). Wanted: Male roommate to share a two bedroom apt. at Myrtle Beach. of $280/month. 796-17/8. LOST & FOUND LOST: Black female Persian cat with white markings. Older pet, completely deaf. Disappeared in vicinity of "M" Ave., Cayce. Call 777-5262, Kathy. PERSONALS $ NEED EXTRA CASH $ Receive cash payment for plasma donations. Call or come by Hyland Donors Center 1620 Gervais. 2542280. JAZZ RECORDS H..? Trade PAPA JAZZ RECORD SHOP, 2014 Greene. 5 Points, Col. 256-0095. x. > *. opera stars featured in ht at 8 p.m. on ETV. avision from the Republic Elizabeth R," which ill be aired Thursday at acher of the Year, is urnette and Frances ens Friday * - - riainment briefs rd and Dustin Hoffman, will be Lussell House Monday and e 21 and 22. r i n n ibia Museums is featuring rough Aug. 30. More than 500 md-cast soldiers from the liature Club will be displayed JO. n ii n Cultural Series will present >ky July 22 at 6:30 p.m. on the case of rain, the group will Lussell House Ballroom. Ad OPEN DOOR HEALTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM WILL OFFER A FREE AEROBICEXERCISE-TO-MUSIC CLASS DURING SUMME:R I THE CLASS WILL BEGIN TUESDAY, JUNE 15 AND WILL BE HELD TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS FKOM 5:30TO 7:00 IN ROOM 107 OF THE BLATT PE CENTER. PLEASE CALL 777-2782 TO REGISTER. SERVICES I.B.M. PROMPT. PROFESSIONAL TYPING. PROOFREADING I N C L U D E D . REASONABLE. NEAR CAMPUS. 799-7587. Typing: $1.25/page. Campus walking distance. Call 799 9780 before 4:30 p.m. Expert Secretarial Services. All your typing needs at reasonable rates. 15 years experience. Call 791-7789 or 788-6950. ; FAST TYPIST. $1 00 DOUBLE SPACE PAGE. CALL AFTER 3| PM. 782-2866. TYPING ON WORDFROCESSOR I RESUMES THESES-DISSER I TATIONS REASONABLE RATES EASY I REVISION KANE SECRETARIAL 781-1203 I ????