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Midnight Oil, The Dead Heart,
CBS(Australia)
In Australia. Midnieht Oil are
kings of the native music scene.
Their popularity and influence is
unrivaled by other recording acts,
be it other native acts such as
INXS or Men at Work, or
foreign acts that dominate the
American charts.
Despite the fact all of Midnight
Oil's records have gone gold and
platinum down under, the rest of
the world has yet to catch on to
what is one of the world's most
dynamic bands.
Midnight's Oil's new single,
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"The Dead Heart," while not
destined to be an international hit
(it's available in the U.S. as an
import only), is arguably the
finest song the band has yet produced.
It is easily one of the best
songs I've heard in a very long
time, if not ever.
The combination of beauty
and power in Midnight Oil's use
of accoustic guitars, driving
drums, cello, French horn, Peter
Garrett's passionate vocals and
strong lyrics about the plight of
Australian aborigine:, make "The
Dead Heart" a potent and
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"Don't Get Me Wrong" ivS the
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more than enough of this song in
the coming months.
The problem with the whole
thing is that it isn't really a
Pretender's song, but a Chrissic
Hynde solo effort. Hynde is the
only original member left in the
band following her decision to
experiment and use different
mncirinnc for this album. Ipavinc
drummer Martin Chambers out
in the cold. This is not the
Pretenders, but an incredible
simulation.
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Bosoms and Neglect is not a
amiliar title, but graduate stuent
Susan Riggs hopes to make
more familiar by directing the
lay for her master's thesis for
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peech.
"There arc a number of coniderations
to make," said
liggs, when choosing to direct
s a thesis production. She said
noney is probably foremost.
"Budgets arc tight, so we
an't choose a script that calls
or lots of special set pieces,
>rops or costumes. After
noney, the most important
onsideration is the quality of
he script," she said.
She said she loved the play as
oon as she read i!. Timothy
<iggs, her husband and a fullimc
actor, has seen it shown
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Riggs not only suggested the
icript, he took on the lead role
jf Scooper, a 40-year-old computer
analyst in search of the
nagic keys to a perfect life.
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caricature, but he is portrayed
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English sophomore Elisabeth
Rchagc and Linda Khoury, a
theatre and speech graduate
student, also star in the play.
"Both Elisabeth and Linda
had difficult tasks ahead of
them when they came into this ^
show," said Mrs. Riggs.
"Elisabeth plays a neurotic
and a compulsive liar, hardly
her type. Linda plays Henny,
an 83-year-old woman dying of
cancer."
She said, "I cast Linda
because of her tremendous
sense of wit. Bosoms and
Neglect depends on humor. The
world may be crashing down on
t he characters but the
playwright's sense of humor
never leaves the stage."
Editor's note: Bosoms and ^
Neglect will be performed at 8
p.m. Oct. 16-18 in Drayton
Hall. Student tickets are $2.
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