The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 14, 1989, Page 3, Image 3
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By TNT
Hello again from sore neck central.
This is our final endeavor, and it
kind of brings tears to our eyes. It's
been so heavy, folks.
If we helped at least one person out
there connect with something decent,
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A reminder to headbangers: Don't
miss the big triple bill Tuesday. The
Bullet Boys are moving their way up
very quickly, and Winger are no
slouches either. And, oh yeah,
Cinderella will be there too. It's going
to be a screamer's delight.
TNT- Intuition (Polygram
Records)? You knew it was inevitable
TNT does TNT. We were
pleasantly surprised with this and
proud to share the same name with
these Norwegian rockers. They have
some pretty killer material.
The album opens with an unusual
choral arrangement that the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir would be proud of
called "A Nation Free." But it isn't
long before they knock down the
sanctuary walls and fire into some excruciating
rock.
"Caught Between the Tigers"
chilled our spines with the blazing
whiny guitar of Ronni LeTekro and
pounding drum beat if Kenneth
Odiin.
This is followed by "Tonight I'm
Falling," where the vocals of Tony
Harnell really kick in. His voice is a
combination of Joey Tempest of
Europe, and it has the oral hang time
and'tremulo of Klaus Meine of The
Scorpions.
In fact, TNT sounds a good deal
like Europe, especially as the harmonies
go ? very crisp and clean.
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On the jacket, Harnell is credited
with all vocals and harmonies, so a
lot of mixing went into this one. One
can only wonder what the live show is
like.
"Intuition" and "Forever Shine
On" are also chock-full of some
mean LeTekro solos.
The band also has a sense of wit, as
displayed^ in "Ordinary Lover,"
which sounds like an English pub
ballad.
In short, we were quite pleased
with Harnell's debut and TNT's second
album.
TNT doesn't usually listen to hardcore,
but when a band makes a statement,
TNT is on the beat. Murphy's
Law Back With a Bong is a rocker.
This is pure lead-heavy music with a
feather-light sense of humor. TNT
are certainly no connoisseurs of
hard-core, but this ? combining the
umph of heavy metal with funk and
reggae ? is perhaps the best we've
heard.
Back With a Bong is a goodsounding
album, technically, though
hard-core vocalists are pretty
atrocious no matter how good the
production job. But with titles like
"Panty Raid," "Attack of the Killer
Beers," "Quest for Herb" (apparently
a friend of the band's) and
"Bong," how can you go wrong?
Definitely a good choice for a little
variety in anyone's record collection.
So we say good-bye, au revoire,
ciao. Yet weep not, all is not lost.
Simply turn up your stereo as loud as
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By LYNN GIBSON
Staff writer
A USC graduate student beat 644
contestants to win the Best of Show
award in the 30th annual Springs
Industries Art Show.
Art graduate student Megan
Wolfe's ceramic and glass sculpture
was purchased by Springs Industries,
a South Carolina textile
company, ior azpuu.
The Springs Industriessponsored
show is open to artists
from North Carolina and South
Carolina. About 40 works were
selected for the show, which travels
in the Carolinas and Alabama.
Awards were selected in five
categories: easel paintings;
graphics; mixed media; sculpture;
and painting and drawings on
paper.
Wolfe, who plans to teach after
she graduates this spring, said this
was the third time she participated
in the show. The first year she won
the Best Sculpture award, and the
second year she received a Merit
award, which meant her work
traveled with the show.
This year's work is entitled
"Harry's Fault" because glassblowing
instructor Harry Stewart
made the glass part of the
sculpture, she said.
Wolfe's father and mother both
paint. Wolfe herself became interested
in ceramics when she was
15. She got her undergraduate
degree in ceramics at the Kansas City
(Missouri) Art Institute. The
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decision to attend USC was "on the
spur of the moment," she said.
"It must have been fate," the
Miami native said.
Wolfe said she uses totem poles
and plant forms in most of her
work.
"I like to tell a story," she said.
Wolfe said she uses red clay with
many of her sculptures because it
has an "earthenware" look and it
contrasts well with most colors.
"Harry's Fault" has a glass head
and base and a ceramic body. Inscriptions
carved into the piece
describe different things Wolfe did
while she was working on the
sculpture.
She used glass in the sculpture
because she was taking Stewart's
glassblowing class and she wanted
to work with the medium.
"Actually, glass is very similar to
ceramics; the glaze is essentially
glass, and I just decided to combine
the two," she said.
"Since he (Stewart) wanted to do
it, and I wanted to do it, we did it."
Glen Bradshaw, who judged the
show, told University Relations the
inscriptions "invited" people to
read them.
"It's the playfulness that attracted
me," he said. "It held my
attention. I kept coming back to
it."
The sculpture is on display at the
McKissick Museum along with the
rest of the show.
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From staff reports
Sunsplash 1989 is here!
At noon Saturday, the gates of
athletic fields B and C will open up
on good times for all. Bands The
Good Guys and Bachelors of Art will
be the main, though not the only, attractions.
Food and drinks will be
served, and tie-dyes will be sold for
$3. o?
The Good Guys, from Richmond,
Va., have been knocking the'-socks
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and soul, The Good Guys create "a
hybrid sound unmatched in today's
music scene."
They've toured from coast-tocoast
in support of such acts as The
Ramones, UB40, Steel Pulse, The
Hooters, The Romantics and Simply
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converting the unaware into a legion
of true believers. Be sure not to miss
them.
Bachelors of Art, local band extroardinaire,
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