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  • The Western Carolinian Page 9 Thursday, October 13,1988 AIL1UJ Following up "To Hell with the Devil" wouldn't be easy. And they sure did seem to take their time putting out a new album. But to Christian rock fans and many metal enthusiasts, the new release is probably being considered worth the wait. "In God We Trust" is the latest release from Stryper, the metal soldiers under command who just keep rockin' with Biblical ideas and the teachings of Jesus Christ though they are constantly surrounded by controversy. The fundamentalists don't like them because they communicate their messages with that evil nasty rock 'n' roll medium with make-up and strange clothes (drummer Robert Sweet does look a little effeminate in the album cover photos) while some metal bands and head bangers rag them for their lifestyles and their moral stands. You would think Stryper would be quite alone in this close-minded world if you hadn't seen the charts of the album sales for their releases. For example, the first video release from "In God We Trust", "Always There For You," has spent quite a bit of time on MTV's Top-Ten video request show. Whether their fans are Christian youths or metal maniacs, Stryper is not without a strong following. Putting aside all the irritated debates over these guys, this new album has some great material. The lyrics - primarily of love, "encouragement, and ad-' "In God We Trust" vice - are very powerful and true. One of the points they make in the title track is written: It's been said money talks/if so what does it say/ four simple words we see everyday (referring to the "In God We Trust" inscriptions and printing on our currency) and don't put your trust in money/you'll lose . The fact that Stryper has a message that they are trying to convey probably contributes to the quality and depth of the lyrics lead singer Michael Sweet writes. To back up powerful words, you need powerful music. Talking about rock, this album is equipped with a strength in the hard rock/metal style of today's rock 'n' roll. Guitarist Oz Fox's mastery of the six- string continues — in fact, I believe he's greased his fingers. Bassist Timothy Gaines and drummer Robert Sweet rock some great beats. And for those who fell in love with "Honestly" off the album "To Hell with the Devil," Stryper has done an awing remake of ""I Believe in You." Granted, the message of Stryper's new album will take you away from the concepts of main-stream hard rock/ metal, which might not be a bad change as this type of music seems to have little variety of ideals. But watch out fundamentalists, 'cause you may have to rock a little to get out of this album some of the things you've been saying all along. CONCEIT UIPPATIE by Michael Cook STAFF WRITER I've heard complaints from many students that it's nearly impossible to know in advance of concerts in the surrounding major cities. There are hundreds of bands touring out there, most of them playing Atlanta or Athens, then on to Columbia, Charlotte, and the Raleigh - Chapel Hill area when they come through the South. Once in a while acts will come through Ashevilie, but usually western N.C. is out of the way for the major groups. So, for all you diehard rockers out there, here's a list of the shows I'm aware of for the remainder of October. Admittedly, this is an incomplete list since most of my information comes from sources in Atlanta and Charlotte. However, if you have any additional information on shows in our region, please contact me (Michael Cook, c/oThe Western Carolinian). Hopefully, fans will then be able to plan carpools for their shows. Club phone numbers for the following shows are: Park Elevator, Charlotte...376- 8675 Pterodactyl Club Charlotte..342- 3400 Milestone Club,Charlotte.393- 9035 Metroplex,Atlanta.(404) 523-1468 Oct. 15 - Tombstones (Milestone Oct. 17 - Lyres (Milestone) FREE CATALOG of Government Books Send for your copy today! Free Catalog Box 37000 Washington DC. 2O0L3-70O0 Oct. 18 -Living Color w/ Veldt (Pterodactyl) Oct. 19 - Awareness Art Ensemble (Pterodactyl) Oct. 2 1 - Surfin' Sid & The New Music Moguls w/The Piggs (Milestone) Oct. 22 - Helpless Dancer (Milestone) Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson (Metroplex) Oct. 23 - Stray Cats w/Surfin Sid & The New Music Moguls (Milestone) Oct. 25 - Iggy Pop w/Jane's Addiction (Pterodactyl) Oct. 26 - Alien Sex Fiend (Pterodactyl) Oct. 27 _ Camper Van Beethoven w/Big Dipper (Pterodactyl) Oct. 28 - The Inn (Pterodactyl) Oct. 31 - Sham 69 (Metroplex) 9{eed a job? 9{§ed e?(tra cash? "Well if so, toe rued you as a computer layout artist at the 'Western Carolinian. * Our Staff unll train you * Looks good on resume Com By the OCdStudint Vnbn, or call us at 227-7267 Western Announces the P.G. Katz as the New Pub by Frederick Mason STAFF WRITER Let me come right out and say this and get it off my mind. I would have liked to have had a t- shirtfor being one of the first 100 people to go to the Grand Opening of the Pub. I tried to get there early so I could perhaps get one. I arrived at the University Center about 7:55, knowing that the Pub opened at 8:00. Believe it or not they were already out of t-shirts. That's how crowded it was before the show really started. Approximately 300 people showed up and more came by. It was a really big event and a big plus for LMP. The Pub opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by Dr. Stillion and Tim Jacobs. Dr. Stillion also announced the winner of the "Name the Pub" contest, which actually turned out to be two winners instead of one. Michaela Freier and Audra A. Jones both wonby thecombined nameof P.G. Katz ( P.G. stands for Purple and Gold). The name came from "The Katz" and "P.G. Skats". Dr. Stillion and Dr. Carter selected the winners out of the 175 names. The Pub itself was better than great. The music was excellent, which was provided by Dance LTD. There were so many people that many had to enjoy the celebration from outside the pub (this is where yours truly was). Refreshments were served to all as students, staff, faculty and even young kids all showed up. The main attraction was comedian Henry Cho, the Tennessee Korean. For those who were able to enjoy the comedian from in side, it was a real treat. Those who were outside and could not enjoy it envied those who could. Cho did an incredible job of keeping the audience laughing and smiling. Cho used his deep Tennessee accent and his comical stories which seemed so innocent to him to roll the people all over the pub. Henry Cho was born in the Tennessee hills, therefore the accent. Western Carolina University was very fortunate to have Henry Cho visit the campus. Cho is quite new to the comedy scene but he has become a major attraction to campuses all around. Only in the business for one year, Cho has already become one of the most requested acts in the national comedy scene. As for the Pub, what else can be said? The Pub is open for everyone every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. This finally gives students something to do on campus when there are no other major events. We all found out something about the Pub; some found out how relaxing the environment is, some found out that this may well be the ideal spot for anyone wanting to have fun, and some found out that this is an exciting place to meet people. Me, well I found out that if the next major Pub is going to be anything like this one, then I will definitely get there early. Those who come late tend to miss out on a lot of fun. fO' "»*« Event: FM 90.5 VIDEO DANCE Organized by: FM 90.5 and CBS RECORDS Date: NOVEMBER 10, at 8:00 PM Location: HINDS UNIVERSITY CENTER GRAND ROOM "CBS" is a trademark of CBS Inc. 01988 CBS Records Inc.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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