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PAGE 16 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1986 KWCMS The K-W Chamber Music Soci- ety's third and last dinner con- cert of the season, on April 5, features Canada's most famed musical ensemble, the Orford String Quartet. Now in their gist season, the Orford performs throughout the world, earning the highest praises in New York, Los An- geles, Paris, London, and wher- ever top-notch quartet playing is appreciated. It is appropriate that the Chamber Music Society has selected this quartet to be the first string quartet to play on its dinner concerts, which have been presented at Conrad Grebel Col- lege Dining Room and Chapel since 1977. concert This final evening is called a German Evening, and features music by German composers: Beethoven (replacing the origi- nally scheduled Mozart piece), Op. 18 No. S; Mendelssohn, Op. 12, and Brahms' Quartet No. 2. The concert is at 7:00 at Conrad Grebel College Chapel. Reservations are essential for the dinner, at which there are a few places left, Telephone 886- 1673 and give the answering machine your requests x13 51.? u 'mlrwsdu_ 1'. “'g]: ”91 K " a wig? F, p"' A M 4 / if! CN [he unndt'rful j V nt) In W Hmmm 1‘ I A - Ross MacDonald Chronicle Special Public Image Ltd. Album , Elena Is Johnny Lydon taka. Rotten) mellowing'? Well, yes and no. The latest Public Image Ltd. album - aptly titled Album - indicates that the prominent middle tInger which he has pointed at the industry and the buying public for so many years may be at half-mast. Not that this is out of respect for anyone, mind you. Lydon is still the consummate misanthrope, the bitterness a result of carry- ing the Sex Pistol chip on his shoulder all these years. But now he's using a PiL/Led Zeppelin hybrid as a vehicle for his pent-up anger. As a result, Album is the most accessible PiL record to date, about as mainstream as the band gets, This Is What You Want ... This is What You Get was actually a harbinger of what's here, a move towards a less abrasive, increasingly melodic sound. This isn't to say that Album is tuneful. Far from it. But at least Lydon has capitulated somewhat - his heavy metal leanings here are a lot easier to warm up to than, say, the deliberately alienating song structures of Flowers of Romance. Aided by ex-Zappa guitarist Steve Vai, the ageless Ginger Baker and Bill Laswell, this is at once Lydon's most impressive and diverse supporting cast to date. Rhythmicaliy, the aforementioned three- some represent the good old power trio. Baker's tribal rhythm patterns and Laswell's throbbing bass lay the groundwork for Vai's soaring, frenetic guitar work. (i) SQ Buy a $1.00 Subscription from your carrier and become eligible for the draw to be made April 16, 1986. 6 subscribers will win a $5000 Dinner Voucher at Spirits Restaurant gapiritg Beataurant 6 subscribers will win A $50.00 Dinner Voucher at COUPON RECEIPT mdcrful sounds of the Humamm's stage ay n Sullivan S r h Waterloo Chronicle (The Stagt'am Jllustum 57 Erb St W (corner ot Erh & Cardiac) Lydon has tempered his trademark wail - Howard De Voto comes to mind - and the chanting is less frequent. "Rise", which is responsible for PiL's uncharacteristic position on the record charts, is about as close as Lydon has come to being a pop singer. But when he sings "anger is energy" in what is for him atypical laid back fashion, he wants to make it clear that the compromise is supposed to be subtle. Most of the songs are conspicuous throw- backs to Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti. "Ease" recalls Page's epic "Kashmir" and "Home" - showcasing Vai's unbridled playing and Baker's heavy-handed approach .. resurrects the ghosts of Page and Bonham. Lydon didn't endear himself to any of his Sex Pistol tans when he conceived PiL. Deemed too arty and pretentious by the anarchists and simply too annoying by the art-rock crowd, the band has found itself in a musical wasteland, partially due to Lydon's lack of direction, partially to his snubbing everything in its path. This Is What You Want ... was basically Lydon saying “I know what you want but I'll give you anything but". The patented swagger was still at work, but at least he seemed to be cognizant of an audience. Ms of the mum and lyrics of Gilbert & Sullivan mum stage ay the Van-rim chiunal branch of the Gilbert & Sullivan Society prom-nu its Ithh pmdunmn. Thr MAado Frost-mm m Ctr"rprrdtton mlh the " Arts Crntre andtTCA-fM SH 00 tewrved (Groups of .20 ur mnn' $0 00) n. _ th, 1m Jrtis outlet Album, with its generic cover, absence of liner notes and one-word song titles is a cynical swipe at what Lydon sees as a faceless industry. In spite of his sarcasm, Lydon has moved a little closer to what he so vehemently despises - commercialism. Diehard fans may not welcome such a charitable gesture, but for those who view Mr. Lydon with extreme apprehension, it should put an end to the pho- Ink! bia. oUhy Nulliran Din omo . ‘ml [It [MEI] 1280 lb. "Imuw tloo from every Big Mac sold on April 2, 1980 Will be donated lo Ronald McDonald House, and d lot al thrldrcn's charity Whereas: The following VIP's have been scheduled to work at the Waterloo McDonalds (King & Columbia St.) on April 2nd. NAME REPRESENTING TIM Chief John Staller Waterloo Fire Dept. Ill, John Vanderwoerd Union Gas 11-12 Ken Pflug Waterloo Community Services IM Jim Webb CHYM Radio 11-1: Gary Williams Kitchener Lions Club 11-1 George 1lursberger Bluevale Collegiate 11-1 Jeff Hutchison CKCO TY IM Bill lnkol CKCO-TV 1bl Carl Totzke I) of W Athletic Dept. IM Wayne Deyarmond . 0W Sports IM Rich Newbrough WLU IM Don Smith Ul.0 Athletic Dept. 12-1 Tony Fieder Bluevale Collegiate M Bob McKillop U of W M Gord Smeaton Labatt’s M Dennis Schlueter Schlueter Chev-Olds M Shelley Schlueter Hyundai M Virginia Thompson Canada Trust M Ron Stinson Cdn. Imp. Bank of Commerce M SamyFlanagan SuidentUnion-UofW M Matt Certosimo Student Union . WLU M Dorothy Schnarr Waterloo City Council M Frank Roster University of Waterloo M Torn Fitzgerald University of Waterloo M Brenda Irving CKCO TY News $4 Paula Delogue WLU Career Services M Joy Mitchell WLU Career Services 3-4 Wayne Kinsey Waterloo Y 3-4 Gary McLaren CKCO Ill News 34 Paul Brent CKCO TV News 3-4 Brent Harmon CKCO TV News bl Chuck Devism Waterloo Fire Dept. 3-4 Ian Corrie: Parkway Ford 44 Raffi Armenian K-W Symphony C Janet Ducotte li-U Symphony 44 Gail Corning " Symphony 44 Syd Brown Rotary Club 44 Dr. Doug Wright University of Waterloo 54 Jim Erb Waterloo City Council 54 John Shortreed Waterloo City Council 5- Mark Bryson Waterloo Chronicle 5- Alan Chalmers Forbes Motors s. Andrew Telegdi Waterloo City Canal ' Jim Saddler Waterloo Minor Soccer ' hl MacDonald Twin City Harmonizers ' Bill Smith Waterloo Lions Club 6 John Griggs Waterloo Rotary Club (r Mary D'Alton Waterloo inn 6 Lynne Woolstencrolt Waterloo City Council ir Brian Tumbull Waterloo City Council 6 Doug Wolfe Waterloo Minor Baseball Assoc'n i) Whereas local buslmm people. community laden. polmuans. edutalon. sports u’lcbnhes, cnlcnmners. main petumaltties and VlP's will put on their aprons and work m Mu Donald's Restaurants from 11 am - 7 pm making Ihg Mae, milkshakes and french ines Whereas Therefore ”All omens d Mk hem Waterloo am urged In support the, wmhwhlk' endeavour on chmsday. April 2, 1986, PROCLAMATION Wednesday, Apri12, 1986 has been ofhcially proclaimed McHAPPY DAY VI REPRESENTING Waterloo Fire Dept. Union Gas Waterloo Community Services CHYM Radio Kitchener Lions Club Bluevale Collegiate CKCO W CKCQTV U of W Athletic Dept. 0W Sports WLU Athletic Dept. Bluevale Collegiate U of W Iabatt's Schlueter va-Olds Canada Trust Cdn. Imp. Bank of Commerce Student Union - U of W Student Union . WLU Waterloo City Council University of Waterloo University of Waterloo CKCO TY News WLU Career Services WLU Career Services Waterloo Y CKCO Ill News CKCO TV News CKCO TV News Waterloo Fire Dept. Parkway Ford " Symphony li-U Symplttrty " Symphony Rotary Club University of Waterloo Waterloo City Carmen Waterloo City Council Waterloo Chronicle Forbes Motors Waterloo City Cmncil Waterloo Minor Soccer Twin City Harmonizers Waterloo Lions Club Waterloo Rotary Club Waterloo inn Waterloo City Council Waterloo City Council Waterloo Minor Baseball Assoc'n TIME 11-12 11-12 11-12 11-12 11-12 11-12 lbl lbl IM IM IM IM M M M M M M bf 67 (rf 67 b? ir? ir?