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Stronger than a locomotive; faster than a speeding bullet; able to leap tall buildings in a single bound! It‘s a bird. It‘s a plane. No. It‘s Mayfest ‘89; Oh ya, and this year Bluevale, we‘ve added a little twist. (No, not lemon.) . By Ali Traviss Locker Talk BLUEVALE COLLEGIATE It‘s Mayfest/Woodstock Revival Dressup Day. So Earth is one Sweet follow up T m ie en aentney. flavor. .. Guitarists Richard Lloyd and Robert Quine â€" is there a better player stateside? â€" are especially prominerit. Their stellar playing is as good as anything on record this year. The Sky And The Ground Pierce Turner Vertigo/Polygram _ For reasons unknown, Turner‘s fine debut somehow slipped through the cracks. The best guess would be that Turner‘s impossible to classify. He approaches songwriting with a raré sense of adventure and the results are unafâ€" fected songs that drift dangerously close to the mainstream, then soar in all sorts of intriguing directions. His second album, The Sky And The Grouxfi? isn‘t immediately accessible, but like its preâ€" decessor; gradually reveals a hidden charm. Because Turner likes to bend his melodies and rhythms into odd shapes, the songs have a detached, unsettling feel. But it‘s this kind of devious playfuiness that makes each track a pleasant discovery. Turner forces us to be â€" HauhquMun’tbemuedofnotmking his ‘time. Since releasing the criticallyâ€"acâ€" claimed Inside in 1986, this talented New York singer/songwriter has been virtually reclusive, other than touring with the Golden Palominos in 1987. The time away recording was obviously well spent beuusefign.h is a terrific followup. Sweet h”H!] ghwm 1, unobtrusive voice, but it works well when set against hig charming pop songs. It‘s the material "that matter anyway, with a variety of producers and guest artists pitching in to give each out a unique SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR ALL STUDENTS W.C.1. SCHOOL RINGS Available in Gold or Silver, Your Choice of Colored Stone Choose Yours Now â€" While Stock is Complete TRINITY JEWELLERS 114A KING ST. SOUTH, WATERLOO 885â€"2455 dig up your tyeâ€"dies, headbands and peace paraphaâ€" nalia and groove through the greatest lunch (extended of course) of the year. With events like the Dunking Machine, Sidewalk Art, a casino, live bands, barbeque and Sundae Day all wrapped into one .. . it can‘t help but be the sweetest ending of the best year at Bluevale. songs a sharp edge. A c;\H)le_ o?"t'r-acâ€";. especially Confidential, warrant radio attenâ€" tion; New Orleans may again warrant ofirs. se e e en eeteay blues. On Zigâ€"Zaggin‘ Through Ghostland, the playâ€" ing is tight and accomplished, revolving around vocalist/keyboardist Ed Volker‘s distinctive presence. The rhythms percolate throughout and Dave Malone"s gritty guitar gives the The Radiators are at the forefront of the musical resurgence taking plate in New Orâ€" leans. The Rads, however, owe more to the rich, percussionâ€"heavy Southern rock of Little Feat than ‘traditional New Orleans rhythm and ce The Fixx started out as one of those atmoâ€" spheric, rather melancholic British synthâ€"rock bands. Several albums and much success later, they‘re a bland, increasingly depressing singles band. They‘ve settled into a commercially rewarding habit of releasing nondescript alâ€" bums saved only by one or two catchy singles. The trend continues with Calm Animals. Driven Out, the first single, is another radio staple and true to form, it‘s the only standout cut. Of course the Fixx and radio have lots in common â€" a few good songs and plenty of filler. Zig â€" Zaggin‘ Through Ghostland The Radiators Epic patient and attentive, which seens like a small price to pay considering the return. Ross MacDonald BUY DIRECT * e neg." FROM _THE 2 MANUFACTURER* FUTON SOFA BEDS WA > .. * RECLINE EASILY 4 ~ Y 2 MADE |MITH NOP QUALITY MATERIAL Se NSA Bd * G\;NLABLE IN ml'gtél_tv 112C ie e All Our Futons Are é*%‘ Guaranteed for Life! WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MAYy 17, 1989 â€" PAGE 21 ‘‘*WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET* Friday & Saturday "King Art" 1 _ $s * T DLX 7 .~ AATERIALSY \Fops eA k, _ 1m¢ikgee 373 Bridge St. W. Waterloo 747â€"3222 Mon.â€"Fri. 11:00â€"1:00 Sat. 2:00â€"1:00