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Album Review

Vince Nell
Exposed

reviewed by Niki King-Jocks

For those who have missed them -
even a little bit - Motley Crue is alive and
well, sert-of. Vince Neil’s , new solo al-
bum, Exposed, is Motley Crue only bet-
ter. In fact while listening to this album |
had shades of Dr. Feelgood running
through my mind. With the exception to
this was the kick-ass
guitar playing of
Steve Steven’s who
is my mind does not
even compare to
Mick Mars. As al-
ways Stephens, one
of the great guitar
prostitutes of all time,
strokes his axe like it
will be the last time.
Joining Vince and
Steve on this CD are
Robbie Crane on

bass, Vik Foxx.on
drums, and Dave Marshall on rhythm gui-

tar. This CD has the typical range of heavy
metal music that one would expect from
a guy like Vince including the sappy heavy
metal balled in “Forever”. The recent re-
lease off of this album “Sister of Pain” is
your typical tune about a hot babe who
likes to... well, you can guess by the title
what I’m getting at, if you know what |
mean. The video of this song features

The recent release off of
this album “Sister of
Pain” is your typical

tune about a hot babe
who likes to... well, you
can guess.

 

Vince’s girlfriend (at the time) dressed in
a skimpy leather outfit dancing erotically
throughout. It took five cuts of this video
before MTV would except it and
MUCHMUSIC wouldn't accept it at all. |
saw this video and shall | say, cheezy.
However as far as it’s not being shown
on MUCH because of
its sexual nature |
have seen far more
sex and offensive ma-
terial in many Michael
Jackson and Ma-
donna vids. The girl in
“Sister of Pain” is
dressed for the Yukon
in comparison to Ma-
donna in her latest, but
then again its only the
stuff they don’t like
that they censor, right?

| think the only prob-
lem that the program director didn’t like

about this video was the fact that it was
heavy metal and not pop stuff. I’m afraid
that when it comes to television we are
all just slaves to the system but when it
comes to the music we want to listen to ,
we can still (thankfully) exercise our rights.
For myself, | will be heading down to my
local CD store, purchasing and then lis-
tening to this CD over and over again.

Tuesdays

The Crying Game
w/ Jay Stevenson
1942

Sept.21

Sept. 28

Fridays
Falling Down
w/ Micheal Douglas
Malcolm X

Sept. 24

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Douglas College Fall Movie Line-up

Come on out every Tuesday and Friday starting at noon!
The movies are free and are shown ain the first floor lecture
theatres (rooms 1606 &1614) - just around the corner from
The Other Press!

w/ Gerardo Depardeau

w/ Denzel Washington

 

 

 

reviewed by Holly Keyes

This year’s Film Festival was a collec-
tion of quirky short movies from France, New
Zealand, England and Canada. Most of the
films were very funny and they were all
strange. The Film Festival was playing at the
Ridge Theatre in June. There were about 10
films altogether; these are the ones that stick
out in my mind:

The Snail - A “Day in the Life of” type
movie with great sound effects and back-
ground music. The snail tries to cross the street
to eat some lettuce which sounds simple
enough but when you go at snail’s pace it
would be difficult. There is a surprise ending
that involves a very large boot...

The Kitchen Sink - This movie was
about a woman cleaning her sink when she
finds a mysterious hair in the drain. She pulls

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Sticky Confusion of Cultures. Huh

  
 
  
   
    
   
   
   
    
   
   
  
   
 
   
   
 
  
 

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and pulls until the hair is a rope-sized
attached to a hairy black thing. She was
and it grows into a man-sized hairy black
For some insane reason the woman sl
dresses, puts it in her bed and sleeps
By morning it has come to life. The
kissing and she notices a mysterious blac
on his neck and it all starts over again.
The Kiss - The Kiss was a documa
- type film on various couples kissing.
couples were very shy and others were
passionate but most just kissed and loo
the camera with goofy looks on their
This film was an interesting look at many
of couples and I enjoyed it the most bg
of the way it portrayed people’s va
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