February 18, 1 997

» music

entertainment & arts

>oming racing video game, and nicely. Expect many repetitive vocals, and a throbbing beat

y t “flavours of the month’ have _ tracks nae including the Future Sounds of London, the Chemical Brothers(sans Noel Gallagher), Underworld and a wonderful instrumental Prodigy remix. Taken in the ight club or while playing video eat as prs noise.

By JULIE CLOW

Any Saturday night that you are not at home studying or helping little old ladies cross the street should be spent wit- nessing the musical phenom- enon called Mystery Snail at the Island Rock Cafe on Rich- mond Street. OK, perhaps phenomenon is too strong a word but for any of you who

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Lakeside Residential Girls Camp in Maine Service workers. Office, maintenance, kitchen (including assistant chef), driving. Visas for service jobs restricted to students enrolled in university

for fall of ’97.

Counselors. Combined child care/teaching. Swim, sail, canoe, equestrian, field sports, tennis, archery, gymnastics, dance, arts, music, theater, wilderness trips. Visas for counselor jobs available to all qualified applicants. ‘

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By: Sam Shepard

At the Arts Guild Date: ‘feb. 28 & Max.) at Spm Tickets: $8 in advance $9 the day of the shou Call 892-1160

Fool For Love

The Panther Prints

Islan

Blind Date By; Horton Foote

have seen them you know they certainly have an ability to make the crowd respond. The band’s musical in- fluences include Earth, Wind and Fire, Men at Work and the Police. It is a nine piece band with the majority of it’s mem- bers attending UPEI’s music department. The members are BillCollier, Shawn Pitre, Trevor Campbell, Annette Campbell,

Myster Saat a S ‘ Rock

Leith Chu, Darell Gallant, Kevin MacLean, Jon Baird and Craig Schleyer. The group uses a range of instruments to enhance their sound including winds and percussion.

The band has been to- gether for over a year now and the practice shows, for this band-puts on a sharp, ener- getic show that pleases the crowd every weekend.

ACT

(a community theatre)

Presents

Great Expectations:

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