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      ‘Alite Cooper "2095* “he” ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     — V ._ laughs, as is Cooper's - Vahead rock'n roll boogie 
     
     ' r ‘ ‘ ‘ attempt at disco sound, don't miss this one. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (“You Gotta Dance"), but 
     
     the brilliance of the rest, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     of the album rates this a 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ’\ four star effort. (a: * * * *) OLE ELO__ 
     
    

    
     . ’ ' _ ELECTRIC LIGHT‘ORCHESTRA 
     
     roger s'mmons ' ‘ , Since their inception 
     
     \ . l(* * *) HIT THE ROAD _ in 1972, ELO has produced 
     
    

    
     STAMPEDERS (MWC RECORDS) some of the best and 
     
    
   
   
    
     most interesting music 
     
     of any‘of their contemp— 
     
     oraries. ‘ 
     
    

    
     The album presents the 
     
     songs in the order they 
     
     were released, which 
     
     points out the basic 
     
     change in ELO's music over 
     
    
   
   
    
     This is the most com- 
     
    

    
     \ mercial sounding album the 
     
    

    
     Stampeders have ever 
     
    

    
     produced and the quality 
     
     — / therefore is not up to 
     
     ' the capabilities of the ‘ 
     
     band. Already, three singles 
     
     have been released from 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     g ' this record with thev the past four years. Their 
     
     ~' ' record compgny at least early albums featured long 
     
     I ' picking out the three best so“pieces Wit? heav? c18881cal 
     
     ' * . in'ections and I m not 
     
     RATINGS You'd gift wrap a leper songs from the album, ' .uit referring to "Roll 
     
     ' ’ » ' nd mail him to our Aunt "Playin' In the Band", J n 
     
     a y Y .. " Over Beethove ). From 
     
     * A LOSER! Jane . How Does He Do It and n l H 
     
     * * POOR‘ ' ‘ "Things Are Getting Better" on The Thlrd Day 
     
     . You'd even force feed a v . ‘ the track "Showdown" was 
     
     * * * FAIR diabetic a candy cage" You d be better off buying 1 .d S a sin 16 This 
     
     *’* * * GREAT The above tune is a the singles you'like and ¥e Eisef,: t tig ieff 
     
     * * * * * ~forgetting all about this ls e 1 S no Ce 
     
    
   
   
    
     A W¥NNE3' Stand Ont on the album" futile effort Lynne serves us that he 
     
     ' buc has to take second ‘ _ . v 'j , ~ - and his band can produce 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ ‘ lfilace bEhind "Wish You! '. ' beautifully haunting 
     
     (* * * *) GOES TO HELL- I p 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Were Here" as being the ' four minute masterpieces. 
     
     giggfiEggogggoéng?RNER best rocker of the album. \ é;A:U: *%OSTATUS QUO‘ This is backed up by the 
     
     I've waited a year and Guitarists Hunter and Wagner g D g k 0 hat it four huge Singles that 
     
     a half for this follow_up dominate the song, riffing, f loliku tn lemb in, roundeout the album, 
     
     album to "welcome.To My _ “switching leads, and carry- ee 9 2°C the as ,Canut Get It Out of my 
     
     Nightmare", and the wait .ing the cut into the Cooper 1 yogrlcirgt: :Pards 8, Head , BounBlue ," 
     
     for the most part ‘ Hall Of Shame' peda . 0 l e o 126 .1 EVll woman_’ and' 
     
    

    
     :giéh it \The many.hiéh The album is certainlyv “ an ~Z?Pha“9ngfat ,.‘ mi.es Strange Nagic. 
     
     points 09ershadpw the few ' not restricted onlytto P?r to“: fazlloigy on This is one of the great— 
     
     low ones on thié contifiu_ rock. In fact, this is far :1n?tesént to tr Zhat est of the greatest hits 
     
     ing nightmare about "Steve". from the case. "Wake Me on V I1 by ‘a.‘a ' albums. It covers the1 
     
    

    
     "Go to Hell",which openfi Gently" and "I Never Cry”, gzutcan a Waiiumuznd history of ELO perectiy. 
     
     thealbum, is a typical»~ his lateSt Shgle’ are b°th a u? Quo :he same Thls ricord Shoui b? ' 
     
     Cooper song, featuring beautifully constructed ballads, experlénce part 0 your col ection. 
     
    

    
     sensations. These 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 solid wall of sound greater in overall effect 
     
    
   
   
    
     a I H II ~ limeys motor along all NEXT WEEK; we'll be 
     
     fronted by2900per'é- ,ifigznpr:::Zu:o:::umfrom album in high gear,.°nly spittin' fire with Jefferson 
     
     patfinte? Shogk lyrlCSE "I'm the coolest" and Stopping at thg SerVice,. Starship_and SOing t0 the 
     
     'You d 99150“ a bl}nd "Give Thé Kid 3 Break" station for "Blue For You". Show with Tr00per, among 
     
     2::és dog and Steal hls are good for‘a couple of If you love the straight others- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     led and run to your“ ' 'Spades. Declarer has 
     
     I I partner's king. East surely no losers left 
     
     A ' returns the nine of in the side suits, so 
     
     I L a _ cfiubs and 803th plays the the ruff and the discard 
     
     . -: - ‘ = . t ree. How 0 you defend? cannot help him. On 
     
     p    II: your partner's nine of the contrary it is likely 
     
     ,' c u s is a singleton ‘ to embarass him consider— 
     
      p..   you can defeat the contract ably, and if your partner's 
     
     . i by giving him a club - remaining diamonds are as 
     
     g ruff. But first see if good as 7 6 3 it will 
     
     . you can count‘ the hand. defeat the contract for 
     
     / - Declarer had two spades , certain. The missing 
     
     #‘2//. 'and presumably five hands: 
     
     » \\_ diamonds (if he had ‘ 
     
     - ‘ I , _ . only four he is going 
     
     NORTH ’ BIDDING . dbwn anyway). He must EAST 
     
     3 J84» - N E ‘ S W ‘ , have four hearts or he S 10 6 5 
     
     H K Q 6 1 NT — 2C 23 > [,I 7 » would not have inquired H 9 7 5 3 » 
     
     x :’D A 8 ‘_ * ‘__ t — 3D All pass4V for majors (Stayman), I D K 7 6 5 
     
     ,;C K J 8 4 2 _ _ - therefor he cannot have C 9 7 
     
     I , Against~South's contract more than two clubs. 7 
     
     WEST ' o r ‘ of three diamonds you start Since a club ruff is SOUTH 
     
     S A K Q 9_3 ‘ off with Fhfiee rounds Of no longer a poSsibity, S 7 2 ‘ 
     
     H 8 2 ’ v ' ' spades, declarer ruffingu your best chance is to H A'J 10 4 ’ 
     
     D 9 2 ' V p ’ the third round. The take your ace of clubs and D Q J 10 4 3 
     
     C A 10 6 5 5 _'f (I a Afiific, queen of diamondsdds my lead a fourth round of’ C Q 3 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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