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THE LAFAYETTE, FRIDAY* OCTOBER 31. 1975hoppingShowsay Charge MoreIf you flri1 lot?king for a decent selection of rtcords ll a I'lu-apcr prirp than (Iw hooks ton*, J.t,Pttfnry^ ai Palttwt Park Mall h ymr brl bat Aneven better a^teefion can be found at the Listening Bcmihfc also ui the mutt The prices,however, are higher there than at Lafayette. Some alburns and their prices are hated asexamples:Li-KfuftirtffwthJ.C„ PennyLata Cte JiBartitortVemra 8-Wars Y b1 low Buck Hoad C.inly ^munMaChicago III B@ich Bay* Spifil of Ann,anaWitldfln boo ksB I I n for t □ n ate] y1, Wal dm books does not carry basic textbooks Pike 'The Rfir/ui C-yliege Reader or Introductory Mathematical Analysis. Most of the Dell published paperbacks and Bantampublished paperbacks are the same price in both stores. However„ some versions arc cheaper in Palmer Park Mall than *1 the college stow, One version off The Plague by Cam os, for example, Is S2.95 in the bookstore while another version at Waldpnbaoks is $1,95* Also, Thv hard cover version of the Complete Works of Shakespeare Ls $14.95 here and $9.95 there. If you can't get to Pal mer Part Mail don't be too upset, beeauit' you are only Hpp ildfcn n up to $1.5d ill an- for most of your books here.Is the bookstore ripping us off? If you arepurchasing one or two items then it bn't worth the trip elsewhere jus! for a couple or cents. If you are buying a large amount df supplies, however, the extra pennies charged at the bookstore wilt addup-PIVNICNXlt;wiih Tim 1'ivnicry5.594.744.99to. eafl.79a. 495.594.74unriva ilable6.197.HLinavjiIpiblE5.»4.744-99;tc are no book stores in Easton n Palmer Park Mull, calledU you're looking for good music, friendly people and a fantastic time, try this - ihe Association of [Hack Collegiansat Lafayette invites you tofurgH your dt1 rmic troublesand spend I u morrow nightdancing and partying J,t *■dtilUi NtCabaret, The rx.dting New York band f^HSwiadsand Hro. lee of WJRH will sunound you with music to unwind bv from 10:00 p.m. to 2rtHJ a.m. in the Alumni Gym. The cost is only Si.00 per person and Sl.O per couple. Tickets. will he sold ai the door and bring your own brown bag.This is turning out to be a fantastic semester for rock concerts at Lehigh Valley colleges, First, Lehigh hosted Don Me [jean and Liv Taylor,Lafayette i u h t had the mindrboBgling “Jethro Tull’1,fihflW also featuring “ U i ®*n cJMuhlenberg experienced “Renaissance1' and ''Little Fcut” this past Wednesday. Lehigh hasjust announced a npE-cini concertto take place on theLehigh-Lafayette Weekend. Op Friday evening, Nose in her 21. at 9:00 p.m in Grace Hall, the '■British Invasion'* hits theBethlehem campus with The KJnta and “Steve Harley Cockney Rebel.'' Moravian his scheduled Jan is Ian in JohnstonHatl on Friday, December 5.Ticket information for these twotbotrt, plus Rlefc Wake in an(tern la Lively! aL Lafayette on Tuesday, December 2, will c*-available shortly, Listen to WJItH fur more details.CONCERT REVIEW: If RickWake man makes It to Lafayette the college will he in for a vers fine concert, ThL opinion is based cm his recent performance in Philadelphia's Spectrum. Sint* his St tout he hasdropped the orchestra and Garryfu iPickford’ Hopkins, vocal Ut: these are both big pins*.-a. Along with his regular vocal LL, drummer, guitarist and bassist he has added a percussionist and two bra^s jsyers. The hand js tight, andAkemaiTs totaJ command of the keyboards is amazing. He played numbers from his first album The Six Wives of HenryVIII, a a well as newarrange merits from Journey to the Centre of the Earth and Thu Myths and Legends of King Arthur and Ihe Knights of the Round Tabtf, which are often better, never worse, than the originals. He also included in theLhiact one emni.be if fromsoundtrack of theLisztlt;imania, which he scuted.The show had very little inthe way of visujJ effects, be (k. excellence of the mask nudjthem unnecessary, Keep yaur fingers crossed, Lafayette, Wr could have mother pod it coming. (Reviewed bv Raj,EommcrvilleALBUM REVIEWS’. Efrctrir Li gh l Orches tra - Fare Lhf Music (United Artists) Tt» Electric Light Orehdtn is tmk-one of a kind, t'joe Ehe Muskthe band's fifth album, u yef another strong showing of wha:good things can happen vrh*n blending rock musk withr t a s s i c a 1 underpinningsAlthough M'vcra! of chf melodic ’'rifFsL' are familiar to meal listeners, EL 0 lea Jet Jeff Lynrr ilw(ty.s ^dd^ the unexpected musical tv. Lt and orearetnl aeconipBniimwit ttj i^ve eae 5UEig a unique irlEnlii.y. Lynine's creative gift for writing pop-rwl stings pm s hack to the late W*with the Idle Itatv and thrMove, two short-lived poups whose UHlnii’ paralleled lluv: cff the Beatles in technique isid texture. Now, eight ye in Inw-r,Jeff Lynne is still creating and exp erf men ting with the map tin music. He ha? touched upcm die right ingredients in Face Hie Music, especially in the twobeautiful numbers, “Wifcrfiirund Mia| range Mapc. EireWho-iiih ’Toker, and die complex rocker Nitjhtrider.'(Reviewed by Tim Pimifliy -WJRH Program PjrectorlThe Who- The Who By Numbers (MCA) Anyone who h Era re this album will surely think of it as a new Who’s - and ttrey have ii righl to dose because it ts n1 markable hu* simiiii’- me two albums are IL‘songs contained are of course, greaL Slip Kid, the album'sbest track., starts off lire a)hum and sets the mood in much thesame way o.h Baba O'Riley did in Who’s Next- That cknving guitrir in “However Much I Booze'* reminds one of Bargain, while Imaijae aii-Man1’ and “'They Are All ir Love” even boast Nicky Ibpkim an piano, if this album is meant vo knj an extension oT Uie cirtierrelease, the Who certain l havenot hidden the fact. Rut Umi again, if the formula works, why not use it AgAin? (Reviewed by Vince l^turia — WJItH Rock Director)winos bv Hohert n.in I Wrll Ult; a*kibitz MIr1U!
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Easton Lafayette
Easton, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Oct 31, 1975
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