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Show Page B4 Q Thursday, March 25, 1993 The Park Record a Section B if b 13 E3 itiwmimimrmimmmwmmimnmmmmnmwi 1 muni" i n ii i hhhwiiipii inwmn EVERY NEW S'modes With front buctetsfcafs, 2.5 lite, engine power sfceen' exta capscifu qas-fanK.-,, har4 fopl C7 V t.ii"' - -i JEEpHAGLe DfeALP-Jf DfeALP-Jf UTAH'S TOP VoUJNAE UTAH'S OjvJW AAEABER OF CHRYSLERS PR&TierE005.Arl W cap CcreP SERVICE fioLAp Thursday-Saturday - THE BREAKS SUNDAY BRUNCH $5" 11.30 - 3:30 pjn. All items cooked to order Sunday - NORTON BUFFALO ' i f 7 .. In.".'! rrr 1 Monday - D J. Tuesday - RIDDIMITES Wednesday - LOCAL'S NIGHT!! 306 Main Street 649-6800 A private club for the benefit of members r " u LIFE SHOULD BE GULPED NOT SIPPED, enjoy life. Serving from 5:00 pm daily 306 Main Street 649-5044 r 9 - J ft fVV "mare than pasta" "mare than pasta" This Mortal Coil depart the by TOM CRAM Record guest writer Let us hope that This Mortal Coil's disbanding is not a harbinger of things to come for their label 4AD. Coil was my first introduction to 4AD's roster. If this article is your introduction to Coil; it is both a good time and a shame. 4 AD is releasing a boxed set of their complete catalog. This body of music, when viewed retrospectively, is nothing short of genius. If I seem effusive, it is not without reason. This is music that spans musical-cultural references; it is at home on a boom box as well as a towering audiophile's rack. If the band is Eurocentric, it is simply because they are from Europe. It is not out of any musical fascism. Just as a blues man is a product and commentator of his environment, Coil comments on their peculiar view of the world. This view speaks to me. This Mortal Coil opens doors to landscapes, broad expanses of sky, deep oceans, hoary chunks of earth I've seen only in dreams. Their music is ever-changing. Full instrumentation on one song, a capella on another. Come To Me My Love, The Jeweller, and Song To The Siren, are examples of songs that transport the listener, songs that invite emotional participation. Don't take chances 2Hww wfweAlive POSTCARD VIEWS r i T "Postcard Views" of Park City and Deer Valley Areas, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths in almost 4,000 sq. ft., 3 fireplaces (master, living room and family room), sophisticated security system, separate hot tub room with redwood sauna, wet bar with tile counter, mature landscaping, fully fenced with auto sprinklers, oversized 3 car garage with lots of storage. This home has it all!!! SOUTHERN EXPOSURE . Southern exposure makes for toasty winter days in this contemporary hillside home. Located in Park Meadows with "post card" views of both ski areas. New carpeting, tilework and paint inside makes this 4 bdrm home feel like new! The best denoffice resides in this custom executive home. Offered at $319,000. Please call Tom for a private showing. PREMIER. INC. PARK CITY'S JUPITER PEEK Elevation 10,000 feet WITH TWO FEET PLAI -O. FIRMLY IN PARK CITY AK" DEER VALLEY P EAL EST Coldwell Banker ' President Club IVofestional Achievement t Award . , Park Gty Resident for 13 yean is, '4 i tt C jjt This mortal Coil's haunting TMC has quite an eccentric band view as well, or rather, the lack of. The band's membership is as liquid as their music. Musicians wash in and out like the tide. Somehow the band retains a cohesiveness despite the revolving-door revolving-door lineup. One could get caught up in the band's mechanics, like who plays what and where, or what exactly does Ivo do? But to do so would be a sharp focus on incidentals, the same as narrowing in on a single dot in a photograph, to the exclusion of the f ' ml ft - LONE PEEK This new home is found in the Historic District steps from the town lift base & the bottom of Main Street Featuring 3 bedrooms & 2.5 baths, this home has hardwood floors & solid fir doors. Lots of windows and skylights make these open and airy. Approx. 2000 sq. ft. OffVed at $225,000. Call Tom (c neragent) for a private showing. Call Tom Peek (801)649-4400 Toll Free 1-800-825-8889 TOM PEEK Elevation 6 feet -liit: i 7 r77rr for-' earthly plane ( y 5 O O i! it -r 4 4 CD cover art photograph itself. (If you've just gotta know, Ivo is the organizer, visionary, orchestrator extraordinaire.) With this said, the 'photographer' Ivocombines his elements with skill. Whether this skill is instinctual or technical, ceases to matter in view of the finished product. The music of Coil is a pleasurable option to the recent influx of Seattle-bred tension. This Mortal Coil stitch their music from the fabric of dreams. Tickets now on sale for Nana Mouskouri concert Nana Mouskouri, one of the world's most successful singers, will give a rare performance at Abravanel Hall on Thursday, April 29 at 8 p.m. Nana Mouskouri's fan club includes Harry Belafonte, Quincy Jones, Joan Baez and Neil Diamond. "Nana's voice," declares Neil Diamond, "touches the soul and embraces the world." Tickets are on sale now. Most stars would give their stretch-limo to sell as many records as singer Nana Mouskouri, who sells an average of 3 to 4 million records a year. First, however, they'd have to know who she is. Greek-born Nana Mouskouri, known as much for her trademark eyeglasses as for her beautiful voice, has earned more than 250 international gold and platinum records and regularly sells out concerts in every corner of the globe. Though this mind-boggling Qccid the letters to the editor every cueeli, in The Park Record 1,011 f i '4 Arts Council to hold conference The Utah Arts Council's ' " , eleventh annual statewide . f i- - conference will be held on ' Saturday, April 17 in Salt Lake . ; City. Titled "Each New Hour Holds New Chances" (from Maya Angelou's inaugural address), the conference will feature a luncheon address by BYU's writer-in-residence, Leslie Norris. The day's sessions, held at the Red Lion Hotel, will follow three tracks this year: "Emerging Artists Support Yourselves" for individual artists, "Financial Management for Established , , Organizations" and The Arts in , 1 Small Communities. Seminars and . hands-on workshops will be scheduled from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Danielle Withrow, a former arts council director and Director of . Community Planning for Partners for Livable Places will discuss the arts in small communities. , Experts from Utah's own arts comirtunities will present case studies and advice on negotiating the financial hazards of today's arts field. The early bird registration fee is $35, if received by March 26. For more information, call Kristen Madsen at 533-5895. Albertsons Art Tix outlets or call 355-ARTS. , success has failed to land her on award shows or magazine covers, her following continues to grow in the United States with records sold through television ads and five national tours. Her 1993 "Only Love" tour follows on the success of her latest recording "Falling In Love Again" on Polygram ClassicsJazz. Recorded in Paris during the summer of 1992, 'Tailing In Love Again" was conducted and arranged by celebrated - ! " : songwriterpianist Michel Legrande. It features some of Hollywood's greatest hits, including "Over The Rainbow," "Smile," "The Way We Were," "As Time Goes By," along with "Beauty and the Beast" (a duet with Belafonte). Tickets for Nana Mouskouri ar $23, $19 and $15 at the Capitol Theatre box office and all PAPINEAU BUILDERS Remodeling, additions and custom homes 645-9043 1 1 ANTIQUES & COWBOY GEAR COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES 331 W. Plerpont Av (250 So) S.LC. (801)328-4888 |
