14—The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 31, 1980
Costello still Taking Liberties' with rock
“Taking Liberties,” Elvis Costello, Col
umbia Records, #JC 3G839
By JON BRIAN PETERSON
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
With “Taking Liberties,” Elvis
Costello and The Attractions have done
it again!
Combining rock ’n’ roll basics of the
1950 s with straight pop of the ’6os, in
spired psychedelia with touches of rock
theatrics of the ’7os, the new Elvis has
created the best marriage of the decades
gone by since Bruce Springsteen’s E
Street Band first tore up the East Coast.
The new Costello LP is not really new.
It is a compilation of tracks released on
ly in England, “B” sides to American 45s
and British EPs, unreleased demo
masters produced by Costello, and other
rare collectibles.
“Taking Liberties” is aptly titled,
since previous attempts by other rock
giants has resulted in critical dismay or
commercial failure. “Metamorphos,”
The Rolling Stones' album of tracks
from the past was deservingly a
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monumental flop while The Who’s “Odds
And Sods,” very much a memorable an
thology, fell short of the public’s expec
tations being released after their ’73
masterpiece, “Quadrophenia.”
Much to Costello’s credit, he has ig
nored the past history of “collectible”
albums falling flat with the release of
“Taking Liberties” in the States. And in
doing so, he has successfully surfaced on
top of the music scene by risking to walk
the fringe of rock’s outer limits.
Kicking off with the powerful “Clean-
Money,” this record belts you with an
emotional jab to the jaw and continues to
pound you for the next 19 tracks. In these
post-Knack days of hyper-inflated list
prices, it’s incredible that this record
and “Get Happy,” Costello’s last album,
boast a previously unheard of line-up of
20 tunes apiece.
Although most of the songs are typical
fiery Costello rockers driven by Pete
Thomas’ frantic beatings on the two and
four, Steve Naive’s kaleidoscopic
keyboards, and Bruce Thomas’
pujsating bass lines, not everything here
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is upbeat. With Costello, songs don’t
need to be upbeat to be felt in the gut.
Of the record’s two ballads, “Just A
Memory” and “My Funny Valentine,”
the later could be a perverted version of
something from Frank Sinatra’s immor
tal “Only the Lonely” album. The At
traction’s backing track is just as haun
ting as Nelson Riddle’s orchestration,
and has enabled Costello to translate the
crooner-styled songwriting of the ’4os in
to a demented brand of torch songs for
the ’Bos.
And it is just this, The Attraction’s
fierce backing combined with the
masterful aural tapestry woven by pro
ducer Nick Lowe, that compliments
Costello’s • songwriting and singing
perfectly. Costello’s vocal sneering com
bined with a stinging wall of sound too
complex to be punk, too classic to be con
sidered New Wave, is what makes
Costello the ingenious recording artist
he is.
Included on “Taking Liberties” are
“Girls Talk” and “Talking In The
Dark,” the two Costello-penned songs
“The Ghost Writer,” by Philip Roth’ Fawcett Crest,
$2.75, 222 pages. .
By B. DRU LONG
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
If you don’t think you can relate to “The Ghost
Writer” because the novel is by Philip Roth, a Jewish
author, whose story is about Nathan Zuckerman, a
Jewish writer, then you could be in for a nice surprise.
Known for repeatedly injecting his stories' with
Jewishness, Roth is also admired for his ability to
create universality. “The Ghost Writer” gets beyond
the surface appearance of a struggling Jewish writer
and shows a struggling man caught between personal
aspirations and family traditions.
Zuckerman’s conflict becomes evident when his
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which surfaced on Linda Ronstadt’s last
album, “Mad Love.”
. Although not as commercially arrang
ed as the Ronstadt covers, the Costello
versions here seem to work much better.
Ronstadt’s interpretation of “Talking In
The Dark” was a farse due to the fact
that she handles the vocal task totally
“straight.” The thing that makes a
Costello song work so brilliantly are his
lop-sided phrasings and vocal inflec
tions. His vocal style, combined with the
ambiguities, reversals and word games
present in all his lyrics make his songs
take on a bizzare duelistic edge, giving
the tunes an intense quality of pop
surrealism.,
All this may sound like the typical in
coherent babblings of a rock critic guilty
of inane over-intellectual analysis, but
that’s not the intention at all. I don’t pro
fess to understand THE meaning behind
Costello’s songs. In fact, I doubt if there
is any one meaning at all. Just as he so
skillfully combines musical influences of
the past three decades into an in
separable collage, Costello also fuses the
parents read his latest literary attempt: a story based
on his own past family problems and which insults the
Jewish faith, thus causing parental objection and their
refusal to believe that their “loving boy” would write
about “kikes and their love of money.” .
Wanting his parents to be proud of him, Zuckerman
also equally wants to please E.I. Lonoff, a great
literary scholar. It is to Lonoff that Zuckermah goes
for guidance learning more than he ever bargained
for.
Perhaps, being a writer myself, I can empathize with
Zuckerman’s problem. I wanted to applaud Roth’s por
trayal of Anne Frank as though she were alive today
and wanted to be a famous writer. His Anne Frank
said, “Maybe if I were locked up again in a room
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endless interpretations of the English
language into some of the most splendid
rock poetry heard in ages.
Elvis Costello is still bitterly entrap
ped within his world of pop paranoia on
“Taking Liberties,” but then, how can it
be any other way? His world is pretty
much out of control. Being the current
“angry young man” of rock hopelessly
torn between romance and
WANTED FEMALE NON-SMOKER
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FEMALE WANTED for 2 bedroom apt.
starting December $ 105/mo. Grad
preferred. Call BARB 237-6979.
2 BR OPEN in 3 BR house. Fireplace,
dishwasher, carpeted. Close to
campus. On bus route. Quiet resid.
area. Large yard, garage: Call 234-
5885 anytime. Summer option.
ROOMMATE WANTED: Winter/Spring
% of 2 bedroom furnished, apart
ment $B5/mo. Call 238-1577
NONSMOKING FEMALE WANTED
Winter term. All utilities included.
.One block from camp Us. Price
Beth 237‘8889 - ■
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8437
ROOMMATES NEEDED to share two
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$75/mo. Winter, Spring. Call Tom,
234-2930.
Museum of Art Store
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Museum Calendars 1981,
unusual Christmas or
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ana wrap, great earrings and:
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Penn State University
Museum of Art
Tuesday-Sunday 12-5
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FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale.
McElwain winter spring call Karen
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2 MALE DORM CONTRACTS for .sale.
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Winter and Spring •
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DBL. RM. AND private bath all utilities
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Elvis Costello and the Attractions
somewhere and fed on rotten potatoes and clothed in
and terrifed out of my wits, maybe then I could
write a decent story for Mr. Lonoff!”
Roth is clearly saying the most poignant writing
comes with inner turmoil and rough times, not with
peace of mind and normalcy. Good point, right? Well,
perhaps only a fellow writer would find that passage
worthwhile. If so, a black mark for Roth. w
Nevertheless, Roth’s talent for producing engaging
dialogue is a surefire plus.
However, I wasn’t always so wrapped up with the
story. Occasionally I found myself confused with!a
paragraph or scene. But as every dumbfounded reader
should ask: Is this the fault of the author or the fault of
my own ignorance? ■>
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TWO FEMALE DORM contracts for
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NEED A PLACE to live Winter term? On
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Contact Eric at 238-9394.
FOR SALE: Male dorm contract for
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(sur)realism, he refuses to bow to per
sonal, political and social expectations
even if they force him to retreat into a
kingdom of self imposed exile.
Elvis Costello probably never will be
happy. But as long as he fails to find con
tentment with the modern world, fans of
his music will find an emotional release
through his special brand of defiant rock >
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“Dance of the Tiger A Novel of the Ice
Age,” by Bjorn Kurten, Pantheon,
$10.95, 255 pages.
By PADDY PATTON
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
Any good work of fiction .affords its
reader an opportunity to mentally climb
into a new world. “Dance of the Tiger”
by Bjorn Kurten is a very good work of
fiction, but the world it draws its reader
into is very old.
Set in Scandinavia between two ice
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IF THOU WILT return, 0 Israel, sailh
The Lord, return unto me: and it
thou wilt put away thine abominations
out ot my sight, then shall thou not
remove. And thou shalt swear, The
Lord liveth. in truth, in judgement, and
in righteousness: and the nations shall
bless .themselves in him. and in him
shall they glory. JEREMIHA 4:1-2
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Can we "do it again". Leah and Pete:
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ELLEN: CONGRATULATIONS ON your
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vocal tan, THE DOCTOR
BABE, THE PUMPKIN might not be the
best, but our Halloween will be.
Love,John '
ages, “Tiger” is a fascinating blend of
fact and fiction. Kurten is among the
world’s foremost paleontological ex
perts, and has used a novel to put forth a
truly intriguing hypothetical explana
tion for one of the greatest puzzles of
human evolution.
Thirty-five thousand years ago there
were two distinctly different species of
human being Homo sapiens sapiens,
who evolved into the present entity, and
Homo sapiens neandertalensis, who
disappeared rather quickly, in evolu
tionary terms. Kurten’s book is a model
put forth as a possible explanation for
Neanderthal Man’s disappearance.
But it is more than cleverly couched
science fiction. The story deals with
URTG's 'Sly Fox' is no swindle
By P.J. PLATZ
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
There’s something about theatre that
is . . . well, magic. First there’s all that
preshow hubbub in the audience, then
the hush as the houselights go down and
the incidental music wafts through the
house like a Broadway lullaby. Next, the
stage lights come up, the actors appear,
and . . . poof! Magic.
That selfsame magic came vividly
alive last night with the opening of the
University Resident Theatre Company’s
second production of the season, “Sly
Fox,” directed by Eberle Thomas.
Penned with seasoned wit by
“M*A*S*H” ’s own Larry Gelbart as a
modern counterpart to Ben Jonson’s
“Volpone,” “Sly Fox” is a comedy of the
best sort. Overflowing not only with
laughs, chuckles and guffaws, it suc
ceeds on a higher level as well: it’s a
morality play.
Ah, but we have no wagging fingers
here. Instead we are admonished with a
slight tickle in the ribcage, a friendly
cuff to the shoulder, a gentle kick in the
seat.
“Sly Fox” is about greed, pure and,
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WANTED: TWO GOOD looking girls to
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CATH- CONGRATULATIONS ON your
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Friends forever in 708.
TO THE BUTLER HOUSE
Cheerleaders... Thanks for your
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McKean
L-PIE HAPPY EIGHTH. We have made
it this far, 8 down a whole life to
shoot for. We'll make K eat his words.
All my love, Heart, and a bite on the
neck. Love, Captain
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UTOPIA will be at Plastic Fantastic
tomorrow, Saturday Nov. Ist at
5:00. They want to touch you, do you
want to touch them too? 352 E.
College Ave., 234-3200
TO THE COOKS: Follow the
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CHEM ENG from Ist
MARYJO-
McElwain— was captivated by your
smile, like to see you again— Randy
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JOE E. HAVE you cleaned your room
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Thanks tor the Biochem. “help". Maid
GUY WHO TOOK Blvd. of the Allies exit
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number 209-38 W Why didn't you call?
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Week", honoring Fall graduating
seniors. Details in The Daily Collegian
soon!
MICHELLE: I MISS you and want to
kiss you. Mark
LEELA'S ON the loose! Beware 8.-and
P.S.U.men! The Doctor.
St Paul’s
United Methodist Church
250 E. College Ave., State College 16801
Sunday Worship 9:15 & 10:45
Students’ Class 10:30 a.m.
The Rev, Robert Vowler, Sr.
Minister, preaching on “Should
Religion & Politics Mix?”
Jerry Falwe.ll says that preaching
the salvation, baptizing, and
registering people to vote.
Tiger, a Homo sapiens sapiens or
“Black” in Kurten’s novel whose pursuit
of his father’s murderer leads him to
associate with the “Whites” or
Neanderthals.
The White Neanderthals are seen by
the Blacks as simian, dull and homely.
By contrast, the Neanderthals view the
Blacks as childlike, due to their relative
ly neotenized faces and slighter builds.
The sociological ramifications of a
meeting and blending of two human
groups leaves Kurten room for some of
the most imaginative speculation ever to
grace science fiction.
From a literary point of view,
Kurten’s characterizations are a little
simplistic, his dialogues a little stilted.
well, not quite all that simple.
Foxwell J. Sly, devilishly played with
appropriate raspy-throatedness by John
Sterling Arnold, has lived a life of
swindling people for all they are worth,
and then some. Especially the ‘then
somes.’ Now a chest groaning with
gold sitting unobtrusively at the foot of
his massive canopied bed he wants to
create the biggest swindle of all times
(sort of like “The Great Train Rob
bery,” only this time there aren’t any
trains). '
Sly is pretending he is on his deathbed;
his every rattling, gasping breath seems
to be his last. And, as most dying critters
find encircling their final resting place,
the vultures have appeared, waiting in
silent anticipation to reap the spoils.
There’s the crooked Lawyer Craven,
performed with well-oiled snide by Rick
Lyon; the weazy old miser, Jethro
Crouch, who makes Scrooge look like the
winner of the Philanthropist of the Year
Award, which John Bayless played with
such teeter-tottering steps that my every
involuntary reflex cried out to grab him
before he fell on his wizened face; the
overambitious accountant, Abner
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GATORWOMEN Sorry we bit too
HARD ( We know who really Iras il)
GDIO The Gatormen
LYNN. It is great to have you as my
mom! Your daughter. Sherri
BUM. NO MORE lloors to clean. Gee.
guess we'll just have to think of
something else to do. Love. Fang
HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVIE-baby!
We ll make il the best yet!! Cheryl
honey and Lisa—darling
BODBY, MY SPANISH HEART is
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Want to share? P.S. Lisa; Rob and
Cathy say hi
HAPPY BELATED' TWO' years' 'June—
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ANN G. Happy" 19th birthday. Hope
you get your one big wish! Love
Sue
TIGRESS, WE WANT to see your "fur".
Where and When? Call Fish or
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LUMBERJACK: I SURE fell for you,
Simmons steps. Ouch!!!
Bathrooms, phone booths, where next?
After the game Friday? L.D.
GIRL WITH LIGHT brown frizzy hair
(Islander Fan) who made
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Wednesday. Do you talk dirty during
sex too? Prove it. Hearing is believing.
Reply Personals. JJJ
TO WHOEVER FOUND and returned
my calculator Monday at Patlee:
Thanks for your honesty!
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plain disgusted? If this describes your
condition after seeing your senior
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October 30. 31 and November I at
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TO THE BLACK curly haired person
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return it 238-2564
PIKA: WE WILL have no "obstacles" in
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MA FILLE CZECHSLOVAK. Nos
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The story of the novel a murder
righteously revenged is not com
plicated.* What enriches the book so
much and makes it unique is the wealth
of detail Kurten has included. The world
was a vastly different place 35,000 years
ago, the wildlife and plant life were dif
ferent, the Earth’s geography was
different.
And when the personal drama of
“Tiger” ’s characters reads a little thin,
it is this anthropological depth and detail
that carries the reader’s interest. The
result is a blend of science fiction, social
commentary and lecture on evolution
that combines the most interesting
elements of all three.
Truckle, played by a very funny William
Johnson; and Miss Fancy, the overwork
ed and underpaid (so she seems to think)
local tart, a woman whom Billie Duncan
took and sidled into as a sweet-talkin’
Belle, ready to have her chimes rung
any ol’ time.
And there’s only one person who
knows Sly’s trick: Simon Able, whom
Patrick Egan played with a lopsided
smirk that not only reflected his
character, but looked like a snake-in-the
grass as well.
All of these characters, plus a liberal
handfull of others, popped out of the
magician’s hat along with some other
clever theatrical tricks, namely the fan
tastic sets designed by William Barclay.
And not only do we get to admire the
beauty of the Far Eastern-influenced
furnishings popular in San Fransisco a
century ago, but we get to see just how
they get on the stage in the first place.
That’s half the fun.
In these days of rapidly increasing in
flation, it’s nice to know that there’s one
show well worth your money. “Sly Fox”
is no swindle. Indeed, you’re only
cheating yourself if you miss it.
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Terrilic Birthday! Love. Kathy.
STEPHANIE (GREGG) Happy Birthday
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DRACULA LOVER.
POOPSIE, WELCOME to Penn State.
Happy Anniversary and Halloween,
Now you're my stowaway this
weekend. Donna. I'm glad you’re here
at last. Penn State will never be the
same again Love. Ross.
“Your teacher is
within you; look not
forth.”
—George Fox,
1624-1691
principal founder
of Quakerism
We don’t say there
is nothing to learn from
outside teachers. But
for one hour each
week, Quakers gather
in silence to listen to
the teachings of their
inner spirit’. Sometimes
we learn something
from others or from
ourselves.
' Join us for worship
based on silence.
Sundays at 10:45 A.M.,
at the Friends Meeting
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