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Off The Record
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, December 3, 1969 College .Station, Texas
Page 7
by Gary McDonald
LED ZEPPELIN II—
Led Zeppelin
To put thi,s album in it’s proper
perspective, keep in mind that
lead guitarists, Jimmy Page and
Led Zippelin, like Alvin Lee and
Ten Years After, are business
men. They are aware that the
public, especially the American
public, wants raucous, sensational
music. They supply that demand.
On those terms this album is out
standing, because there are few,
Hendrix is one, who excell them
at that kind of music. Thus, what
Cbe Battalion
Has Openings For
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AD SALESMEN
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Students Should Contact Dave Mayes
At 845-2226 after 7:30 p. m.
we have here is a blatant attack
on the senses. They use all the
tricks and use them well, general
ly wringing every last thrill out
of the listened.
Page, not known for playing
economically, is the obvious focal
point of the group. It all revolves
around him. Most of the songs
are built around one or more of
his rhythmic bassy riffs that in
cite joyous movement of the body.
His strident solos are the epitomy
of flash. It is his show and he
doe)S it well.
Though perhaps not quite as
dazzling as Page, lead vocalist,
Robert Plant makes his presence
felt in a dramatic way. His voice
is an elastic object capable of
emitting almost as many different
sounds as Page’s guitar. He
moans, presses around, screams as
if in ecstacy or violent pain, and
contributes generously to the
overall good time.
"Whole Lotta Love” is the
prime mover of the album and is
particularly arresting when lis
tening to on head phones, because
of the imaginative use of stereo.
A sequence from their live per
formances and a direct steal from
Howling Wolf’s "Killing Floor”
gave birth to the "Lemon Song”,
which contains one of Plant’s
most desperate and effective vo
cals. "Bring It On Home,” with
blues growl and harp playing
from Plant, is another of the
outstanding cuts.
It is a credit to Page’s pro
duction ability that despite all
the elements of the Led Zeppelin
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Registration Procedur
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All students with less than 60 hours will
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tions are transfers from another school or
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more than 60 hours or transfers from
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consult either Dr. Strawn (Fisheries Op
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Graduate students will consult their ap
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Appointments for Dr. Arnold may be made
at the desk of the Departmental Secretary
(Mrs. Karen Thorn).
OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF
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dent must have _
in residence and credit for n
semester hours. Th
preliminary grade
;mlber 10, 1969
hours
!port period
be used *
academic year
linety-five (95)
passed at the
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satisfy-
vemlber 10, 1969 may — —
ing this ninety-five hour requirement. Stu-
s qualifying under this regulation may
jir names with the ring clerk,
dents .
now leave their names with the ri „ _ .
Room Seven, Richard Coke Building. She,
in turn, will check all records to determine
ring eligit
Orders for these
the ring clerk be. .. —. _
and January 6, 1970. The rings will be re
turned to the Registrar’s Office to be
delivered on or about February 20, 1970.
The ring clerk is on duty from 8:00 a.m.
to 12:00 noon, Monday through Friday, of
each week.
these rings will be taken by
ictween November 24, 1969
H. L. Heaton, Dean
Admissions and Records
ING
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RADIO AND TV REPAIRS
iotorola TELEVISIONS
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). m.
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Havoline, Amalie,
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Quantity Rights Reserved
heel Bearings - Exhausts
System Parts, Filters,
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25-40% Off List
•I r ake Shoes $3.60 ex.
JApP 2 Wheels — many cars
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All 6 Volt - $12.95 Each
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Your Friedrich Dealer
Joe Faulk Auto Parts
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sound that would tend to cause
the record to sound cluttered and
muddy, it sounds clean and
smooth like a Beatles album.
Keeping in mind their own self-
imposed limitations, this is an ex
ceptionally good album.
MOTHER EARTH PRESENTS
TRACY NELSON COUNTRY—
Mother Earth
Although the title states that
this is a new album by Mother
Earth, it could be more accurately
described as a solo album by
Tracy Nelson. As one who just
could not get enough of her on
the two Mother Earth records,
this comes as a slight disappoint
ment. The important thing her
voice, is still fine but the instru
mental work is not as tight or
imaginative as Mother Earth’s
usual work.
The music is unadulterated
country, as opposed to a rock
group’s interpretation of country.
For instance, most of the songs
are country classics such as
“Stand By Your Man” and "I’m
So Lonesome I Could Cry.” Two
exceptions, one written by ex-
Steve Miller Band member, Boz
Scaggs, and one co-written by
Tracy Nelson and Bob Arthur,
are competent, but not note-wor
thy. In fact, that is the problem
of the entire album. It is all
competent, but is mediocre and
pedestrian. Nothing really jells.
There is little excitement.
SCONA
(Continued from page 1)
guistics, policies-plans and teach
ing about Africa.
Dr. Carter is a two-year board
member of the American Associ
ation of University Women and
serves as its Area Representative
for World Problems. For six years
she was a member of the AAUW
international relations committee.
The Canadian-born professor
became a U. S. citizen in 1948.
She taught at McMaster and Wel
lesley, Tufts and Smith Colleges.
Dr. Carter joined the Northwest
ern faculty in 1964.
The International Political Sci
ence Association member received
the AAUW achievement award,
George V Medal for Public Serv
ices, Radcliffe’s distinguished
achievement medal and an Ameri
can Academy of Arts and Sci
ences fellowship in 1965.
MAKING A ‘WEELIE’
Galesburg, Mich., inventor LaFrance Bressen saw an old
poster from the 1920's showing a one-wheel motorcycle,
so he built himself one. He sits inside a 36-inch wheel
powered by a 50 cc motorcycle engine. (AP Wirephoto)
Consolidated Choir To Perforin
In University National Lobby
The A&M Consolidated High
School choir under the direction
of Frank Coulter will sing a se
lection of Christmas carols on
Thursday and Friday from 11:45
til 12:15 in the lobby of the
University National Bank. The
choir will also perform in the
bank next Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, December 15, 16, &
17 at the same time.”
“We are very proud to have
the A&M Consolidated choir per
form in our bank for the seventh
consecutive year,” said Joe Saw
yer, bank president. "We invite
everyone to hear this exceptional
performance.
“And, in the Christmas spirit,
we invite everyone to enjoy
wassail bowl and gingerbread,
which will be served from Dec.
11 until Christmas Eve,” Saw
yer added.
EIRGtE
Texas Intercollegiate Student Association
1970 Charter Flights
DATE DEPART TO DATE DEPART TO
June 2 Houston London August 18 Brussels Houston
June 3 Dallas London July 23 Brussels Dallas
$285.00 round trip
June 7 New York - London — August 12 Brussels New York
$215.00 round trip
exclusively for University students, faculty, staff, and imme
diate members of their families.
Sign Up Now .... 70 Seats Open!!
$50.00 deposit for reservation—refundable to March 1
Authorized T.I.S.A. Travel Agent:
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