Friday, October 1, 1999 - North Shore News — 19

Gob first Nettwerk band to play GM Place —

M@ Gob, Saturday, Sept. 25,
free show at Terry Fox
Plaza before
Lions/Stampeders CFL
game.

Gob set the stage on fire at

sunset last Saturday night.
This line-up has an ardent fol-
lowing with the crowd jam-
packed tighter than tuna.
Affable punk at extreme
speeds.

@ the smalls, Saturday, Sept.

25 at the Starfish Room

The smalls always deliver
ina big way. Dug lactates
every last sound out of his
guitar, the rhythm section has
drive and the vocals are u
front with Mike Caldwell’s
substantial range. The smalls
rock. The band has an inde-
pendent release out, My Letele
Angle, available through the
band’s Web site,
<thesmalls.ab.ca>, and at bet-
ter record stores.

rry: drums; Dug: guitar;
. Corby: bass, vocals and Mike:
vocals, guitar.
B All-State Champions,
* Saturday, Sept. 25 at the
_ Starfish Room

"Local line-up opened for
the smails. All-State
Champions performed a

- COME-ONS: Shane and
deff kowp It fresh.

ALL-State Champion
Dan Sioui at the Starfish.

scorching set with jarring gui-
tars and writhing bass lines.
The band is set to release
their first four-song demo on
their own independent label.
Among their influences
they include Fugazi, Rage
Against the Machine and
Motown. Watch for them gig-
ging around the Lower
Mainland.
Tim McGuinness: guitar;
Todd McConkey: drums; Dan
Sioui: guitar, vocals and Wes
Cook: bass.
@ The Come-Ons, Friday,
Sept. 24 at the Brickyard
1950’s-inspired rock and
roll, surprisingly fresh.
Polished guitar and a fat
rhythm milling the frame-
work. Watch for more gigs in
October.
Pryce: drums; Jeff: bass;
Shane: guitar, vocals and
Darren: guitar.
@ Upcoming shows.
_ Tony D be Sue Foley at
the Yale Hotel (1300
Granville St.), Friday, Oct. 1
— 7% Distortion at Jaguar’s
Lounge (Kin; ngeway and Tyne)
on Friday and Saturday night

- 9:30  P- m-1 a.m. Oct. 1 and

2.

— Royal Grand Prix, Ford
Pier with Tom Holliston,
‘Thermos and Clover Honey
at the Anza Club (8th and
Ontario) Saturday, Oct. 1,

. a” Pot $4.19 Fiber Pack $3.99
.. Ceonothus Victoria
1 gallon, flowering evergreen $3.49
-- Camellia Sasan
1 gallon, scented Fall flowers ; $16. 99

Amazing October S
rt abs & More 20%-50%

Gardening Service & Planting Consultation
Brambles & Blooms
Garden Care & Landscapi

"(rear lane) 2474 Marine Dr. W. Van. 925-1082
- Tues.-Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10:30-5

The ct nal

Inc.

SMALLS Dug and Mike rocked the Starfish Saturday.

doors open at 9 p.m. Bring
one non-perishable food item
for the Harvest of Hope Food
Drive reducing the door cost
from $7 to $5.
— Chemical Brothers with
DJ Shadow, Velvet and
James Holroyd at the PNE
Forum, Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Tickets $35, 280-4444.

— Sprout

; NEWS wa ayetonser.com¥eprout @-mait: sproutbc@ hotell com
GOB members Theo and Happy perform for the crowd befere the Lions/Stamps game last Saturday night.

EVERYBODY'S happy nowadays: Gob fans ciese in.

t
Making airtime work for you!
Time for fun — and business from
Apex Comrnunications team! +

Unlimited evening

and weekend calling:
anywhere in BC and Alb

including airtime and long distance.
Incoming and outgoing, It docsnt matter.

aD per month
Your local daytime calling is only 30¢ a

UNICA
CELLULAH & SECURITY

‘oni the Seato Sky Hwy.
1 (638) 9n2- $462

#2 - 987 Marine Drive © 868-3300
Capilano Mall, #21 - 935 Marine Drive © 880-3344

13 locations in the Lower Mainland serving Abbotsford, Bumaby, Chittwack, Coguitiam,
Langiey, hesth Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey. South Suey ine Rock plus Victoria

B informed: Evenings a 6PM Io 7AM. ‘Weekends are 6PM Fnetay to 7AM Monday. Non ee arte is od by te mute, "Fedom United plan based
OF 12 month contract. 24 moni option comes with $50 bil credit. OAC, Appacabie long dislance charges and taxes ara axtra. Annual System Access Fee of
$48 apples. Cancelation fee appies. Limited time offer, “Anywtuse in BC TEL Motity or TELUS Mobitty service areas fatherwise charges wil apply). st