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Two Nice Girls was formed by Phillips in 1985, after she spent the early part of the 80s playing with a punk/performance art band named Meat Joy. In 85. Two Nice Girls consisted of Phillips, Korniloff and Laume Freelove But Freelove left the group after the release of its debut selfâ€"titled album Barger and Hentges joined the group shortly after, and there was instant chemistry Opposite Waterloo Square Open 9 to 9 Mon. . Fri Saturdays till 6 p m It‘s because we switch around instruments so much. We all play acoustic, electric and bass, and you learn things by trying different styles,"‘ Phillips says â€" One of the reasons we do it is that it allows us to study and expand and take the music further Phillips says much of the band‘s diversity is the result of technical versatility â€" each band member can play a number of instruments and therefore is not locked to any one. And it‘s the result of an interest in many different styles of music With Chioe Liked Olivia, Two Nice Girls run the gamut from folk to funk with a bit of everything in between. Let‘s Go Bonding, tor example, teatures a funkie little guitar line, the likes of which would do Shaft proud. While Swimming in Circles, with its sweet harmonies and soft acoustics is as folkie as they come Versatility is the name of the game. Unlike many ‘women‘s music‘‘ performers, who sing for women about women in a predominantly folk style, Two Nice Girls offers up a veritable musical smorgasbord potentially be difficult to take,‘‘ says Phillips, one the band‘s founding members. ‘‘And we all just happen to be very funny. It‘s not something that we have to work very hard on to have that (element) be there. We kind of hit upon that as a way of expressing ourselves. !t feels good to us and it makes radical ideas more powerful.‘‘ 100 King St. South PAGE 16 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1991 884â€"BOOK (2665) Just Relased: Volume V of A History of Private Life â€" Riddles of Identity in Modern Funes, by Prost & Vincent, Harvard University Press Two Nice Girls Words Worth Books Presented in coâ€"operation with the University of Waterloo spruRD NY Awp EAMIWY gun! WÂ¥ZPEFRTOO THE CITY OF PRESENTS &9 THE VISITâ€"THE TOUR Texers or me t The mumartes "healr Bos Choe 345 8X unversty Awp Wes: Wareroo 71620724 T+e Watemve 5> Saturday, November 2 (8 p m ) Humanities Theatre University of Waterioo All Reserved Seats: $17 Tickets at the City of Waterloo Box Office, Waterloo C Prices: Adults $8.00 Kids/Students/Seniors $6.25 KIDS®‘ SERIES OPENER! Tapestry Music Theatre & Prologue to the Performing Arts Two Nice Girls perform at the Commercial Tavern in Maryhill, Friday, Oct. 18. And by the way, you don‘t have to be part of the women‘s movement to enjoy this show â€" there‘s a bit of something for everybody here. Call 519â€"648â€"2644 for ticket info If there‘s a big difference between Chioe and the band‘s debut album, it‘s that the band ‘rocks better now , Phillips says. The Beatles analogy fits. That (the Beatles analogy) is totally and comâ€" pletely apt, ‘ Phillips says. ‘‘When | think about that, we‘re a fourâ€"piece where everybody rocks and everybody is very diverse. I can‘t think, off the top of my head, of another lesbian fourâ€"piece where everybody rocks. I‘m drawing a blank on that one." Saturday, October 26 1:00 p.m. A New Musical Fairytale by David Passmore Also featured on the album is a pretty impressive lineup of guest artists, including keyboardist Reese Wynans (formerly of Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble}, and cellist John Hagen (of Lyle Lovett‘s Large Band) The album was produced by Michael Blair (Tom Waits, Elvis Costello and Lou Reed), who also contributed to the album by playing marimba, vibraphone, glockenspeil, triangle, shakers, agogo, bells, congas, bongos, and tambourine. Chioe Liked Olivia, released last February, holds true to the humor and diversity revealed in Like a Versian.“but with all original music. Streetproofing for kids was never this much fun‘ With the addition of Barger and Hentges, Two Nice Girls recorded Like A Version which consists of five cover songs by the likes of Bad Company and Donna Summers, as well as the college radio hit / Spent My Last Ten Dollars. "It‘s totally perfect â€" it‘s tremendous,‘‘ Phillips says. ‘‘Personally and instrumentally, we approach things with a high level of maturity and commitâ€" ment.‘ $ watre Sor (Mce: BAL2280) Provaent Bocustore Carpus Cour Paza Do Te waeme Srow me Bor Ofce 3474086 n he Waterce 2 Te LITTLE RED in Concert (Continued from page 15) Prices: Adults $11.00 Kids/Students/Seniors $9.00 Everything from songs to puppets kid stuff with an edge! FAMILY FUN CELEBRATES KIDS‘SERIES SUBSCRIPTIONS ARTS WEEK ‘91 ’ STILL AVAILABLE! Walt Disney Recording Artist LITTLE RED NEX LE A NI Prazareres October 26 DN Clensiame‘s NORMAN FOOTE ity Centre (747â€"87 Sunday, November 3 7:00 p.m. 765); Humanities Coming Soon: Juno Award Winners Bourne & MacLeod Thurs., November 7 (8 p.m.) Princess Cinema, Waterloo Tickets on sale at: The Prince and Provident Bookstore, C 150 University Ave., West, 8 p.m. Princess Cinema 6 Princess St. West Waterloo BRENDA BAKER THE JAMES KEELAGHAN TRIO In Concert with special opening act Thursday, October 24 $13 (advance) $15 (doon Includes GST Theatre Box Office (885â€"4280); Cost per package: Adults $35.00 Kids/Students/Seniors $25.00 STONE SOUP AND OTHER TASTY TREATsS April 25 The Princess Cinema (885â€"2950) ZIG ZAG December 14 Last chance to subscribe Friday, October 25! .ampus Court Plaza, Waterloo (746â€"2872) ; or any JIM MacMILLAN January 18 Reservations Recommended RAPUNZEL November 23 Outlet