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: John Cale‘s best in y gence Lou Reed may have been the Velvet Underground‘s pivotal figâ€" ure but it was the classically trained Cale who gave the band its paipable intensity, cold dementia and avantâ€"garde edge. His quarterâ€"century solo career since leaving VU has been nothing short of brilliant. Over the course of 20 or so solo albums and collaborations with the likes of Reed and Brian Eno, Cale has covered every piece of ground imaginable, from dark, unsettling rock and roll to moody art rock and tuneful pop. He leans more toward the latter on Walking On Locusts, which recalls the gentle approach of his 1973 masterpiece, Paris 1919, and at times, has the tropical flavor of 1985‘s Artificial Intelliâ€" repetition to new l rvesiih! extremes. He builds 4 lengthy, distortionâ€" heavy riff workouts that move at a snail‘s pace, go nowhere in particular, then grind slowly to a hait. Occasionally he catches us off guard by tossing in an acoustic guitar or an ambient keyboard piece but for the most part, Penâ€" tastar is loud, lumbering, throbbing guitar rock that, needless to say, isn‘t for the closeâ€"minded or fainthearted. Dylan Carlson takes Earth His viola is more prominent than usual and along with his Pentastar: in The Style Of Demons commanding voice, it‘s pretty much the centrepiece of some of Sub Pop his finest compositions in ages. From Bo Diddley and Black Sabbath to Glenn Branca and Recommended, but not for fans of 1J. Cale. Sonic, the repetitive guitar riff has been a source of fascination . xn for guitarists of all genres. it has inspired brilliance, selfâ€"indulâ€" gence and far too many exercises in tedium to mention. Yet in i the right hands, the r ive rif o n prooaia Take a Toar ... compelling force. uw . >3 Th _ _ e . o n ana ts m as Walking On Locusts nmw Laurier Lectures present _ _ November 7,9:30 a m.â€" 9:30.p.m. WASTE REDUCTION OFFICE + REGION OF WATERLOO 883â€"5150 ext. 236. Children and adults of all ages &Â¥ are welcome to visit two mall displays ... more please call in advance Waste Reduction Week November 1â€"10, 1996 Tour the Region of Waterloo landfill, recycling centre & compost area. Tuesday, November 5 at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 925 Erb Street West, Waterioo Arrive promptly and climb on 1 board the bus! Groups of 10 or _â€"*G J R J te Reduction \Z w::cll Displays X; Take a Toaur ... for Tomorrow Fairview Park Mall, Kitchener % November 1, 9:30 a.m. â€" 9:30 p.m. t=Â¥4/]) â€" Cambridge Centre, Cambridge PAPY WORLD@ Kide Furniture Plus ... A division of Baby World of Stoney Creek ; A division of Baby World of Stoney Creek Saturday, November 2â€"nd, 10 am â€" 5 pm Sunday, November 31rd, 12 â€" 5 pm ~| _ for that Special room. A _ Quality Baby & _ Juvenile Furniture o o mm ns (Hwy. 248, Winners Plaza) | mair SHOW & SALE of fine Canadian 623â€"9010 nders (MGMIUA Ho on of the Nathanie! n into poverty in ea , the story follows A charitable Mrs. Maz ker, My Left Foot) to ite (Stockard Chann Tom Hanks (Philade f uids ns wovel tas If there is one (Terminator) plays nt whose job it is t home, and part the needs and 1 time of grief, As arns that even his dead. Also with J; bin Wright (Forre: and favorite toy â€"old Andy whose rams. But when a new toyâ€"an lost in the real w her to find their 1 is available for re re are no surprise t from an Amold ‘aming a position it‘s Toy Story plots to get (Tim Allen, 171 King