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Section B · Page 6
The University Daily Kansan
Thursday, October 12, 2000
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Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet
Seattle searches for new sounds; grunge is history
The grunge exhibit takes up a few display cases in the museum.
SEATTLE — It's a pretty good clue that your music is "over" when it becomes a museum exhibit.
The Associated Press
The section's final exhibit is a video screen that shows clips of some current Seattle bands and asks which will be the next defining Seattle sound. The display, like most observers, can't hazard a guess.
Crumpled, hand-scrawled lyric sheets are displayed alongside battered, sweatstained guitars, and fliers for small-club shows featuring grunge bands that hadn't quite mastered their instruments but would go on to sell millions of CDs.
Many of the beer-soaked relics of Seattle's grunge-rock heyday are now captured under glass at the new Experience Music Project.
But just because grunge is part of a museum, it doesn't mean that the Seattle music scene is dead. In fact, the disappearance of the flannel-shirt-and-cutoffs crowd has cleared the way for a vibrant, eclectic mix of new sounds.
"In some ways it's great, because without that national spotlight beaming on Seattle, people don't have to be so self-conscious," said Joe Ehrbar, editor for The Rocket, a weekly that covers Seattle's music scene.
"Remember, the kind of music that came out of here was something that no one had ever heard," he said. "Now, with the Internet especially, everyone knows what's going on. I think it's going to happen somewhere else, if it ever happens again, and it's going to be a totally different kind of music."
Seattle will continue to produce high-profile bands, Ehrbar predicted, but it's unlikely to become the center of the rock universe again.
Those seeking a window into the lost world of grunge can pay the $20 admission price at Experience Music Project, a pet project of local software billionaire Paul Allen.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Out of fashion
6 Strip cut by a lawnmower
11 Original
14 Fred Astaire's arc
15 California ballplayer
16 Boston hockey great
17 Garden cart
19 Compete
20 Focal point
21 Poor sleepers
23 Reaping tool
25 cool or groovy
26 Clean and ady dyes
30 Wines
30 Bedtime drinks
34 Sound component
38 Showed contempt for
39 Sleeping bag
41 Nearby
43 Surrounded by hostile forces
43 Colombo's country
44 Meat inspecting
46 U.S. voter
48 Amen to that!
53 Dall's movement
58 Church recess
58 Hurry
60 Bluebloods
62 O'Hare abbr.
63 Like fatty animal tissue
64 Go along with
65 Chelmsford's county
66
DOWN
1 Hocks
2 Committee type
3 Run-down and
shabby
4 Falling ice
5 Moray or conger
6 Bridge
7 Destroyer or
fragile
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All rights reserved
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8 Sure-handed
9 Ioil
10 Felled
11 Exploiling stars
12 Children's character
13 Soerce forcibly
14 'The Devil's Dictionary' writer
22 Guarantee
24 Mad as a ...
25 Naughty
26 Trap type
30 Sports division, est 1969
31 Sick
32 Sticky stuff
33 European light cavalryman
34 Collie or corgi
35 de France
36 Annie
37 Cross or Affleck
38 Inuit
39 Plain-woven fabric
Solutions to Wednesday's Crossword
44 "Son of Daeaalus
45" "of the Field"
46 Lead to seats
47 Musical
composition
48 Apprehension
51 Bogart movie.
*Key*
52 Let live
53 Daisylike flower
54 Relaxation
55 Charan's river
56 Hack
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