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If you use an item from this collection, it is your responsibility to consider the work's copyright status and obtain any required permission.(More details.)To obtain permission to use the Michigan Daily's copyrighted material, please contact.If you have non-permissions questions about the collection, please use the. If you have concerns about the inclusion of an item in this collection, please contact.(Fewer details). Disclaimer: Computer generated plain text may have errors.ARTSThe Michigan Daily - Friday, April 4, 2003 - 8LIFE ON THE CREEKSEASON ONE A REMINDER OF BETTER DAYSThe Libertines and justice for allBy Katie Marie GatesDaily TV/New Media EditorBy Andrew JovanovskiDaily Arts WriterMUSIC REVI EW.The Libertines debut LP Up theBracket is a veritable history of Britishrock that is fused with garage-rockrevivalism. With Mick Jones's (TheDVD REVIEWIn January of 1998, 'Dawson's Creek' presented acontemporary coming-of-age drama for the hopelessromantic. Putting an overly analytical, Spielberg-obsessed 15-year-old at the forefront, the show revealedthe pains and excitement of growing up in a small seasidetown. As a mid-season replacement,'Dawson's Creek' shocked audiences' Dawson'swith its advanced vocabulary and Ccontroversial storylines, but soon Creekbecame a favorite to many.

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ColumbiaNow, as the series comes to a -much-needed end next month, fans have the opportunityto relive the beginning of this popular WB drama with thefirst season on DVD. Showcasing 13 episodes on threediscs, Dawson, Joey, Pacey and Jen start 10th grade atCapeside High with sweaty palms and enough sexual ten-sion to entice us, even as adults.Season one producers Kevin Williamson and PaulStupin provide commentary tracks for the first aind lastepisodes in the set, nostalgically offering lively conversa-tion about the creation of the series. Though Williamsonis now unaffiliated with the program, his additions areheartfelt, describing the series as a reflection of his youth.Discussion is interesting and ranges from the controversysurrounding the teacher-student affair story line to thedifficulties of filming both in L.A. And on location inWilmington, N.C.Also included are two featurettes entitled 'Dawson'sDay One' and 'Time Capsule.' In the former, Stupin andWilliamson elaborate on the casting and producing of theshow, often reiterating remarks from their commentarypieces. The latter showcases the four young actors andtheir feelings about the show prior to its debut.

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Presentday commentary from the stars would have been a greatcomparative addition, but is not included.The DVD lacks in packaging that is visually appealingyet disappoints in its superficial episode summaries andClash) bare-bonesproduction, theLondon four-piecesucceeds in creat-ing an intelligent,energetic soundthat is damn funand thoroughlyBritish.TheLibertinesUp theBracketRough TradeThishas led many critics to proclaimthe Libertines as Britain's answer to theStrokes. But the band offers more thanjust lame Strokes retreads.' Time for Heroes' is a punk-poeticrumination on love and civil unrest withscathing lyrics ('There are fewer moredistressing sight than that of an English-man in a baseball cap') that would doMorrissey proud.Carl Bardt, the band's other vocalist,nails Paul Weller's signature euphonicinterplay between punk snarls andBritish invasion harmonies. The nervytitle-track especially sounds like it wasleft off of All Mod Cons.All the while rocking out like theirgarage-rock contemporaries, the Lib-ertines still manage to approach thegreatness of the Kinks and the Smiths- and other bands known for combin-ing satire of society with beguiling gui-tar-pop - on 'Up the Bracket' andeven more so on 'Tell the King.' 'Vertigo' and 'Death on the Stairs'start the album off with Strokes-esquecatchiness, rich yet efficient drums andforceful guitars - even co-vocalist PeteDoherty sounds like a cockney JulianCasablancas.While Up the Bracket may sound likeit's a haphazard regurgitation of provenclassics, the Libertines aren't simplycapitalizing on the success of theStrokes or being copycats. It's the ener-gy, the blending of influences and theuniquely British three-minute-catchy-guitar-pop-and-social-commentaryapproach that make the album.Chicago's brainy Califone returnsBy Andrew M. GaerigDaily Arts Writerunmarked discs.

Dolby Surround Sound is also provided,but with full screen presentation the show is no better cal-iber than off the TV five years ago. Impressively, English,Spanish, Portuguese and Korean subtitles are available.With the series finale fast approaching, this DVD set isan excellent opportunity to look back on better times forthe now overdone drama and remember how a storyabout growing up seemed to mean so much more.Califone front man Tim Rutili and percussionist Ben Mas-sarella cut their teeth in mid-90s alt-.blues outcasts Red Red Meat. That Califoneband's progression into industrial per-cussion and noise yielded Califone, with Quicksand/Rutili and Massarella still comprising Cradlesnakesthe creative core. Califone's Roomsound, Thrill Jockeyits exposure catapulted by an unlikelysales push on Amazon.com, was full of throbbing, dirtyAmericana. A subsequent collection of EP's further show-cased the band's skillful synthesis of noise and song craft.Despite earlier successes, Quicksand/Cradlesnakes is thefirst time the band sounds fully in control of their art.

Mas-sarella's percussive aggression has taken a backseat to Rutili'sincreasing songwriting skill: Rusty guitar strumming lays thefoundation for Rutili's expressive voice, as he draws potentsurrealist imagery out of his earthy intonations. The combina-tion evokes an old-world aesthetic, albeit one filled withbuzzing frets, crossed eyes and 'egg white fire.' Some songs, like the brief 'Million Dollar Funeral,' drawclearly from America's past, building off of nothing more thana fiddle and a guitar. Others, like 'Vampiring Again' is asmooth fusion of pop hooks and traditional instruments.

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Thenostalgic breeze of 'Michigan Girls' and the slow, beautifulclimb of 'Horoscopic.Amputation.Honey' are the most com-pelling, realized pieces the band has ever produced, effective-ly mixing their roots-pop with a beautiful wash of static andfeedback. It's a testament to the band's talent that they are aspassionate and studious about music's history as its future.Show:.Picture/Sound:.Features:.DVD showcases the best of 'Blue'Kinski explores the joysof pure noise on 'Station'By Andrew M.