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Despite cool cover art and a lightweight-but-cute name, Elf Power are quite painfully bad. “Embrace the Crimson Tide” is a pretty dodgy song title to start the album with. It might work if it were tongue-in-cheek, or alternatively the work of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but these boys-and-a-girl have neither the humor nor the sex appeal to carry it off. And then it only gets worse. “The Great Society” sounds like Pink Floyd if you stole their sense of irony, humor, musicianship...
...seems to fit the house’s personality well. As Bechtold commented, “When people talk about it, they’re very enthused. You can say a lot of things about a polar bear:a polar bear is adorable- it’s really, really cute. However, those suckers are fierce...
Gazing out of these windows, passengers are reminded that non-students live in Cambridge too. Cute houses and droves of cars line the streets where lovers walk hand-in-hand through piles of fallen leaves. Harvard first-years can be spotted stampeding like herds of cattle to this or that rumored party carrying not-so-discreet brown bags. FM can only speculate about the contents...
...hides from the cute girl...
...pacing. Jason has a gift for taking advantage of comix' unique structure of moments. On a large scale you may notice each page amounts to a singular event told in six panels - a kind of poetic meter. Events have a dramatic structure, including climax and denouement. Jon spies the cute girl from school coming down the path. He hides. She doesn't seem to notice. Or does she? On another page the boys kick the ball around until one notices something through an apartment window. It's a nudie calendar. Here then are the short dramas that amount to life...