September 8, 1994: Vol26n2: FallFest 9/10/94


Music-fest at Baird Point Sept. 10
After a semester's delay, it's back.
	FallFest returns to Baird Point on Saturday, Sept. 10 with a
line up that includes rap artists Public Enemy, Velocity Girl, Inner
Circle, Combustible Edison and Hypnotic Clambake.
	The annual fall music-fest on the shores of Lake LaSalle will
be held from 1:30 p.m. to midnight, weather permitting. In case of
inclement weather, the concert will be held in Alumni Arena.
	Back by popular demand, Hypnotic Clambake brings to UB their
zany style of music, which has been compared to a "bar mitzvah on
acid." Headed by accordion player Maury Rosenberg, they last performed
in Buffalo on July 21 in Lafayette Square.
	Known for their mellow vibes, subpop recording artists
Combustible Edison have recently released a new album, "I, Swinger."
Grammy Award-winning artists Inner Circle are a reggae group with
style. Their hit "Sweat (A La La La La La Song)" gave the band
long-overdue recognition, and their new song, "Games People Play" is
reaching a diverse group of radio listeners.
	The Washington, D.C.-based group Velocity Girl blends unique
guitar riffs with lead singer Sarah Shannon's upbeat, versatile
lyrics, and has been noted as subpop's biggest seller since Nirvana's
"Bleach."
	FallFest's headliner, Public Enemy, will complete the show
with their dramatic, socially motivated, culturally aware hip hop.
With Chuck D., Flavor Fav, Terminator X and SW-1s, Public Enemy's new
album, "Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age, with the single "Give It Up," lives
up to the standards set by "Apocalypse '91" and "Fear of a Black
Planet." Public Enemy also will test their mettle against the UB Bulls
in a game of hoops at 1 p.m. Sept. 10 in the Main Gym of Alumni Arena.
	Sponsored by the Student Association and UUAB, admission to
FallFest is free to UB students, and 3,000 presale tickets are
available to the general public for $10. If the event remains outside,
tickets also will be available at the gate.