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Flagpole • July 13, 1988 Page 4 it anymore or that their performances would misfire in front of people who have only heard the legends.. They have been practicing secretly for months as often as they could at the studio of another band who gladly lent them their space. There have been many long hours of rehearsal along with individual overtime to polish their rusty licks. It certainly paid off. As a person who never missed their shows even in the earliest Tyrone's gigs, I felt myself a qualified judge of the test of time. The first part of the test won my body over immediately. I was dancing. Dancing as I did years before with so much wildness and energy that my muscles were sore for days, just as they were for those past shows. Pylon was the dance band in a town where the whole scene was based on dancing, before crowds became complacent and forgot how to feel the music. The second part of the test was there also. The music was nearly note perfect to the recordings. This was quite an assurance to the young fans who had never seen live Pylon on fire, proving the band as powerful as the legend. The third part of the test were the smiles — not those on the faces of the crowd, even though they were beaming all'over the room from sweat-soaked dancing faces — but those of the band. $2.25 7:00 A.M. TO 11:00 A.M. TUESDAY TH ROUGH SATURDAY • Ginger bread with Tofu Cream Topping $1.25 • Carrot Cake $1.25 • Peach Cobbler $1.50 • Homemade Granola $1.75 Strawberries, blueberries, bananas Each fresh fruit 350 extra • MELONS • cantaloupe $1.25 Honey dew $1.25 • Pancakes with Maple Syrup Blueberry $2.75 Strawberry $2.75 • Tofu Scramble $2.75 • Ital Biscuits 750 each • Ooffee 650 • • Hot Oarob Oocoa 850 • App|© Juice $1.00* • Orange Juice $ 1 .OO • 1397 Prince Avenue (corner of Prince and Oglethorpe) IN NORMALTOWN 546-7060