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by Karen Jung

Judas Priest started and
ended with a bang. This
group played their high ener-
gy music consistently and
the crowd expected nothing
less. They were over-anxious
to see them and knocked
over the‘fefices in front of the
stage. People also lit fire-
crackers and flares.

Judas Priest put a lot of ex-
plosions into their show,
which was effective because

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it reflected their music.

The lead singer looked a
little old to be singing in skin
tight black leather, but did-
n't seem to be lacking any
energy as he kept the crowd
entertained.

The bassist was not as en-
ergetic as the rest of the
group, appearing only when
the group first came on stage
and when they took their
bows.

I think that Judas Priest put
on a good show, but they
over-used their echo system.

Los Pops with Idol

by Arthur Deluis

Despite playing to only 500
people at the Commodore
Ballroom on Monday night,
Billy Idol and his four mem-
ber back-up band delivered
a well-paced, and, at times,
electrifying performance.

Most of the material came
from Idol’s latest album,
with the songs ‘‘White Wed-
ding,’’ ‘‘C’mon C’mon,
and ‘‘Hot in the City’’ parti-
cularly impressive. Previous
to forming his current band,
all of whom are New

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Yorkers, Idol fronted
England’s Generation X, and
on Monday he drew from the
list of songs he performed
while with them. Many of the
fans at the front of the dance
floor burst into applause
upon hearing the familiar
opening chords of such
Generation X hits as ‘‘Kiss
Me Deadly,’’ ‘“‘Dancin’ with
Myself,’’ and ‘‘Stars Looked
Down.”’ All of Idol’s band

proved to be excellent musi-
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guitarist deserving special

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The group had three en-
cores, which is a lot for any
group. During the last en-
core, the lead singer rode his
Harley Davidson from under
the raised stage. The bike, I
found out, is one of their
trademarks, along with black
leather.

This concert not only kept
me awake, but kept my

attention. If you’re not afraid
of people getting rowdy and
even hurt, I recommend see-
ing Judas Priest in concert.

mention. All in all, an excell-
ent show.

Los Popularos opened for,
Idol, and, despite the stan-
dard muddy sound produced
by back-up bands, they put
on quite a good show. Be-
sides cleaning up their
sound, they should work on
lessening their pauses be-
tween songs, because bands
tend to lose the attention of
the audience when they wait

so long between numbers. ]

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