Friday,August 30, 1985 Page 8 I The Crue, Scorpions - Metal madness Crue The sultan purveyors of unadulterated, headbanging, free expression music have once again fulfilled their expecta tions with yet another album designed to satisfy even the most dedicated metal head. Who else could fit this descrip tion but the Heavy Metal maniacs themselves, Motley Crue. The Crue's latest album, "Theatre Of Pain" (Elektra) combines hard-hitting metal with meaningful lyrics such as those found in "Home Sweet Home" and "Fight For Your Rights." The loud, earth shattering sound that made the Crue famous is clearly ex emplified with "Louder Than Hell," "Use It Or Lose It" and "Keep Your Eye On The Money." Mid-town Plaza 450 E. Main St., Middletown, Pa. SOLOS Plain 1.99 Combo 4.75 Cheese Supreme 3.75 Extra Items .60 Slice .80 Hours: Monday thru Wednesday -- 11-12 Thursday thru Saturday -- 11-1 a.m. Sunday -- 11:30-9 Probably the most recognizable song on the "Theatre Of Pain" Lp is "Smokin' In The Boys Room," a classic remake of the Brownsville Station hit. The Crue sounded in top form when they rocked the Allentown Fairgrounds with three encores drawing out the old Elvis song, "Jailhouse Rock" (to be releas ed on their next album, possibly live). The "Theatre Of Pain" album will certainly shake ones soul on the record player, but a live performance of these die hard metal maniacs is guaranteed to shatter your thoughts of any civilization in the life of Motley Crue. This album is not only for those who live and breathe heavy metal, but also for those who want to hear good, loud acoustic sound with a dynamic Plain Onion Extra Cheese Pepperoni Canadian Bacon Sausage Mushroom Black Olive Green Pepper Meatball Anchovies Cheese Supreme Special EXTRA ITEMS DINNERS Lasagna 3.95 Stuffed Shells 3.95 Manicotti 3.95 Meat Ravioli 3.97 Spaghetti 3.75 10% DISCOUNT ON PICK-UP WITH PENN STATE ID ******************* rock beat. Do what the Crue want you to do, buy their album and suport heavy metal mania (if you dare). J. L. M. Scorpions The Scorpions are back with a new Lp and sounding better than ever. "World Wide Live"( Mercury) a double-live Lp was recorded on the Scor pions last tour "Love at First Sting" which lasted over a year. It was the most successful tour yet for the native German band. Not, only did the Scor pions get a larger American au dience but the "Love at First Sting" Lp was the commercial success they had been waiting for ever since "Lovedrive" came out a few years ago. "World Wide Live" gives you a very good idea of what it's like to be at a wild, raucous IZZA Call for d elivery 944..2195 .75 for pica .20 for subs SMALL ;MEDIUM LARGE SICILIAN 5.25 5.75 9.00 5.75 6.75 10.00 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 7.00 10.50 6.25 6.25 7.00 .50 6.25 7.00 1 :50 7.25 8.25 11.50 9.25 10.75 14.25 1.00 1.25 1.50 SALADS Regular 1.99 Chef 2.35 Scorpions concert. It was recorded in a variety of dif ferent places including San Diego, Paris, and Cologne, West Germany. But what real ly matters is that the high energy performances that the Scorpions turn out night after night is captured on vinyl. Songs like "Big City Nights"which is a truly awesome live perfor mance,"Another Piece of Meat," "Make It Real," and "Can't Live Without You" showcase the Scorpions set on "World Wide Live." The musicianship and sound quality of "World Wide Live" is excellent. It is one of the best live Lp's to come out in a long time because there is not only a couple of better than average live performances on "World Wide Live" but there is two Lp's worth of terrific music from one of the premiere rock n' roll bands around today. D.D. COLD SUBS Italian 2.70 Cheese 2.60 Ham & Cheese 2.60 Salami & Cheese 2.60 Capicolla & Cheese 2.65 Turkey 2.60 Turkey & Cheese 2.70 Tuna Salad 2.80 Chicken Salad 2.80 Roast Beef 2.80 Roast Beef w/ Cheese 2.95 Ham, Turkey & Cheese 2.80 HOT SUBS Meatball 2.60 Meatball w/ Cheese 2.85 Sausage 2.65 Sausage w/ Cheese 2.90 Sausage, Green Peppers w/ Cheese 3.15 Steak 2.70 Steak w/ Cheese 2.95 Steak, Green Pepper w/ Cheese 3.20 Steak, Mushroom w/ Cheese 3.20 Steak Special 3.45 Veal Parmigiana 2.85 Stromboli 4.00 Expectations (continued from pg. 1) the total hours of study to 30 to 50 hours a week. Another multi-media stu dent, Kathy Germain, expects to maintain a 2.5 to 3.0 average by studying six hours a week for each of her classes. Ger main said," high school is nothing compared to col lege...you really have to learn how ,to study in college."-Ger main also said there is a definite link between grades and study hours which disagrees with what the study found. Maria Dougherty,a public policy student, expects a 3.0 average in college compared to a 3.5 in high school. Dougher ty said she plans to spend 40 hours a week studying for her classes. Rosemary Brooks, a multi media student expects to main tain a 3.0 average at Capitol. Brooks plans on studying an average of 30 hours a week for her classes. Brooks said that regular class attendance helps hei . understand her courses more clearly.
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