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KISS
Quite a stage: A dazzling laser splays across the near sell-out crowd to
the beat of another KISS classic.
Up all night: Slaughter plows through a song
during their opening set.
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Tim Collegian
heats up
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"Let's light this place up
like a Christmas tree."
-Paul Stanely
KISS Vocalist/Guitarist
Thursday, October 18, 1990
Slaughter, Winger pri
controversial
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On Tuesday night, KISS, Winger, and Slaughter
fans to nearly four hours of chest pounding music.
Slaughter took the stage a little gip 7:49, and plow
"Up All Night, Sleep AU Day" and "Fly To The Angel
the audience on their feet as they threw bits of AC
songs.
Opening their set with "Madalaine," a very energetic
there is more talent to them than what has appeared on
very full sounding band, Winger pumped out songs
"Can't Get Enuff," and "You Are The Saint, I Am The
frontman Kip Winger, the band definitely had crowd • •
With a very restless and anxious near capacity cm
finally took the stage to finish off the show. Kiss treated
fans by playing classics like "Strutter" and "Detroit R
showcasing songs from their Hot In The Shade album
and "Forever." The light show, the laser show, and the
movable Sphinx were all a sight to behold.
In spite of the obscenity controversy that surround
problems were reported.
Scoping the crowd: KISS base
Simmons scans the crowd for mor
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