Thursday, October 18,1990
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y threw bits of AC/DC into their own
," a very energetic Winger proved that
what has appeared on their albums. A
pumped out songs like "Seventeen,"
The Saint, I Am The Sinner." Led by
mitely had crowd appeal and control.
near capacity crowd on hand, KISS
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utter" and "Detroit Rock City," while
it The Shade album such as "Rise To It"
laser show, and the some 20 to 30-foot
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"The censorship thing sucks.
The kids aren't bad at all."
-Steve Thomas
Civic Center Security Guard
The Collegiar
Can't get enuff: Kip Winger looks into the crowd during "Seventeen," a
hit from his band's debut album.
Leaning into it: Winger's Kip Winger and Reb
Beach rip into a hit from their first LP.
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