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ONE OF the best
night's performai
band's attitude while
were grinning, jokii
generally having a g
seemed to enjoy pla;
as much as the c
listening to it. Mor
men ted, "We still en
people. It hasn't gotl
where we just do it
We still enjoy the i
music."
This showed thr
performance, and p<
example was Morge
He played his drui
energy and raw entl
have ever seen a <
form.
The Dregs carefi
their songs to keep
alive. They played a
their fast-paced mal
it ? ?
realty siow song tn<
"Little Kids." Durii
the concert, they i
Dregs," a song sa
music.
One of the nigh
formances was on tl
"Cruise Control." '
fho 1 An rf ao f nnmki
IU 115^01 UUII1LM
performed, and
astounding guitar a
During most of this 1
was manned only 1
Morgenstein, and
drum combo prove*
original and enterta
THE DREGS left
after two encores,
crowd more than pi
credit should be
roadies and to the
personnel, who
technical aspects o
The quality of the i
best that I have eve
Russell House. Th<
concert was, simp
best performance (
has ever given ii
House.
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aspects of the OPEN
ice was the haba TSII^
i playing. They * 1^ " * " .
yring the music ) Sat.
rowd enjoyed
genstein comjoy
playing for Moildt
ten to the point j
for the bucks. IUOSO*
artistry of the Wedm
ough in their ThlirSI
;rhaps the best
nstein himself.
ns with more FrldflV
lusiasm than I '
drummer perilly
calculated
> the audience
\ great deal of
Serial; the only ~~
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cy piuyeu was
ig one part of H
played "Diixo H
itirizing disco H
it's best perle
classic tune
The song was
sr the Dregs
featured an
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uiu uy munte.
song, the stage
by Morse and
their guitarj
to be highly
lining.
; the ballroom
and left the
leased. Special
given to the
Russell House '
handled the
f the concert.
sound was the j
;r heard in the "
; Dixie Dregs
ly stated, the %
hat any band
i the Russell I
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