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Lords. Continued from page 10 in the Lords' version, while BMnr slurs the vocals the way he did in the Dead Boys. "Girls, Girls, Girls" bore no relation to the Elvis Presley song and is the only live number included on the Lords' debut LP. "Livin' on Livin"' was dedicated to Jim Morrison and Cheetah Chrome, former lead guitarist with the Dead Boys. "Eat Your Heart Out" was for all the girls with rich daddies. Turner pounded the tom-toms to "You think you put the x in sex, ah honey, you're so mean." This rousing tune recalled the sexiest Dead Boys cuts like "Caught With The Meat In Your Mouth." Bator calmed down from his rampage on the microphone stand to ask "Who was the best band in New York in 1973?" before kicking into "Li'l Boys Play With Dolls." This tribute to the New York Dolls, based on the Dolls' "Bad Girl" and a collage of Dolls' songs and album titles, is a Ill Mayfair ( ylt WeAreNouH ytt For Late Nu ftyV Breakfast Thui 16 j) Friday, and Sat || IIPM-Ui | y Mayfair G || 343 S. Main (Nextc IjS* ^ rv IOI Real Pepperoni Fresh Mushrooms Fresh Sausage Ham Ground Beef I Canadian Bacon Anchovies Green Peppers Onions I mack unves Hot Peppers Green Olives Double Cheese Thir*k Prnct II R VS IX V/l WUi ! $1.00 OFF ANY 16" PIZ \ PIZZA EXPRES ! 556-0301 One Coupon Per j Good Only Sept. II cer.temporary classic. With Bator as David Johansen, the live rendition t was one of the best of the night. i The follow-up,44Apocalypso," came t across better live than on vinyl, as the Lords' stage presence made up for the i inherent weakness of the song, the 1 least significant track from the album. j A political call to the senses, "Open Your Eyes," was even more electrifying live than on record and is the J most heavily played cut from the , album on national radio. "You'll only | know what they want to know" exclaimed Bator, and one knows that's iu:> suauce. Bator baited the Roman Catholic 1 percentage of the audience as a i prelude to "Holy War," a controversial song concerning papal political intrigue. This highlight of the alhnnri was a pot-boiler live as Bator sang, "Pope John Paul II ? was poisoned behind Vatican doors." iregunna ana Turner supplied backup vocals on the chorus. 3riu | r"sAI Open I SUE m jht I Befc 'sday, jfl i urday! }?j q fl and [H lA/itl f=j| V V VI -11 I oii i nil ? )oor to Zacks) j| 60M^M OL HAND WHERE EXTRA FREE EXTRA C TREE" DRlh FAST, PR CHEESE 4 1 Item 5 2 Items 6 *3 I+q m c "7 %J I lt> I I ??J w 4 Items 8 5 Items 9 Extra Items kOHE^CJ< OUTTHE > ~~ 16" ONE ITEM . HI77A CAD AMI 1 i riLtn rviv vns ZA j $7.00 ;S ! PLUS 4 FREE COK J PIZZA EXPRESS Pizza ! 2560301 r IQ8") I One Coupon Per f ! Good Onlv Sept. 18 I ---W^ ,,.... v The Lords left the stage, much to he displeasure of the crowd, quickly -eturning for an encore of "Por;obello,M a smashing number about a 'Bohemian hideout, a smugglers inn" suitable as a refuge for a lord and lamed after a London street. Thf? Sprpaminff fane hrnnaht tho Lords back to the stage a second time, sven though all the songs off the album had been played. The Lords obliged with another rendition of 'New Church," this time more frentic toan the first because the band's adrenaline was up. The Lords played the best music I have ever heard in Strider's, had no apparent sound problems and kept the irnlnm#? in tnlprahlu limifc ? ".????%/ mmm VV^AVA UM1V II111IUJ, Many bands cannot transfer their studio talents to the stage, but the Lords of the New Church drew on their collective experience for rawsounding yet intelligent songs that stun both live and on wax. VIBINO'S I {WORLD I ?re and After j he Game j et 10$ Draft fi $ 1.00 Pitchers 1 h the Purchase || any Sandwich! m ain 254-4441 S jjopppippppppppi D FASHION ROLLED PIZZA AND i irror <r c*T A A/r\ A i uncco/r /o o i/-mvljs-m HEESE ON ALL P IKS WITH ALL PI2 FREE DELIVERY ICES .65 6.70 .55 8.05 ;.45 9.40 .35 10.75 !.25 12.10 1.15 13.45 .90 1.35 ! 16" two n v [ pizza for c ! $8.00 es i plus 4 free( pizza expi | >i?_7a | y Ovic Coupon P< , 19S3 I Good Only Sept. m&w IrlfW wfUfiSSj *>?*& to&nm the Lortfc the Near Cburch piayad 1& Stride?'* Owwsati HaB T^day tiighfc aral gave tbe the Coitowlag ittuSfevftelor# $S8?I SfeV 1S0^??~' &$&&&?**fSB^ &??? 5^S3?3Eafea| yy JiS^gyfrVVr .*?*? $&: lioote. &J* Oar root* were Hie same, We were lucky to corns from four separate bands that had a lotof experience. you thiak tfeat helped much, coming from bands with similar rodtatg^-^^IM <> ;,.VS#t "tetsnriw#;' jNgfrtt Waifc To Church Washington Street United Methodist Church 1401 Washington Street I (between Marion and Bull St) Worship 9:00 am " 256^^1 IZZAS HOURS: I ry *( Sun. - Thurs. . j I 4:30 PM- 1:30 AM ( Fri. & Sat. H 4:30 PM -2:30 AM 1 PIZZA EXPRESS DELUXE: I PEPPERONI, SAUSAGE, I ONIONS, MUSHROOMS, & I GREEN PEPPERS. I 12" -8.00 16"-11.60 1 DRINKS: SIZES: 1 Coke 12" (8 Slices) 1 jr% 1R" /1 9 H w i 50* OfF, I 1 I M,o"?s? ! I -OKF<; I - PIZZA EXPRESS i 256-0301 j I I ! Onu CnnnAn Ppr Pi77a 8BHIHI '' : .30,1982 j j|