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On the bill were three excellent acts, Columbia's own Rock-a-Billy 88, Blood on the Saddle and the evening's main attraction ? The Red Hot Chili Peppers. All expectations were surpassed as the three bands combined to give this town the best concert it has seen all year. First to take the stage were Rock-a-Billy 88. They came out ready for anything. Their sound was authentic and crisp, and the crowd received them well. Vocalist and frontman Reese Lloyd's unique stylings guided the locals through their set with ease. He worked the crowd well, readying the audience for what was to follow. It was Rock-aBilly 88's first gig of this size, and the band handled themselves expertly. They were called back for three encores, including the Eddie Cochrane classic "Something Else." STRIDERS WAS primed and ready to fire when Blood on the Saddle appeared. Opening with their self-titled track, they were not about to let the atmosphere lapse. They played strongly for about an hour, with much of their zest coming from their debut album on New Alliance Records. They were a tight outfit. Greg Davis' guitar and i>on ooieino s oass rms mesnea wen in tnis countritied See "Pepper," page 26 nnn n a t t ir ruir itALiij I immmummmmuwmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmwm This is your LAST CHANCE to show your SUPPORT for the GAMECOCKS before the (iATUK BUWL. USC Students, IFC and Panhellenic, Student Government Association and WZLD (with a live remote) are all snonsoring1 the PEP RALLY. The USC Band, Cheerleaders and Football Team will be there. DECEMBER 7 4 c.K PM rMfiitr' I GREENE STREET Sjjj?F J I Holiday A i "T he decorations are up, the 1 m v | presents are wrapped, and it's J V beginning to look alot like A a * Christmas. Now, do something % )ust for you..." gjjl l{cK $30-$70 now $15-$35 2131 Devine St. hg ">h first time clients w/participating designers only