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A record crowd of more than 5,000 stu- dents turned out for the Sunday evening concert. Students pack the floor to get a closer look at the Red Rockers, the Go-Go's warm-up band. Go-Go’s lead singer Belinda Carlisle gets into ‘Our Lips are Sealed.’’ The group per- formed for more than an hour and a half. The latest hits by the Go-Go's kept stu- dents captivated. Belinda Carlisle uses her maracas to add emphasis to a song. Don Durr
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Richard Lupo Paul Shillings Head Over Heels Record crowds get into excitement of concerts on Northeast campus ' On Sunday night, September 31, the Go-Go's, one of the hottest bands in the country, took to the stage of Ewing Coliseum. However, the Go-Go's weren't the only major group to play to Northeast. During the spring se mester, the group Heart also per- formed at Ewing along with vocal- ist Eddie Money. A record crowd of more than 5,000 people turned out for the Go-Go's concert. After several songs from the Red Rockers, the Go-Go's began their hour and a half performance by belting out hit after hit. ‘We Got the Beat,” “Yes of No” and “Vacation” topped the list of favorites. Songs from their latest release, A little Heart helped students relax during the spring semester. Anne Wilson per forms “Babe le Strange’ for the crowd. Eddie Money also appeared with Heart. Go-Go's drummer Gina Shock performs a drum solo during ‘Cool Jerk.’ The group played a variety of old and new hits. “Talk Show,” also brought rave reviews from the crowd. Although there were a few prob- lems with the audience — two jumped on to the stage with the group and another threw a bottle at one of the girls — the concert was deemed a success by almost all who attended. The Heart concert was also well received by students as was Eddie Money. Northeast students were treated to a variety of top performers throughout the concert season, with a little something to suit al- most anyone’s musical taste. -Suzanne Simmons
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