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November 5, 2009
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Mash-up royalty Girl Talk set to take over campus
Self-described as “a man playing a laptop,” Girl Talk, also known as Greg Gillis, is capable of drawing a crowd equal to that of a live band. He will be performing live on campus, on Saturday at 8:00 p.m, for this semester’s Large Scale Event, or LSE.
Girl Talk shows have reputations for being, essentially, massive and crazy dance parties. Gillis is known for inviting audience members to come up onto the stage and dance with him. Concertgoers tend to leave drenched in sweat. Many would be …
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