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Starr Cullars
& the Enterprise



Review 02/26/99
From: Dr.Brookenstein

At The Khyber, Philly                                                     

I was hanging out with Starr Cullars & The Enterprise about 90 minutes    
before they started their set.  Starr was discussing how much she liked   
the hard-rock band, Betty Whitetrash, who was doing a set before her band.
We checked out the group.....I thought that they were pretty good, while  
Starr loved them.                                                         

At 12:45am, Starr Cullars began her set with a riveting performance of    
"Alice in My Fantasies".  "Red Alert" was the next tune but "Starrgazing" 
was better, with more hypnotic bass riffs & edge-rock guitar licks,       
courtesy of Starr & Lige Curry respectively.  "Seduce Me" featured a      
crazier, wilder Lige Curry, whose guitar riffs raised the room temperature
to 1300 degrees Fahrenheit.  Lige played so aggressively that I thought he
was trying to upstage Starr--Kidd Funkadelic, are you out there?  The     
audience requested "Red Hot Momma" and the band started to rock out on    
that tune.  A wonderful hard-rock tune driven by Starr's thumpin' bass,   
"Blastin' Off", was performed and it included chants like "All She Ever   
Wanted To Do Was Play Her Bass", "Make My Funk The Starr-Funk" and "Rhythm
& Rock".  Lige played his ass off with more hardcore slam-guitar riffs on 
"Kosen Rufu", but the real highlight was Shawn Hill's show-stopping drum  
solo--picture a drummer having a grand mal seizure!!  "Sunshine" was the  
last tune, and it was more than electrifying with lethal GOOD-TAR antics  
by Lige and Starr's funkified, in-your-face bass riffs.                   

The show ended at 1:55am.  I noticed that Starr is really developing a    
damn good following because The Khyber was so damn packed!!  GO STARR!!   
GO STARR!!  GO STARR!!   GO STARR!!