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Lollapalooza 2011 : 13 Things Seen & Heard Saturday

1. To put it simply, Eminem owned Lollaplooza on Saturday night. Drawing a massive crowd that spanned an entire half of Grant Park, Marshall Mathers delivered a kinetic 90-minute set that ran the gamut from his early Slim Shady days to his recent "Recovery." Em kept the thousands in earshot entertained by performing almost every hit in his catalog, with "Stan," "Lose Yourself," "The Real Slim Shady" and "Love the Way You Lie" serving as expected highlights. Rumors of an on-stage reunion with Dr. Dre proved unfounded, but Royce da 5'9" joined the party for a few Bad Meets Evil cuts, while Bruno Mars and Skylar Grey hit the stage for guest turns on "Lighters" and "I Need a Doctor" respectively. Keeping with the trend of Lolla tributes, Mathers took time to remember Nate Dogg by dropping a medley of his most-known hits while the late singer's image started solemnly from the screen. But it was Em's own quick-tongued rhymes that kept the frenzied fans rammed against the barricade screaming for more.

2. The masses swarming to Eminem's end of the park left plenty of breathing room for the mellower crowd that got to witness the majestic rock of My Morning Jacket on the Bud Light stage as dusk night fell over the Chicago skyline. Singer Jim James played it cool -- the long-haired, bearded frontman wore a long frock-coat with a towel on his head and barely broke a sweat as MMJ cruised through standouts like "Circuital," "Evil Urges" and "It Still Moves." Fans celebrated accordingly, tossing handfuls of glowsticks in the air while a giant Super Mario Brothers icon danced on a stick near the front of the stage. A magical way to close out the evening.

3. "Helloooooooooo Bonnaroo!… Oh, uh, I mean Lollapalooooza!" said a genuinely confused Ween during its early evening set on the Bud Light stage. We're guessing that a few of the band's bleary-eyed fans had forgotten where they were as well.

4. If you had any doubts that Cee Lo came to rock Lollapalooza, one look at his outfit cleared up the confusion. Wearing a stage costume that resembled Darth Vader gone to the Gwar side, Mr. Green and his all-female band of leather-studded damsels delivered a late afternoon set that took a rocking turn with his covers of Danzig's "Mother," Billy Idol's "Flesh for Fantasy" and a rendition of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin" that inspired the biggest sing-along of Lolla 2011 so far. The rabid reception didn't do much to quell Cee Lo's somewhat prickly attitude, but its probably hard to play Mr. Nice Guy when you've got 12-inch spikes sticking out of your shoulders.

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Super Mario All-Stars is back! The Super Nintendo classic is now on the Wii system, featuring four great games and brand-new Wii Remote controls! Each unit includes: Four Classic Mario Games on one Disc. Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. Super Mario Bros. 2. Super Mario Bros. 3 – Challenge a friend in Super Mario Bros. 3's Battle Mode based on the classic Mario Bros. arcade game. Super Mario History Soundtrack. Super Mario History Booklet.

Enjoy this collectible reissue of 1993's Super Mario All-Stars for SNES, now for Wii Collection includes four classic games for Wii: Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario Bros. 3 CD soundtrack containing themes and sound effects pulled from Mario games ranging from the original Super Mario Bros. through Super Mario Galaxy 2, as well the "Super Mario Bros. Ground Theme" 32-page Super Mario History booklet featuring interviews, concept art and interviews All games support multiple controllers, including: Wii Remote controller, Wii Remote Plus controller, Classic Controller, Classic Controller Pro or the Nintendo GameCube controller

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