Kanye West's recently made the transition from producer to rapper, with the debut of his album "College Dropout." With this release came a tour across the continental United States, also making stops in Ontario. The tour, headlined by West, featuring performances by Dilated Peoples and various other artists, kicked off in Virginia and traveled up the east coast, where they appeared at the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. Even if you haven't heard of Kanye before, you have most likely heard some of his music. Throughout the past few years, he has produced albums for some of the top performers in "the game." He has become one of the most sought after producers in the business, working on albums by Jay-Z, Ludacris, Alicia Keys, and even the pop princess herself, Britney Spears.
             The show at the Palladium, on March 23 of this year, was supposed to start at eight, but didn't go as planned. Tuesday's show fell very short of anything spectacular. All who attended the event expected much more than what was brought to the stage, and agreed, the show was not worth the forty dollars listed as the ticket price.
             Many of the problems throughout the performance were due to technical difficulties. It seemed as if there hadn't been a sound check before the show at all. Many concert goers expect technical difficulties, with hip-hop shows, but Tuesday's show reached a new low; the negatives far exceeded the positives.
             The concert kicked off with short-lived performances by locals 7L and Esoteric. These brief, but respectable, sets provided some entertainment to the crowd, who expected much more to proceed. After a thirty minute break between sets, Skillz took the stage, but was instantly booed for his choice to wear a Yankee's hat in front of a Massachusetts crowd. Although Skillz performance wasn't terrible, the crowd was growing
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