Also this issue: Acid Reigns British DJ legend Gilles Peterson loves Philly back. -Sean O’Neal Riot Going On The latest Red Hot disc has hip-hop and soul's current whiz kids taking on Kuti classics. -A.D. Amorosi Teddy Pendergrass -A.D. Amorosi Titan of 'Clash Punk, trash, electroclash, it’s still rock ’n’ roll to Tee. -A.D. Amorosi Eternity Dave Vanian's gonna smash it up till there's nothing left. -Helen H. Thompson thesuitespot -Peter Burwasser on Classical Is This Still It? -Sam Adams Bellini -Paul Burress

October 10-16, 2002

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Beenie Man

Just like Isidore and Lily ripping up the landscape, Beenie Man's Tropical Storm Tour will be pounding the walls of Pegasus Night Club this Sunday. After a long day at church, there's no better way to unwind, or wind up, than on the dance floor with a hot-bodied gal or boy. Ain't no show like a late-night reggae show. Expect to hear Beenie Man classics "Girls Dem Sugar" and "Who Am I" (maybe more than once!). Joining the Jamaican dancehall maestro -- a big bill in itself -- is O-Town, a.k.a. Orlando MCs Smilesz and Southstar, who'll rep hip-hop while Silver Cat, Little Kirk, El Feco and DJ Roger Culture thrown down for the island massive.

Sun., Oct. 13, 8 p.m., showtime 11 p.m., $30, Pegasus, 3801 Chestnut St., 215-386-0260.

—Ainé Ardron-Doley