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Attitude- The Place, Davis Ca. 6/3/88 Enhanced xfer from 8mm master Adjustment Condemned

This was the only time that I video’d these guys, despite the fact that they(Attitude Adjustment/Condemned Attitude/Attitude) were probably my favorite band from 1986-1988 or so. That front line of Srahl/Andersen/Scapparo were GREAT.
So it is unfortunate that this video sucks. It is very poorly lit and sounds awful,. I did what I could with Adobe/Neat.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Aiwa CV-80 & Sony ECM909 mic
Post Production by Shayne: Adobe Premiere Elements 2018 & Neat Video Noise Reduction to brighten/contrast and denoise.

 

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SURROGATE BRAINS WITH NICK SLURB – “ACHTUNG!”

….THIS IS ONLY A TEST…… Nick Slurb playing with members of Surrogate Brains at a downtown rehearsal studio in Sacramento, CA in June 1988. Note: This video was originally recorded in a very dark environment. The video had to be brightened to even see the actual performance. Hence the quality. This was uploaded to show to members of the band Surrogate Brains.

Recorded by: Ken Doose

 

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Arjay Rock- Store Walkthrough, Sacramento 1988

The quality on this one is lacking, but I decided to post it anyway. Arjay was one of those Rock Shops from the 80s that sold T-Shirts, posters, wristbands and whatever else they could to keep afloat.
They were run by my friend Richard Brown’s mom (Jean) and dad. This video made me laugh multiple times- we ALWAYS made fun of the band Herbicide and you can hear it here. I ALWAYS gave john shit for liking The Cure and U2, and it is pretty amazing to see the IGD demo for sale there. I think I was the tape copier/distributor at the time.

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Shayne’s house, mom, and room/posters/tape collection 1988

This one is for Family AND the music community. This is another clip we made a “tour of sacramento” movie for my friend Jim Utz. This one has my mom at the beginning, and me being a total shithead for calling her old. I am now 14 years older than she was here.

Another highlight is seeing the tiny amount of tapes I had back then, and me complaining about the empty tape cases, waiting for BAD traders to get back to me. The green TV makes an appearance, as do a lot of really cool old posters that I no longer have.

I also get way too excited about getting a phone call. This was pre-cellphone, so if you missed the call, you were screwed.
This is embarrassing but it must be posted.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy & John Conley

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Dimple Records- Roseville Store Walkthrough and Dilyn 1988

Dimple was my first record store. I went to the Roseville store back when it was next to almond tree on harding. I think that’s where they really started to grow- the record store + the arcade next door(Starcade) was the place to be in the burbs in the early 80s.
I rented records and bought a Judas priest poster as some of my first purchases there. I found Riot’s Fire Down Under there and I think it was my first LP purchase from there.
This is a massive loss to the Sacramento area.
This video exists thanks to my good friend (for over 30 years) Jim Utz. We were video tape traders in the 80s and we each decided to do a video tour of our hometowns. He did St. Louis, and I did Roseville/Sacramento. Man, it is great to see some of this. More to come.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy & John Conley

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