Collections post, this one comes from Robert Eggplant. Sounds like it was taped off radio- most likely KALX. Robert’s notes do not tell me if he taped this or if it is a copy, so let’s leave that open.
Pretty decent soundboard mix.
Recorded by: Robert Eggplant off radio? Transfer by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
One of the downsides of having one of the early portable DAT machines was that they were plagued with issues. Sometimes the rechargeable battery packs would just conk out early in the middle of a set, and other times, the deck would just die completely and I would need to send it back to Sony for repair. This probably happened 5 times over the life of the TCD-D3. So, if you see gaps in DAT recordings from me, you know why. Anyway, something happened here and I did not get the full set, which is a shame because this show sounds much better than the October 91 show I posted last week. Oh well, happy to have captured the 29 minutes here. Good stuff!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 and Nakamichi CM-300 mic Transfer Equipment: Sony PCM-R500 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
What a surprise- KISS live on Sac Cable! Actually, it is a bunch of Sac musicians doing this. It’s really great, and some of these guys look familiar… right, Paul Stanley Niklewicz?
Here’s Gun’s set from Sacto Active rock. Also contains bonus footage of The Sensitive Guys from a hotel room. Members of Gun are: Pete- Guitar. Dennis Yudt- Vocals. Tony- Drums. Scott- Bass.
Here’s the Porchupines’ appearance on Sacto Active Rick. Members: Ric Ivanisevich- Guitar; Laurie Macintosh- Guitar, Vocals; Dan McNay- Bass; John Nelson- Drums.
Here’s the Prayer Wheel Episode. Members: Matt McCord- Drums; Dan Montoya- Bass; Eric Noise- Percussion; Truman Peyote- Vocals, Guitar; Norman Wolfe- Guitar. Check out my youtube channel for many more sacto active rock episodes!
I heard that Gabby Gaborno from the Cadillac Tramps passed away today. I saw him at shows all the time when I lived in L.A. from 1992-1995, but I never talked to him. From a lot of my friend’s tributes, he sounded like a good guy. This is an uncirculated soundboard master recording from Greg Dean’s archives.
Here’s Sex 66’s appearance on the show. This is another one that I really appreciated seeing, as I never got to see them back in the day. Members: Mike Curry- Drums; Mike Farrell- Guitar; Vince Garcia- Bass; Chris Hall- Accordion, Wind Instruments; Jimmy Self- Guitar, vocals; Steve Vanoni- Saxophone; Paul Wells- Organ. Enjoy!