Here is GUN’s contribution to the death party. There should be unlauts over the U but I don’t know how to type them and I am afraid it would screw up the website. GUN has Dennis Yudt on lead vocals. Dennis appears to have left facebook, so if someone can text him or send smoke signals and tell him this is posted, that would be awesome.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
Here’s my only recording of Phallucy- man, they sounded awesome that night.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
The ghoulies packed a medley of FOUR songs into their 10 minutes- impressive!
Listening to this reminded me that I recorded GG’s side project called Tombstone Blues a few months after this, so that post is coming up later this weekend!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
1The Porchupines were the last band that I taped that night, before running out of tape. Laurie sounded great, doing these classic rock covers.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
Since I have been posting an endless stream of Uncle Tupelo stuff, I thought I’d take a break and get back to some Sacramento-based stuff.
When KZAP went off the air in 1992, The Cattle Club hosted a “death party” for the station, where many local bands played their favorite songs heard on KZAP. I had a limited amount of tape, but it looks like I got 6 bands from that night.
First off is Go Dog, Go! doing 2 songs. Why did they always open shows? They were pretty popular.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
Schlong, Lizards, Sea Pigs
Old Ironsides
Sacramento, CA
03/17/92
Flyer scan by Ken Doose
4th on the bill were 99 tales (I skipped taping Attica). They definitely gave the classic rock songs the 99 tales treatment! (that’s a compliment)
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
Here’s something of interest to Cracker/Camper ven Beethoven fans- a tape recorded by my friend Craig at SXSW in 1992. David Lowery joined forces with German alternative new wave polka band FSK at the time and an early version of the song “Dr. Bernice” is on a FSK CD. Anyway, here is FSK with Lowery.
Craig also recorded FSK/Lowery on Mountain Stage radio show and it doesn’t appear to be on YT yet. If this isn’t enough FSK, let me know.
Recorded by: Craig Hilmer
Equipment used: Sony WMD6C and Sony Mic
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Here’s another one from the same DAT as Luna. Jim Romeo put this on the DAT without me requesting it, but I ended up being a fan of the band later on. Thanks, Jim!
Recorded by: Jim Romeo
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony PCM-R500 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
This one was a request from Gus Buss (Jeff) and Mike Parisi. I have a DAT soundboard tape and this audience recording. The board tape is really bizarre- the mix is not great and there are surges of reverb that cause the volume peaks to overload on my DAT- I have never seen anything like it before. So, instead of the board tape I am uploading the better sounding audience tape for now.
I’ll try to matrix the board and audience tapes sometime in the future- I have figured out a way to time align via pluraleyes, but I need to jump through hoops. No time for that now.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Marantz PMD430 (like a Sony TCD-D5) and 2 Nakamichi CM-300 mics
Transfer Equipment: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
EQ’d (bass boost) in Sony Soundforge
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