Recorded by: Jim McLain
Recorded by: Jim McLain
I have no information on this band at all. Nothing on discogs, nothing on newspapers.com.. nothing. Hopefully Jason Ross can chime in, since this video comes from his collection.
The image for the facebook post is just a shot of Appleton, Wi. That’s all I got.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HR-S 9xxx series VCR, Canopus ADVC300 firewire into Dell workstation
I waffled back and forth on today’s On This Date in History before pulling this one to digitize. Whenever I have a chance to share a Jeff Segota tape, I usually go for it. He always made such nice quality tapes.
This was the band at their most popular- they had just released the Forgery album on IRS records and were touring some pretty decent sized venues.
Recorded by: Jeff Segota
Equipment used: Portable DAT and Shure VP88 mic
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony PCM-R500 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Here’s one from Rick Sylvain’s KALX archive. I don’t think this one is complete. Robert Scott from The Bats self-released some CDRs a while back, and there is one called “Live To Air KALX” which has 8 songs. Hopefully I will find the complete performances on one of the many reel to reels I have to digitize.
Anyway, enjoy The Black And The Blue for now. Slightly distorted. Hopefully the reel will be cleaner, if it exists.
Recorded by: KALX
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiopphile 2496 card

This one is from a Umatic tape that I bought off ebay a long time ago. I actually thought I was getting something on the Rolling Stones, but no. This is a highlight reel on the 25th anniversary of the magazine and accompanying TV special from 1992. I have not seen the special, so I do not know if these soundbites are part of the special or not. Odd. Why would they make a Umatic tape for something like this?
Recorded by: Rolling Stone Magazine
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony BVU-800, Datavideo TBC-1000, Tevion USB adapter into virtualdub
Light Denoise in Adobe premiere elements
Here is the last concert on the DAT with firehose’s last show and Luna’s KCRW performance. At this show, Dean gets a bottle thrown at him- you can hear him end the show abruptly, mid-song but they come back and finish the set. Man, Philly is a tough town- they live up to their reputation.
Recorded by: ?
Lineage: Analog cassette audience recording- cassette-DAT-you
Transfer: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony PCM-R500 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
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Collections post from Ken Doose’s collection today. One of the things I like most about Ken’s tapes is that he documented a LOT of bands that would have never been heard otherwise. This is an example. Jalopy had Skippy Webber (R.I.P.) on vocals, and I don’t know the other band members. This might be their only recorded example of the band.
Eric(I presume) did a pretty good job with the mix on this one. The guitar and bass were a bit low in the mix, but the mix was full and everything stayed consistent, so it was a perfect candidate for a rebalance.
I also appreciate Ken for taping while I was living in L.A. Only a couple people taped shows here from 92-85.
Recorded by: Ken Doose
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Rebalance in Izotope Rx8: Bass and Guitar +6.
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