Hard as Fuck — 1994 – Feel the Hate demo
Sacramento, 1994. Split demo with the Phlegmings
Songs: Love of My Life, Gwendolyn Does Crack, Hippies, 4 Speed Automatic
1994, Sacramento. Split demo with The Secretions
Songs: Spit, Jake. I Don’t Like U, Sunny Day, Moe, Peter, Winnebago
NOFX live @ The Cattle Club Sacramento CA 1994 “The Malachi Crunch” Filmed by Martin Sertich
Recorded by: Marty Sertich
7 Seconds – Satyagraha live @ The Cattle Club, Sacramento, Ca circa 1994 Filmed by Martin Sertich.
Recorded by: Marty Sertich
It’s a semi-late one from Anonymous 2. I was bummed to miss Chalk it Up again this year, but my son and I are laid up with this endless stomach virus. It’s been over a week!
This one is from Anonymous 2’s collection. As you may recall, he has been promoting shows in the Sacramento area for a looong time so he would get a ton of local and regional demo tapes along with some national acts. There is an Electric Eircus from Chico who was a jam band and released a couple of albums a few years after this demo. I think it’s them.
Points that make me think it is the Chico band:
Points that make me doubt it is the Chico band:
So, let me know. Same band or no?
Chico band members: Brian ‘Gravy’ Asher, Chris Henderson, Derek Zane, Gary Dutra, Mike Waltz.
EDIT: Yes, this is the Chico band. Thanks to Bill and others for the info: “This lineup is probably Gary Dutra, Saul Henson, Chris Henderson, Mark D’Antonio and Mike Waltz (or was Dave Breed still drumming?)”
Recorded by: The band
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
This one is from Dal Basi’s collection and get a load of this discogs description: “Silage was a christian Ska/Nu Metal band out of Grass Valley, California who exist through the 90s. In 1999 they disbanded.
I have heard of christian music, and ska, and nu (shudder) metal. But I have never heard all 3 in one sentence before. Well done, foothills! I hear some rap in there as well.
Seriously though, their releases fetch a bunch of money. Someone has this demo for sale for $100 on ebay! Don’t worry Dal, it’s not me.
Recorded by: The Band
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
It’s Tuesday, which means it is time for the Bi-Weekly Mick Martin post! Let’s keep the same thing going as past Mick posts- one released (but hard to find) thing and one rare thing. This one is the rare thing. Mick played a show with Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers) and someone had the presence of mind to record it. Thanks to Dennis Newhall for sharing this one.
Recorded by: Friend of Mick
Transfer by and equipment unknown.
Mick Martin and the Blues Rockers- Blues Plate Special Out of Print CD 1994
The second one for the week is a CD that Mick released on his Blues Rock label back in 1994. Along with the “1 rare, 1 released” cadence, I am trying to include a studio recording each time as well. This one is a well produced studio deal.
Recorded by: The band
CD rip and prep by Shayne
Here’s an odd one. This was mailed to a local promoter back in the 1990s. It is a 3 song demo with 1 song from each band. The only band that I knew was The Dragons w/Mario Escovedo, from the well-known Escovedo family. Diablo 44 released a 7″ that had this same lettering and color sceheme, so it seems that they created this and sent it to promoters to book a package tour.
None of the songs seem to be released elsewhere.
From Anonymous 2’s collection
Recorded by: The Bands
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Happy mothers day, everyone. I hope it is an enjoyable one.
This one is from Lizz Fisher’s collection of Sacto Active Rock Broadcast master tapes. These were posted years ago from VHS copies, but these are far superior in both picture and audio quality. This one had some exposure issues, especially during the interview segment. I will try to re-digitize this one and adjust the overexposed parts in virtualdub.
Jack was 3/5 of the original Oleander lineup, 3 years before they released an album. Jack had Thomas Flowers, Ric Ivanisevich, and Doug Eldridge from Oleander, along with Henry “Mitch” Mitchell on drums.
Recorded by: Lizz Fisher & Crew
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony BVU-800, Datavideo TBC-1000, Tevion USB adapter into virtualdub
Light Denoise in Adobe premiere elements
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