Sex66 play “Soup It Up” on December 31, 1998 at Old Ironsides. There is one small edit where the recording was paused for a few seconds.
Recorded by: Jim McLain
Sex66 play “Soup It Up” on December 31, 1998 at Old Ironsides. There is one small edit where the recording was paused for a few seconds.
Recorded by: Jim McLain
So the kids were demanding Christmas music in the car yesterday, so I put this on and made it about halfway through the second song before a bleeped out F word happened and I had to change it… but it made me wonder if this was on youtube yet. Nope. So here you go- all Sacramento bands doing either their own Christmas composition or a cover of a Christmas classic. I am tagging all of the band members who I am friends with- feel free to tag others.
1 –The Decibels White Christmas 1:58
2 –Okra Pickles Get Some Santa Claus 3:22
3 –Magnolia Thunderfinger Deadbeat X-Mas 3:19
4 –The Brodys Frosty The Snowman 2:22
5 –Hung (3) T’was The Night Before Christmas 4:33
6 –Pocket Change (4) Happy Christmas (War Is Over) 3:09
7 –Universal Groove I Wanna Be A Reindeer 3:49
8 –Frank Jordan Long Night 3:38
9 –Hurt (8) The Grinch Who Stole Christmas 2:53
10 –Willknots I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 2:46
11 –Firepie Christmas Folly 4:10
12 –Kozlo Swicky Phil The Dentist 3:24
13 –Kaya Silent Night 3:04
14 –Luckie Strike My X-Mas 1:58
15 –Trunk Blue Christmas 2:02
16 –Playground Merry Christmas 1:51
17 –Solarface Father Christmas 4:03
18 –Far Do They Know It’s Christmas Featuring – Chino Moreno, Grady Avenell 4:54
Memorial Auditorium
Sacramento, CA
USA
December 18, 1998
“House of Fur” tour
Recorded by: Gary Shurtleff
Generation: master (compressed)
Equipment used: unknown
It’s another late On This Date in History. I pulled this one as soon as I saw it on the list because I had remembered that Gary Louris did a duet with Roseane Cash on Seven Year Ache and it was one of the greatest things I had ever heard…
Well, that was from a different session. Golden Smog played Vin Sclesa’s Idiot’s delight twice. This session took place after the Roseanne Cash one, and it is not as good. I mean, the DAT quality is great but the sound in the studio was lacking (too reverby). Vin tries to rescue the show by attempting another duet, and the GS guys just bail. Some might think that is pulling a rock star move, I like to think of it as getting out when the time is right. Still a fun listen. Includes commercials and stuff.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony PCM-R500 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
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