Equipment used: Nikon N70, Nikkor 28-105mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film



Equipment used: Nikon N70, Nikkor 28-105mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film



Happy Holidays everyone! So I really had to stretch to find an On This Date post for 12/25. I had exactly one show to choose from- Anal Mucus. So this is my gift to you this holiday season. Anal Mucus.
I would love to hear the conversations that the attendees of this show had with their family and friends. “hey, are you going to Mom’s tonight for the family gathering?” “Nah, I can’t miss ANAL MUCUS on Christmas, man.”
(PSA: I am just joking- I am sure that I have fb friends who were in this band. I just found it humorous. Also, my son woke me up at 6am and then got grumpy and took a nap after opening gifts, leaving me here deliriously wired on caffeine and sleep deprived)
I have all of these mini DVD masters that this guy mailed to me years ago. I can’t remember his name. Ugh, sorry.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne stacy
Equipment used: Mini DVD master- CDRoller- DVD.
Processed in Sony Vegas Pro 15 for this post
Recorded by: Jim McLain
From Kirk Janowiak:
So back in 2003 we decided to call it quits with our band Pocket Change. Rather than break up, we decided to continue on with our current line-up at the time which was Mathew Sertich on vocals and bass, Troy Backes on guitar and me on drums. We changed our name to Zero To Heaven, scratched most all the Pocket Change songs and began writing a whole slew of new songs for Zero To Heaven. Soon Ryan Nethaway joined on 2nd guitar shortly followed by Patrick O’Neill on keyboards. Pat also would take on guitar duties after Troy left the band. This is a show we played in 2004 at Old Ironsides when Troy was still in the band and Pat had just joined.
Today’s On this Date in History is a pretty cool one. My old friend Chris Constance (R.I.P.) knew the guys in Uncle Tupelo since the OLD days, back when Jay and Jeff were in the Primatives. For a stretch in 2004/5, Chris had some great access to film the band. This is one of the videos he did. He also did the main set but I cannot find the DVD of that one. If anyone has the main set, please rech out- I would appreciate it!
According to Chris post of a portion of this, this was Son Volt + Bottle Rockets + Anders Parker + Richard Buckner for the all-star jam. Not sure if they or others came in and out. Pretty damn cool.
Recorded by: Chris Constance (Pants Elderly)
Deathray (1998–2007) was a band from Sacramento, California, formed by former Cake members Greg Brown and Victor Damiani, and Dana Gumbiner, a musician formerly of the Sacramento indie band Little Guilt Shrine.. Wikipedia
Recorded by: Jim McLain
Recorded by Jim Mclain.
The first song audio mix is all over the place trying to get levels figured out, it settles down after that. Mics were maybe a little too close to the drums, I could not get any more guitar when I remixed this. Good version of TV Eye on this one.
Recorded by Jim Mclain.
Recorded by Jim Mclain.
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