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Agnostic Front- Goldfield Trading Post, Roseville CA 10/22/25 4K Multicam Schoeps Matrix Audio NYHC

With a description like that in the title, you’d expect the most killer video ever… it’s good. Like the other sets, the anchor angle was too far to the right so you don’t see the entire stage due to mounting camera w/broken wrist. Those red lights don’t help either. Also, Roger’s lead vocals were nowhere in the mix- either in the room or through the board- for about the first 10 minutes. I did what I could to bring them up in izotope, but that also made the backup vocals way too loud. It’s good. Fans will love it.

I received verbal approval to include the child in the edit from mom. 🙂

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic Lumix G9ii w/Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Elmarit 12-60mm F/2.8-4 ASPH lens (x2) and 3x gopro hero 7 black
Edit by Punksnotdeadgr

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Agnostic Front- Metro, Oakland Ca 10/3/18 Multicamera with Rode

After all these years, I had never seen Agnostic Front. They played last month at the Metro so I rolled out with Eric Marias. It was a good show- they played all of the classic songs you’d expect plus their best newer ones. It’s nice when a band knows the songs that people want to hear and they play ALL of them.
Stick with the video- the audio gets better after about 10min and the gopro by the guitar gets readjusted about 10-15min in.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy & Daniel Hague(Thanks Dan!)
Equipment used: Canon HFG40 x2, Gopro Hero4 silver x3, 2 Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
Edit by: Tromster (thanks!)

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Agnostic Front- Fender’s Ballroom, Long Beach Ca 7/12/86 xfer from unknown gen soundboard tape NYHC

Back in the old punk rock tape trading days of the mid-1980’s, there were a lot of bad quality tapes. REALLY awful sounding stuff. Sometimes a trader would list a tape as a soundboard and it would be a mediocre audience. If you could actually hear the music= SOUNDBOARD! Actual soundboards would almost always be hissy and generated.
Every once in a while, you would get lucky and get a tape that sounds really nice. This one is really a soundboard and pretty damned good. Even though it is an unknown gen tape, there is little to no tape hiss. My only complaints were that it was lacking in bass (which I fixed in EQ) and vocals are a little buried (which I COULD fix if there is enough demand).
Overall, a nice sounding set during the Cause for Alarm era. Check out how low they are on this bill- holy crap what a lineup!

Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
EQ in Sony Soundforge 10

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