For today’s On This Day in History, I pulled this one off of a DVD that I received in a trade. I don’t know who filmed the show, and I can’t remember who I got it from. Looks like “Anarchy Video” is at the end of the video. Funny thing is that the interview at the end of this video is on youtube, but the live set isn’t.
Posting this now, and then something completely opposite of this later today. It’s a “choose your adventure” monday.
Recorded by: ANARCHY AL JONES (R.I.P)
I needed to digitize a new batch of cassettes from Dal Basi’s collection this week and since I saw the Pandoras on Saturday, I figured that this would be a good one to put up. The new Pandoras were fun- new(ish) bass player rocked!
This is from back in the Paula Pierce era. Wikipedia says this about this time: “In July 1990, keyboardist Vammen was removed from the Pandoras by Pierce, over Shattuck’s and Kaplan’s objections. Though Pierce toiled over removing Vammen, she felt keyboards weren’t right for band’s newest direction.
Both an Australian tour and a European tour in 1990 were cancelled; prompting Shattuck to leave the band two months later.”
So is that is correct, that means that this is one of the first shows without Melanie, one of the few 1990 shows with Kim and without Melanie, and one of Kim’s last in the original pre-2010’s band.
It’s good that it has historical significance because it doesn’t sound great. It’s got some low end distortion. I tried to EQ as much of it as I could out of the mix, but it’s still there. It’s listenable.
Recorded by: Tom H
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
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