I think that I had to work during at least part of this set. I vaguely recall begging Mike Yoas to help me film this with my equipment. I’m not sure if he did the entire show, or if I am the one who came and got close to the stage. Really nice quality- I wish all punk shows could be outside in the daytime.
Recorded by: Mike Yoas & Shayne Stacy?
Equipment Used: Aiwa CV80 w/ECM909 mic
This year’s whole earth fest was amazing. What a lineup! I got there late (work) but I managed to catch one of my favorites. Check the beginning of the video when Lint gives me a greeting, one week after op ivy broke up. I was standing on top of a guitar amp in the crowd and came close to getting knocked off multiple times. oh, one last thing. This video suffers from over exposure a bit. It was dusk and Noah wasa wearing white, which wreaked havoc on the old dinosaur camera (Aiwa CV-80 with Sony ECM909 mic)
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Aiwa CV-80, Sony ECM909
I think Ken Doose and Lee Osh may care about this. Not sure if anyone else will. Here is another recording from my stepdad’s Montgomery ward boombox. That thing had some decent mics! If you listen closely, you can hear Jason Ellis and I going back and forth with our beavis and butthead-like banter. We were ahead of our time for being dumb asses, I suppose.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Montgomery Ward Boombox
Hi, Here is my audio recording of crimpsrhine from Whole Earth. It was done with my step dad’s Montgomery Ward boom box. It turned out better than I remembered. Enjoy!
This is only part 1- you can find the rest on youtube
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used:Â Montgomery Ward Boom Box
This is another ancient master tape, recorded by me with my stepdad’s Montgomery Ward boom box (R.I.P. Tyler). That thing made the best quality tapes- by far the best ones until I bought the D6 in October of 1989.
Man, there is not much on this band at all online. Discogs has 1 demo with no mention of band names. They were on the legendary Floyd comp with a bunch of great East Bay punk bands.
The quality is kinda terrible to start as I was trying to find a place for the boom box and they were still getting the sound dialed in. This was 80’s vocal PA and nothing else sound technology.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Montgomery Ward Boom Box
Transfer Equipment: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
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