It’s the triumphant return of Kepi to a live concert setting! After a year plus of playing to an iphone (and a few backyard shows), this is the first concert Kepi played in a year-plus. It was a lot of fun! Kepi also played set, but I had to head home. I’ll do the multi-set thing next time.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic GH5S, Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm f/2.8 II ASPH Lens, Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
I am cleaning and archiving hundreds of multicam MP4’s from my hard drive, and I stumbled across this one. We never posted it at the time, then I forgot about it. This is a special show with Kepi, B-Face AND Roy McDonald from the Muffs doing a full band set! Great set full of Kepi and Ghoulies classics.
On a side note, I was going to ask Roy about The Muffs and when they were going to tour, but I got busy filming MTX… Kim passed away a couple weeks after this show. It was probably for the best that I missed him.
This show was mixed before I had the ability to matrix my own audio, or rebelance it in Izotope… the mix is “OK”, but it could have been better. Oh well.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG40 x2, Gopro Hero4 Silver x3.
Soundboard audio via Sony PCM-M10 through the soundboard.
Here’s part 2. I need to find an MP4 file joiner so I can upload these in 4k as one file. The Sony is a notorious battery hog and I learned that you only get about 45min on a fully charged battery. Sorry for the gap- battery change.
I wasn’t planning on going to this show(I had family obligations), but Brian asked me to help with video projection, and Kepi announced that he was doing a special show with old songs. I did not know that Kepi was doing the ENTIRE Appetite for Adrenochrome album! Awesome! Not only that, but he had the all-star band of B-Face on bass and Jaz Brown on Drums. What a great show!! Thanks guys for the super unique show.
Since I decided to come last-minute and Jim McLain had the multicamera video duties all covered, I decided to bring my new 4k DSLR camera to test it out. It was so new to me that I pulled the lens out of the shipping box while driving. I had no idea how to hell to use the camera and you can tell during anton barbeau’s set. I finally got it to an acceptable level after fiddling around with the controls while Anton was playing.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony A7Sii, Canon EF 24-105 lens, Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
Here is Jim McLain’s multicamera video of Kepi at Cattle’s 30th celebration. I counted at least 3 cameras.
Recorded by: Jim McLain
I wasn’t planning on going to this show(I had family obligations), but Brian asked me to help with video projection, and Kepi announced that he was doing a special show with old songs. I did not know that Kepi was doing the ENTIRE Appetite for Adrenochrome album! Awesome! Not only that, but he had the all-star band of B-Face on bass and Jaz Brown on Drums. What a great show!! Thanks guys for the super unique show.
Since I decided to come last-minute and Jim McLain had the multicamera video duties all covered, I decided to bring my new 4k DSLR camera to test it out. It was so new to me that I pulled the lens out of the shipping box while driving. I had no idea how to hell to use the camera and you can tell during anton barbeau’s set. I finally got it to an acceptable level after fiddling around with the controls while Anton was playing.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony A7Sii, Canon EF 24-105 lens, Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
Kepi opened the Mean Jeans show and kicked ass with a bunch of Ghoulies songs, along with some more recent ones with a full band. AWESOME.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Canon HFG40 w/Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic, Gopro hero 4 silver.
Edit by Tromster- thank you my friend.
You know when Kepi is opening a 7 band bill that the night is going to be awesome. Includes one super deep cut. So nice to hear these songs again. I missed them.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Quite a while back, Danny had bands play full cover sets of other bands during his F*ck Cancer show. The Secretions played and covered The Groovie Ghoulies for 45min. They did a great job, and it was fun to hear the songs live again. At this point, the Ghoulies had been broken up since 2007 and I don’t recall Kepi playing any electric sets with Ghoulies songs, so this was a rare treat.
Also, I missed posting yesterday. Now that I can enhance video, add better audio, and now do AI upscaling (new PC!), every video I check needs work before posting. Also, the holidays are packing my family schedule so I don’t have enough time to work them. Audio is fast and I can put one up every day. I will try my best to work a backlog of video uploads. I think I have better audio for this one and this could have used a degrain, but just went ahead and posted it because it is still awesome.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HF200 with internal mic
This might be the last Haints show ever. I checked concert archives, and the last show on there is the 3/17/07 show I posted on Sunday. It sounds great- anonymous did a nice job with these sets. Fun fact- Kepi announced this show at the Shaker’s show, but he said it was at Javalounge. It must have been moved for some reason.
Kepi mentions Alyssa on drums for the first song, then Scampi (Nora) after 1 or 2 songs. Lys, did you make a Special Guest Star appearance?
Recorded by: Anonymous
Equipment used: Either DPA 4061 or Audio Technica AT-943, with an Edirol R-09 digital recorder
Jim Mclain has gifted us with what appears to be the Ghoulies’ last show ever. Wow!
Recorded by: Jim Mclain
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