So this was supposed to be a 5 camera multicam, but I moved all day that day and was totally drained when I got to the club. I brought 5 cameras and found a way to screw everything up except for this one. On the bright side, it sounds pretty good. My friend Brian Kast gets a shout-out for wearing a 20 year old shirt to the show.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG40 & Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
I drove to SF about a month ago to pick up another collection of master tapes. I met Guerin Myall at a 7 Seconds show I decided to film at the last minute- he was there as well and we shared footage for the multicam. He told me he had a lot of tapes to transfer, but we were both busy and never had a chance to meet up again. Guerin had (and has) top notch equipment, so a lot of these videos are really nice quality.
I also found another box of tapes that Eric Mcintire gave me from Dave Ed’s collection, so I will start posting some of those, too. That brings the total to 22(!) tape collections over here that I will be sharing…
Thanks to Guerin for trusting me with the collection. First one is Ignite, opening for Circle Jerks and Pennywise at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz in 2007.
01 Bleeding
02 Fear Is Our Tradition
03 Who Sold Out Now?
04 Embrace
05 My Judgement Day (cuts out)
06 Poverty For All
07 Let It Burn (cuts in)
08 Sunday Bloody Sunday (cuts in/cuts out)
09 Veteran
Notes:
Recorded by: Guerin Myall
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony DSR-1800 – datavideo TBC-1000- Tevion USB – virtualdub
Here is one more from Wayne Triggs’ stock of VHS tapes. Man, this one is hard to listen to- lots of high end distortion. Maybe turn the audio off and play the album and imagine it is the actual soundtrack.
Recorded by: Wayne’s friend
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HRS9900 and Canopus ADVC300
Ehanced in Adobe Premiere Elements/Neat Video
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