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The Muffs- KCSB Live in Studio, Santa Barbara Ca 1991 xfer from low gen audio cassette Kim Shattuck

NEW collection from Scott Hamilton. It’s 6 tapes, but it has a bunch of Muffs so it warrants an announcement! Thanks Scott for sending the tapes over.

I knew that UCSB had bands in studio on their radio station, but I had never seen a Muffs tape until Scott sent it. It’s a little distorted at the start but it settles down a few minutes in. The band played so loud that it is nice to hear an early live performance that is decent quality.

Recorded by: ?
Transfer by Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon, M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

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Jawbreaker- KCSB Live in Studio, Santa Barbara 8/8/90 Audio only East Bay Punk

Here’s a tape that must be pretty well-circulated from the 1990s tape trading circles, but has not made its way to youtube yet. This is another one requested by Todd Pritchard, from Jason Ross’ collection.
Side note: This was marked on Jason’s tape as 10/10/89, but he corrected the date to 8/8/90.

Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

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RKL- KCSB, Isla Vista Ca 10/31/87 xfer from band archive master cassette Rich Kids on LSD R.K.L.

I had an hour in between meetings so I popped this in to listen/digitize, and I enjoyed it so much I figured I would post it today. This is a different than the KCSB tape from 1985 that has been well-circulated amongst traders since the 1980s. This is a very raw, kick ass set of mostly newer songs at the time. It this Joe Raposo’s first “show”? I hear Jason introduce the new bass player.
Again, I need to give a huge thanks to Barry Ward for sending these tapes my way, and good idea to bring the 120 minute tape to record the set- otherwise, it would have cut off at 45 min.
The Nak usually freaks out with 120min tapes (it doesn’t like the thin tapes), but it transferred just fine. A few little imperfections at the start, then all good.

Recorded by: Barry Ward
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

Audio Live Performance