Fearection from Sacramento, live on KDVS, 2013.
Ennui Trust – Live in Studio A on KDVS, 2012. Davis, CA.
Songs: Pay It Forward, Life in Solitary, Human Baggage, PostModern PreMenstrual Blues, Magnus
Here’s a fun one for today- before the US tour that Barbara did with the Go-Luckys (that I booked!), we were able to get them on KDVS for a guest DJ spot the year before. They talk about their new album, 28th Day, the Press Club show that night (that is on this channel/website- Barbara gets electrocuted!). They go on to play their favorite bands and play songs from a bunch of albums. It’s a really fun listen.
Side note- nerd talk alert- today is a good day. A couple months back, Youtube stopped uploading my audio AVI’s. It would just bonk when it tried to process the .avi. So, instead of me using the EASY virtualdub workflow (2min of processing time), I had to use Vegas Pro which would take up to 2 HOURS and hog up my system’s time to do other stuff. Well, I decided to give virtualdub another try today, and Youtube must have fixed their issue. Thank goodness, that Vegas method was a huge pain in the ass. I’ll be able to get more stuff done now in my hour each day reserved for this.
Recorded by: KDVS DJ
CD rip and track merge/normalize in Sony Soundforge 10 by Shayne
I thought I had already digitized all of Jordan’s VHS tapes. I thought that this was audio only, and discovered a proshot video! I had no idea KDVS did this- was this public access? Are there any more proshot KDVS videos? So many questions.
From Jordan Wolfe’s collection (band archive master VHS)
Digitized by Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HRS9800U/Canopus ADVC300
Here’s a live radio performance of the Knockoffs on “Live In Studio A” on KDVS Radio in Davis, CA. This is a recording of the early lineup of the Knockoffs with Tom Hutchison on bass, Tim White on guitar and Tom Amberson on drums.
THE KNOCKOFFS
“LIVE IN STUDIO”
KDVS RADIO
SACRAMENTO, CA
07-06-95
01. Rumble In The Housing Project
02. Close But No Cigar
03. No Offense But I Love You
04. Deathwish
05. Beautiful World
06. That One Song
07. Betty Can’t Hold Her Liquor
08. Goin’ Nowhere
09. Pretty In Pink
10. Kicked Out Of School
11. Theme From “Hart To Hart”
12. Gotta Black Eye
13. Loser Like Eye
14. Drive Drive Drive
15. Blue’s Theme/Helium Bar
16. Woman (fragment)
THE KNOCKOFFS:
Tom Hutchison – Bass, Vocals
Tim White – Guitar, Vocals
Tom Amberson – Drums
Live FM Radio Broadcast
Recorded by: Ken Doose
Damn, this sounds amazing! Thanks once again to Mike Siou and Sam Habash for this one. Mike was a KDVS DJ and made a cassette copy off of the master reel, and Sam recently digitized it with his Nakamichi. Great document of a much loved semi-local band, by way of L.A.
One quick note- youtube detected a copyrighted song about 19min in and blocked the entire thing from being posted. The algorithm was likely wrong, but I just trimmed it out and posted. So if it sounds like something got cut, it is because it did!
Recorded by: Mike Siou from master reel onto TDK MA110
Transfer by: Sam Habash
Equipment used: Nakamichi DR-1
Here is Eddie’s radio show from KDVS- his Blackfish show’s format was theme-based. This one was a metal theme, but he also did reggae/world, Pink Floyd, etc themes. I bet that would drive a programmer nuts! Haha.
Recorded by: Eddie Jorgensen
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Band: Tiger Trap
Venue: KDVS Radio
Location: Davis, CA
Date: 7-2-1992
Source: FM Radio
Tape Type: Maxell XLII90
Generation: Unknown (likely 3rd)
Recorded by: Unknown
Digitized by: oaklandcory (1-12-2021)
Processed via: VEED
Thanks once again to Mike Siou and Sam Habash for this one. Mike was a KDVS DJ and made a cassette copy off of the master reel, and Sam recently digitized it with his Nakamichi. Mighty Strangers were a Davis band who were active in the early 90s. Dave Thompson on Bass, Rusi Gustafson on drums, Mike Duey on guitar, Eric Janssen on guitar and vocals. They had some stuff released on comps, but I am unsure if they had any proper full length releases.
Recorded by: Mike Siou from master reel onto TDK MA110
Transfer by: Sam Habash
Equipment used: Nakamichi DR-1