Carcass played right after Triumph of Death. I don’t know if it was my excitement & anticipation for ToD or what, but I lost interest pretty early on during the set. I hope it isn’t too obvious in the video. The lighting made it a challenge to see and to keep focus.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Lumix ZS70 w/Stock Mic
So this guy named “frenchonionsoupandkittylitter” dropped this video on me today. It looks like he filmed The Misfits’ entire 85 minute set from this past weekend in 4K UHD! The first few minutes are a bit rough, but once he settles down, this could be the best misfits reunion vid out there. This was definitely not a cell phone vid- it is done with a camera that has a killer zoom capability- possibly a Lumix ZS70.
This one is for Kevin Seconds because I know he is a HUGE FAN.
Thanks FOSAKL!
When I saw that Tom G Warrior announced a Hellhammer performance in France, I figured I would never get to see it… then I missed the announcement that they were playing Psycho Fest. I found out only when some random guy commented on a Ron Quintana post.. so thanks!
I have not been this excited for a show in a long time, and it was awesome. The bass drums were a little heavy in the mix early in the set, which caused my camera to have an odd “wobble” effect. It gets better a few minutes in. Sorry for the focus issues- this stage is so big (bigger than most clubs I film in), that I would lose focus from one side to the other.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Lumix ZS70 w/Stock Mic
Here is 5 minutes of Clutch’s set. I was super tired (I woke up at 4am to fly to the show on Saturday) and the lighting was terrible at the start of the set. so I took a nap in one of the arena seats. I slept surprisingly well.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Lumix ZS70/Stock mic
This magically appeared in my inbox. I have no details. I do know it is the full set with high quality audio!
The video is not great, but it appears to be the only complete video document of the show, due to tight security.
There are 2 versions of the video- this is the close up version. The other version of the video is distant, but the entire stage is visible. Take your pick.
Recorded by: Unknown
Equipment used: Unknown
This magically appeared in my inbox. I have no details. I do know it is the full set with high quality audio!
The video is not great, but it appears to be the only complete video document of the show, due to tight security.
There are 2 versions of the video- this is the standard version. The other version of the video is cropped/close up, which is probably a better watch for the 1st 35min. Take your pick.
Recorded by: Unknown
Equipment used: Unknown
What a weekend this was. I did a family weekend, plus I hit 3 days of music festivals. I did not sleep much that weekend. I remembered that it was hotter than hell, but I guess it was “only: 104 degrees when OFF! played. It felt like it was 120. Good set- this was my first time seeing them.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG10 and Rode VideoMic Pro Stereo
Here is yet another installment of the “going through lists and posting uncirculated stuff” project. The only time I went to Punk Rock Bowling was in 2014- I went to the Skate Punk Reunion on Saurday, then to some of the PRB shows on Sunday/Monday. I was doing double duty with family vacation so I did not see as many PRB bands as I would have liked, but it was still a good time.
This one turned out pretty nice for as far back as I was standing. It sounds great!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG10 and Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
This set is what prompted me to pull this footage back out and get it edited after 5 years. McRad footage is hard to find, and I can’t find any HD multicam footage of the band on youtube. I recall Chuck saying that he did not have enough (any?) time to rehearse with this band, so I have to give kudos to that bass player who appears to be learning the songs real-time.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG10 w/Rode Video Pro Mic, Canon HFM30.
Edit by Tromster
Note: this has the HFM30 stock audio for the first few minutes, until I get my G10 going.
I recently realized that we never edited some multicamera footage from the Skate Rock Reunion in Las Vegas about 5 years ago. Some of the band appearances were extremely rare, such as this one. FSP were from Las Vegas and although they were never on a skate rock comp, they played the show. I was happy & shocked that it was the same FSP that Ian Christe or one of the other old tape traders sent my way in the 80s. They released 2 demos in the mid-80s.
Even though they were based in Las Vegas in the 80s, there was at least 1 band member who flew in from out of town. They held up the show, waiting for him. Pretty funny 🙂
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HFG10 & Rode Video Pro Mic, Canon HFM30
Edit by Tromster
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