MDC- Compilation of live and rehearsal from the band 3/22/92, 2/26/92, 4/3/92 Chris Stikky M.D.C.

This VHS was in the box of stuff that Wayne Vanderkuil handed over. It looks to be 1st or 2nd gen VHS, which makes sense as Wayne was/is good friends with the Stikky guys, and Chris Wilder is in this incarnation of MDC.
MDC 1992 are:
Dave Dictor (always)
Chris Wilder (Guitar)
Erica Liss (Bass)
Al (Drums)

Recorded by: Heather & Chuck
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic AG-1960 – Datavideo TBC1000 – Tevion USB Adapter — Virtualdub
Enhanced (degrain) in Adobe Premiere Elements and Neat Video

Live Concert Video

Asbestosdeath- Live Soundboard xfer from master audio cassette Sludge Doom Metal Sleep High on Fire

I am not real big on celebrating Thanksgiving, but if you do “give thanks”, then we should all thank the contributors to Sac Music Archive for all of this amazing crap they send my way. Wayne Vanderkuil, Rick Sylvain, Doug Goodman, and so many more… including this guy Radley Hirsch.
I went over to Radley’s house a while back and he handed me one of those CD binders full of his favorite live sets. I ripped them to my laptop hard drive and this folder was labeled “Neurosis Asbestos Death see pic”. So I had to dig through old cellphone pics on my hard drive to find this image.
This is the “track 11/12” part of this CD. Track 1 and 2 are clearly released already.. but if any of thise other stuff has not been surfaced, let me know and I’ll get it posted.
For those of you who would like a primer, here it is courtesy of Discogs:
Early 90s band which included future members of Sleep, High On Fire, Noothgrush and OM. They released two 7-inch records in 1990 – “Dejection” and “Unclean”, both of which were reissued as “Dejection/Unclean” CD/10″ by Southern Lord in 2007.
After the second 7″, Thomas Choi left to form Noothgrush and band changed its name to Sleep.

Recorded by: Radley Hirsch
Transfer by: Radley on one of those professional Denon cassette/CD recorder units

Audio Live Concert

Zygote- Demo, Rehearsals and Live 1989 Post-Amebix xfer from cassette

I thought that this one had already been posted to YouTube, but James R Edmonds let me know that this was different than the Bluurg release. Thanks to James for taking the time to compare.
Zygote formed after Amebix split in the late 1980s and consisted of former Amebix members Spider, George Smutpig & Stig with the addition of former The Smartpils member Tim Crow.

From James R Edmonds’ collection
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

Audio Demo Live Concert Live Performance

Team Urinals- Live Unknown xfer from audio cassette Rocklin Roseville Sacramento Punk 1980’s?

Wow, after 1 day, that Suicidal Ruthie’s show has more views than anything on the channel that was posted in the past month. I mean, I knew people liked their Suicidal, but I didn’t realize liked them this much!
So for today, I’ll post the most obscure thing that I have prepped. I asked around and although Team Urinals was a local band from the 80’s, nobody can seem to recall who was in the band. So if you know, please chime in. I think they went to Roseville High School at the same time that we did.
This recording sounded even worse before I worked on it- I did my best to find some guitar and cut that infernal high end.

Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakaimichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
I think I EQ’d this in Sony Soundforge 10 and Izotope Rx8

Audio Live Concert

Green River- Demos and Live Compilation tape 1980s xfer from unknown gen cassette

Here’s another Green River from Eric Mcintire’s collection. This one just said “demos and live”. I checked the studio tracks and they all seemed to be on official releases now, so I weeded those out. This is the 20min of stuff that remained. If anyone has any more info about the date/venue etc of the recording, please let me know- thanks!

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

Audio Live Concert