From Paul: Of all the clubs in LA we played, our weakest draw was at Club Lingerie on the Sunset strip. Naturally it was the only club that offered an in house recording of the show you performed, for more than nominal fee and it was delivered in almost lifelike VHS (the industry standard in 1991. The Audio was recorded directly from the board, hence the low guitar level. I did what I could to liven the sound quality.Club Linerie closed its doors in April 1995.
Time for a little experiment here. I’ve heard that some Bruce videos were being pulled down and the dreaded copyright strike issued. It looks like that is only where the video and/or audio comes from nugs.net. Well, since this has neither, I’m going to give it a go. If it disappears and I seem grumpy, you’ll know what happened.
ATTN: BRUCE COPS- please contact me at shaynestacy@hotmail.com if you have an issue. I’ll take it down if asked.
Recorded by: Barry Goldstein
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony EV-S2000- Datavideo TBC1000 – Tevion USB Adapter — Virtualdub
Denoise in Adobe Premiere Elements/Neat Video
this bonus post is from my collection for my long-time friend Pete Markall. Pete would hang out and go to shows with me in the 1990s when I lived in southern cal. Pete is recuperating from some medical stuff and asked for this one, so everyone gets it.
This set starts as a standard YLT acoustic show from that time frame and then gets loud about 40 minutes in, starting with “Emulsified”. The recording isn’t a professional walkman type of thing, but it doesn’t distort too bad- it’s enjoyable.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Happy daylight savings day, what is everyone doing with the extra hour? I cleaned the garage, took the car for a wash, and donated some stuff to (ugh) goodwill.
Anyway, here is another one from Barry Goldstein. My friend Erik sent me the master tapes to digitize with the lossless setup a few months back, and we got the go-ahead to post. There are a few more forthcoming.
I must have the wrong date on my Bowie from Sacramento- I think it was the day after this, but it is also listed as 5/23 on the site.
Recorded by: Barry Goldstein
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony EV-S2000- Datavideo TBC1000 – Tevion USB Adapter — Virtualdub
Denoise in Adobe Premiere Elements/Neat Video
Groovie Ghoulies, Sludge, Eugene, Friends Of Mine, Billy Ranson
The Shamrock
Los Angeles, CA
07/24/89
Flyer scan by Ken Doose
These next videos are ones that I (nor Jim, Zoran etc) filmed. Since Groovie Ghoulies were based in Sacramento (and Kepi went to high school with me), they get posted. Here is a CLASSIC multicam of an early incarnation of the band, when they were based in L.A. That hair is amazing.
Recorded by: Unknown (Music Machine may have had a multicam system there)
Back in 1988, I filmed the Flower Leperds at Gilman and sent Tony a copy. In return, he sent me a VHS tape packed with 6 hours of Flower Leperds and other videos. I was, and still am, grateful for his generosity. This was one of at least 3 FL shows on that tape.
This was during that time after the Adolescents reformed, but then Tony left the band and Rikk took over vocal duties. This is what Tony was doing at that time.
Recorded by:?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used:one of the JVC’S w/TBC on, Canopus ADVC30 digitizing box.
After video cameras became affordable (below $1k) in the late 1980s, I bought my camera and started filming as many shows as I could. I would make friends with people who did the same in other cities and trade copies of videos. Every once in a while, requests for trades would come from unusual places. This is one of those odd ones- I never traded with the guy who we got tapes from, but my good friend Anonymous knew him well. He was the intermediary, even though he didn’t really trade videos.
Another thing that just kills me about this video is that I threw out my 2nd gen copy of the show in the great divorce purge of 2005, thinking that is was common. Well, it wasn’t common- that happened more than once. Thankfully, Gary Shurtleff got a copy from me, so this is still watchable. This is a different angle than Louis Elovitz’ stage angle. In fact, his angle and this one would probably edit together nicely, if we could locate the master tape of this angle.
Recorded by: David?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HRS9900U and Canopus ADVC300
This is from Todd Nakamine’s collection and we need some help from you. We don’t know what the venue or date is. Greg jokes about playing the venue often, and you can tell that it is a smaller place with a low stage and low ceilings. After browsing setlist dot fm, I think it might be Night Moves in Huntington Beach or Stardust Ballroom.
Here’s what my friend Agelos says about this and he has more BR stuff than anyone I know:
“Bad Religion ????/??/?? Unknown Venue & Date
01 Land Of Competition (few seconds only)
02 Doing Time
03 1000 More Fools
04 You Are (cuts out)
05 Big Bang
06 Voice Of God Is Government
07 When? (cuts out)
08 We’re Only Gonna Die
09 Part III
10 Yesterday
11 Delirium Of Disorder
12 Fuck Armageddon…This Is Hell
13 Bad Religion (only few seconds)
Notes:
-Jay wears a BR white t-shirt from the Suffer Tour
-Filmed from the right side of the stage.
-Brett and Jay stand at the right side of the stage and Greg at the left.
-They said that last week they played also at that club.
-Someone is in the right stage of the stage with crutches.”
So they are not playing in their usual stage spots and they play there often.
Wait… now that I look at this again.. I was dead-set on this being from L.A., but could it be Gilman? Look at the exit door right next to the stage and when the camera pans to the back of the club, the open doorway seems about right. But Gilman did not have lighting that good back then.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HR-S9911U, Canopus ADVC-300 firewire into Dell workstation
Wayne V traded tapes with a member of the band Haywire from L.A. for a stretch, and they sent a tape of their band (nice recording) from the late 80s. At the beginning of the tape, there was this rollins spoken word. I was unsure if this was an official release, so I tried to Shazam it and no results. So, let’s run with it. 8 min of Rollins today
From Wayne Vanderkuil’s collection
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
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