Here’s ADHDOD with a set in a record store that was crazy. The singer was grabbing people in a headlock and running around. I was hoping no one would go head first into the DVD rack. Crazy.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon G30, Rode Video Pro Mic
I’ve had multiple requests to post this one. I guess there is very little out there by them. Features members of The Banans, Charles Albright, and Little Tents. Sorry about the vocals being nonexistent. The only good video angle was behind the PA. I am trying to get better audio to synch up with the video.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Boston legends The Freeze ended thri first US tour ever (together almost 40 years, first national tour) in Reno. Since they did not make a stop in Sac or SF, I drove up to Reno. I was able to talk to Clif before the show and that is always a pleasure- he has SO many stories. Anyway, this was an interesting night. Jub Jub’s smaller room (they have 2) has brick walls and a ceiling that is about 30 feet high, which is a live audio recording nightmare. I ask the sound guy for soundboard access, and he points to a little blue light about 15 feet above the bar. “see that? that’s the board. can’t get up there”. So, sorry to say that the audio is pretty bad. You can’t hear vocals for the first part of the show. It’s too bad, because it is a great show and all angles turned out nice. I hope you can enjoy regardless. It sounded just like it did that night… Filmed with 2 Canon HFG30 & 1 HFG10. Audio via rode video pro stereo mic. Thanks to Agelos for the excellent edit work!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, HFG10, Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic
Edited/Remixed By: Agelos
Here is RAD at their show in Reno last month. They played the record store show, then this show right across the street just a couple of hours apart. I actually shot this with 2 cameras but they won’t edit together for some reason.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic
Zoinks! from Reno. Live Joe Vs. The Machine Filmed by Martin Sertich
Recorded by: Marty Sertich
