Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quataray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film















Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quataray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film















Equipment Used: Nikon N70, DIY pinhole lens, Kodak T-Max 400 35mm film







Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film





Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 and Kodak Gold 200 35mm film













Here is a fun one from Charles Albright’s collection. This one has multiple shows from both The Secretions and Milhouse SMF, with some interviews/shenanigans in between… PLUS performances by the Peeping Toms & Stupid Jerks
I see lots of people I know in here: Mickie Rat, Danny Reynoso, Charles Albright, Lory Gilpatrick, Jeff Melendez, and I am sure I am missing some.
Here is some excellent commentary from Jeff Melendez:
This gem, filmed at the turn of the century, plays out more like a documentary than just show footage, although there is plenty of show footage. Fans of Final Summation?, The Peeping Toms were the precursor band. This line up was I think our last. we see our Stockton friends Steve, Adam Miller , and Ted Angelin the stupid jerks, who nowadays you might recognize Ted from The Mr. T Experience.
The story develops into a traveling spree where we find Milhouse SMF (Milhouse Reunion 2010) and The Secretions driving out to KDVS for a studio a live broadcast (Dated 1/6/00-ed). (Thanks to Bobby Jordan and Heather for the fade out)Scott Soriano gave us the honor of interviewing us and pushing the tour joke that we were hating on the bananas, which if you didn’t get it IT WAS A JOKE.
The live set by the secretions was beyond tight. In fact later when we arrive in Redding (anyone got the name of that pizza place?) they do it again with a performance that just dosent ever stop. Danny Reynoso how did you do it? So many songs in a row always getting faster and faster.
I haven’t watched all the way through but I know what’s in store for me. You will see us hanging with the Kansas City Stars, drinking beer after beer in a cemetery, threatening a plush banana ( that we stole from the loft) with a “blade”, you will see more driving Andre then Giant Van, you will see another set in Ashland I believe(I hope), but more than that and above all else you will see how Charles, Candice, and I got out of Citrus Heights and hit the road.
“C’mon let’s get in the van and hit the road! LETS GO!!!”
Recorded by: Mickie Rat, Bobby Jordan, Heather Crocker.
Another Robert Eggplant tape today, then back to Doug’s tomorrow. It’s funny that Mickie was one of the first to reply to yesterday’s Tiger Trap post about being old friends with Eggplant.. I already had this one on deck to post today.
Even though the mix is not perfect on this one (Danny and his stage volume ALWAYS drop guitar our of secretions board tapes!), it is worth a post since it was such an early show for the band. In fact, I don’t see anything even close to this era out there. This was after the release of their first 7″ and before the first full-length.
I did everything I could to boost up the guitar, but it is pretty buried. Luckily, the recording is clean enough to jack it up +9db in Izotope! This is as good as it can get for now.
Recorded by: Robert Eggplant, Tall Tim, or one of the sound people there.
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Rebalance in Izotope Rx8: Guitar +9
I hope everyone is having a nice Wednesday- I am multitasking through a lunch meeting and I am packed with meetings all day, so you get a quick one today.
Sacramento 90’s punk heart throbs The Secretions played Geek Fest back in 1998- the mix is decent and I don’t think I even rebalanced it in Izotope. Enjoy!
Recorded by: Tall Tim
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card

Sacramento, 1994. Split demo with the Phlegmings
Songs: Love of My Life, Gwendolyn Does Crack, Hippies, 4 Speed Automatic
1994, Sacramento. Split demo with The Secretions
Songs: Spit, Jake. I Don’t Like U, Sunny Day, Moe, Peter, Winnebago
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