I also uploaded the “raw” VHS transfers done with my equipment, in case you don’t like that processed look.
VHS Playback/Transfer with JVC HRS9800U w/TBC on, into Canopus ADVC300
Recorded by: Paul Ashby
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
I also uploaded the “raw” VHS transfers done with my equipment, in case you don’t like that processed look.
VHS Playback/Transfer with JVC HRS9800U w/TBC on, into Canopus ADVC300
Recorded by: Paul Ashby
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
I also uploaded the “raw” VHS transfers done with my equipment, in case you don’t like that processed look.
VHS Playback/Transfer with JVC HRS9800U w/TBC on, into Canopus ADVC300
Recorded by: Paul Ashby
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
HUGE thanks to Paul Ashby for trusting me (and usps) with his master VHS tapes.
Here’s what I did to spruce this one up:
VHS Playback/Transfer with JVC HRS9800U w/TBC on, into Canopus ADVC300
Adobe Premiere Elements to birghten, increase contrast, de-grain. Noise reduction via Neat Video.
Export to MP4 at 1080p.
Recorded by: Paul Ashby
Transfer/Post Prd by: Shayne Stacy
I got this in trade from a guy in Italy. He always had great stuff, and then one day he disappeared. I think I got all of the TWR he had, though/ I have a few more to upload from him. Not the greatest quality, but a complete early show!
Recorded by: Unknown
Here is the famous (to us anyway) Guy Kyser naked show. This is a new transfer rendered at full quality so hopefully you will be able to see a difference in quality. Thanks to Robert Toren.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Additional help by: Robert Toren
Here is the “famous” TWR show where Guy is naked throughout the performance. I have increased brightness and exposure & de-noised with Adobe Premiere Elements/Neat Video. Thanks to Robert Toren for loaning me the master tape to transfer, and for his excellent camera work! Well done!
Recorded by: Robert Toren
Transfer/enhancement by: Shayne Stacy
It has been quite a while since I have posted anything from the mighty Thin White Rope. I loved this band and still miss them, even though they have been broken up for almost 33 years now. I still have about 100 TWR shows on cassette and DAT to work through, so don’t be surprised if there are more of these throughout the year.
It seemed that Europe was always very big on TWR. This tape alone has a radio broadcast of the band (here), plus them playing live on RAI-TV 3 days prior to this. In the USA, TWR was on the radio… once I thnk (Spin radio concert) and on TV… once I think (Sacramento Sammies). They do both in 3 days in Italy. The flipside of the tape has another radio broadcast from Sweden. Well done. The announcer does need to be quiet at the start of Red Sun, but otherwise good.
There was no photographic evidence of this show, so the pic is from the night before, at KGB club, Naples Italy May 28, 1988.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Here is another one from Jozef Becker’s archive of TWR stuff, back when he drummed for the band. This one is another northeastern show, but not as nice of quality as the living room show. I tried enhancing the video, but it did not take since the picture has some generation loss.
Recorded by: Denis Bouffard
Here’s one for today’s On This Date in History that sounded ok, but I figured I could make it sound GREAT in Izotope. Hm.. Not really. The original mix of this has guitar buried in the mix, so I tried to boost in Izotope. That did bring the guitar up a bit, but it also brought up the bass which is already too loud in the mix. After I did that, I realized that Joe was too low in the mix from about 30min-on. In the end, I am not sure if this is any better than the raw board tape. Oh well. I tried.
Recorded by: ?
Transfer by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Nakamichi Dragon and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 card
Rebalance in Izotope Rx8: Guitar +7, Drums +3
Submitted by: Lee Osh
Promoter: Clear & Distinct Ideas

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