Primus 05/09/1996

Primus 05/09/96
U.B.C. Student Rec. Center, Vancouver, BC

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Set I

Groundhog's Day
Here Come The Bastards
Southbound Pachyderm
Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers
Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
Bob
My Name Is Mud
De Anza Jig
Eleven

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User (active/rating)	Media / #	Show	Sound	Details	User Source
rain_king (5/4.3)	DVD / 1			View
Grotesque Jason (4/5)	dvd / 1	a	b	View	DK's unknown Sony Hi-8 Camera master > my VHS HiFi Stereo 1st Gen copy off master > capture...
Notes:	Primus May 9, 1996 Live in Vancouver U.B.C. Student Rec. Center NTSC 4:3 DVD LPCM 16bit 48kHz stereo audio 720 x 480 video resolution 29.970 framerate 7988kbps avg. DVD bitrate 52mins 50sec Tracklist chapters: 1. intro walk-on 2. Ground Hog's Day 3. Here Come The Bastards 4. Southbound Pachyderm 5. Wynona's Big Brown Beaver 6. Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers 7. Jerry Was A Racecar Driver 8. Bob 9. My Name Is Mud 10. De Anza Jig 11. Eleven Lineage: DK's unknown Sony Hi-8 Camera master > my VHS HiFi Stereo 1st Gen copy off master > capture from Sony SLV-N50 via Sony PC-133 camera > firewire > Sony DV vidcap 6.0 (.avi) > PowerProducer 3.2 (DVD chapters) I got this VHS dub of my old buddy DK's Primus video. He told me the tale of why it's just the first 50 minutes of the show. He had 1 hour tapes, so at the tape flip break, he was, uh, requested to refrain from returning to his cameraman duties. His tapes were confiscated but for tape #1 that he just pulled out and put in his armpit and wasn't found by the insecurity dude. It's too bad he wasn't allowed to continue, as it would've been awesome. Still, what we have here is great! There's a couple of tiny dropouts in the picture and one in the audio due to prolonged VHS playback. Sorry. Pretty good picture and sound. He used an external mic on the camera. DK is a good cameraman, especially for stuff like this - he's very tall. Lots of bouncing audience heads come and go, but that's what a Primus concert looks like, no? Great zooms and pans, considering how he's threatened to be swallowed by the mosh pit several times... I transferred this to practice my DVD menu skills, and I wound up breaking the program I was using. I had a nice motion and sound menu all built for this, and the program crashed and corrupted itself. What we have here is un-menu-ed, but chaptered to the start of the songs, at least. I'm surprised the transfer came out as good as it did. I used to watch this tape a lot. I just got the cord to hook the vcr into the camera and into the computer so I thought I'd test it with something interesting. I'm very sorry the menus didn't turn out - I spent hours synching the sound with the thumbnail videos for the song selections. The computer crashed after 2 1/2 days of 'rendering' spinning it's not-working wheels. When it came back the menu and the ability to make new menus was gone.... That's what I get for "updating" haha Included somewhere there should be some scans of DK's original photocopy cover artworx, suitable for DVD use now. If you make some cool "real" DVD artworx for this, please post it and share, and could you email me a copy too, please? Thanks. Hope you enjoy this new awesome little video my buddy shot. audioarchivist@hotmail.com DepuTV John the Audioarchivist go check out TomGreen.com I'm the guy with the big crazy Fidel Castro / Rick Rubin beard..... Here's a nice sample - Here Come The Bastards - I put up on YouTube for you non-believers... web address: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=xrw5B8j1ZHw embed code: <object width="425" height="350"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/xrw5B8j1ZHw"> </param> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/xrw5B8j1ZHw" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350"> </embed> </object> for those that need the extra comfort of a checksum, here's what md5 spat out: # MD5 checksums generated by MD5summer (http://www.md5summer.org) # Generated 4/24/2008 1:26:07 AM d3310c587ea54db0b32337d53d284e8d VIDEO_TS.BUP d3310c587ea54db0b32337d53d284e8d VIDEO_TS.IFO e95a8958d126cba89f64c4775cc60d1e VTS_01_0.BUP e95a8958d126cba89f64c4775cc60d1e VTS_01_0.IFO 450b3e80ad311c1547c1e5dd309154b9 VTS_01_1.VOB b05db917525970f40a4439492a80ce74 VTS_01_2.VOB 1e77a4400b92b258ee2d8d1fbc1e67ad VTS_01_3.VOB 4a15edab88e6fc7d0d5a5bc1d1c87aac VTS_01_4.VOB
Neans (2/5)	DVD / 1			View	Sony Hi-8 Camera master > VHS HiFi Stereo 1st Gen copy off master > capture from Sony...
RockTheMullet (0/0)	/ 0			View