Paul McCartney & Wings, Soily, One Hand Clapping Sessions denoised ommadawnfan 2024-06-14 | Paul, I love ya, and I love this song. And I know seeing film grain is all the rage in videos these days. But here's how this video could have looked with a simple application of the NEAT video noise reduction plug in. (I hope someone sees this before it's removed, which I know it will be)
Acidwarp (Music by Conduit) ommadawnfan 2024-04-17 | Acidwarp is the awesome classic animation generator by programmer Noah Spurrier.More Conduit music for "pay what you want" can be found at conduitdc.bandcamp.com.
YesYears - 1991 Documentary about the band Yes ommadawnfan 2024-03-06 | NOTE! A lot of video footage and some audio had to removed from this upload in order not to be blocked for copyright infringement. "YesYears" is a 1991 documentary about the band Yes. It was released on home video. This upload was made from a VHS tape (I did not have access to the laser disc release of this video).
XTC - The Troubles - Demo Vocals and Band Instrumental ommadawnfan 2023-12-02 | I demixed the vocals from Andy Partridges home demo and synced them to the band's instrumental version of the song recorded during the Big Express sessions. Note the pauses that were intended after certain lines had they finished this version of the song.
Black Rose Party (With Added Music by The Residents) ommadawnfan 2022-06-29 | The footage in this clip is from the 1989 Russian movie "Black Rose Is an Emblem of Sorrow, Red Rose Is an Emblem of Love". The movie, from what I've read (I don't understand the Russian dialogue) is an absurd comedy. But the party scene in this film is completely unlike the rest of the film. When I saw this, my first thought was that the tone of this scene is a kindred spirit to what The Residents' were doing in their unfinished movie "Vileness Fats." So I decided to add some very early Residents music to the film, and I think it works well. The music, incidentally, is called "The Mad Sawmill Of Copenhagen, Germany."
Micky Dolenz on General Hospital ommadawnfan 2022-03-15 | Micky Dolenz as Dr. Logan Mayfield on an episode of the American soap opera "General Hospital." I can't find any information about this appearance online. It's not even on Micky's IMDB page. So I don't know the date when this was broadcast.
Im Bugged - XTC live in 1977 at the Hope & Anchor Front Row Festival. ommadawnfan 2022-01-07 | This song was uploaded by another YouTuber several years ago, but the audio in that video is mono. This video is in stereo. This is XTC live in 1977 at the Hope & Anchor Front Row Festival.
Caballo Viejo - Rattlemouth - Crossroads Coffee 2 24 2012 Audio Sync Fixed ommadawnfan 2021-08-12 | This video was originally uploaded to the ScreamingAvacado YouTube account. The audio was out of sync so I fixed and reuploaded it. This is not my video.
Flash Gordon - City of Sea Caves - 1948 78 RPM Record ommadawnfan 2020-07-07 | The record sounds like it's skipping right after the intro, but it's not. I think it's a pressing error. And to be honest, I can't understand about 25% of what's being said. And I did a TON of noise reduction. Ah, that's 1948 cardboard record tech for ya!
Paul McCartney - Give My Regards to Broad Street - News Story ommadawnfan 2019-07-17 | Channel 2 in Los Angeles news story about Paul McCartney attending the opening of his film "Give My Regards to Broad Street," circa 1984.
Zorn Ono ommadawnfan 2017-10-05 | A mashup of Naked City's "Batman" with Yoko Ono performing in an art gallery.
David McCallum - Communication ommadawnfan 2017-10-05 | I'm posting this video because the other YouTube video of this song skips at the beginning. This is the complete song.
Paul McCartney and Wings, Germany 1972 ommadawnfan 2017-01-10 | This recording is from an old cassette I have labeled "Hamburg 1972." This is incorrect because Wings did not perform in Hamburg in 1972. But I'm sure this recording is from a show in Germany, based on the stage announcement before "I Am Your Singer." I also don't think the songs were performed in this order based on the posted set lists from this tour. Can anyone out there shed some light on where this recording is from? And if so, is there a better sounding version of it out there?0:00 - 18826:26 - Blue Moon of Kentucky10:04 - Seaside Woman14:23 - I Am Your Singer18:16 - Best Friend21:46 - I Would Only Smile25:02 - Say You Don't Mind28:18 - Henry's Blues
Davy Jones Movie Scene ommadawnfan 2017-01-10 | The San Diego 101KGB morning team of Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw made a full length movie in 2004. Davy Jones of The Monkees has a short scene in it.By way of explanation, the plot of the movie concerns a missing Volume J-K from an encyclopedia set that one of the morning crew members believes was stolen by a fellow crew member.
Will and Judy Robinson: Sloop John B (with Brian Wilson and The Wrecking Crew) ommadawnfan 2016-08-23 | ...
Negativlands Mark Hosler and Don Joyce on CIRCUIT07 DVD from 2000. ommadawnfan 2015-07-24 | "Circuit" was a short-lived series of DVDs about current bands with music and other features . This clip from "Circuit 7" from 2000 shows an interview with Mark Hosler and Don Joyce of Negativland, as well as some concert footage from their "True/False" tour.
Astronaut Scott Carpenter, Aurora 7 Mercury Space Capsule Transmissions Record ommadawnfan 2014-11-27 | This is the audio from a 7" record on the Vox label of the radio transmissions between Scott Carpenter in the Aurora 7 space capsule and NASA. There is narration by Lt. John Powers in Mercury Control. This flight took place on May 24, 1962. Note that this is a stereo recording with the various talkers panned left, right and center.
XTC - Officer Blue Alternate Version (not on blu-ray) ommadawnfan 2014-11-08 | XTC's "Officer Blue" with an alternate vocal take and different mix. This was not included in the "Drums and Wires" blu-ray set, so I am sharing it here.
William Holden Bridge On The River Kwai Open-Ended Interview ommadawnfan 2014-09-27 | This is the audio from a one-sided single that was released to promote the 1957 movie "The Bridge On The River Kwai." It is an open-ended interview with William Holden, who starred in the movie. The idea is that an announcer would read the accompanying script and it would sound like they were actually interviewing Holden in their studio. I do not have, nor have I ever seen, the script so I don't know what questions are supposed to be asked during the silent sections between the answers (well, mostly silent except for the sound effects in the background that sound like people building a bridge, I guess). But I thought I'd post this for any fans of either William Holden or the movie, as I suspect this single is fairly rare.
Electric Moog Orchestra: Music From Close Encounters of the Third Kind ommadawnfan 2014-08-24 | Some of this music has come out on CD but not all of it. Released in 1977 album on the Musicor label. All compositions by John Williams unless otherwise noted.0:00 Main Title And Mountain Visions 2:58 Nocturnal Pursuit 5:28 The Abduction Of Barry 10:02 The Arrival Of Sky Harbor 14:31 Galactic Force (not part of the original motion picture score)16:57 The Conversation 19.23 The Appearance Of The Visitors 23:44 Resolution And End Title 30:33 Space Symphony (not part of the original motion picture score)
Rutles / Beatles mashup ommadawnfan 2014-07-18 | I'm surprised that no one has done this particular mashup before - The Rutles' "Nevertheless" with The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows". Or maybe they have and it got pulled. I guess I'll find out : ).
Ambient Music from Close To The Edge for 9 1/2 Hours ommadawnfan 2014-06-30 | I played the ambient music preceding "I Get Up, I Get Down" from "Close To The Edge" by Yes forwards and backwards and extended it to 9 1/2 hours. Pleasant dreams.
Christmas with The Beatles (Judy and the Duets) ommadawnfan 2013-12-24 | Audio taken from a flexi disc sent to subscribers of Strawberry Fields Forever magazine in the early 1980s. You can hear a bit of magazine publisher Joe Pope speaking at the end.
XTC Holiday Greetings from Geffen Records ommadawnfan 2013-12-11 | Two Andy Partridge tracks from the "Holiday Greetings From Geffen Records" promo-only release - "Merry Christmas Song" and "Psychedelic Christmas."
War Dance original demo XTC Colin Moulding ommadawnfan 2013-12-11 | Before Colin came up with the mournful version of "War Dance" featured on the XTC album "Nonsuch," he had recorded an earlier demo of the song. The words are the same, but the music is completely different. It was recorded around the time of "Mummer."
Yes Tempus Fugit unreleased early mix ommadawnfan 2013-09-23 | The 1980 radio special "The Yesspecial" contained two songs from the soon-to-be released Yes album "Drama." However, the versions of these songs that were used differed from what would eventually be released. This mix of "Tempus Fugit" is similar to the final version but different in a number of ways.The other unreleased mix from this radio special is "Run Through The Light" and can be found at http://youtu.be/YEIn3Q2Mjcw
Yes Run Through The Light unreleased early mix ommadawnfan 2013-09-23 | The 1980 radio special "The Yesspecial" contained two songs from the soon-to-be released Yes album "Drama." However, the versions of these songs that were used differed from what would eventually be released. This mix of "Run Through The Light" is similar to the mix used on the single, but is not the same.The other unreleased mix from this radio special is "Tempus Fugit" which can be found at http://youtu.be/sFm-1MVhfN4
Bungalow Bill cover version ommadawnfan 2013-09-18 | I recorded this from a BBC "White Album" special. I'm posted it in the hopes that someone will know who performed this and will so post in the comments. (the photo in the video is completely random).
A Talk With Andy Partridge 1986 ommadawnfan 2013-06-18 | I've done the best I've could to clean up the sound from this record of an interview with XTC's Andy Partridge. It's still a bit mumbly and hard to understand in places.
The Who I Can See For Miles U.S. Decca Single ommadawnfan 2013-05-03 | Unique mono mix with Entwhistle bass overdub. As far as I know, this has never appeared on CD - not even the deluxe edition of "The Who Sell Out."
William Shatner - Voices of Vista ommadawnfan 2012-12-28 | A promotional record for VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America), circa 1968. During this program, William Shatner discusses his new album "The Transformed Man." Cuts from this album are included in the program.
Adrian Belew interview: 91X San Diego 1989 ommadawnfan 2012-09-03 | Interview portions only. Songs deleted.
Roger, Friendship 7: The John Glenn Story, Part 2 ommadawnfan 2012-09-03 | The audio is from an album which contains speeches made by John Glenn upon his return from his first orbital flight in 1962. Part 1 ( http://youtu.be/8G3zj-XoHmQ ) contains recordings of the communications between NASA and John Glenn during his flight in 1962, as well as other audio relevant to John Glenn's flight.
Roger, Friendship 7: The John Glenn Story, Part 1 ommadawnfan 2012-09-03 | This audio is from an album which contains recordings of the communications between NASA and John Glenn during his first orbital flight in 1962, as well as other audio relevant to John Glenn's flight. Part 2 ( http://youtu.be/9WhVpClGkU8 ) contains speeches made by John Glenn upon his return.
Sounds of the Space Age (Declicked) ommadawnfan 2012-09-03 | This was an audio documentary of the space age as of the first moon landing. It appeared on a flexidisc included with the December 1969 issue of National Geogrphic.There are other videos of this flexidisc on YouTube, but I believe this has the best sound quality of them to date.
The Bears: Talking About Music is Like Whistling About Chickens (Adrian Belew) ommadawnfan 2012-09-03 | This audio is taken from a 12" promotional single issued to promote The Bears' second album "Rise and Shine." A short clip of each song from the album is played, interspersed with comments from each of the band members.Did you know that both of The Bears first two albums are now on iTunes?
The Beatles 45s at 33 1/3 Series - I Saw Her Standing There ommadawnfan 2012-08-20 | When I was a child, I loved all my records, but I loved my Beatles records most of all. And after I had played them each a million times, I would sometimes push the little lever on my Westinghouse portable phonograph from 45 to 33 and play them again. I found that listening experience to be satisfying in its own way (playing them at 78 sounded too cartoonish, though moving the speed lever out of gear and manually playing them backwards was often interesting). I've created this series of videos so other might share in my nostalgia.I've tracked down as many original Capitol 45s in reasonable shape as I could. I didn't do this because Capitol 45s from the 1960s sound good -- they don't -- but because that is the sound I heard while growing up. And if I could have found a Westinghouse phonograph exactly like the one I had, I would have mic'ed up the speaker and recorded the audio that way. But instead, I used a Fisher MT-730 linear tracking turntable with a conical stylus (I'm told that's best for playing styrene 45s, which is what Capitol 45s are). The signal runs through a 15-band EQ that I've tweaked using a test record for flat response, even though it adds noise to the signal. Adobe Audition 1.5 was my recording software and I did declick these recordings.
The Beatles 45s at 33 1/3 RPM Series - Strawberry Fields Forever ommadawnfan 2012-08-20 | When I was a child, I loved all my records, but I loved my Beatles records most of all. And after I had played them each a million times, I would sometimes push the little lever on my Westinghouse portable phonograph from 45 to 33 and play them again. I found that listening experience to be satisfying in its own way (playing them at 78 sounded too cartoonish, though moving the speed lever out of gear and manually playing them backwards was often interesting). I've created this series of videos so other might share in my nostalgia.I've tracked down as many original Capitol 45s in reasonable shape as I could. I didn't do this because Capitol 45s from the 1960s sound good -- they don't -- but because that is the sound I heard while growing up. And if I could have found a Westinghouse phonograph exactly like the one I had, I would have mic'ed up the speaker and recorded the audio that way. But instead, I used a Fisher MT-730 linear tracking turntable with a conical stylus (I'm told that's best for playing styrene 45s, which is what Capitol 45s are). The signal runs through a 15-band EQ that I've tweaked using a test record for flat response, even though it adds noise to the signal. Adobe Audition 1.5 was my recording software and I did declick these recordings.
The Beatles 45s at 33 1/3 RPM Series - I Feel Fine ommadawnfan 2012-08-20 | When I was a child, I loved all my records, but I loved my Beatles records most of all. And after I had played them each a million times, I would sometimes push the little lever on my Westinghouse portable phonograph from 45 to 33 and play them again. I found that listening experience to be satisfying in its own way (playing them at 78 sounded too cartoonish, though moving the speed lever out of gear and manually playing them backwards was often interesting). I've created this series of videos so other might share in my nostalgia.I've tracked down as many original Capitol 45s in reasonable shape as I could. I didn't do this because Capitol 45s from the 1960s sound good -- they don't -- but because that is the sound I heard while growing up. And if I could have found a Westinghouse phonograph exactly like the one I had, I would have mic'ed up the speaker and recorded the audio that way. But instead, I used a Fisher MT-730 linear tracking turntable with a conical stylus (I'm told that's best for playing styrene 45s, which is what Capitol 45s are). The signal runs through a 15-band EQ that I've tweaked using a test record for flat response, even though it adds noise to the signal. Adobe Audition 1.5 was my recording software and I did declick these recordings.
The Beatles 45s at 33 1/3 RPM Series - Paperback Writer ommadawnfan 2012-08-20 | When I was a child, I loved all my records, but I loved my Beatles records most of all. And after I had played them each a million times, I would sometimes push the little lever on my Westinghouse portable phonograph from 45 to 33 and play them again. I found that listening experience to be satisfying in its own way (playing them at 78 sounded too cartoonish, though moving the speed lever out of gear and manually playing them backwards was often interesting). I've created this series of videos so other might share in my nostalgia.I've tracked down as many original Capitol 45s in reasonable shape as I could. I didn't do this because Capitol 45s from the 1960s sound good -- they don't -- but because that is the sound I heard while growing up. And if I could have found a Westinghouse phonograph exactly like the one I had, I would have mic'ed up the speaker and recorded the audio that way. But instead, I used a Fisher MT-730 linear tracking turntable with a conical stylus (I'm told that's best for playing styrene 45s, which is what Capitol 45s are). The signal runs through a 15-band EQ that I've tweaked using a test record for flat response, even though it adds noise to the signal. Adobe Audition 1.5 was my recording software and I did declick these recordings.Paperback Writer is nicely heavy at 33 1/3. Some band with 7-string guitars should use this as the jumping-off point for a cover version.
