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It's like Dr. Frankenstein!

Dig it!

This was 1992. I was in Amygdala, one of the opening bands. We were pretty good friends with Unwound at the time and we played with them in Olympia the summer of 1991 so we invited them down to Burlingame to play when they came down to the Bay Area. The parking lot was part of my keyboardist's family's print shop located in the industrial area of the city. Wish we'd had more shows there back then. It was a ghost town on the weekends.

Not sure how I haven’t seen this before today. I’ve been obsessed w the 7” and Honeywell split since I found them in the 90’s. This is exactly how I have pictured them all this time. Thanks.

These guys are awesome, can't believe I had never heard of them until just recently

Bummed I was a clueless kid living in Burlingame with no clue this type of goodness was going down. Always a day late and a dollar short!

Amazing, that reach out 7 blew the doors off what I thought music could be

If anyone wants, here is a link to the CD-R Demo... www.dropbox.com/sh/w4ii70jocf4n7my/AAD1o-oEI-9NNgrb_NqVWk7Oa?dl=0

Memories! Thank you!

YOU SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Justin's tone here is pure Steve Albini. Almost uncanny.

I just vibe so much to this band's sound... every song.

Thank you so, so much for posting this. Reach Out was the very first punk band I ever saw live. If it wasn't this very show it was one much like it, and the experience was life-changing for me. I don't even remember how I ended up there, but it definitely wasn't because I'd heard of the band. I was 15 or so, the most hardcore thing I knew was Metallica, and when this nerdy kid I was pretty sure was even less cool than me walked up and took the mic, I rolled my eyes. He didn't even have, like, a mohawk or whatever punks were supposed to have. Then the first song hits, he leaps into the air, lands on his back, kicks the mic out of the bass drum, and writhes around screaming his damn head off to the most intense music I had ever heard. Reach Out blew. my. damn. mind. (and taught me a lesson I remember to this day about judging people by their looks). Gilman Street and the Berkeley punk scene became a huge part of my adolescence, and it all started there. Finding this video really made my night.

@7:15 (Hand Grenade?) That was my favorite track.... I reminisce.

Any way to get this demo still? The links no longer work and my old computer I had it on crashed :(

Did this band share members with Under A Dying Sun?

That Downcast shirt.

This is Josh Ovalteen from Honeywell: LOL! Wanna hear a funny story. I grew up in home gardens and I was neighbors with Stacey the bass player from reach out. She ended up moving up to the bay area and like a year later Steve Shamada decided to do a split with honeywell and reachout. I had no idea that Stacey was even in the band untill like 20 years later when a friend Nathan Hernandez kept bringing her name up. Ironicly my band at the the time called puppynecklace & the 91yr. Old porpoise played a show with stacey's new band at Angel's in Corona which is a block away from where stacey and I grew up. So all those years and I did not know I did a split with my neighbor lol. The trippy thing is I would have never expected her to be playing in a hardcore band. What a small world. I would love to get in touch with her again if anyone knows how to get a hold of her. email me at wermfish@gmail.com.....and by the way my band ringwerm is keeping hardcore alive we even do several old honeywell songs we have a new album coming out in August.

rip marvl us

3:55 he goes flying xD

0:00 stumbling block 2:29 warmth 5:05 against

0:25 fingertips 3:20 lying at best 6:40 understand and forget

0:00 crab nebula 2:07 miserific condition 4:44 caterpillar

2:12

anyone know the titles of the songs they're playing here?

I always come back to this

Good to hear this... great memories!

yo!... Nice!... This section has the best soundtrack!... this video was the shit!... wish I could cop those audio tracks!... I have it on VHS!... Peace!

Marc Bianchi, the guitarist singing...

who of them was in Indian summer?

No...with Grapeful Dead, a Grateful Dead cover band that dress up like the California Grapes.

If I'm not mistaken, the bassist went on to tour with Train...

Lying at Best is such an awesome song!!

Hadn't*

Oh was that when Sara hasn't joined the band

Love this!!! Thanks for uploading

I was there.. and think about that show every time I drive up the 101. Mind blowin' shit

Only one I really know of is this hardcore band called Nightstick Justice, but that was 5 or 6 years ago.

Oh damn! Yeah, our buddies parents used to run it...don't think that they do anymore...it was fun while it lasted...any good bands coming out of HMB lately? I moved up north, haven't been down there in quite some time...

That's so cool. I was looking up Mohinder and Indian Summer videos when I came across this footage. This school is across the street from my house.

oh yeah...and a split with Honeywell...

yeah...its him...

I think all they released was a 7" on Great American Steak Religion and a track on the In Memory of Jason comp...

SzczerbiakAttack, they were from the east bay...i actually played bass in Funeral Diner for a moment...

Was this band from HMB like Funeral Diner?

gorgeous

THIS IS SO WHITE PEOPLE ahahahahahahaha

Vocalist and the guitarist on backing vocals have beef or some shit?

its been over ten years when i first saw this! glad i found it! brings back memories

Sweet Rob!