Thank you so much for this live recording. I don't believe we had any live recordings whatsoever. This is the first time I've ever heard us captured live. That was a crazy night opening up for Megadeth. The Metal Church show at Cardies was even better. Thank you. Bino . Oh, and about the picture we were on lots of assorted drugs....... Ha !
Well that explains the cheezy band photo! haha I was asking Francisco (JOABA) which one was Ed. I’ll eventually get around to uploading the other show.
Thanks for sharing this and the Afterbirth stuff...im sure you know that Ed "Loco" is in both of those band (my husband) Could you send both of this one and afterbirth in MP3 form if I give you an email....actually Ed emailed you himself not too long ago...
Hmm…I don’t remember ever seeing an email from Ed. I actually saved the audio file in WMA format. If I sent via email, I’m sure the file size would be rather large. I can do DropBox if I can remember my damn password. haha
Holy sh** I can't believe I came across this. Was searching for any videos from the Apocalyps Monster Club. I was in a VERY short lived band called Split Second with Ed on guitar, Ephran on bass, I was vocals, I believe a really young DJ on drums in 1987. Only played a couple shows before our bass player showed up to a gig where Bad Heaven played regularly wasted. So wasted he couldn't play and Ed called it quits. I do have a tape with a 4 track recording of our songs. I will have to hunt it down. And I am wondering if the itchykorean was a friend from the Montrose area that was a collector of Misfits 45s and was trading videos around the world before the internet. I don't think so but...
Possibly Mike Alias is the guy you're referring to. Although, I recall him living near the Astrodome back in the days. My sister and I would pick him up from time to time and head out to shows together. He was one of the bigger audio tape traders back in the days.
Damn I saw these cats at that place across from Gilly's in Pasadena, anyone remember the name? Their cover of the immigrant song stands out to me. Then I saw them as patrons at the Maceba theater to see Slayer, I sat a few seats away from them. Slayer opened for Wasp. We booed Wasp of the stage, these were the good old days. Thanks for sharing bro!
Thank you so much for this live recording. I don't believe we had any live recordings whatsoever. This is the first time I've ever heard us captured live. That was a crazy night opening up for Megadeth. The Metal Church show at Cardies was even better. Thank you. Bino . Oh, and about the picture we were on lots of assorted drugs....... Ha !
Well that explains the cheezy band photo! haha I was asking Francisco (JOABA) which one was Ed. I’ll eventually get around to uploading the other show.
Thanks for sharing this and the Afterbirth stuff...im sure you know that Ed "Loco" is in both of those band (my husband) Could you send both of this one and afterbirth in MP3 form if I give you an email....actually Ed emailed you himself not too long ago...
Hmm…I don’t remember ever seeing an email from Ed. I actually saved the audio file in WMA format. If I sent via email, I’m sure the file size would be rather large. I can do DropBox if I can remember my damn password. haha
Three future members of U.Y.U.S. in this band!
Holy sh** I can't believe I came across this. Was searching for any videos from the Apocalyps Monster Club. I was in a VERY short lived band called Split Second with Ed on guitar, Ephran on bass, I was vocals, I believe a really young DJ on drums in 1987. Only played a couple shows before our bass player showed up to a gig where Bad Heaven played regularly wasted. So wasted he couldn't play and Ed called it quits. I do have a tape with a 4 track recording of our songs. I will have to hunt it down. And I am wondering if the itchykorean was a friend from the Montrose area that was a collector of Misfits 45s and was trading videos around the world before the internet. I don't think so but...
Possibly Mike Alias is the guy you're referring to. Although, I recall him living near the Astrodome back in the days. My sister and I would pick him up from time to time and head out to shows together. He was one of the bigger audio tape traders back in the days.
WAOUH!!!!!!
Damn I saw these cats at that place across from Gilly's in Pasadena, anyone remember the name? Their cover of the immigrant song stands out to me. Then I saw them as patrons at the Maceba theater to see Slayer, I sat a few seats away from them. Slayer opened for Wasp. We booed Wasp of the stage, these were the good old days. Thanks for sharing bro!
Ed the guitar player now runs a guitar repair shop here in Houston!