10 years ago, I co-produced, shot and edited rock concerts in Seattle, WA. for a living. a dream job, that i still do today (less pay now, but i get to choose the bands)!
the company was called Bootleg TV, and its initial purpose was to shoot and edit live shows, in full cooperation with the bands, in order to please fans and get more material out there for the artists. the original idea was to stream these shows on the web, followed by whatever the artist wanted to do with the recordings. basically extending the power of the live show, and keeping it in control of the artist.
with the present-day common knowledge of youtube and vimeo, that might not seem too crazy; but back in 2000, web video was still in its infancy - well, more of a toddler, really. now that today's technology allows for easy viewing of anything and everything, i figured it was time to bring these videos back, in a way that is similar to what was imagined back then. i think we were just a bit too early for this idea in 2000!
here is Volume 3 - 2 new songs, from 2 different concerts, from the "Bootleg TV" days. Two to three camera shoots, professional soundboard mixes, and a non-MTV, "from the audience" aesthetic. credits for the shoots are in the info of each youtube clip.
to view all of the posted clips so far, click here:
http://www.youtube.com/scourgetv#p/c/A0B5045E6E8514F0
This week: Legendary Pink Dots and Neko Case (thanks to Gregory D'Elia for putting this clip online; this is a link to that clip)
Next week: Black Heart Procession and Peter Murphy
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