Shelter performing “Saranagati” live at Randall Rehearsal Studios in Buffalo, NY on June 22, 1992.
This is a two camera edit I put together from my master tape (I’m filming stage right) and a first generation dub I traded with Bhakta Henry who filmed the Shelter 1992 tour video, “Sankirtana Yajna”. The second angle from Henry’s camera is the same footage that appears in the tour video sans the weird effect that is in the whole video. The audio is culminated from both cameras and is pretty poor. This is also the song with the infamous Ray “kicking over” Porcell stage antics. I slow-mo’d it at the end as well.
This was probably the best show in Buffalo that whole summer. Heck, best show for a long time. A huge stage, a huge crowd and tons a dancing and diving and having fun. Support, Farside and Iceburn also played.
This is also the show in which Shelter was attacked by thugs after the show and inspired the lyrics to “Song Of Brahma” from Shelter’s “When 20 Summers Pass” album.
Just testing out some different slow motion options for footage filmed with my Canon HV30.
World famous blogger, Captain Soncho misses getting a shot of Mike V at the Jokers Pool.
Time for a brand new episode of “Mondays With Mike V!” Mark Choiniere, who films and edits the episodes has been out of town all week which put us in a bit of a bind for a new episode. So today I grabbed my video camera and dug out my VHS copy of Rubbish Heap [...]
I somehow ended up with a starring role in the 6/14/2010 (9th one) episode of Mondays With Mike V. Enjoy.
Alternate angles of some of the tricks from Mike V’s “Bangin!” segment from The Berrics. I filmed this with my Canon Powershot pocket camera and choose a more raw edit for that “behind the scenes” feel. Enjoy.
In March 2010, Mike Vallely traveled to six Zumiez stores for meet and greets and record breaking crowds showed up to meet him. Here is some video and photos from the trip.