 Freshly picked from the archives, we bring you this rare treat! A live performance of NO THING. The group was taped live on Virginia cable access channel by Rob Lippert and friends in 1991. EMjoy this 15+ video that was produced for the Poison Plant cassette label, but never released. If you like No Thing. Please be sure to check out the NO THING un-boxed set, "Some Things" available on Acousmatique Recordings.
5 Comments
Rafael González
7/2/2018 13:34:46
Oooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
C. Goff III
7/2/2018 17:50:40
Thanks for sharing, JH -- quite a colorful accompany to the sounds. I sense the VHS format underlying what we see -- is this how the video was originally shown on cable TV by Mr. Lippert and associates, or did you alter it some for this presentation? 7/2/2018 18:16:07
Straight outta the vault, to you. It was never played on TV. We made the tape and never did anything with it.
Hal McGee
7/5/2018 10:59:47
I finally had the opportunity to sit down in front of my computer and watch this video for personal enjoyment, and I must say that I am happy for the opportunity. Such a gem! The sound quality is excellent. The performance was interesting. Jack, thanks so much for sharing this video here at Electronic Cottage. Top notch stuff! Leave a Reply. |
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