My brother and I drove from the Bay Area for this show-couldn't stay for the other two, or my boss said he'd fire me (and as a college student, no way I could risk that). It quite literally changed my life (Final Joe/Mick Clash show, anyone?), particularly seeing Boingo. I liked them when I got there, and they were my favorite band when I left, and would be for years to come. Saw them many times over the years (especially after moving to So Cal), and took my wife to her first concert to see them in San Francisco on New Year's Even 1983-the only show where "Wake up, it's 1984" was actually true-later had Boingo license plates and on and on. And, it all started with this show. SO glad I made the decision to attend, even if it nearly broke me at the time!
@@NeonNoodle-v4g awesome! I hoped it wasn't too self-indulgent. Just telling the truth! I consider myself beyond lucky to have seen them a dozen times between 1983 and 1995 (although, sadly, was unable to score tickets to the final Universal shows in those pre-Stubhub days).
@@ska4me I didn't think you was self indulgent thought it was bad ass ngl sounded something straight out of fast times. It's sad they broke up boingo cos I've always wanted to see them and even seeing older tapes of them makes me wanna go back and see them. If I had a time machine seeing boingo would be on the top of that no doubt.
Saw this tour in Merryville Indiana when they opened for the Tubes! Fantastic ! Always loved these guys and have been crushed since they only tour in California.
I was 8 and living in San Bernardino when this happened... I also had no clue that music could be cool since my family listened to music I couldn't stand. What I wouldn't do for a time machine! I currently sit in my office about 5 miles from where this took place... San Bernardino used to have some cool crap, now it's a wasteland of sorrow.
I gave the same treatment to one of the Halloween shows, I forget which year. But the one that you can still find in three different videos here on YT. I downloaded them, put them together to make a complete, single video, fixed up the audio. Sounded great, looked great. And of course, YT quickly killed the video, citing the standard copyright concerns. Even though those three original videos are still up. Shoulder shrug.
I swore this had a download link at some point. Never really paid my respects here, because this sounds absolutely incredible. Really amazing job, man.
Download the audio here- mega.nz/folder/xN9nxKTA#4J3kpXORG4HN1qBq706Z_g Unfortunately, I kept only some relatively low-fi 128 aacs, but good enough for listening. If you want to download the video, you can use loader.to or yts5.com or about a million other websites where you can download youtube videos.
@@HumorlessProductions You're a lifesaver, thank you! To my ears, it isn't half bad. The actual upload had to suffer from TH-cam compression anyways, so I think it's all balanced out.
If I lived in Cali and wasn't only 9 yrs old at the time, I would've loved seeing OB, INXS and The Beat on "New Wave" day; Berlin, U2, The Pretenders and Stevie Nicks on "Rock" day; and damn near everybody on the "Metal" day. What a great lineup. I'd skip "Country" day--though, I loved Alabama at the time. 😁
Ya, bring 'em on! Send me some links. Anything for my tender lumpling family. I do have access to that Oingo Boingo Mausoleum Google share drive, which has all sorts of great unreleased stuff, ripe for remastering. The one with the most potential is the recording from 93 from Universal Amphitheatre in LA. It's a board tape, and it's in stereo, and it sounds about 50% as far as it should sound. I remastered that one just last year sometime, and was pretty much pleased with it, but I could probably do better if I tried it again. Just about the same tracklist as the Farewell cd/dvd from 95 at that same venue, with a few changes. Also, if you're after something from their early days as this US Fest show, they did a live radio broadcast in Phoenix just a few months after the US Fest. So it was live on the radio, but they did press a limited number of records of the show, which go for big bucks these days on ebay. But, I grabbed the audio of that one and fixed it up, which you can find here- hearthis.at/humorlessproductions/live-at-graham-central-station-phoenix-arizona-14-september-1983/ I should probably also post that one on my Archive.org page, which I normally reserve for all the live recordings I make of noisy electronic artists, but I can always make room for OB. archive.org/search?query=subject%3A%22humorless+productions%22
@@HumorlessProductions I just listened to the Penthouse show and you did a wonderful job. Here's a good couple more early era shows that could use some audio fixing and just general remastering Westlake 81, Solid early show with a bunch of OAL stuff, some stuff in here that could definitely use some fixing: th-cam.com/video/qdg8uhD1Ip0/w-d-xo.html Roxy 81, Post Oal but going into NTF, lot of interesting early versions of staple tracks and a couple that wouldn't come back. : th-cam.com/video/6bU7C-QyutY/w-d-xo.html Magic Mountain 82, you don't HAVE to do this one since mostly the problem resides in the mixing, which I do not know how well you can fix that, but if you want to give it a shot th-cam.com/video/1OXmRi-d2tY/w-d-xo.html The Palace 4/28/85, The 4/27 show has some great stuff but the first 6 or so tracks sounds pretty awful and it be like polishing a turd lol, so I'd personally spring for the 4/28 show which sounds fine the whole way th-cam.com/video/75GRb6TIbmw/w-d-xo.html I know all of these are on the folder. Please let me know if you choose to do any or just one, you do wonderful remastering work and I would love to hear you improving of them. Thanks!
@@HumorlessProductions Awesome thank you! Also Ive recently been made aware that the penthouse show is apparently sped up, so if you want to get it at the right speed, put it into Audacity and change the speed to -2.700 and it should be good!
@@rootbeer5356 The Penthouse show is the same as the Graham Central Station radio broadcast, yes? (My remaster here)- archive.org/details/oingo-boingo-live-in-phoenix-1983
Thanks, man. The tools have come so far in the past handful of years. And this recording sounded pretty good in the first place, so I just needed to give it an extra kick in the butt and now it sounds like a proper live album. Glad you like it.
Glen Helen Park in San Bernardino. You know when you’re coming down the 15 from Victorville, and you go through the mountains and just as you hit San Bernardino, the 15 and the 91 freeways do that weird split? It’s right there in that area. I think there’s even a sign along the freeway for the park. I’m sure there are some good articles on both the festival and the park on Wikipedia, if you want some more info.
My brother and I drove from the Bay Area for this show-couldn't stay for the other two, or my boss said he'd fire me (and as a college student, no way I could risk that). It quite literally changed my life (Final Joe/Mick Clash show, anyone?), particularly seeing Boingo. I liked them when I got there, and they were my favorite band when I left, and would be for years to come. Saw them many times over the years (especially after moving to So Cal), and took my wife to her first concert to see them in San Francisco on New Year's Even 1983-the only show where "Wake up, it's 1984" was actually true-later had Boingo license plates and on and on. And, it all started with this show. SO glad I made the decision to attend, even if it nearly broke me at the time!
Fuck yeah that story has made my day bro good on you I would've risked a leg to see boingo especially in there prime
@@NeonNoodle-v4g awesome! I hoped it wasn't too self-indulgent. Just telling the truth! I consider myself beyond lucky to have seen them a dozen times between 1983 and 1995 (although, sadly, was unable to score tickets to the final Universal shows in those pre-Stubhub days).
@@ska4me I didn't think you was self indulgent thought it was bad ass ngl sounded something straight out of fast times. It's sad they broke up boingo cos I've always wanted to see them and even seeing older tapes of them makes me wanna go back and see them. If I had a time machine seeing boingo would be on the top of that no doubt.
@@NeonNoodle-v4g Danny still doing it in 2022 at Coachella. th-cam.com/play/PLAhw9kJBDl4iidKgz49zpyjfjom7-s0F7.html&si=4Mnka8Usd-81PaXB
@@ska4methey're my favorite band. I was born in 2004 so I never got to experience them in person but their energy influenced me to do music
Saw this tour in Merryville Indiana when they opened for the Tubes! Fantastic ! Always loved these guys and have been crushed since they only tour in California.
Lunatic Ska. I love Oingo.
I was 8 and living in San Bernardino when this happened... I also had no clue that music could be cool since my family listened to music I couldn't stand. What I wouldn't do for a time machine! I currently sit in my office about 5 miles from where this took place... San Bernardino used to have some cool crap, now it's a wasteland of sorrow.
Wow
This sounded awesome. Bringing back some great memories.
This sounds fantastic. Would love to see the same remastering done to their Halloween concerts
I gave the same treatment to one of the Halloween shows, I forget which year. But the one that you can still find in three different videos here on YT.
I downloaded them, put them together to make a complete, single video, fixed up the audio. Sounded great, looked great.
And of course, YT quickly killed the video, citing the standard copyright concerns. Even though those three original videos are still up. Shoulder shrug.
I respect him SO much
Blown Away - What A Fabulous Set - Thanx So Much For This Upload - Will Replay This A Few Time While Doing My Chores - Way Cool
Cheers
Great work my friend!! Much appreciated!
Grand!
I swore this had a download link at some point. Never really paid my respects here, because this sounds absolutely incredible. Really amazing job, man.
Download the audio here- mega.nz/folder/xN9nxKTA#4J3kpXORG4HN1qBq706Z_g
Unfortunately, I kept only some relatively low-fi 128 aacs, but good enough for listening.
If you want to download the video, you can use loader.to or yts5.com or about a million other websites where you can download youtube videos.
@@HumorlessProductions You're a lifesaver, thank you! To my ears, it isn't half bad. The actual upload had to suffer from TH-cam compression anyways, so I think it's all balanced out.
*WHAT A STELLAR PERFORMANCE FROM THE MASTERS OF THEIR TRADE... AWESOME... THEY ARE JUST INTENSE... FACT*
If I lived in Cali and wasn't only 9 yrs old at the time, I would've loved seeing OB, INXS and The Beat on "New Wave" day; Berlin, U2, The Pretenders and Stevie Nicks on "Rock" day; and damn near everybody on the "Metal" day. What a great lineup. I'd skip "Country" day--though, I loved Alabama at the time. 😁
Please do more Boingo remastering! This sounds fantastic and I can think of a couple shows that could maybe you some work
Ya, bring 'em on! Send me some links. Anything for my tender lumpling family.
I do have access to that Oingo Boingo Mausoleum Google share drive, which has all sorts of great unreleased stuff, ripe for remastering.
The one with the most potential is the recording from 93 from Universal Amphitheatre in LA. It's a board tape, and it's in stereo, and it sounds about 50% as far as it should sound. I remastered that one just last year sometime, and was pretty much pleased with it, but I could probably do better if I tried it again. Just about the same tracklist as the Farewell cd/dvd from 95 at that same venue, with a few changes.
Also, if you're after something from their early days as this US Fest show, they did a live radio broadcast in Phoenix just a few months after the US Fest. So it was live on the radio, but they did press a limited number of records of the show, which go for big bucks these days on ebay. But, I grabbed the audio of that one and fixed it up, which you can find here-
hearthis.at/humorlessproductions/live-at-graham-central-station-phoenix-arizona-14-september-1983/
I should probably also post that one on my Archive.org page, which I normally reserve for all the live recordings I make of noisy electronic artists, but I can always make room for OB.
archive.org/search?query=subject%3A%22humorless+productions%22
@@HumorlessProductions I just listened to the Penthouse show and you did a wonderful job. Here's a good couple more early era shows that could use some audio fixing and just general remastering
Westlake 81, Solid early show with a bunch of OAL stuff, some stuff in here that could definitely use some fixing: th-cam.com/video/qdg8uhD1Ip0/w-d-xo.html
Roxy 81, Post Oal but going into NTF, lot of interesting early versions of staple tracks and a couple that wouldn't come back. : th-cam.com/video/6bU7C-QyutY/w-d-xo.html
Magic Mountain 82, you don't HAVE to do this one since mostly the problem resides in the mixing, which I do not know how well you can fix that, but if you want to give it a shot th-cam.com/video/1OXmRi-d2tY/w-d-xo.html
The Palace 4/28/85, The 4/27 show has some great stuff but the first 6 or so tracks sounds pretty awful and it be like polishing a turd lol, so I'd personally spring for the 4/28 show which sounds fine the whole way th-cam.com/video/75GRb6TIbmw/w-d-xo.html
I know all of these are on the folder. Please let me know if you choose to do any or just one, you do wonderful remastering work and I would love to hear you improving of them. Thanks!
@@rootbeer5356 Cool. Thanks for all those. I'll check into them and get back to you.
@@HumorlessProductions Awesome thank you! Also Ive recently been made aware that the penthouse show is apparently sped up, so if you want to get it at the right speed, put it into Audacity and change the speed to -2.700 and it should be good!
@@rootbeer5356 The Penthouse show is the same as the Graham Central Station radio broadcast, yes?
(My remaster here)- archive.org/details/oingo-boingo-live-in-phoenix-1983
Positively MARVELOUS!!!!
what the fuxk how did you do this this is insane
How do you do remastering so clear? It's very well done.
Thanks, man.
The tools have come so far in the past handful of years. And this recording sounded pretty good in the first place, so I just needed to give it an extra kick in the butt and now it sounds like a proper live album. Glad you like it.
Is this Irvine Meadows?
Glen Helen Park in San Bernardino.
You know when you’re coming down the 15 from Victorville, and you go through the mountains and just as you hit San Bernardino, the 15 and the 91 freeways do that weird split? It’s right there in that area. I think there’s even a sign along the freeway for the park.
I’m sure there are some good articles on both the festival and the park on Wikipedia, if you want some more info.
@@HumorlessProductions ahh yes. Thank You for the info. I remember the Glen Helen
Too bad music is not this good anymore.