Is there any footage out there of the show they put on after the anthrax scares? I'd like to see the one were they wore the white suits and made it clear there was no "basket full of puppies". Can any one point me in the right direction? 
Anthrax on video?
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prime666
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There is no video in circulation of the NY Steel show.
Since audience shot videos that are meant for trade and/or sale surface almost always within days of the show, it's highly unlikely that one will pop up from this 11/01 concert.
Since audience shot videos that are meant for trade and/or sale surface almost always within days of the show, it's highly unlikely that one will pop up from this 11/01 concert.
jdelpi
Imported Killer
nythraxfan said:
Do you know anything about the film that showed up in Behind the Music of the band getting on stage and John saying "We are the real Anthrax"?
While as I stated, there is no known audience shot video, there is "pro-shot" and permission shot video of the show.
VH-1 showed a short 10 second clip on the Rock Show of their 1 professional camera set up at the soundboard with a soundboard audio feed. People associated with Twisted Sister also filmed Anthrax's set, as well as TS, with 3 mini-dv consumer camcorders from various angles.
One of those angles is what you see on the Anthrax BTM.
I would guess that members of Anthrax have this 3 cam mini-dv shoot, but that's only a guess. You can watch a few songs of the TS 3 cam shoot on www.twistedsister.com .
I myself was at this show, armed with my camcorder. However, being a long time TS fan too, and never having been able to audience shoot TS in the past due to them breaking up in 1987, I only filmed TS. This was the ONLY scheduled TS show at the time, and I didn't want to risk getting seen with my camcorder during Anthrax, and then miss TS.
I know a bunch of you who don't care about TS probably groan at the fact that I purposely didn't film Anthrax but, the fact was that an Anthrax concert at any place and any time was common, but a TS concert was anything but common.
VH-1 showed a short 10 second clip on the Rock Show of their 1 professional camera set up at the soundboard with a soundboard audio feed. People associated with Twisted Sister also filmed Anthrax's set, as well as TS, with 3 mini-dv consumer camcorders from various angles.
One of those angles is what you see on the Anthrax BTM.
I would guess that members of Anthrax have this 3 cam mini-dv shoot, but that's only a guess. You can watch a few songs of the TS 3 cam shoot on www.twistedsister.com .
I myself was at this show, armed with my camcorder. However, being a long time TS fan too, and never having been able to audience shoot TS in the past due to them breaking up in 1987, I only filmed TS. This was the ONLY scheduled TS show at the time, and I didn't want to risk getting seen with my camcorder during Anthrax, and then miss TS.
I know a bunch of you who don't care about TS probably groan at the fact that I purposely didn't film Anthrax but, the fact was that an Anthrax concert at any place and any time was common, but a TS concert was anything but common.
Footage of it exists, and it will surface eventually either via official release, or bootleg. There is also an "in-house" pro-shot of the Palace of Auburn Hills show w/ Priest (ala the "in-house" footage from the Palace of AH w/ Maiden in the A's DVD) that will make its way into my palms eventually. I'm overdue for a record show, and the last time I went my man wasn't there. I think he was busted. But you can't keep a good bootlegger, er, uh, pardon me, performance video broker, down.
TD said:
While it's true that the palace of AH shoots in house video, the footage on the Killer A's DVD from '91, is from the in house system in Philadelphia, PA....not Michigan.
Not true, they even mention Michigan. "C'mon Michigan, make some noise.'
The inhouse footage from Philly, is from 88 on the POV vid.
The inhouse footage from Philly, is from 88 on the POV vid.
jdelpi
Imported Killer
TD said:
Okay, you're right......I must have been hitting the crack pipe too hard that day when I watched the DVD.
