Well well...
#tapes
#WVHS: #HD Wasn't Always #Digital - #CathodeRayDude [ #CRD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfRMLS3j7DM
I travel hither and yon to bring you the crunchiest images of the most in-between HD #video #format. I was so thrilled to actually get this working, you have no idea.
Don't take the #videos of the #screen itself all that literally - #CRT's are notoriously hard to record, and like I said, pixel peeping flies in the face of this whole format. To the naked eye the output looks simply outstanding, and I didn't find out how it "really" looked until I was editing the closeups.
As I said in the video, if you have any WVHS #tapes, I would love to borrow them to rip now that I have a working process.
Metamorphosis: Sony's Metamorphosis (1990 Analog HDTV HDVS High-Definition Dolby Surround Demonstration Videodisc)
Remember when #HD #Movies came on #VHS #tapes? - #Techmoan
50go de données sur une VHS... Bordel de merde ! 😁
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiu0LPeLQPE
#d-vhs #video #mpeg #recorder #technologie #retro
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-VHS
Bob Dylan - Enough Is Enough: The Best of the Rehearsal Tapes, 1971 - 1989
Intro 00:00
John Hardy - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 00:15
Little Queen of Spades - Never-Ending Tour Rehearsals, 1989 03:26
You're A Big Girl, Now - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 06:24
Stop Now - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 12:23
Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 16:07
Why Do I Have To Choose? - European Tour Rehearsals, 1984 18:56
If You See Her, Say Hello - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 22:55
Walking Down The Line - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 26:32
Don't Keep Me Waiting Too Long - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 30:08
The French Girl - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 34:02
Enough Is Enough - European Tour Rehearsals, 1984 37:12
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 41:56
If Not For You - Concert For Bangladesh Rehearsal, 1971 45:59
Stealin' - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 48:48
Ballad Of A Thin Man - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 51:34
Shelter From The Storm - European Tour Rehearsals, 1984 55:51
Tomorrow Is A Long Time - World Tour Rehearsals, 1978 59:20
The Ballad Of Ira Hayes - Grateful Dead Rehearsals, 1987 01:03:40
Isis - Rolling Thunder Revue II Rehearsals, 1976 01:07:28
for #RobertZimmerman fans and... especially for my @Sylvia J
#BobDylan #rehearsal #tapes #music...
https://jeffreylewis.bandcamp.com/album/2021-tapes-suddenly-its-been-too-late-for-a-long-time
#music
#2021 #Tapes (Suddenly It's Been Too Late for a Long Time), by #JeffreyLewis
A criminal allows a film crew to document his crimes
As a mob ransacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, Roger Stone, Donald Trump’s longest-serving political adviser, hurried to pack a suitcase inside his elegant suite on the fifth floor of the Willard hotel. He wrapped his tailored suits in trash bags, reversed his black face mask so its “Free Roger Stone” logo was hidden, then slipped out of town for a hastily arranged private flight from Dulles International Airport.
“I really want to get out of here,” Stone told an aide, as they were filmed at the hotel by a Danish camera crew for a documentary on the veteran Republican operative. Stone said he feared prosecution by the incoming attorney general, Merrick Garland. “He is not a friend,” Stone said.
Stone allowed the filmmakers to document his activities during extended periods over more than two years. In addition to interviews and moments when Stone spoke directly to the camera, they also captured fly-on-the-wall footage of his actions, candid off-camera conversations from a microphone he wore and views of his iPhone screen as he messaged associates on an encrypted app. Reporters from The Washington Post reviewed more than 20 hours of video filmed for the documentary, “A Storm Foretold,” which is expected to be released later this year.
The footage, along with other reporting by The Post, provides the most comprehensive account to date of Stone’s involvement in the former president’s effort to overturn the election and in the rallies in Washington that spilled over into violence on Jan. 6.
Stone privately coordinated post-election protests with prominent figures, and in January he communicated by text message with leaders of far-right groups that had been involved in the attack on the Capitol, the footage shows. The filmmakers did not capture conversations between Stone and Trump, but on several occasions, Stone told them or his associates that he remained in contact with the president.
Stone has refused to give testimony and evidence to the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack, citing his rights under the Fifth Amendment. Last week, he sued members of the panel to try to block them from using a subpoena to obtain his telephone records.
On the day of the attack, as he packed his bags, Stone told the filmmakers the riot was a mistake and would be “really bad” for the pro-Trump movement.
On the eve of the 2020 election, however, he seemed to welcome the prospect of clashes with left-wing activists. In a recorded conversation, as an aide spoke of driving trucks into crowds of racial justice protesters, Stone said: “Once there’s no more election, there’s no reason why we can’t mix it up. These people are going to get what they’ve been asking for.”
Stone declined requests for an interview. In response to questions, he said in an email that he had no involvement in the Jan. 6 riot. “Any claim, assertion or implication that I knew about, was involved in or condoned the illegal acts at the Capitol on Jan 6 is categorically false and there is no witness or document that proves otherwise,” he wrote.
Without providing specifics, Stone accused The Post of employing “a clever blend of ‘guilt by association,’ insinuations, half truths, anonymous claims, falsehoods and out of context trick questions.” He suggested that video clips of him reviewed for this article could be “deep fakes.”
“You attribute things to me I never said,” Stone wrote, without citing any examples.
Stone moved quickly after Trump’s defeat to help mobilize the protest movement that drew thousands to the nation’s capital on Jan. 6, 2021, The Post found. He privately strategized with former national security adviser Michael Flynn and rally organizer Ali Alexander, who visited Stone’s home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in late November 2020 for a dinner where Stone served pasta and martinis.
A few hours before the Jan. 6 attack, the video shows, a member of the far-right Oath Keepers group — who has since pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy — was in Stone’s suite at the Willard. Other rooms in the same hotel were used as a “command center” by Trump’s personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani and other advisers involved in the fractious battle to overturn the election. Stone was not part of their effort, the footage indicates, and he said he feared that top organizers were trying to exclude him from the rally.
Stone used an encrypted messaging app later in January to communicate with Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, who is also charged with seditious conspiracy, and Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, the footage shows. Prosecutors have said that Rhodes erased some messages from his phone before it was taken by the FBI.
A federal judge considering lawsuits filed against Trump by Democrats and Capitol Police officers over the Jan. 6 riot said in an order in February that Stone’s connection to Trump, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers may prove to be “an important one.”
Stone did not permit the filmmakers to record him for a 90-minute period covering the height of the violence on Jan. 6. A Stone aide blocked a cameraman from entering his hotel suite, claiming that Stone was napping, the cameraman said. When he eventually got inside, Stone was speaking on his phone.
After he left Washington, Stone lobbied for Trump to enact the “Stone Plan” — a blanket presidential pardon to shield himself, Trump’s allies in Congress and “the America First movement” from prosecution for trying to overturn the election, according to the footage and additional documents reviewed by The Post.
But the plan, along with a bid by Stone to win pardons for other Trump backers including convicted mobsters, was ultimately thwarted by White House counsel Pat Cipollone, Stone said in several conversations that were filmed.
“Clearly, Cipollone f---ed everybody,” Stone told Steven Brown, a friend then in federal prison in Oregon for a fraud conviction, during a call on Jan. 19, 2021. Cipollone was aware of Stone’s requests for pardons and opposed them, according to a person familiar with the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss confidential matters.
“See you in prison,” Stone wrote that evening in a message to another Trump associate.
In an Inauguration Day call with a friend, Stone directed his rage at the man who had confided in him and consulted with him for decades, denouncing Trump as “a disgrace” and expressing support for him to be impeached. “He betrayed everybody,” Stone said.
More with video clips-> https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/interactive/2022/roger-stone-documentary-capitol-riot-trump-election/
If you hit a paywall -> https://news.datumlist.com/world/usa/the-roger-stone-tapes/
Album in Free Download here https://archive.org/details/pirate_tapes_a_live_au_sanctuaire The Necrophile Hummingbird presents "A Live Au Sanctuaire" by PIRATE Tapes. Last of 2 concerts recorded before and after the first lockdown. A way to show how the spontaneous music that we call "improvisation" is slightly closer of Karlheinz Stockhausen's intuitive music than of the jazz improvisation. Indeed it's mostly a live session as we use to do when we record one of our album before split it in several parts and title them as tracks... but with public.
Merely nothing prepared, we plug and play that's all : total improvisation.
We performed this live front of an audience of people with disabilities not use to experimental music, so we glide from very chill ambient to our unusual postpunkraut..
Free Download in Wav & Flac on the bandcamp https://zonefusion.bandcamp.com/album/a-live-au-sanctuaire
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