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Universal Order of Armageddon: Visible Distance
804 4th St.
Lincoln, NE
9/18/94
TSOI generally isn’t very needy, but we’re looking for some help here. We’re trying to track down the original taper of this UOA show. If you know anyone from the Nebraska scene who might have an idea of who shot this, drop us an e-mail or mention it in the comments. Thanks a bunch! The clip is awesome BTW…
Download: Universal Order of Armageddon: Visible Distance (Live Video)
Holy shit. Great find, you guys. This reminds me of so many shows I went to years ago. I only wish I had actually been at this one.
ooh, a lot better quality than on YouTube, thanks once again!
90 seconds of some of the best music out there. Glad you guys dug it!
by the way, this whole set can be found here now too: http://vimeo.com/user5660954
it is badly edited though (or maybe it’s just an error and will get fixed soon if not already), at some point another video kicks in (of Cap’n Jazz in the middle of their song), but it does so only during Visible Distance, luckily.
It’s fixed.
Interesting, though I have the whole DVD, I didn’t make it originally, so I can’t attest to the quality. But I think the one I have is a bit better than that encode. The guy who uploaded it has some great videos I’ve never seen before though. Thanks for the link!
This is great, I wish it could be reposted though (if the original is ALL okay) because the last song is a great unreleased song that has another band cut into it twice. Infact, this is the only recording to get those unreleased songs. The other 3 unreleased songs are okay but not the last song.