Most of the videos below were originally recorded on VHS or S-VHS
These are true stories
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Happy Birthday Bob (1:32)
This was produced (100% CGI) at HD720, displayed here at HD360
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Robert Vader in Chicago Hilton lounge Halloween 1991 (2:43)
Ending has a hint of Star Trek opening fanfare.
Displayed here at 320x240. Beat Kitchen audio added.
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Falling In Love (3:43) CLICK/TAP HERE to stream/download at 640x480 |
The Flugel Gourmet (6:15) CLICK/TAP HERE to stream/download at 640x480 |
"Falling In Love" live at Beat Kitchen (3:31)
The VHS video I played on the monitors had click-track audio
sent to drummer's headset to coordinate timing.
Vocals: Lori Ellsworth Maier
Beat Kitchen Camera Operator: Rick Frigo
Getting preliminary footage for "Falling In Love".
Initially, under consideration for love objects were sheep, cows, and goats.
We eventually decided not to use random video of animals or strange women,
so we finally made scripted video with Sharlene Arrigo & Sandy Caulfield.
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The Flugel Gourmet live at Beat Kitchen (8:44)
Beat Kitchen Camera Operator: Rick Frigo
The Making Of "The Flugel Gourmet" (6:51)
Directed by Brian Brazda on his back patio
A Day At MSI Federation Science Exhibit with Bob & Friends (20:26)
Brian wearing a Starfleet uniform, Bob wearing something similar in "command" red
Afterwards, a scene with a broken belt and Stan & Bob's Car Clinic on Irving Park Road
Bob On WGN News briefly at 0:46 and 1:00 (3:54)
This was originally recorded on VHS, converted to DVD later.
Scott Faucett's Wedding Reception (18:29)
Edited out most non-Bobby/Mark stuff
Music: Bob Sutter & Rich Daniels Vocals: Mark Madsen
Bob playing 'Chariots Of Fire' with Star Trek intro (produced 1988)
If you weren't there, this get boring after 3 mins
running on an IBM PC-AT equipped with an AT&T VDA board.
PC video combined with live video using a Panasonic WJ-MX10 mixer.
Most of the above videos originally recorded on VHS or S-VHS
Video production by Transgalaxy Productions