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todd caplener (camera)metal moments from early 80's high school talent show (1983)

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1983. High school. Remember it? Now you can go back at your leisure and experience the rawness of a punk band trying to incite, riffin metal licks from kids, and kooky adolescent hijinks.

This movie is part of the collection: Open Source Movies

Director: todd caplener (camera)
Producer: scott caplener
Production Company: 7years
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Live Oak High School; Gong Show; 1983; early 80's high school rock
Contact Information: scott caplener

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Movie Files	Ogg Video	Windows Media	512Kb MPEG4
Rad playing 'The Green Manalishi'	20 MB	28 MB	21 MB
Dan White and the Insanities 'The Beginners'	23 MB	32 MB	24 MB
Carl and Bob do 'Purple Haze'	8.72 MB	13 MB	9.83 MB

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Todd Caplener -- DP (a tenth grader)

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Rad playing 'The Green Manalishi'
Rad is John Hague, Carl Sachtleben, and ???? (help me out on drums)

Dan White and the Insanities 'The Beginners' (a punk band)
Dan White is Wally Budz, and the Insanities are Kurt Ikerd, Sean Adams, Joe Burcese, and Scott Caplener. Our of our 'tricks' was not knowing the instruments we were on.

Carl and Bob
Carl Sachtleben and Bobby Evans