The Blind Shake explode live at The Observatory in Chicago, IL as part of the PRFBBQ2011. For more info on the band, please visit https://theblindshake.com/ and purchase everything they have ever recorded, you will not be disappointed.
The Infrasonics perform live at The Observatory in Chicago, IL as part of the PRFBBQ2011. With an absent Matt Engstrom, Steve and I ordered a couple of cheap Russian laborers from a catalog, and forced them to learn every song from the PRF Songwriting Challenge. Vladimir and Igor, who were formerly Soviet Officers for the Russian Navy on a 941 Akula Typhoon Class submarine in Lake Chany near Novoyablonovka, Novosibirskaya oblast, Russian Federation, took quickly to these, the songs of the PRF. They were fed porridge and mp3’s and were only allowed to leave the studio to go to the туалет and the хомяк магазине. They did well and are now currently back home melting down old aluminum submarine parts to make instruments from.
In this set are awesome songs by 2207, Max Benson and PEPPER! For more info on the band, and to go where the music sounds nothing like this, please visit https://theinfrasonics.bandcamp.com/.
Here are the most popular videos for 2011, based on views in 2011. There are some obvious videos that I noticed that were shared amongst friends, some that got embedded in blogs and venues websites, and some that surprised even me! I hope you enjoy.
The Cell Phones – HomoErotic – Live at Caffeinated Recordings – [Whole Set]
Faiz Zeppelin – Heartbreaker – Live at Schubas – [Whole Set]
Minutes – I was 19, You were 20 – PRF BBQ Auktoberfest 2010 – [Whole Set]
Bear Claw – Back Breaker – Refuse This Gift Record Release Show – [Whole Set]
Bully Pulpit performs live on Thursday August 18th, 2011 at Beat Kitchen in Chicago, Illinois filmed by myself and noise&light. For more info on the band, please visit https://bullypulpit.bandcamp.com/.
Bear Claw caught performing live at Quenchers Saloon in Chicago, IL on June 10th, 2010 as part of the PRFBBQ2010. Thanks to thenithin21 for capturing this moment in time, though I recommend turning your speakers down before you hit play.