Friday, June 15th, 2007
Break It Down Video
Check out this video from the last show featuring the K-9 Brass. Matt blows a killer solo, Steve rips some high notes while Bob plays some phat ones, and Mike wrote an awesome horn chart that has a cool “Chicago” style ending.
Thanks to Vince H. for the handheld camera work that really added some life to the club video. All in beautiful anamorphic 2:35 to 1. Try the “fullscreen” button on our new video controller.
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If you want a version for your iPod Video,
click UFD-BreakItDown-02.23.2007.mp4
Friday, October 20th, 2006
Twelfth Anniversary Concert Video
Did you miss the last UFD performance? Were you in the audience? As a big “Thank You” for twelve years of support, we’re making the entire 45 minute video of the show available for FREE from the iTunes music store. Just click this link to get the Urban Family Dog - Twelfth Anniversary Concert. If that doesn’t work for you, try the link in the right hand column, or one of the other links at the bottom of this recent newsletter page.
Don’t have iTunes? Check us out on YouTube. Watch the entire Twelfth Anniversary Concert in streaming video.
Additional instructions for Windows users without iTunes. Launch the latest version of Quicktime Player. Choose “Open URL” from the file menu and paste this in: http://mp3.urbanfamilydog.com/videos/UrbanFamilyDog-Live-09.23.2006.m4v
Thanks to Sage Johnson from AlternaTV.tv and everybody at The Gig for putting this video package together. There’s not many places you can play and get a cool video handed to you as you hit the door!
Saturday, May 27th, 2006
Bastard Child Video Clip
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We purchased a DVD from our last show at the Gig. This is a great service provided by the new owners of the Gig. It’s a pretty cool disc, except for the ridiculous graphics all over it. Being a graphic designer myself, it is really hard for me to overlook.
AlternaTV.tv went a little overboard in their branding effort. What would have been a great tool for bands - a nice edited video of a live performance - is marred by the monstrous logo bug in the corner, and the huge graphics overlayed at the beginning of each song. AlternaTV should take a lesson from VH1 or MTV to do professional, unobtrusive music video title graphics. Still, it is pretty cool. This is the first video featured on urbanfamilydog.com
Check out this clip of Bastard Child and let us know what you think.