Shellac: Crow - Oakland, 10/22/11

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A song from their 1994 album At Action Park, performed live at The New Parish in Oakland CA on October 22, 2011

Steve Albini - electric guitar, vocals
Todd Trainer - drums
Bob Weston - electric bass, vocals

Those things on top of Steve's and Bob's speaker cabinets are custom amp cases.

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Was at this show and was lucky enough to meet Steve after. RIP legend

jeffreyweinberg

Always come back to this video, had never seen a guitarist torture their instrument like that before. Fucking incendiary stuff. RIP Steve.

ndarcy

God, Steve...I'm in shock. You are already SO missed 😢

maggiehenehan

Jesus that guitar tone is unreal. Like a fuckin' buzzsaw

mason

Why??? Why did Steve have to leave us so soon!!!! I will never forget Shellac! Rest in Power Steve

the_muddy_waters

They're great.👍 I loved Big Black as a teenager. So when Shellac first came around I was an instant fan. I loved Rapeman too. I hope to record with them someday.

jjnorton

That just blew my head off and I’m 66.

kenjones

A name I grew to see among lots of albums/bands that were great. RIP

stiflingmystrife

When the bass goes out of phase with the guitar and drums starting near 4:23--that's wild sounding.

christopherhoward

Saw you boys 6 times, all in SF. THANKS for always bringing IT. Bob Weston & Todd Trainor...so very sorry for your loss.
RIP Steve, and love to all your loved ones

jeffriley

4:22 twas Steve that messed up. He should have gone into the next riff here but added another bar. Bob keeps going and is one bar ahead.

Jack_nnn_

RIP Albini- I love it when he wields the guitar as a theremin, then puts it back around his waist! I saw Shellac back in 2010 or so one of the best and most fun shows I've seen. The Q/A joke portion was a real bonus

andrewburgess

Damn, I was at this show. Thanks for posting! Sad week.

davidhall

AAAHHHH!!!! I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE!!!!

shrudd

I was hoping to see a Shellac show at some point. I guess it will never happen. I still have my early memories of all those cassette recordings of all Steve's other accomplishments. RIP Steve Albini. You were the sample age of my paternal grandfather when he died of the same disease at the same age, but luckily you went out look a lot younger than he did.

MegaHappy