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Braid's Killing A Camera to be released on DVD

Contributed by an Anonymous Source. Posted by scott on Tuesday, December 9, 2003 at 11:21 PM (EST)

"Bifocal Media will be coming out with a new version of Braid's video "Killing A Camera" which is now only available on VHS. KAC DVD will feature another 30-60 minutes of new interviews, songs that never made it on the original VHS version, and Extra non playing stuff that didn't make it into the VHS version of the flick. Expect this to be ready to go by summer and have a look/listen to other stuff we're doing in the meantime."

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maverick (scott) (December 9, 2003)

One word - awesome. A few more words - I'm *in* this video, that's how awesome I am! -Scott

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Someone (December 9, 2003)

fucking amazing , i can't wait. are there live performances on this?

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

its the final braid show...right scott?

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maverick (scott) (December 10, 2003)

It's a compliation of the last five shows, two of which I was at. -Scott

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Someone (December 9, 2003)

Not to be all punk rock or something, but the new Hey Mercedes blows! Its so freaking generic and predicatable than Evernight Fireworks ever was. If it wasn't for Bob Nanna's voice, you couldn't even tell its Hey Mercedes anymore. I urge people who haven't heard Braid before (the 2 of you) go out and get their stuff. Most fans agree that their best material is on the Movie Music volumes since their best work was not on their albums. Frames And Canvas rules though...

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Someone (December 9, 2003)

everyone check out Carousel and Sold, the worlds best Braid fan site at www.angelfire.com/indie/braid

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

i love both albums, but everynight fireworks is far superior

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

hey I got an idea. if it blows, then don't listen to it. why not let others make a decision for themselfs. this is why I hate the internet. why am I even here.

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

hey, i've got an idea, if you don't like their comment...don't read it. this is why i hate people. Hey Mercedes fucking blow (coming from someone who followed braid from way back, i love the guys, hate the music)

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

i'm not saying you necessarily fall into this camp, but my number one pet peeve about braid fans is that most of them hate hey mercedes because it's not braid. to those fans like this, i say grow up and realise they didnt form hey mercedes to be "braid part two."

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casket (December 11, 2003)

I'm an old Braid fan, and I like Hey Mercedes. I think their new one is better than ENFW, less pop-punk, more rock.

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Someone (December 11, 2003)

i totally realized they formed an entirely different band. i however, am not interested in the new band, unfortunately. and trust me, i gave them more than a fair listen, and i bought their ep and full length even they i didn't like them, thinking maybe they'd grow on me. i really WANTED to like them. but it doesn't have that "edge" sorry.

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Someone (December 11, 2003)

yea dude...love that still living in 1997 "edge" - not

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Someone (December 10, 2003)

I think Frankie Welfare Boy is awesome, I really like 57 Broken Wings. Some of my most fav. songs come from Age of Octeen. The 7 inch with Strawberry Ann was really good too. I saw them at 403 Chaos in Tampa in 98 and they were really good live.

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Icapped2pac (December 10, 2003)

This fucking rules. I was at their last Metro show, and due to my ignorance, I had never heard more than a couple songs by them before that. After missing half of Alk3's set (who I went to see) and sitting thru Sarge, I didn't have much hope that it would turn out to be a good show. But Braid came out and rocked my ass to Russia. I felt like a giant ass for not having checked them out sooner. In my opinion, Age of Octeen is absolutely unlistenable, Frame and Canvas is sweet, and Movie Music is hit and miss.

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maverick (scott) (December 10, 2003)

Sarge sucked sooooooo bad, didn't they? I felt bad for the Trio, too - the Metro's sound guy really fucked them over, all you could hear was bass and bass drum. I brought this super hot girl who I was into at the time to the show the night before, and it was her first time ever hearing Braid, as well. She *loved* them. Too bad after that night I virtually never saw her again, since she quit her job [the same place where I worked]. I've since heard that the girl got knocked up like twice. I love Braid. -Scott