Let’s be honest. Video has come a long way. If these were done on your phone yesterday, man, they’d be awesome. There weren’t many cell phones back then. Sure, there were some shit digital videos. These vids reflect the tech of the time. Mostly Hi8. When they were digitized they turned black and white. Maybe the camera was fucked up. Regardless, here's what we have for you to watch. Click or tap them and they’re full screen.
Created in 2003 by Michael Tension from Hi8 footage (2002) of us in the studio recording 15 Smiles To The Gal. We learned from making this that Island Pacific Sound is very dark.
Jai Joans made this video back in 2003 from Hi8 footage of us on a radio promotional tour for the Plastic & Pills radio single (2003). Jai booked the tour as well.
Created in 2003 by Michael Tension. This video is from the last show opening for the Salads (2003) for the Jägermeister Live Rock Shooter Tour in Saskatoon, SK. Shot on a digital camera. Hi8 footage of us on a radio promotional tour for Plastic & Pills (2003) is also used.
Building Rafts Out Of Burnt Bridges, released by Supreme Echo, is a collection of 12 Jeffery Sez songs ranging from 1998–2004.
It includes tracks from Don’t Stand By Dick (1999), 15 Smiles to the Gal (2002–2003) + three unreleased tracks (2003–2004).
Only watch this video if you have some time. It’s 2:20 long. We know that you really have to be curious or interested to spend that kind of time. We won’t take it personally if you pass on this one.
Tincs live near Stettler Alberta at the Alberta’s Own Festival, June 28, 2003. At this festival we played with tons of great Albertan bands and a few outsiders. We also met the Headstones & Carson Cole.
Writing Lines live at the legendary Sidetrack Cafe, Edmonton Alberta in 2002. We opened for two other metal bands as I remember. The Sidetrack was an awesome venue.
Livingroom live at Cactus Jacks, Kamloops BC in 2002. A country bar. Not sure why we were there. Regardless, it was fun.
Postcard live at Vertigo in Victoria BC, 1999. Man were we young then. And we dressed like crap.
Cold Gin live at Legends (once was The Forge) on February 3rd in Victoria BC, 2000. This is the only time we played this song live. Or any Kiss song actually.
