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    Heaven's Metal #49
    Heaven's Metal #49/Jeff Scheetz

    Jeff Scheetz

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Heaven's Metal #49September/October 1994
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    This footage is very cool and shows Jeff rippin' through some of his best songs with his band providing awesome backup. You get a great picture (the lighting isn't great, but adequate) with a great soundtrack. Some of the in-between cuts backstage, etc. are a bit cheese-ridden, but funny non-the-less.

    Although not major network quality footage (shot with two cameras), it's right up close and uninterrupted (This means it's tons better than your home movies from Cornerstone!). It's about like what you'd see on a public access program.

    The killer melodic piece "Lone Wolf" is here, sounding almost as good live as it did on Woodpecker Stomp. In addition to all the jammin' and personal in-betweens, there's some guitar schoolin' from Jeff. This is a good, full hour in front of the tv that's worth it!

    More from Jeff Scheetz

    Jeff Scheetz — Dig!Jeff Scheetz — Woodpecker Stomp

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