stephaniesid packed the Grey Eagle stage with singers, horn players, vibraphones, keys and even a banjo. It was an all-ages show, and all ages attended: from teenagers to scenesters to older folks, the room was full of energy.
Stephaniesid live at the Grey Eagle in Asheville, NC from Jesse Hamm on Vimeo.
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4 thoughts on “stephaniesid at the Grey Eagle”
Why is 90% of the video not synced up with the vocals?
Whoa dude, never, ever question pop music. You’ll never get a straight answer. Just some advice from one who’s tried to make sense of it and been called every hater name in the pop music playbook. Stick with Justin B. That’s good pop music and no questions asked.
LOL. Uhh..I wasn’t questioning pop music. I like Stephanie’s Id although I don’t think they fit into the definition of pop music. They are one of my favorite local bands.
The video only seems to be synced with the music in certain spots. This is the issue I was addressing.
The video is just highlights of the show. It’s not meant to be presented as an individual song synced together. In hindsight, I should not have allowed any of it to remain synced. Thanks for the insight!!