Not a rental
This classic is from the highly collectible and legendary "TARGET VIDEO" label
The NTSC VHS cassette has been stored in its original hard shell case. Some shelf wear on the case and discoloration of the face label from age. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS The tape itself is in like new condition as I am the original owner and this has not played often. The VHS magnetic tape has been tested recently on a nice Panasonic AG series deck.. Playback is excellent. Please see images for any wear and imperfections on the cartridge and case.
ABOUT DIAMANDA GALÁS
Diamanda Galás is a highly influential and avant-garde American musician, vocalist, and composer. She was born on August 29, 1955, in San Diego, California. Galás is best known for her unique and powerful vocal style, which often incorporates elements of opera, blues, jazz, and various experimental techniques. Her work is characterized by its intensity, emotional depth, and exploration of dark and controversial themes.
ABOUT TARGET VIDEO
Target Video was a pioneering San Francisco-based video production company that played a significant role in documenting and promoting the punk and underground music scenes of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Founded by Joe Rees and Jackie Sharp in 1977, Target Video became known for its raw and unfiltered recordings of live performances, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage of punk rock bands and other alternative music acts.
Some of the iconic bands and artists captured by Target Video include the Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Flipper, The Cramps, and many others from the punk and post-punk movements. These recordings provided a valuable historical record of the DIY ethos and subversive energy of the punk scene during that era.
Target Video's work helped preserve the visual history of the punk and underground music scenes and contributed to the broader cultural understanding of these subcultures. The company's archives remain an important resource for researchers, historians, and fans interested in the history of punk rock and alternative music.