Starsky & Hutch Historical Vids

Starsky & Hutch Historical Vids is a songtape collection compiled and researched by Flamingo. It was shown at ZebraCon 2001, Connexions the next year, and probably SHareCon in 2002.
==Also See==
* Starsky & Hutch Vidding Booklets by Flamingo
* List of Starsky & Hutch Early Songvids
* Starsky & Hutch Recent Vids
==Some History==
From the accompanying booklet: 
==2014 Comments from Its Creator==
Flamingo wrote: 
==The Songtape Contents==
* No.1 Bloopers from Kendra Hunter's tape (0:00)
* No.2 "Somebody's Knockin'" (Terry Gibb) vidder is Jean C. "Excellent one scene vid. The original vid was blurred. I redid it with fresh tape over [J's] music. Early "ain't he gorgeous" vid for Starsky." (0:5)
* No.3 The Rose (Bette Midler) vidder is Kendra Hunter "This is the best of the one-scene vids -- the song became a fan anthem and is still sung at the end of every ZebraCon. Even though it is only one scene played over a song, there is still timing involved." (0:6)
* No.4 "I'm So Excited" (Gloria Gaynor) vidder is Pam Perry "multiple cuts in spite of jagged edges -- the quintessential "god ain't they both gorgeous" dance vid. Great start to any S&H party!" (0:10)
* No.5 "Old Habits Die Hard" (Air Supply) vidder is [ Karen B ] from her tape "good use of repetitive clips, good timing. Air Supply was a favorite music artist of early vidders." (0:15)
* No.6 "Another One Bites the Dust" (Queen) from the [ Karen B ] tape. "Good example of the difficulty of multiple cuts" (0:18)
* No.7 "How Am I supposed to Live Without You" (Whitney Houston?) from the [ Karen B ] tape. "Possibly the first altered reality vid -- very early story vid -- early use of black fade -- at the time it was shocking to suggest that things might not work out for the guys (probably the smallest percentage of sad vids exist in SH)" (0:21)
* No.8 "Making Love Out of Nothing At All" (Air Supply) from the [ Karen B ] tape. "more like a modern vid, making a story." (0:26)
* No.9 "The Boy Can't Help It (Bonnie Raitt) "CREDITS from Kendra's tape -- documents the creation of first vids." (0:31)
* No.9 [Jean C.] Credits "Originally run over a segment of Judy Garland's "You Made Me Love You," acknowledges Kendra, et. al. as creators of song vids."
* No.9 Texas tape credits "Originally run over the "Good Bad Ugly Theme," acknowledges Kendra, et. al. as creators of song vids."
* No.10 "Desperado" (Judy Collins) "Multiple, ragged cuts caused by wobbly sound track -- from either the Texas tape or [Jean C.] -- Both on the same source tape." (0:35)
* No.11 "The Boy from NY City" "Another 'ain't he gorgeous' vid for Starsky. Either [Jean C.] or Texas tape." (0:38)
* No.12 "Wouldn't It Be Nice" (Beach Boys) vidder is April Valentine "vids getting more sophisticated ~ clips were longer than we're used to today but very well put together. Editing VCRs were available, but not all vidders had them. Cuts are cleaner." (0:40)
* No.13 "Just As I Am" (Air Supply) vidder is April Valentine "Air Supply was a very significant musical group to early SH fans and many vids were made to their music. This song is an excellent example of why." (0:43)
* No.14 "People Will Say We're In Love" - from the musical Oklahoma - Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones vidder is April Valentine "best example of use of show tune and a wonderful humor vid." (0:47)
* No.15 "Penis For a Brain" (Romonovsky & Phillips) vidder is Megan Kent "finally slash fans had gay music for slash vids! R&P are a gay duo with many albums slash fans were happy to use for vidding" (0:51)
* No.16 "Always the Same" (Phil Collins) vidder is Megan Kent "her vids are considered some of the best SH vids even today. The vids speak for themselves." (0:55)
* No.17 "You're My Home" (Billy Joel) vidder is Megan Kent (1:00)
* No.18 "Leaving on a Journey" (Romanovsky & Phillips) vidder is Megan Kent (1:06)
* No.19 "Trouble in Paradise" (Romanovsky & Phillips) vidder is Megan Kent (1:09)
* No.20 "Secure Yourself to Heaven" (Indigo Girls) vidder is Megan Kent "Considered by many to be one of the best of all SH vids — excellent use of black screen, and incorporates a frame-by-frame slowdown (not just an advance) of a scene. Most vcrs can no longer do this effect in this way." (1:09)
* No.21 "I'll Be There for You" LoriG "Like [Megan Kent], Lori is considered one of the best of SH vidders. Her vids are more modern and are good examples of newer vids. These are all strong relationship vids, and why else do we watch SH?" (1:13)
* No.22 "We Can Last Forever" vidder is LoriG (1:16)
* No.23 "Oh, How the Years Go By" vidder is LoriG (1:19)
* No.24 "Because You Loved Me" (Celine Dion) vidder is LoriG "Vids not only give you a different view ofa show, they can change your taste in music. People who don't care for this artist often develop new appreciation for the song after seeing this vid. Lori changes POVs so that both Starsky & Hutch get to express their feelings which obviously are mutual." (1:24)
* No.25 "You're a Friend of Mine" vidder is LoriG (1:29)
* No.26 "By Heart" vidder is LoriG (1:33)
* No.27 "Night and Day" vidder is LoriG (1:37)
* No.28 "Holding Out for a Hero" (Kim Carnes) vidder is LoriG "This is the second version of this vid done in this fandom. The first is a very early vid on the [ Karen B ] tape which incorporated umpteenth generation Pros footage. This song is a fandom anthem. However, Lori's vid makes good use of the song's strong impression and her timing is excellent. Lori starts with dialog from the show -- an SH tradition in vidding. I think it is the best "Hero" vid." (1:46)
* No.29 "I Remember LA" (Celine Dion) by vidder Tolbran. "Use of a different show to create a different reality -- one of the few sad SH vids. The other who was UNSUB, starring David Soul, which only aired 8 eps. The show was about serial killers and the people who hunted them, but networks thought it was too dark a subject matter. It was ahead of its time." (1:46)
* No.30 "Vatican Rag" (Tom Lehrer) vidder is Mary Van Deusen (1:51)
* No.31 "Losing My Religion" (REM) vidder is Kandy Fong "Excellent Hutch vid" (1:53)
* No.32 "Opportunities" vidder is Beth Cambre "Beth has over 5 hours of S&H vids available to fans. You can obtain her vids by [email redacted] (1:57)
* No.33 "Smut" (Tom Lehrer) vidder is Mary Van Deusen "Early mixed media vid... that defines slash fandom in a wonderfully funny way! Uses footage of fans." (1:59)
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2001 Vids