VHS: Millencolin and the Hi-8 Adventures

Released: 1999
Label: Burning Heart
Recorded: 1995-1998
Length: 74:00
Producer: Millencolin
Cat#: BHRCOUCHP-002
Lyrics

Live performances:

01	Leona	October 1995	Turku, Finland
02	Mr. Clean	March 1996	Tokyo, Japan
03	Dance Craze	October 1996	Albuquerque, New Mexico
04	Olympic	July 1997	Los Angeles, California and Montreal, Quebec, Canada
05	Twenty Two	April 1998	Bordeaux, France
06	Killercrush	April 1998	Bordeaux, France
07	Bullion	October 1997	Sydney, Australia
08	Monkey Boogie	April 1998	Amsterdam, Netherlands and Strasbourg, France
09	Random I Am	August 1998	Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, and Porto Alegre, Brazil
10	Airhead	January 1998	San Diego, California

Information:

“Millencolin and the Hi-8 Adventures” was released in 1999 in VHS format by Burning Heart Records. The 74-minute home video was created by guitarist Erik Ohlsson during the course of the band’s international tours. It includes footage of the band on tour, both performing and on their spare time skateboarding, bowling and a bunch of other stuff..

It also includes a history of the band told by the members covering their career from 1992 to 1995, a number of live performances, and the music videos for the singles “Da Strike”, “The Story of My Life”, “Move Your Car”, and “Lozin’ Must”.

It also includes a sometimes pretty awkward FAQ section.

The song “The Tame” is taken from the Melack demo tape and appears as the 20th song played in the video.

A soundtrack album to the film was also released in a limited run of 3,000 copies: 1,000 in Europe, 1,000 in the United States, and 1,000 in Australia.

It was later re-released in DVD format in 2003. The DVD added the music video for “Kemp” as well as a trailer for an upcoming sequel to the film.

Soundtrack album:

The soundtrack to the film was released as an EP in limited quantities. Burning Heart Records produced 1,000 copies for the European market, while Epitaph Records released 1,000 copies in the United States and Shock Records released another 1,000 in Australia. The soundtrack includes the extended version of “Buzzer” which appeared in the film, as well as audio tracks of several of the film’s live performances.