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|title=VG14: Live
|image=Vg14-pal-vhs.jpg
|country=[[:Category:USA|USA]]
|releasedate=[[:Category:2000|2000]]
|director=[[David Allan Paine]]
|runtime=49m
|mediatype=[[:Category:VHS|VHS]]
|mediaformat=[[:Category:NTSC|NTSC]]
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'''Live''' is the fourteenth installment in the [[Videogroove Video Magazine]] series. It was directed by Dave Paine and mostly features live audio recordings.

== Cover text ==
A totally freestyle issue. VG14 "Live" is exactly what it says. VG has compiled live audio tracks from many different artists, big and small. There are actual live shows filmed by VG staff filmers. You'll see plenty of Cali skating, and a feature on our poster child [[Louie Zamora]]. Bear witness to the new line up of all-star VG staff cameraskaters. You can not review something that is happening live. Freedom to roll. Thank you for your support. dap

== Sections ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Title
! Music artist
! Track name
|-
| Opener
| DJ Storm
| underground
|-
| Forward
| The Fugees
| Fu-gee-la (Live at Tibetan Freedom Concert, New York)
|-
| 
| ''Unkown Artist''
| ''Unknown Track''
|-
| Chicago
| ''Unknown Artist''
| Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nothing To F@#k With/''Unknown Track'' (Beatbox)
|-
| rowspan=4 | Profile: [[Louie Zamora]]
| ''Unkown Artist''
| ''Unknown Track''
|-
| Ibrahim Ferrer
| Qué Bueno Baila Usted
|-
| Dan the Automator
| The Truth
|-
| Blue Boy
| Remember Me
|-
| 
| Goldfinger
| Unknown Track (Live)
|-
| 
| Mos Def (of Black Star)
| Re:Definition
|-
| 
| DJ Mel, Reel & DJ Prism
| Live scratching
|-
| Scout Report: [[Tat Nasu]] & [[Alex Miranda]]
| A Tribe Called Quest (Janet Jackson feat. Joni Mitchell & Q-Tip)
| Got Til It's Gone (Live)
|-
| 
| DJ Karl K & Joe
| Injection Session (Live)
|-
| 
| Linton Kwesi Johnson & Dennis Bovel Dub Band
| More Time
|-
| Industry Peeps: B Bell Productions
| DJ Demon, Icons & A.T.T. Crew
| Street Dwellers
|-
| 
| Black Eyed Peas
| Say Goodbye (Live)
|-
| Credits
| Linton Kwesi Johnson & Dennis Bovel Dub Band
| More Time
|-
| Outtakes & B-Roll
| 
| 
|}

== Production credits ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! Role
|-
| [[Dave Allan Paine]]
| Director, Editor, Camera
|-
| [[Drew Bachrach]]
| Guest editor, Camera
|-
| [[Brian Konoske]]
| Ads, Cover shots
|-
| [[Shane Coburn]]
| Cover design, ads
|-
| [[Dan Jensen]]
| Website, graphics
|-
| [[Austin Brown]]
| Music, Back cover photos, Super 8 camera
|-
| [[Eric Shrijn]]
| Camera, Live commentary
|-
| [[Beau Coddington]]
| Camera, Live commentary
|-
| [[Jon Elliott]]
| Live commentary
|-
| [[Tom Hyser]]
| Live commentary
|-
| [[Robert Lievanos]]
| Live commentary
|-
| [[Jared Magers]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[Robyn Collins]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[Joe Navran]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[Mike Toth]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[J. B. Snyder]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[Jon Julio]]
| Camera skater
|-
| [[Randy Spizer]]
| Camera skater
|}

== Misc ==
* © [[Videogroove Magazine]]
* Distributed by [[Video Action Sport]]
* Also available as PAL VHS
* UPC: 730475180142

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