For the 2nd set on New Year's Eve, 1999, The Disco Biscuits played along to Katsuhiro Otomo's anime masterpiece, Akira. Starting with just the setbreak DJ spinning, the band members slowly came out one by one onto stage dressed entirely in black robes. Behind them a on a projection screen, the movie played. This "Akira Jam" eventually falls into Basis For a Day to end the set.
As for syncing up the taped set to the movie itself, this is a topic under heavy debate among Biscuits fans. There are many theories as to where you should start the tape with the movie, so it might take you some experimenting to find the best sync. Here's a tip from one fan:
"When the 1988 dateline appears, the first note of the DJ spinning should start up. When they first take off in the motorcycles, the beat should get noticeably more intense. When the kid is headbutted by the big Clown leader, the drum machines should stop completely, leaving just the vocal sample. When the first child subject screams after seeing his guardian shot, a phone should ring right at the time the store sign blows up (right before the windows all smash). Hope that will help line it up."