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1998
8/21/98
Sweetwater,Texas
4:38
She Comes 'Round
5:34
Warm Fuzzy Feeling
2:22
Damaged Goods
3:05
Nowhere Road
4:24
Out of my head
2:48
The way
4:34
Like Wow-Wipeout (Hoodoo Gurus cover)
3:43
Emily
2:18
Fire Escape
4:50
Human Torch
5:36
Which Way to the Top
6:04
Thunderbird (ZZ Top)
2:29
Are You Ready for the Fallout
3:34
G.O.D. (Good Old Days)
3:03
Sooner or Later
4:11
Slow Drag
3:34
Connection (Rolling Stones)
2:50
FIN
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Sources
Taper: sargeslaughter
1:09:37
Taper:
sargeslaughter
Transferrer:
sargeslaughter
SHNID:
fastball1998-08-21.flac16
Source:
Soundboard > Audio Webcast 300k stream
Lineage:
Audio Webcast 300k stream > Turtle beach Santa Cruz sound card > CD wav > wav > Burn to CD > wav > flac Frontend > flac
Taper Notes:
View NotesTony Scalzo - Vocals, bass Miles Zuniga - Vocals, guitar Joey Shuffield - Drums Andy Blunda - Keyboards, vocals "Fastball" Live at the House of Blues New Orleans Louisiana Aug 21, 1998 This show was posted on the House of Blues website back when they actually were innovators on the internet and streamed a boatload of audio and video concerts. Yes it was very cool. As soon as everyone was jumping on the broadband wagon, they decided to make the site ugly and uninteresting with no content. Unfortunately the software that was available in 1999 for directly downloading audio and video streams was nearly non-existent. This show was recorded from the website at a 300k stream with "Cdwav" sniffing the soundcard realtime, directly as it streamed. There are a some anomalies in a few of the tracks, notably in the song Emily where the stream glitches for a brief second. The tracks were separated in Cdwav and burned to CD Sometime in the summer of 1999. I found the cd recently, still in good condition and encoded the files for your enjoyment. Amazingly, it sounds very good! -sargeslaughter