not sure if this has ever been seeded here.  i received this in trade years ago.  unfortunately, i don't have any info on the original taper or equipment used.
it's a ok sounding audience recording (some slight phasing throughout).  if anyone has or knows of a better source floating around - please share!

???->maxell hi bias cassette->cool edit->wav->flac->you. 


pretty somber gig.  watt sounds grouchy/annoyed (as he often did at a lot of the gigs towards the end).
definitely worth checking out if you're a fIREHOSE/watt fan.


fIREHOSE
warner grand theatre (final gig)
san pedro, ca
a benefit for the angel's gate cultural center
12 february 1994

ed crawford - vocals/guitar
george hurley - drums
mike watt - bass/spiel


the red and the black
in my mind
epoxy for example
powerful hankerin'
honey, please
formal introduction
big train
the big bang theory
down with the bass
rocket sled fuel tank (stopped by watt)
herded into pools (stopped by watt)
number seven
what gets heard
song for dave alvin
brave captain
toolin'
chemical wire
hell-hole (w/ freda rentie)
revolution pt 2
flyin the flannel (intro fades in - tape change)
slack motherfucker
makin' the freeway (final thanks from watt)



"i was in fIREHOSE longer than i was in minutemen. 980 gigs, 6 records.
it was getting to be kinda cruise control. a little bit of auto-pilot. 
you learn the riffs so well... i thought it was time for more challenges."

-watt (in an interview w/ jason gross from october 1997)
