Ominous Seapods
Styleen's Rhythm Palace
Syracuse, NY
11/12/99

Recording: SBD -> ? -> Cassette 
Transfer:  Cassette-> Nak DR-3 -> Audigy Sound Blaster -> 
           Red Roaster 27 v.5.57 (all edits) -> CD -> iTunes (.wav) -> 
           Audacity (retrack) -> FLAC  

Recorded by ?
Transferred by Vin Isaia 

Set I [45:37]

1.   ...Good to be Alive
2.   Tornado Rain->>
3    Come On Baby, Let's Go Downtown->   (Neil Young)
4.   Out of Myself
5.   `did you shit yourself'
6.   Rock n Roll is So Damn Cool->
7.   Lighthouse
8.   Too Much Fire on the Brain
9.   `let's hear it for fz'
10.  Waiting for the Bomb to Drop->
11.  the Super Man Curse
12.  5:15                                (Pete Townsend)

Set II [90:36]

1.   `born again'
2.   Money to Burn
3.   Old GP->
4.   Sad, Sad Corner
5.   ->> Reserved for Passengers En Route*
6.   ->> For Now...*
7.   `disappointed'
8.   Hey Donny Osmond
9.   Come Back Again
10.  Michael Murphy III
11.  Rock & Roll                         (Lou Reed)
12.  Bong Hits and Porn->
13.  Jump for Joy                        (John Carter and Tim Gilbert)
14.  e:       I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon
15.           Unmarked Trunk
16.           Blister in the Sun         (Gordon Gano)

* - audio issue (see Notes below) 
 
Brian Mangini - keyboards
Ted Marotta - drums
Dana Monteith - guitar
Tom Pirozzi - bass
Todd Pasternack - guitar

Marty Racine - FOH

Notes:
`Song1 ->> Song2' is shorthand for `Song1 -> Jam -> Song2' when 
Song1 ends properly and Song2 begins properly (referred to as 
`segue jam').

With about 2 min left in En Route, an audio issue from the CD 
appears. It shifts from just noticeable to as prominent as the
music as the jam ends, and so as they sing, the song fades out.
The segue jam has the issue very prominently, so when For Now
starts the song is faded out. One sentence of banter is also 
missing.   

Super thank you to Todd, Dana, Brian, Tom and Ted for allowing
this show to be recorded, and super thank you to Marty for his
work and hospitality.

Please support artists and establishments who allow themselves 
to be recorded.