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High Voltage Radio
Family Values Tour
Arco Arena
Sacramento CA
November 20, 1999
FM Broadcast
No Cover Art
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
High Voltage Radio
Family Values Tour
Arco Arena
Sacramento CA
November 20, 1999
FM Broadcast
No Cover Art
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
FM Broadcast > Cassette Tape > CDR > EAC > GoldWave v.5.04 > TLH > Flac Level8
01 Intro
02 Break Stuff
03 9 Teen 90 Nine
04 Show Me What You Got
05 Just Like This
06 Stuck
07 Don't Go Off Wandering
08 Counterfeit
09 Interlude
10 No Sex
11 Jump Around
12 Faith
13 Re-Arranged
14 I Would For You
15 Nookie
16 Outro
Fred Durst vocals
Wes Borland guitars
John Otto drums
Sam Rivers bass
DJ Lethal turntables
02 Break Stuff
03 9 Teen 90 Nine
04 Show Me What You Got
05 Just Like This
06 Stuck
07 Don't Go Off Wandering
08 Counterfeit
09 Interlude
10 No Sex
11 Jump Around
12 Faith
13 Re-Arranged
14 I Would For You
15 Nookie
16 Outro
Fred Durst vocals
Wes Borland guitars
John Otto drums
Sam Rivers bass
DJ Lethal turntables
justdave notes:
My receiver is a Sony ST-JX661 Quartz Lock Digital Synthesizer AM/FM Stereo Tuner, run thru a Sony TA-AV561 AV Control Integrated Amplifier. The recording was made on a Sony TC-WR661 Cassette Deck to a TDK D90 Type1 cassette. Playback was on said system and recorded to a Maxell CD-R Music-Pro using a Sony RCD-W500C Compact Disc Recorder, using the Super Bit Mapping function. The resulting CDR was ripped using Exact Audio Copy (secured). Track edits and fades where needed were made with Goldwave v.5.04. The waves were encoded to flac level 8 using Traders Little Helper aligning all sector boundaries.
I removed all the commercials and voice overs, except for the intro and outro voice overs and the one between tracks 9 & 10 which set the visual scene of Durst getting girls from the audience to dance on stage. The High Voltage Host says that the recording was made at the Arco Arena in Sacramento California during the Family Values Tour, and Durst mentions Sac quite often. The date of November 20, 1999 was found on the net. Every time Durst swears it sound like a DJ scratching a record, worth mentioning but not annoying enough to take away from the enjoyment of the music.
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I'll try to have the links fixed for you by the weekend.
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Got it, thanks Dave for the quality and the time put in maintaining this site
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Glad you got it my friend, hope you enjoy it!
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