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The AUSTIN, TX 2012 Show (05.30.2012) is available online!

You can download individual tracks from the show, including the Preshow Interview with Bing and Bong, Jimmy Buffett and Michael Utley, hosted by Kirsten from RM.


20120530_austin

Austin City Limits Theatre - Austin, TX
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band
Lounging At The Lagoon
Wednesday, May 30, 2012


Image credit: @jeffersonb

Preshow Interview: Austin TX 05302012 (8:51, 12.20 MB)

01 Hot Hot Hot (4:06, 5.70 MB)
02 One Particular Harbour (7:01, 9.69 MB)
03 You'll Never Work In Dis Bidness Again (4:35, 6.35 MB)
04 Five Oclock Somewhere (5:04, 7.01 MB)
05 Growing Older But Not Up (3:55, 5.45 MB)
06 Son Of A Son Of A Sailor (5:07, 7.08 MB)
07 Come Monday (4:25, 6.12 MB)
08 Knee Deep (4:11, 5.80 MB)
09 Changes In Latitudes (4:04, 5.64 MB)
10 Swingin' Hula Girl (3:49, 5.31 MB)
11 Volcano (5:54, 8.16 MB)
12 Sea Of Heartbreak (4:30, 6.25 MB)
13 Cheeseburger In Paradise (4:25, 6.11 MB)
14 Give Henry The Receipt (5:35, 7.73 MB)
15 Piece Of Work (5:04, 7.02 MB)
16 Pencil Thin Mustache (3:33, 4.92 MB)
17 Southern Cross (5:30, 7.60 MB)
18 Mermaid In The Night (3:12, 4.45 MB)
19 Margaritaville 2012 (7:09, 9.88 MB)
20 Pirate Looks At Forty (4:25, 6.12 MB)
21 Who's The Blonde Stranger (4:05, 5.67 MB)
22 Why Don't We Get Drunk (5:37, 7.76 MB)
23 All Night Long (5:32, 7.66 MB)

First Encore
24 Jolly Mon Sing (3:41, 5.12 MB)
25 Gulf Coast Highway (6:02, 8.34 MB)

Band Intros
26 Scarlet Begonias (4:01, 5.57 MB)
27 Brown Eyed Girl (5:16, 7.29 MB)
28 Fins (4:20, 6.01 MB)

Program Details*:
Total Run Time = 2:14:21
Total File Size = 185 MB in 28 files
* Does not include preshow interviews


http://cuebas.net/buffett/20120530_austin

Seeing this setlist has me so pumped for this years tour. Thanks so much Sunlover!

Hot Hot Hot need to be worked on

Volcano5270 wrote:Hot Hot Hot need to be worked on

It got deleted...

It's back up now. Thanks for letting me know Volcano!

Thanks, SunLover!

Thanks!!!! can't wait to download and listen to it again.

Me also too! I know I always get on here and say the same thing...but SunLover, I do want you to know how much this is appreciated each and every show. I especially am happy to have this to listen to again this show.

jedivet wrote:Thanks, SunLover!

You're welcome!

conched wrote:Me also too! I know I always get on here and say the same thing...but SunLover, I do want you to know how much this is appreciated each and every show. I especially am happy to have this to listen to again this show.

This show is definitely a keeper. Great songs, great audio quality... I road tested the show earlier today and I've been streaming it tonight at w*rk. I have a feeling this is gonna be a really cool tour this year!

Sunlover: What a great way to get primed up for Houston. I think we are in for a real treat!

Question, last year you used a "higher bit rate on some shows, and they sounded awesome. Are you going to do that again this year? They were the most "listenable" shows we have.

Again, thanks for all you do!

Fins up!

Bucarader wrote:Sunlover: What a great way to get primed up for Houston. I think we are in for a real treat!

Question, last year you used a "higher bit rate on some shows, and they sounded awesome. Are you going to do that again this year? They were the most "listenable" shows we have.

Again, thanks for all you do!

Fins up!

I am so SORRY!! I looked back at some of the earlier files and realized I rendered them at 192 bit rate instead of 256. (guess this year was more stressful than I realized; another story...) My capture process is still the same however. I capture the uncompressed show from a DVR sent via optical audio to my PC. The file is edited and rendered with Adobe Audition on a dedicated data SSD.

As a general question to the phlock, has anyone noticed any problems with the audio quality of the last dozen or so shows? Keep in mind that the audio from each venue can be very different. Also, remember that the Jazz Fest show was an internet video stream, so the sound from that was not as good as a regular show. When I capture any audio, I set the record level to a good mid point so there is no distortion. It is better to normalize the audio up than to have the distorted sound that is impossible to fix.

I still have the original DVR captures, so I can re-edit the lower bit rate shows. I actually started doing that with some of the older shows as an ongoing project...

256 is awesome! I can definitely tell the difference.

And your effort of going back and "upgrading" the earlier shows as they are re-broadcasted is really, REALLY, appreciated!