Loudoun had a brief positive spell at the start of the second half. Stripping a defender of the ball on the endline, LaCava drove into the box before depositing a shot into the back of the net. Just as the visitors were looking to get back in the locker room and regroup at halftime, Jake LaCava struck with another dagger in stoppage time. Rising to met a Lewis Hilton corner kick sent to the near post, Castellanos squeaked a header off the post and past keeper Luis Zamudio. Guenzatti got his historic goal out of the way in the 19th minute, drawing a penalty and then stepping up to the spot to convert and move past previous Rowdies scoring record holder Georgi Hristov's 60-goal tally.Ĭenter back Robert Castellanos doubled the lead only four minutes later.
It should give our players a lot of confidence." "That's the best way to win," said Rowdies Head Coach Neill Collins. Rowdies captain Sebastian Guenzatti contributed two of Tampa Bay's goals in the 8-0 rout of Loudoun United FC, giving him sole possession of the club's all-time scoring record. PETERSBURG, FL - The Tampa Bay Rowdies blew open the doors at Al Lang Stadium on Saturday, setting club records for most goals recorded in a match and in a single season. OctoUnited Soccer League Championship (USL) - Tampa Bay Rowdies News Release If none are deathless, they do show the band's chops pretty well, especially "V-8." A lengthy, powerful rip through the dreamy epic "Porcelina of the Vast Ocean" stands out, as does both an instrumental and vocal take on "XYU." "Zero" itself appears four times, twice as bass and drums-only takes for sound level check purposes.Geunzatti, Rowdies Smash Records in 8-0 Win over Loudoun Three unreleased rarities appear among the various tracks, all of which appeared in fragmentary form on the Zero EP's "Pistachio Medley." "The Viper" is a rushed rocker, "Black Rider" is even more upfront and balls-out at points, and "V-8" also kicks along at a strong pace. Iha's and Corgan's guitar playing surfaces best in the quieter moments when the bleed in the mix isn't so distorted. Chamberlin's expulsion from the group was still some months off, and his drumming generally comes through the best of all in the mix, as does D'Arcy's bass.
While there aren't any great revelations it does at least make for a document as to what tour rehearsals are like for acts, with the overall mood being somewhere between loose fun and seriousness. During the songs themselves, various technical comments from the soundboard and videotape crew also surface. Corgan and what might be either of the Mellon Collie producers Flood or Alan Moulder (at least, whoever it is has an English accent) talk about sound quality and other random incidents in between various songs. Said videotape was done by and for MTV as part of a larger news special, not in terms of any formal release and never fully broadcast and, thus, possibly explaining in part why the sonic quality is fairly muddy throughout. Literally a look - the audio itself is taken from a videotape of the Pumpkins doing a live rehearsal previous to the initial touring for Mellon Collie. A classic instance of somebody knowing somebody else led to the surfacing of this particular bootleg, which isn't very strong in terms of sound but is still an interesting look at the Pumpkins' live approach.
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