Yes - 2013-04-05 - Mashantucket, CT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods, 

The Dave C. Birthday Show 

Source info: 
Sennheiser ME-104's>Tascam DR-07 (16/44.1, 40hz bass rolloff) >USB> PC> GoldWave v5.56 (slight eq)> CDWaveEditor v1.96 (track split)> TLH> Flac (6) 

Taper: Ringfedder 
Location: Orchestra Center, 20 Rows From Stage 
Sound Quality: Excellent 

Steve Howe: Guitar, vocals 
Chris Squire: Bass, harmonica, vocals 
Alan White: Drums 
Geoff Downes: Keyboards 
Jon Davison: Lead vocals 

01. Firebird Suite 
02. Close To The Edge 
03. And You And I 
04. Siberian Khatru 
05. Yours Is No Disgrace 
06. Clap 
07. Starship Trooper 
08. I've Seen All Good People 
09. A Venture 
10. Perpetual Change 

Encore: 
11. Roundabout w/ band intros 

Notes by the taper
This performance was stellar from start to finish albeit abbreviated due to casino agreement. I was going to rant about it but why bother, perhaps someone can give me a logical reason for the 90 minute rule (getting patrons to the gaming floor is not a good answer). Anyway, the band was in fine form and animated throughout the whole set. Steve seemed to be enjoying himself immensely and the rest of the band were loose and in the zone. I really wanted to hear GFTO, on my top ten list of albums that I would want if stranded on a desert island. Thanks to the other Dimers for their great efforts in documenting this tour so at least I have the other full length shows to listen to. Perhaps we'll get a Tormato/Tales tour next year! 

As for the recording, excellent position with minimal crowd distraction. Go ahead and crank it up, nice stereo separation and channel definition. 

Yes - 1970-04-03 - Cologne, DE (OAM/FLAC)

(OAM FLAC)

On air microphone recordings

YES

Köln (aka "cologne")

Sporthalle

(progresive pop festival)

03.April.1970

SOURCE: unknown wdr fm equipment (probably a uher report) with unknown microphones placed on stage

TRANSFER 01: braun tg 60 > revox a77 (7,5 ips) done in 1980

TRANSFER 02: rexox a77 (little azimuth correction) > van der hul hifi cables > tascam ss-r1 > adobe audition

01 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed

02 Then

03 Every Little Thing

04 Astral Traveller

05 Everydays

TOTAL: 29:39

The Progressive Pop Festival ’70 in Cologne, Germany brought together some of the best British prog rock groups of the era including Procol Harum, Soft Machine, Steamhammer, Colosseum, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Deep Purple (when they were still considered “progressive”).  On April 3rd, the first day of the two day event, Yes played a half hour long set drawn almost exclusively from their latest album Time And A Word, which they finished recording in January and would be released in June.

A previous release of this set can be found on Every Little Thing (Highland HL 419) sourced from a fair but listenable audience tape. Progressive Rock Festival 1970 on Virtuoso focuses upon a brand new tape which recently surfaced.  This recording is sourced from microphones placed on stage by WDR FM and represents a tremendous upgrade to Highland.

The Master Tape Edition is very broad and lively, focusing upon vocals and Peter Banks’ guitar.  The second half of the disc contains the Remastered Edition of the same tape which brings out the lower frequencies, giving prominence to the bass and some hiss removal.

The set begins with the first two songs from the new album, “No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed” and “Then.” Both songs had been part of the live act for almost a year up to this point. The studio versions were heavily treated with the orchestra, but obviously the stage arrangements from before are played.

An eyewitness confirms that the sound system was poor for most of the bands and for Yes it even breaks down right at the beginning of “Then.” Bill Bruford keeps the momentum going while it is being fixed. Chris Squire leads the rest of the band back into the song. “Every Little Thing” is the only song from the first album played and includes short references to “Norwegian Wood” and ”Jesu, Joy Of Man’s Desiring.”

“ Astral Traveller”, the newest original in the set, sounds adventurous, dynamic and inventive compared to the other songs. The short set ends with “Everydays,” also from the new album.

This tape is significant since, except for the April 7th BBC session for John Peel where they recorded “For Everyone,” this would be one of the last recordings with Banks. He would be fired two weeks after this show on April 18th after the show on Luton and replaced by Steve Howe (and the rest, as they say, is history).

Progressive Pop Festival 1970 is one of the most interesting and exciting Yes tapes to surface in a while.  Recordings of the first (of many) Yes lineups are rare, and even more rare are audience recordings in such enjoyable sound quality and is a worthy upgrade and replacement of the old Highland release.

Yes - 1998-03-31 - Budapest, HU (SBD/SHN)

 

(Soundboard SHN)

Yes

Wonderous Story's From Budapest Recorded Live At The Budapest Sportcsarnok

March 31, 1998

Taboo Record's Silver's

Artwork Inc.

CD1

01 - Opening

02 - Siberian Khatru

03 - Rythm Of Love

04 - America

05 - Open Your Eye's

06 - You And I

07 - Heart Of The Sunrise

08 - Mood For A Day

09 -  Ram

10 - The Clap

11 - From The Balcony

12 - Wonderious Stories

CD2

01 - Change The World

02 - Longdistance Runaround

03 - The Fish

04 - Owner Of A Lonely Heart

05 - The Revealing Science Of God

06 - I've Seen All Good People

07 - Roundabout

08 - Starship Trooper

Yes - 1998-03-31 - Budapest, HU (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Yes - Open your Eyes Tour
Budapest Sportcsarnok - Budapest - 3/31/1998 
ProShot video (NTSC)

lineage: DVD-R>DVD DECRYPTER>VOB FILES

Excellent picture & sound
Menu: authored 
Chapters: songs 

Jon Anderson, vocals
Steve Howe, guitars
Chris Squire, Bass guitars
Alan White, drums
Igor Khoroshev, keys
Billy Sherwood, add. guitars

01 Firebird Suite
02 Siberian Khatru
03 Rhythm Of Love
04 America
05 Open Your Eyes
06 And You And I
07 Heart Of The Sunrise
08 Mood For A Day ~ The Clap
09 From The Balcony
10 Wonderous Stories
11 Khoroshev Solo
12 Long Distance Runaround ~ Whitefish ~ Alan White Solo ~ Ritual
13 Owner Of A Lonely Heart
14 The Revealing Science Of God
15 I've Seen All Good People
16 Roundabout
17 Starship Trooper

Yes - 1998-03-27 - Katowice, PL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage:

CDR (got this one in a trade) > EAC > FLAC

CD1

01 - Firebird suite

02 - Siberian khatru

03 - Rhythm of love

04 - America

05 - Open your eyes

06 - And you and I

07 - Heart of the sunrise

08 - Mood for a day

09 - Diary of a man who vanished

10 - Clap

11 - From the balcony

12 - Wonderous stories

CD2

01 - Polonaise

02 - Long distance runaround

03 - Whitefish

04 - Owner of a lonely heart

05 - The revealing science of God

06 - I've seen all good people

07 - Roundabout

08 - Starship trooper

Yes - 2013-03-27 - Jamaica (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Cruise To The Edge -- Yes performance #2 in Teatro Carlo Felice 
MSC Poesia on the way from Grand Cayman to Jamaica… somewhere south of Cuba 

Source: SP-CMC-8 (AT943) > SP-SPSB-10 > Edirol R-09 (24/44/1) 
Transfer: SD card > wav file > Sound Studio > xACT > FLAC (level 8) 
Recording location: Mid-floor 
Recorded by: Tapehead2 

Steve Howe: Guitar, vocals 
Chris Squire: Bass, harmonica, vocals 
Alan White: Drums 
Geoff Downes: Keyboards 
Jon Davison: Lead vocals 

01 Firebird Suite 
02 Close To The Edge 
03 And You And I 
04 Siberian Khatru 
05 Yours Is No Disgrace 
06 Clap 
07 Starship Trooper 
08 I've Seen All Good People 
09 A Venture 
10 Perpetual Change 

Encore: 
11 Roundabout 

Length: 1:42:59 

Just back from the cruise.... WOW. Lineup: Yes, Steve Hackett, Carl Palmer, Ambrosia, Glass Hammer, Nektar, Zebra and IO Earth. (Tangerine Dream cancelled several months ago; Saga cancelled at the last minute due to a death in the family.) Most of the acts played two shows plus there were meet-and-greets and Q&A sessions. Roger Dean did a fantastic presentation. Venues included the large (around 1,500 capacity?) ship theater in addition to a stage set up outside on the deck by the pool. Mixed in with all the music related activities were two stops in Georgetown (Grand Cayman) and Ocho Rios (Jamaica). 

For me the highlight of the cruise came on the last day when Hackett and his band (Genesis Revisited) played the pool stage. John Wetton was a surprise guest, coming onstage to sing lead vocal on Afterglow. What an amazing moment. 

Anyway back to Yes... 
The setlist for night #1 was Close To The Edge, Going For The One, then Starship Trooper. The ship was really rocking due to heavy seas that evening... Steve's slide guitar (on wheels) was rolling back and forth and he had to catch it a few times! He quipped it was like playing "on the back of a horse." Night #2 was a little calmer. Setlist was Close To The Edge (again) and The Yes Album followed by Roundabout. 

Originally I was not going to do any recording/filming intending it to be a pure vacation however I succumbed to recording this show and the first UK show. No I didn't film anything except Steve and Jon Davison's acoustic Leaves of Green and Steve's performance of Mood For A Day, both done at the conclusion of the Yes Q&A session. 

Yes - 1998-03-26 - Warsaw, PL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bootleg Title: Polonaise
City: Sala Kongresowa, Congresshouse, Warsaw, Poland

Source:
Radio Broadcast > Trade CD > EAC > Flac > You.

Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Billy Sherwood (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Alan White (Drums)
Igor Khoroshev (Keyboards)

CD1
01 Opening
02 Siberian khatru (Power Failure Special Version)
03 Rhythm of love
04 America
05 Open your eyes
06 And you and I
07 Heart of the sunrise
08 Mood for a Day
09 Diary of a man who vanished

CD2
01 The Clap
02 From the balcony
03 Wonderous stories
04 Polonaise/Pianosolo
05 Long distance runaround
06 Owner of a lonely heart
07 The revealing science of God
08 I've seen all good people

CD3
01 Roundabout
02 Starship trooper

160 minutes

Yes - 2013-03-24 - Hollywood, FL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Source: SP-CMC-8 (AT943) > SP-SPSB-10 > Edirol R-09 (24/44/1)
Transfer: SD card > wav file > Sound Studio > xACT > FLAC (level 8)
Recording location: Seventh row toward stage left
Recorded by: Tapehead2

Steve Howe: Guitar, vocals
Chris Squire: Bass, harmonica, vocals
Alan White: Drums
Geoff Downes: Keyboards
Jon Davison: Lead vocals

01 Firebird Suite
02 Close To The Edge
03 And You And I
04 Siberian Khatru
05 Yours Is No Disgrace
06 Clap
07 Starship Trooper
08 I've Seen All Good People
09 A Venture
10 Perpetual Change

Encore:
11 Roundabout

Length: 1:42:59

Yes - 1984-03-22 - Phoenix, AZ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
90125 Tour
Quality B +

Lineage: 
FM>Teac Tape Deck>TDK SA-90>Record Pad Sound Recorder(44100Hzwav/16 Bit/172 KB/s)>Wave Pad v3.05(Track editing)>Traders Little Helper(Flac L8/MD5 files/Text checksum files)

Jon Anderson:vocals
Tony Kaye:keyboards
Trevor Rabin:guitars
Chris Squire:bass
Alan White:drums

CD1

01 - Cinema

02 - Leave It

03 - Yours Is No Disgrace

04 - Hearts

05 - Your Move/All Good People

06 - Changes

CD2

01 - And You And I

02 - Owner Of A Lonely Heart

03 - Starship Trooper

04 - Roundabout

Time 80.30

This was described as an FM recording on the folder,but Forgotten Yesterdays has it as a soundboard,seems to be plenty of audience noise on it,so make your own mind up.Left everything as it was. A bit of disc slipping on And You And I.Nothing too drastic. Also a bit of tape warbling from time to time.Checked SBE's with Trader's Little Helper.

This show is split up into two discs because its just barely too long for one disc, so I left it the way I had it taped. Disc 1 is basically side a of the cassette and Disc 2 is of course then side b.

Yes - 2013-03-22 - Biloxi, MS (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hard Rock Casino

taper
Relayerman

Lineage:
Edirol R09-HR > SoundForge Pro 10 > CD > FLAC > you

Jon Davison
Steve Howe
Chris Squire
Alan White
Geoff Downes

CD1 (Close To The Edge)

01 - Firebird Suite

02 - Close To The Edge

03 - And You & I

04 - Siberian Khatru

CD2 (The Yes Album and encore)

01 - Yours Is No Disgrace

02 - Clap

03 - Starship Trooper

04 - I've Seen All Good People

05 - A Venture

06 - Perpetual Change

07 - Roundabout

08 - crowd comments

Notes:
I was not going to go to this show because I knew I would only get 2 albums out of the three. But a buddy of mine had comped tickets so I couldn't pass up a freebie. This was recorded from the floor about 25 feet from the stage in the center. Because this was a casino the setlist was abbreviated, but it was a really good show. Tempos, for the most part, were back to normal. Like previous complaints about the last couple tours Geoff Downes keys were inaudible at times although the recording seems to do a better job than the ears. Steve Howe was the best of the night. At one point during Perpetual Change Steve, Chris and Alan were not together timing-wise, but after about 30 seconds they got it together. Jon Davison did not disappoint.

Yes - 2013-03-21 - Grand Prairie, TX (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Verizon Theater

Source:
SP-CMC-08s Card elements->SP-SB1(no bass roll-off)-> Zoom H4n 16 bit 44.1htz >HDD>Goldwave to split the file > traders little helper flac level 7

Taper:
whotapes

Recorded from section 303

01 Intro/Firebird Suite
02 Yours Is No Disgrace
03 Clap
04 Starship Trooper
05 I've Seen All Good People
06 A Venture
07 Perpetual Change
08 Close to the Edge
09 And You and I
10 Siberian Khatru
11 Going for the One
12 Turn of the Century
13 Parallels
14 Wonderous Stories
15 Awaken
16 encore break
17 Roundabout

Started off as a good day when the UPS guy delivered my new microphones just in time to get everything ready to go to the show. Was a little worried as I did not have a lot of time to test out the mics before I had to leave for the show. The show was not sold out and I had 4 empty seats to my left so I eventually moved to those seats and was able to comfortably monitor the levels and get them adjusted. I think the recording came out really good. I also got some Hyper Card elements too. I will try them sometime soon but for now I am happy with the mics.

The show itself was great. Steve Howe was the most impressive of the group, he never fails to impress me. I thought Jon Davison did an admirable job as well. When I first heard about this tour I thought .... "Why Going For The One?" but I have to say I have a much deeper apreciation for that album now. I always liked Wonderous Stories, but had not paid real close attention to the rest of the album. My mistake... it is realy much better than I remembered it to be. There was an intermission between Close to the Edge and Going for the One. I cut out that intermission and spliced the very begining of the Going For The One set to the end of Siberian Khatru. You can hear the cut for that split second as they don't match perfectly but it is audience noise so you have all the music intact.

Yes - 1974-03-19 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 200"

Yes

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

March 19, 1974

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 200

1644 Edition

Recording Gear: (Probably) Shure microphones > Sony TC-152SD Cassette Recorder

JEMS 2023 Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 azimuth-adjusted playback > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX9 Advanced and Ozone 9 > MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > Audacity > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Pre-show

02 Intro: Firebird Suite excerpt

03 Siberian Khatru

04 And You And I

05 Close To The Edge

06 The Revealing Science Of God

07 The Ancient: Giants Under The Sun

08 Musical Interlude - Prelude - Ritual (nous sommes du soleil)

09 Roundabout

10 Starship Trooper

Known Faults: Dropouts in "Roundabout" and "Ritual" (mostly restored)

Yes - 1974-03-19 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Set Two

March 19, 1974, Long Beach, California, Long Beach Arena

CD1-TCDY-2-1

01 Firebird Suite (2.15)

02 Siberian Khatru (10.39)

03 And You And I (10.04)

04 Close To The Edge (20.09)

05 The Revealing Science Of God (259)

CD2-TCDY-2-2

01 The Ancient (20.26)

02 Ritual (25.02)

03 Roundabout (8.17)

04 Starship Trooper (11.21)

This is a great concert coming in the heels of the Inglewood forum concert, I think of it as something of enough importance to be included on the Tales project. No covers, as one should expect, but you can find plenty on the net. I've decided not to include any given the anonimity od these files. Other shows to be included will be a handful of the European leg concerts, the fabulous Boston Tea Party concert (the last time in the tour they played the whole TFTO album) and a few more surprises from the American leg. (the eartly Philly show and the Tampa show included).

here's a nice "tales" show and the sound is top notch! thanks to mike millard the presumed taper, the uploader, and everyone else--sent by a friend. nothing official, nothing on tracker

notes:

Yes-"The Word Is Love"-Tarantura Box Set

-From the original silver discs of the limited edition Tarantura 10 cd box set "The Word Is Love", stated to be from Mike Millard audience masters.

Yes - 1974-03-18 - Inglewood, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 39"

Yes

The Forum

Inglewood, CA

March 18, 1974

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS and Goody

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 39

Recording Gear: (Probably) Shure microphones > Sony TC-152SD Cassette Recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 > Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.0 capture > Adobe Audition > iZotope RX6 > iZotope Ozone 6 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Intro: Firebird Suite excerpt

02 Siberian Khatru

03 And You And I

04 Close To The Edge

05 The Revealing Science Of God

06 The Ancient

07 Musical Interlude > Prelude > Ritual

Known Faults: Missing encore of “Roundabout” and “Starship Trooper”

End of “The Ancient” patched with Long Beach, March 19, 1974 Millard master source

Yes - 2013-03-17 - Louisville, Kentucky (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Louisville Palace 

Source: Sound Professionals CMC-08s->SP-SB11(no bass roll-off)->Edirol R09HR-> 
CoolEditPro->CD Wave->TLH 

Taper: ironchef 

01 - Intro/Firebird Suite 

02 - Yours Is No Disgrace 

03 - Clap 

04 - Starship Trooper 

05 - I've Seen All Good People 

06 - A Venture 

07 - Perpetual Change 

08 - Close to the Edge 

09 - And You and I 

10 - Siberian Khatru 

11 - Going for the One 

12 - Turn of the Century 

13 - Parallels 

14 - Wonderous Stories 

15 - Awaken 

16 - encore break 

17 - Roundabout 

Total time: 146:19 

Notes: 
Taped from 7th row center. A great performance overall, but it was Steve that blew me away the most. Thanks to a reasonably well-behaved crowd this turned out very well. Catch this tour if you have a chance. 

Yes - 1972-03-16 - Tuscon, TX (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

"Tucson Remix"

Mastered by Shaun Toole, 10/2003

CDR>EAC>FLAC

01 Roundabout (7.54)
02 I've Seen All Good People (7.05)
03 Mood For A Day (3.31)
04 The Clap (3.56)
05 Heart Of The Sunrise (9.16)
06 Heart Of The Sunrise (1.52)
07 Rick Wakeman (5.28)
08 Long Distance Runaround (4.09)
09 The Fish (11.00)
10 Perpetual Change (9.13)

Yes - 1974-03-10 - Memphis, TN (AUD/FLAC)

 (Audience FLAC)

Cook Convention Center

Jon Anderson,
Chris Squire,
Steve Howe,
Rick Wakeman,
Alan White

CD1

01 - opening music

02 - Firebird Suite

03 - Siberian Khatru

04 - And You and I

05 - Close To The Edge

CD2

01 - The Revealing Science Of God

02 - The Ancient

CD3

01 - Ritual

02 - Roundabout

03 - closing music

04 - backstage w/Eddy Offord, Rick Wakeman

The Ocean shows march on. This one, courtesy of Relayerman, from Memphis contains all kinds of extras. Sound is good and the performance is strong. I don't remember where or when I got this, but this is the original fileset. Thanks to the taper and Relayerman, and all those who share the music of the Topographic Oceans. We love when we play!

This is from the master tapes, converted to CD and 'remastered' (I use the term loosely). Its not a perfect show, but does include 20 minutes of pre-show Yes ambient sounds and announcements, the complete show, the post-show music, and the back-stage meeting with Rick and Eddy Offord (approx 160 minutes). If you listen real hard at the tail end you can hear Chris explain to someone what Khatru means. Forgotten Yesterdays website lists Starship Trooper as part of the encore, but that is not true. It was not played at this show.

Keep in mind its a 30-year old show and is not perfect, but its a good B show. There is some slight distortion here and there as well as the band was quite loud. I did not attend/tape this show, but my friend did who does not trade. In fact most of the Memphis Yes shows floating about are his recordings (eg. Memphis 75 & 77).

During the first part of the show the fire marshall had kept the lights on. You will get this as you listen to the show. The crowd is a little boisterous because of it. Also, the Cook Convention center is like an old airplane hangar. Jon Anderson has some comments about it as well.

Yes - 1973-03-08/09/10/12 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC) "Heart of the Rising Sun"

(Audience FLAC)

Live in Japan (6 CD) [Flac]

Source: Audience

Lineage: Discs > EAC > WAV > FLAC 8

Title: "Heart of the Rising Sun"

03/08/73
Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan

Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)

CD1

01 - The Firebird Suite (3:07)

02 - Siberian Khatru (part 1) (5:30)

03 - Siberian Khatru (part 2) (3:49)

04 - I've Seen All Good People (7:35)

05 - Heart of the Sunrise (11:30)

06 - Mood for a Day (3:19)

07 - Clap (4:59)

08 - And You And I (10:41)

09 - Close to the Edge (18:24)

CD2

01 - Rick Wakeman Solo (8:05)

02 - Roundabout (9:22)

03 - Yours Is No Disgrace (13:29)

04 - Starship Trooper (11:02)

03/09/73

Shibuya Koukaidou, Tokyo, Japan

05 - Firebird Suite (1:19)

06 - Siberian Khatru (9:57)

07 - I've Seen All Good People (7:34)

08 - Heart of the Sunrise (11:32)

09 - Mood for a Day (3:28)

10 - Clap (3:43)

CD3

01 - Colours of the Rainbow (1:14)

02 - And You And I (10:41)

03 - Close to the Edge (18:38)

04 - Rick Wakeman Solo (9:59)

05 - Roundabout (8:09)

06 - Yours Is No Disgrace (13:57)

07 - Starship Trooper (11:22)

03/10/73

Kanda Kyoritsu Koudou, Tokyo, Japan

CD4

01 - Ambience (0:28)

02 - Siberian Khatru (Part 1) (8:59)

03 - I've Seen All Good People (7:17)

04 - Sakura Sakura (1:27)

05 - Mood for a Day (3:24)

06 - Clap (4:37)

07 - Heart of the Sunrise (12:25)

08 - And You And I (9:46)

09 - Close to the Edge (18:54)

CD5

01 - Rick Wakeman Solo (9:19)

02 - Roundabout (10:31)

03 - Yours Is No Disgrace (16:31)

04 - Starship Trooper (8:47)

03/12/73

Koseinenkin Hall (Early or Late), Osaka, Japan

05 - Firebird Suite (3:08)

06 - Siberian Khatru (9:52)

07 - Heart of the Sunrise (11:55)

08 - Sakura Sakura (1:29)

09 - Mood for a Day (3:17)

10 - Clap (4:02)

CD6

01 - And You And I (11:30)

02 - Close to the Edge (18:34)

03 - Rick Wakeman Solo (9:11)

04 - Roundabout (10:41)

05 - Your Is No Disgrace (17:45)

06 - Starship Trooper (11:47)

Yes - 2013-03-06 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Orpheum Theatre

Lineaage
Oade Bros. micro-mics>Sony TCD-D100>DAT>Audacity>AIFF>FLAC

Chris Squire - Bass
Steve Howe - Guitar
Alan White - Drums
Geoff Downes - Keyboards
Jon Davison - Vocals

01 - Firebird Suite

02 - Close to the Edge

03 - And You and I

04 - Siberian Khatru

05 - Going For the One

06 - Turn of the Century

07 - Parallels

08 - Wondrous Stories

09 - Awaken

10 - Yours Is No Disgrace

11 - The Clap

12 - Starship Trooper

13 - Your Move (All Good People)

14 - A Venture

15 - Perpetual Change

16 - Roundabout

Yes - 1974-02-28 - Detroit, MI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Detroit, Cobo Arena

Lineage: 
Unknown recording device > n generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Creative Sound Blaster Audigy > HD >
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Alan White - drums
Chris Squire - bass, vocals
Jon Anderson - vocals, guitar
Rick Wakeman - keyboards
Steve Howe - guitar

01 - Firebird Suite / Siberian Khatru

02 - And You And I

03 - Close To The Edge

04 - The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn)

05 - The Remembering (High the Memory)

06 - The Ancient (Giants under the Sun)

07 - Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil)

08 - Roundabout

TT 129:08

Nice one from the Tales tour. It sounds pretty nice to my ears. I havent listened to any Tales tracks for some 10 years so it was good to listen to this show. I pretty much prefer this from the following Relayer tour where the band was getting too complex and slightly unlisteneable. The setlist was organised in a kind of "Floyd way": the last album in its entirety, the new record and one track from the past. In some shows the band would play a second encore (Yours Is No Disgrace) but here it was not the case. This is the second night in Detroit.