Paul McCartney & Wings - Light As A Feather(MCCD194-197)

Paul McCartney – Wings Light As A Feather ( 4 CD SET ) ( Misterclaudel ) ( Capital Center Landover Maryland USA May 15 & 16, 1976 )

WINGS LIGHT AS A FEATHER

CAPITAL CENTER. LANDOVER MARYLAND U.S.A. MAY 15, 1976

DISC ONE 01. Applause 02. Venus And Macs – Rock Show -Jot 03. tel Me Roll It 04, Spilt, Of Aricionl Egypt 05. Medicine Jar 06. Maybe I’m Amazed 07. Call Me Back Again 08. Lady Madonna 09. The Long And Winding Road 10. Live And Let Dos 11. Picasso’s Last Word 12. Richard Cory 13. Bluebird 14. I’ve Just Seen A Face 15. Blackbird 16. Yesterday

DISC TWO 01. You Gave Me The.Answer 02. Magneto and Titanium Man 03. My Love 04. Liston To What The Man Sakl 05. Lel sem In 06. Time To Hide 07. Silly Love Songs 08. Beware My Love 09. Lotting Go 10. Band On The Run 11. W Hi Hi 12. Scaly

LANDOVER TWO SHOWS

CAPITAL CENTER, UNDOVER MARYLAND USA MAY 16. 1976

DISC THREE 01. Applause 02. Venus And Mars • Rock Shaer • Jet 03. Let Me Roll It 04. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt 05. Medicine Jar 06. Maybe I’m Amazed 07. Cell Mo Back Again 08. Lady ktedoma 09. The Long And Wrong Road 10. Live And Let Die 11. Picasso’s Lest Word 12. Ftkhard Cory 13. Bluiebird 14. eve Just Seen A Face IS. Blackbird restaday

DISC FOUR 01. Applause 02. You Gave Mo The Answer 03. Magneto and Titanium Man 04. My Love 05. Liston To ‘Thal The Man Said 06. Let ’em In 07. This To Hide 08. Silly Love Songs 09. Beware My Lovo 10. Letting Go 11. Band On Tho Run 12. Hi Ht Hi

 

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Bruce Springsteen 1974-06-03 Cleveland OH Agora 74 (Pre-FM) Jems 16-44

Bruce Springsteen
The Agora
Cleveland, OH
June 3, 1974
New pre-FM reel source via JEMS
16/44 Edition

JEMS 2018 Transfer: pre-FM 7” reels at 7.5 IPS > Otari 5050 mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer > USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture (24/96) > IZotope RX 6 and Ozone 6> resample to 16/44 > Audacity (track split, volume smoothing, edit) > FLAC

01 Spirit In The Night
02 E Street Shuffle
03 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
04 You Never Can Tell
05 Tokyo (And The Band Played)
06 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
07 Let The Four Winds Blow > I’m Ready

Known Faults:
-None

Bruce Springsteen (vocals, guitar)
Clarence Clemons (saxophone,, backing vocals, percussion)
Danny Federici (organ, accordion, glockenspiel, piano)
Garry Tallent (bass, tuba, backing vocals)
David Sancious (piano, backing vocals)
Ernest "Boom" Carter (drums)

JEMS is pleased to present a fresh transfer of the famous Cleveland ’74 radio broadcast. This show has been bootlegged and circulated in many forms under many titles, including the Swinging Pig CD, And The Band Played. In 2009, the esteemed Spider-Web posted a massive upgrade of the Agora recording, sourced from pre-FM reels that had been copied from WMMS in Cleveland. That version of Agora ’74 was bootlegged as Where The Four Winds Blow (Godfather) and The Cleveland Shuffle.

The Spider-Web release definitively stated that no mastering or manipulation was done to the recording.

Earlier this year we were approached by "chrs1961815" who recently acquired two 7” reels that were also pre-FM copies of Agora ’74, but did not come from WMMS. As good as the Spider-Web version was, we thought a new transfer might yield a different result and also clean up the lineage, as the 2009 version had three CD-R generations in the chain.

Our 2018 edition is a direct capture of the new tape source, and is further differentiated from Spider-Web version in that we have attempted to fix numerous issues inherent in the original recording. As good as the pre-FM source is, it always had problems: odd noises, vocal sibilance, at times wild channel imbalance, hiss, buzz, hum, rumble and more. With the help of longtime friend o’ the firm Hoserama, many hours were spent trying to correct those glitches.

Did we fix them all? No. Is our version better than Spider-Webs? That’s up to the listener. Fixing problems like those found on the Agora is always a tradeoff: when you fix X are you negatively effecting Y? After many iterations, the new Agora goes as far as it could to tame and mitigate the problems without sacrificing musical fidelity. But you be the judge. Samples provided. We are offering the show in both 16/44 and 24/96 editions.

It seems clear to me that neither the previous pre-FM version or this edition can claim to be from the master reels, as the show was clearly edited after it was recorded. I suspect both the WMMS reels and this new set were safeties made at the time of the one-hour edit made for later broadcast.

That’s the technical side of the story. But let’s talk about the show. 

“Springsteen’s next Cleveland date was a WMMS Night Out at the Agora, four months later on June 3, 1974. The club was a little over half full, with a smattering of college students from the Jersey Shore and Philadelphia. (That show, which has appeared on numerous bootleg CDs and sites, is often listed as taking place in February, because of a show that was cancelled.) Despite an offer from Columbia Record to be their guest at the show, Kid Leo had no interest in attending. Springsteen played just short of two hours that night, and the concert was edited to fifty minutes for its Wednesday night broadcast on WMMS.” - Excerpted from the book, The Buzzard: Inside the Glory Days of WMMS and Cleveland Rock Radio by John Gorman (2007)

The first broadcast two days after the show took place on Wednesday, June 5 from 10 PM to 11 PM. Based on other contemporary setlists, the songs likely edited out of the broadcast were “Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street,” “New York City Serenade,” “Kitty’s Back,” and maybe “It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City.”

This is one of nine known soundboards or radio broadcast from 1974, but it remains an essential one as arguably the best document we have of the David Sancious/Boom Carter era of the E Street Band. The performance is pure delight and for many this is the definitive version of “Tokyo” (known to many by its longtime bootleg title, “And The Band Played”). Its also the only known version of “You Never Can Tell” from the era and a fine outing for the rare “Let The Four Winds Blow” tagged nicely with Fats Domino's “I'm Ready.” 

As fans, we’re lucky to have so many great soundboards being released through the official channel, but until such time as they release something pre-1975, the Agora ’74 might the best tape we have of the period.

Huge thank to "chrs1961815" for reaching out to us and loaning us his reels, providing great background information, this being another stellar release from his archives, the last being the previously un-circulated June 27, 1982 SB with 'Cats On A Smooth Surface'. Without him, there would be no new version of the Agora ’74. Hoserama also put in a lot of time and effort as only he can, to clean up the tape and I think the results were worth it. Thanks to him, too. Finally, hats off to our longtime partner mjk5510 for his continued support, final polishing of JEMS projects and tireless efforts to upgrade recordings and put new sources into circulation.

BK for JEMS
 

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David Bowie Hunky Geordie Tapes Volume 06 (Rev A)

HUG044CD - MOSS GARDEN

DAVID BOWIE - New York 1978-05-09

Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

Audience recording
Lineage: Trade CD-R (Mike Jewell) > rip to WAV > Goldwave > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 47:15; Disc 2: 54:18

Tracks:

Disc 1

1. Warszawa
2. Heroes
3. What In The World
4. Be My Wife
5. The Jean Genie
6. Blackout
7. Sense Of Doubt
8. Speed Of Life
9. Breaking Glass
10 Beauty and the Beast
11. Fame

Disc 2
1. band introductions
2. Five Years
3. Soul Love
4. Star
5. Hang On To Yourself
6. Ziggy Stardust
7. Suffragette City
8. Art Decade
9. Alabama Song
10. Station To Station
11. Stay
12. TVC 15
13. Rebel Rebel

Notes

No dehissing required
Running a smidgen fast - speed correction with a factor of 97%.
Lacking bass - Goldwave Equalizer tool used, default bass boost setting.

Some minor pops between tracks (five or six) removed cleanly.  Some just audible other joins in crowd noise are on the source tape.
Fade-out in Warszawa at 2:56 on source - joined with fades to remove gap.
Legacy tapeflip between The Jean Genie and Blackout, faded but with first half of Blackout missing - rejoined.
Joins between encores a little clumsy - tidied up.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015






HUG045CD - WE'RE ALL STILL AFRAID

DAVID BOWIE - Torhout Festival, 1997-07-04

Torhout Festival, Torhout, Belgium

Audience recording
Lineage: BASF Chrome 100 tape (Source 2) > Denon DRM-500 tape deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 47:56; Disc 2: 51:50

Tracks:

Disc 1

1. Quicksand
2. All The Young Dudes
3. The Jean Genie
4. Dead Man Walking
5. I'm Afraid Of Americans
6. Battle For Britain (The Letter)
7. White Light/White Heat
8. Fashion
9. Seven Years In Tibet
10. Fame

Disc 2

1. band introductions
2. Looking For Satellites
3. Under Pressure
4. Scary Monsters
5. Hallo Spaceboy
6. Little Wonder
7. Heroes
8. The Last Thing You Should Do
9. Telling Lies
10. The Heart's Filthy Lesson

Notes

Significant oversaturation on Quicksand section from 3:45 to 4:17.  iZotope RX declipper used to restore peaks, then volume increased for remainder of song outside the saturated part.

Torrent History:
Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 (March 2013)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015




HUG046CD - CAN YOU HEAR MY VOICE OUT THERE?

DAVID BOWIE - Modena 1990-09-08

Festa Nationale di Modena, Italy

Audience recording
Lineage: Maxell XLII C90 tapes (1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 tape deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 1
Artwork: included
Total running time: 76:46

Tracks:

1. Ode to Joy intro
2. Space Oddity
3. Rebel Rebel
4. Ashes To Ashes
5. band introductions
6. Life On Mars?
7. Stay
8. Pretty Pink Rose
9. Blue Jean
10. Let's Dance
11. technical problems
12. Sound + Vision
13. Ziggy Stardust
14. China Girl
15. Station To Station (abandoned)
16. Fame '90
17. White Light/White Heat
18. Suffragette City
19. Heroes
20. The Jean Genie
21. Gloria

Notes

Sundry volume corrections to first half of concert to bring it all in line.

Gap (sounds like tape stopped) between Let's Dance and the technical problems - crowd noise/start of rant only.
Tape join between Sound + Vision and Ziggy - crowd noise only.
Another join between Fame '90 and White Light/White Heat - crowd noise only.

Torrent History:
Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 (March 2013)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015




HUG047CD - FLASHING NO COLOUR

DAVID BOWIE - Nijmegen 1990-08-18

Stadspark "de Goffert", Nijmegen, Netherlands

Audience recording
Lineage: Maxell XLII C90 tapes (1st gen) > Denon DRM-500 tape deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 45:52; Disc 2: 51:09

Tracks:

Disc 1

1. Ode to Joy intro
2. Space Oddity
3. Rebel Rebel
4. Ashes To Ashes
5. band introductions
6. Life On Mars?
7. Stay
8. Pretty Pink Rose
9. Blue Jean
10. Let's Dance
11. Sound + Vision
12. Ziggy Stardust

Disc 2
1. China Girl
2. Station To Station
3. Young Americans
4. Suffragette City
5. Fame '90
6. Heroes
7. Changes
8. Panic In Detroit
9. White Light/White Heat
10. The Jean Genie
11. Gloria

Notes

Tape flip between Ziggy and China Girl used as split between CDs
Tape flip between Heroes and Changes - between main set and encore.  No music lost.
Note the fireworks at the end, after Gloria
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 (March 2013)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015





HUG048CD - I DON'T INTEND TO FALL

DAVID BOWIE - Wembley 1987-06-19

Wembley Stadium, London

Audience recording
Lineage: Sony HF90 + TDK D60 (Source 2) > Denon DRM-500 deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 47:42; Disc 2: 45:49

Tracks:

Disc 1

1. Carlos's Guitar Intro
2. Up The Hill Backwards
3. Glass Spider
4. Up The Hill Backwards
5. Day In Day Out
6. Bang Bang
7. Absolute Beginners
8. Loving The Alien
9. China Girl
10. Fashion
11. Scary Monsters
12. All The Madmen
13. Never Let Me Down
14. Big Brother
15. Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family
16. 87 & Cry

Disc 2

1. Heroes
2. Time Will Crawl
3. band introductions
4. Beat Of Your Drum
5. Sons Of The Silent Age
6. Dancing With The Big Boys
7. Zeroes
8. Let's Dance
9. Fame
10. Blue Jean
11. Modern Love

Notes

iZotope RX2 denoiser tool to remove hiss.
Running a little fast - speed correction with a factor of 96% (once on tape side 1, twice on remaining sides).

Tape flip between Loving The Alien and China Girl - seamless.
Gap (presume legacy tape flip) between Fashion and Scary Monsters.  Removed with fades, but start of Scary Monster is clipped.
Tape flip between Never Let Me Down and Big Brother - seamless.
Gap between the end of Time Will Crawl and Heroes - removed: slight difference in tone.
Tape flip between Sons Of The Silent Age and Dancing With The Big Boys - seamless.
Two small gaps in Zeroes @ 2:00 and 2:08 - both removed with fades.
Legacy chopping of encore break @ 6:19 in Fame tidied with fade.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015






HUG049CD - OUT OF MY DREAMS

DAVID BOWIE - Wembley 1976-05-08

Empire Pool, Wembley, London

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK SA90 (Arcorman) > Denon DRM-500 > direct wire > Goldwave > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 1
Artwork: included
Total running time: 88:25

Track listing:

1. Station To Station
2. Suffragette City
3. Fame
4. Word On A Wing
5. Stay
6. Waiting For The Man
7. Queen Bitch
8. Life On Mars?
9. Five Years
10. Panic In Detroit
11. band introductions
12. Changes
13. TVC 15
14. Diamond Dogs
15. Rebel Rebel
16. The Jean Genie

Fix notes:

Tape flip between Queen Bitch and Life On Mars?  Fade to crowd noise to join.
5½ second repeated section around a break in the drum solo in Panic In Detroit (@ 10:57).  Removed, seamless.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015






HUG050CD - LIFE STANDS STILL AND STARES (SPECIAL EDITION)

DAVID BOWIE - Edmonton 1983-08-07 (Special Edition)

Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, AB, Canada

Audience recording
Lineage:
Discs 1 & 2: TDK SA60 (2nd gen? - arcorman) > Denon DRM-500 tape deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Discs 3 & 4: Maxell XLIIS 60 + Maxell UDXLI C60 (nicmac) > Denon DRM-500 tape deck > direct wire > Goldwave for track splits > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 4
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 59:26; Disc 2: 53:06; Disc 3: 58:08; Disc 4: 54:49

Tracks:

Version 1:

Disc 1

1. Introduction
2. The Jean Genie
3. Star
4. Heroes
5. What In The World
6. Golden Years
7. Fashion
8. Let's Dance
9. Red Sails
10. Breaking Glass
11. Life On Mars?
12. Sorrow
13. Cat People
14. China Girl
15. Scary Monsters
16. Rebel Rebel
17. White Light/White Heat

Disc 2
1. Station To Station
2. Cracked Actor
3. Ashes To Ashes
4. Space Oddity
5. band introductions
6. Young Americans
7. Fame
8. TVC 15
9. Stay
10. The Jean Genie

Version 2:

Disc 3

1. Introduction
2. The Jean Genie
3. Star
4. Heroes
5. What In The World
6. Golden Years
7. Fashion
8. Let's Dance
9. Red Sails
10. Breaking Glass
11. Life On Mars?
12. Sorrow
13. Cat People
14. China Girl
15. Scary Monsters
16. Rebel Rebel
17. White Light/White Heat

Disc 4
1. Station To Station
2. Cracked Actor
3. Ashes To Ashes
4. Space Oddity
5. Young Americans
6. Fame
7. TVC 15
8. Stay
9. The Jean Genie
10. Modern Love

Notes

Version 1:
Side 4 (band intros onwards) louder than other sides.  Sides 1-3 volume boosted by 23% to match.
Gap of at least five seconds in the intro to Heroes.  Removed (but leaves a jump)
During intro to Fashion, 20 second stretch (8-28') where right channel is muffled and left suppressed.
Volume on left channel boosted, then copied to right channel to replace muffled sound.
Tape flip at end of Breaking Glass - seamless.
Strange (very long) gap removed from the end of Cat People - crowd noise only.
Tape flip between Rebel Rebel and White Light White Heat - seamless.
Tape flip between Space Oddity and the band intros.  Crowd noise only lost.
Two gaps in crowd noise after TVC15 (encore break) removed.
Modern Love is missing

Version 2:
No hiss removal required.
Running a smidge fast - speed correction with a factor of 97%.
Tape flip between Breaking Glass and Life On Mars? - seamless.
Gap (presumably legacy tape flip) between Cat People and China Girl - joined with fades, but first note or two of China Girl isn't present on source.
Apparent legacy tape flip between Space Oddity and Young Americans, which eliminated the band intros.
Some panning required during Young Americans and Fame, as too much balanced to right channel.
Tape flip between Fame and TVC15 - seamless.
Encore break gap in crowd noise between TVC 15 and Stay - clean.
Gap (presume legacy tape flip) between Stay and The Jean Genie - removed with faces, but first couple of notes of The Jean Genie aren't present on source.
Another encore break gap betweeen The Jean Genie and Modern Love removed - clean.

Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Discs 1 & 2 originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 (March 2013)
Special edition uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015





HUG053CD - I'M ONLY DANCING

DAVID BOWIE - Boston 1975-11-15

Music Hall, Boston, MA, USA

Audience recording
Lineage: Trade tape (forgotten type) > Hauppauge Win TV pre-amp > tracks splits using Acoustic Solutions Wave Studio > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 1
Artwork: included
Total running time: 44:13

Track listing:

1. Rebel Rebel
2. John I'm Only Dancing (Again)
3. Sorrow
4. Panic In Detroit
5. Changes
6. Young Americans
7. 1984
8. Footstompin'
9. Rock'n'Roll With Me
10. Moonage Daydream

Fix notes:

Running too fast.  Speed correction, factor 95%.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:
Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 (March 2013)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 6 by steve23yh on 11th July 2015

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Yes 1980-02-01 - London 'Drama Demos' Winter 1980

 

LDB Special Series #78

Hello! Here is a new series from my collection. After the Master Series, here is the Special Series.
Out of my 6,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed! I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my reward for all the work involved in this project. 

YES
London
'Drama Demos' Winter 1980

Version #1
1.01 Tempus Fugit #1 (4.58)
1.02 Untitled 1 #1 (5.23)
1.03 Does It Really Happen? #1 (4.11)
1.04 Does It Really Happen? #2 (2.05)
1.05 Song No.4 (Satellite) #1 (7.35)
1.06 Run Through the Light (4.20)

Version #2
1.07 Does It Really Happen? #3 (6.40)
1.08 Tempus Fugit #2 (5.07)
1.09 Untitled 1 #2 (5.42)
1.10 Song No.4 (Satellite) #2 (long version) (14.49)

Lineage: Studio demos > n generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Audigy Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0
> CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6) 

Chris Squire: Bass
Steve Howe: Guitars
Alan White: Drums

Right after Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman left Yes at the end of 1979, the remaining three members begun rehearsing in search for new ideas. Actually, they were finalizing what they had started when Jon and Rick were still in, working on three tracks (Tempus Fugit, Does It Really Happen? and Run Through the Light) that would be later released on Drama, plus a few more which would be left out of the album. While they were rehearsing, a young band was playing in the studio next door, notably two young musicians called Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes, better known as The Buggles. The pair introduced themselves to Yes and the rest is history. But what Trevor and Geoff heard from their recording session is what you hear here, known as the Drama Sessions. This is a very interesting piece of history, the bridge between the easy pop of Tormato and the new-wave influenced Drama album. Trevor and Geoff would bring extra track to the band, notably Into the Lens, Man In a White Car and We Can Fly From Here.

Soundwise, these are very nice instrumental sessions. I had two version which differ a bit on setlist, so I decided to include both. Version 2 has Song No.4 (Satellite) in a much longer version than in 1. Both are NOT sourced from any silver in circulation but from tapes I received in trade about 20 years ago.

Note: these sessions took place before Trevor and Geoff joined Yes, hence without keyboards or vocals. All the material present in this demos has not been officially released.

ldb

 

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Yes 1987-11-21 - Joe Louis Arena - Detroit

YES
Joe Louis Arena,
Detroit, MI,USA
1987-11-21

Source:  Cassette/Digitized with Sound Forge/WAV/FLAC

Audience recording

1.01 Almost like Love ~ Heart Of The Sunrise medley (2.35)
1.02 Rhythm of Love (5.13)
1.03 Hold On (6.48)
1.04 Big Generator (6.23)
1.05 Heart Of The Sunrise (11.39)
1.06 Final Eyes (9.06)
1.07 Shoot High Aim Low (9.34)
1.08 Holy Lamb (4.32)
1.09 Solly's Beard (5.44)
1.10 I've Seen All Good People (7.01)
1.11 Make It Easy ~ Owner Of A Lonely Heart (5.12) (cut in the middle @ 4.23)

2.01 Love Will Find A Way (5.16)
2.02 Amazing Grace (2.35)
2.03 I'm Running (9.23)
2.04 And You And I (11.02)
2.05 Würm (8.27)
2.06 Roundabout (6.13)

I just digitized this audience tape that I traded for about 19 years ago. It is a decent recording of Yes on the Generator tour from Detroit, MI. The concert is noteworthy because it is one of the few times that Yes performed "I'M running" and "Final Eyes" from Big Generator before dropping both from the setlist. If you can put up with the screaming maniac sitted near the taper in the audience it is a decent recording.

Let me know what you think.

 

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