Ride Easy 4:29
Daylight 3:33
Go 8:14
Lying To Yourself 4:11
Gypsy Soul 3:32
Go (Instrumental Remix) 8:10
May 14, 2015
ASIA - Addenum: The Missing Tracks
Ride Easy 4:29
Daylight 3:33
Go 8:14
Lying To Yourself 4:11
Gypsy Soul 3:32
Go (Instrumental Remix) 8:10
TREY ANASTASIO - Trey Anastasio Performs The Songs Of The Grateful Dead Recorded between April 1999 and September 2013
Trey Anastasio Performs The Songs Of The Grateful Dead
Recorded between April 1999 and September 2013
100% Soundboard | a compilation by DB
March 2015
Viola Lee Blues
Bertha
They Love Each Other
Cold Rain Jam
Loose Lucy
Bird Song
Tennessee Jed
Alabama Getaway
Mama Tried
Casey Jones
Pride Of Cucamonga
Truckin'
The Other One
St. Stephen
The Eleven
Mountains Of The Moon
Unbroken Chain
Row Jimmy
Candyman
Big Railroad Blues
China Cat Sunflower
Brown Eyed Women
Cosmic Charlie
Deal
All Along The Watchtower
Cryptical Envelopment
Dark Star
Terrapin Station
Uncle John's Band
The Wheel
Eyes Of The World
Help On The Way> Slipknot!> Franklin's Tower
Not Fade Away
Alligator
Turn On Your Lovelight
Days Between
Wharf Rat
China Doll
I Know You Rider
Scarlet Begonias> Fire On The Mountain
Stella Blue
Shakedown Street
Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
Friend Of The Devil
Sugaree
High Time
In The Midnight Hour
Box Of Rain
Ripple
U.S. Blues
Morning Dew
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
And We Bid You Goodnight
He's Gone
Touch Of Grey http://www.filefactory.com/file/51b4tuj3918v/Touch%20Of%20Trey%20%5BMP3-320%5D.zip
YES - Cow Palace Daly City, California - 03/30/1984
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Date : Friday, March 30, 1984
City : Daly City, California
Venue : Cow Palace
Capacity : 13,895
Recording Info: Unknown Equipment 1st Gen Analog tapes
Transfer: Phillips FC 50->Soundblaster Audigy->Sound Forge 8.0->
CD Architect->FLac Frontend Level 8
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Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Tony Kaye (Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Alan White (Drums)
Setlist :
Disc 1
1.01 Intro ~ Cinema (3.41)
1.02 Leave It (4.38)
1.03 Yours Is No Disgrace (10.47)
1.04 Brief Drum Solo (0.34)
1.05 Hold On (6.51)
1.06 Hearts (8.59)
1.07 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move (3.41)
1.08 I've Seen All Good People: All Good people (4.07)
1.09 Kaye Keyboard Solo ~ Solly's Beard (6.38)
1.10 Changes (7.33)
1.11 And You And I (12.16)
1.12 Soon (3.07)
1.13 Make It Easy ~ Owner Of A Lonely Heart (6.19)
Disc 2
2.01 It Can Happen (beginning cut) (6.48)
2.02 Long Distance Runaround ~ Whitefish ~ Amazing Grace (15.56)
2.03 City Of Love (9.35)
2.04 Starship Trooper (14.39)
2.05 Roundabout (8.27)
The information on the taper/gear is limited at best. There are some funny/annoyning, depending on your point of view, comments by the taper and his friend during the show, mostly directed at Jon Anderson.
The story behind the recording that was told to me was that the taper was from Reno and he taped many shows in the Bay Area. I also have copies of his Dio Oakland 84, Iroan Maiden SF 85, and Genesis Oakland 84; they are all great recordings.
YES - Night Must Fall - Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA – September 17th, 2004
Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA – September 17th, 2004
Disc 1:
1.01 Firebird Suite (2.54)
1.02 Going For The One (5.26)
1.03 Sweet Dreams (7.00)
1.04 I’ve Seen All Good People (8.02)
1.05 America (10.42)
1.06 South Side Of The Sky (12.07)
1.07 Yours Is No Disgrace (12.45)
1.08 The Clap (4.30)
1.09 Long Distance Runaround (5.38)
1.10 Wonderous Stories (4.24)
Disc 2:
2.01 Roundabout (8.11)
2.02 Owner Of A Lonely Heart (7.03)
2.03 And You And I (14.20)
2.04 Awaken (21.58)
2.05 Starship Trooper (12.15)
Yes’ 35th Anniversary Tour began mid April 2004 in Seattle and ended September 22nd, 2004 in Monterrey, Mexico and featured the Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, and White lineup. The tour was broken into three legs starting with a Spring North American Tour, followed by the summer tours of Europe and North America. A nice cross section of material from over the years was chosen for this tour emphasizing the current members and also featuring “Sweet Dreams” from the pre – Howe era and Paul Simon’s “America” that was only released as a single in 1972. Another track that makes its appearance in the tour is the rarely played “South Side Of The Sky”.
The recording is an excellent stereo soundboard with some traces of compression. The mix is really good with the bass slightly overshadowed by the other instruments. It amazes me after all these years these guys still sound so good. There aren’t too many aging bands that can still pull off their music at this level. Vocally, they aren’t as sharp as they used to be, understandably so, but Anderson’s voice sometimes benefits from the slight raspiness giving him an edgier sound than he’s ever had before. “South Side Of The Sky” is a good example and sounds quite good with an extended section at the end with Wakeman and Howe trading solos.
The acoustic section features a really nice “Long Distance Runaround” followed by the usual tour story by Jon Anderson of when he wrote the song in Jamaica. The band then kicks into a short reggae version where Jon sings “long distance runaround/long time, waiting to get me some ganja/I still remember the dream there/I still remember the time I got so high” and goes on about how Bush and Kerry should start smoking again and stop talking about war before referencing the Barrett Strong anti-war anthem “War”, even getting the crowd to participate in the chant. The whole acoustic set is pretty loose with lots of stories and comic moments between songs with Rick Wakeman providing lounge style piano for background music. Chris Squire get his turn at a storyteller moment where he explains how he and Alan White called on Rick Wakeman to come up with a special 35th Anniversary blues version of “Roundabout” that ends in an enthusiastic “Fucking Brilliant!” from Chris. Keeping an open mind, the acoustic versions of “Long Distance Runaround”, “Roundabout” and even “Owner Of A Lonely Heart” come across really well and is a nice twist in the set. Rick Wakeman takes an outstanding piano solo in “Owner” in place of the guitar solo. Still, songs like “Awaken” and “Starship Trooper” really steal the show for the die-hard Yes fans and are a great way to end the night.
Sirene does it again with Night Must Fall; a superb sounding set and a worthwhile performance from the definitive Yes lineup giving this title essential status. (WGPSEC)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/66ik8zw8s7ml/YES%20%202004-09-17%20-%20Night%20Must%20Fall%20-%20Concord.rar
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