Okay. This was a very long time ago. I was 14 years old and it was only the second live gig I ever attended. All I can give you now are impressions. First off, I remember being impressed, if slightly taken a-back by, Gryphon, the support act. Medieval prog! Excellent! They warmed us up nicely for the main event. I vividly recall Stravinsky's 'Firebird Suite' announcing the arrival of the band and then, there they were, from stage left to right: Steve Howe (lank hair and wearing something kimonoesque); Patrick Moraz (on a podium, surrounded by a banks of keyboards); Jon Anderson (all in white and looking slight...a wispy beard too); Alan White (tons of drums) and Chris Squire (yeti legs). To my young eyes, the stage set looked very impressive. Surely, a Roger Dean creation in glowing polystyrene! Loved it! They played the whole of the 'Relayer' album that night, naturally, but the highlight for me was 'Close To The Edge'. Those birdy whistles at the beginning made my heart race. Howe did his solo 'thing' very nicely and displayed some interesting use of steel guitar that I've never come across in any country music since! The set culminated in 'Ritual' from 'Topographic Oceans' followed by 'Roundabout' for an encore. At this point, the well-behaved audience finally got to its feet and me and my mate rushed down to the stage to get the full 'Yes Effect'. The whole thing has left a great impression upon me all these years later. Since then my tastes have changed but I've still got time for the Yes of old. Fun, less complicated times! If anyone knows where I can get a tape of this show, I'd be VERY grateful!

Jon Anderson:
Thank you.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. It's very nice to be back in Bristol once again. I'll go slow. It's been years since we've played..three years since we've played here. Two years ago? I thought we played here last time? Thought I'm losing my memory there, better watch out. Hope you all are having a good time. We're going to play a song from 'Relayer'. This is called 'To Be Over'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much thank you. Next piece we'd like to play is..uh a song that was..uh side one of 'Relayer' called 'Gates Of Delerium'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. Thank you.