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Saturday, May 5, 1979 Vancouver, British Columbia PNE Coliseum 17,150 capacity 43 years, 3 months and 11 days ago
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Pat Agreed, Wurm Chaser! It was all a dream anyway. WURM IT IS TO BE OVER. EVEN IF THEY COME BACK, THEY ARE 1,000,000,000 LIGHTYEARS FROM THE WAY THEY USE TO PLAY. JUST THE FIRST 5 MINUTES OF 5/5/79 IS BETTER THAN THE LAST 4 TOURS PUT TOGETHER. WURM IT IS TO BE OVER. EVEN IF THEY COME BACK, THEY ARE 1,000,000,000 LIGHTYEARS FROM THE WAY THEY USE TO PLAY. jUST THE FIRST 5 MINUTES OF 5/5/79 IS BETTER THAN THE LAST 4 TOURS PUT TOGETHER. SOUND CHASER IT IS TO BE OVER. EVEN IF THEY COME BACK, THEY ARE 1,000,000,000 LIGHTYEARS FROM THE WAY THEY USE TO PLAY. jUST THE FIRST 5 MINUTES OF 5/5/79 IS BETTER THAN THE LAST 4 TOURS PUT TOGETHER. Tormato Tour Survivor There I was in Seattle for the E.M.P. More Drama tour August of 2005. I could not of been more up for it aaand another big Yes letdown. Me thinks it may be over. What say you Wurm,LittlGeoff, anyone? Pat Crowe Oops. The vodka gets in my eye some nights. I remember dragging my Led Zep fiend buddy to this show. He was a skeptic. At the end of the show he turned to me and said it was better than that Zep show in the Kingdome, which is legendary. I wallowed in smug pride for my favourite band. I also vividly remember listening patiently to two old vets {ushers} commenting to each other that this band was one of the good ones. When I finally interrupted the two old hunchbacks to ask directions they just stared at me. I think my pupils may have been a little dilated. I have seen all of the big shows {that have mattered since} Thousands and thousands chasing the sound, the vibe. Only a few have come close, but not by much. I was there I am The Tormato Tour Survivor! WURM Pat, I was making reference to yanns statement that they were too out of control. Yann was making it like a negative. I wasn't refering to your statement about Chris and Alan being out of control. you were using it in a positive way. You thought Yann was telling you that you're mistaking out of control with pandamonium. It's me WURM telling Yann he's wronggggggggggggggg. WURM Pat, I was making reference to yanns statement that they were too out of control. Yann was making it like a negative. I wasn't refering to your statement about Chris and Alan being out of control. you were using it in a positive way. You thought Yann was telling you that you're mistaking out of control with pandamonium. It me WURM telling Yann he's wronggggggggggggggg. Pat Crowe I know that Yann, but pandemonium? Is that what youuur acid was called? WURMMMMMMMMM Yann, IT'S YOU. YOU'RE MISTAKING BEING OUT OF CONTROL WITH TOTAL PANDAMONIUM. THESE WERE THE GREATEST SHOWS EVERRRRRRRRRR. patrick cro one of top three shows that i saw in the seventies .The others being the kinks and genesis.Chris and Alan were almost out of control.KIller killer sound arrayed three sixty.The lineup does not work without rick to my tastes. Alchemy to the maxx p. s. rode the coaster, than beat up Jeffrey.......again. Ryan Curtis I just got a wonderful 2-CD recording from the Tormato tour, and it caused me to really want to know the answer to a question I've had for a while. What songs off of Tormato were played live? The set is called Tourmato (Part 1 + 2), released by Silver Rarities, and the sound quality is quite excellent!! This sounds about as good as Yesshows for most of it. The mix is just right, with Steve's guitar nice and up front. The hiss isn't bad at all for the most part, and the crowd noise is only noticable between tracks. The performace is absolutely great. Steve, Chris, and Rick all play fabulously, and do enough bits differently from the studio to keep me excited. There is an unfortunate edit between Long Distance Runaround and The Fish, cutting out some guitar work by Steve, but other than that, I love it! I had been wanting a good recording of a Tormato show for a while, and here it is! On And You And I, in The Preacher The Teacher section, they have the harmonica sound, like in the live version from the '88 tour on the boxed set. This brings up another question: who plays the harmonica? Jon is singing, so it can't be him. Steve is playing at the time, too, so that leaves Rick, Chris, and Alan. Anyone know? Scott Salmon Chris Squire performed on harmonica during The Preacher The Teacher. Yann Clochec Maybe it was just me, but I thought the performances on _Tourmato_ sounded tired and irritable, as if presaging the Paris sessions. Wakeman is farting around more than usual, espesially stomping on Howe's solo in "Wurm," even though they're supposed to be trading bars. In other places, it sounds to me as if the band is out of control. My lasting impression of _Tourmato_ is how dissolute the performances seemed to have become in six months.
before 'Future Times/Rejoice' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:Thank you very much. It's very good to be back in Vancouver one more time, I gotta tell you. We..we see the mountains and the [???] whole shape of the place is incredible. Here's one or two songs we recorded last year and we're going to play them now. Uh..the first songs is called 'Future Times/Rejoice'. before 'Circus Of Heaven' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:I'd like to carry on with a song which..uh leaves a little, leaves a little room for the imagination, sorry. Uh..the realization of imagination and this is a song about the day the circus of heaven came into town. before 'Time And A Word' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:As you, as you know, we've been coming to Vancouver for quite a long time so it's our anniversary as well. We like to think of it, everybody who comes and sees us and thinks about us. Here..here's one or two songs that you might remember from..uh. before 'Clap' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:Thank you. Thank you very much [???]. On bass guitar, Mr. Christopher Squire! Let's hear for Christopher. And now, the magic fingers of Mr. Steve Howe, on acoustic guitar, let's see. before 'And You And I' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Steve Howe:Thank you very much, thank you. It's very nice to play here in Vancouver. [???]. Thank you. Jon Anderson: We'd like to carry on with a song. I think we'll carry on with a dance routine. A dance routine. A dance routine. Here's a song called 'And You And I'. before 'Starship Trooper' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:We'd like to carry on with a song which we recorded about seven years. A song..exactly yes. The song is called 'Starship Trooper'. Pertaining to the incredible discussion you always have with yourself. Between yourself and yourself. You all like. Hello Rick, how are you Rick? before 'Wakeman Solo' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:Thank you very much. I'd like to introduce you to the man who'd like to play 'The Price Is Right'. Come on down Mr. Rick Wakeman. 'Tour Song' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:I'd like to thank you everybody for coming along this evening. I'd like to thank you one and all for coming along this evening. Here we go. Vancouver, Canada. Nous Sommes Du Soleil. Vancouver, Canada. Nous Sommes Du Soleil. I'd like to thank you everybody for making it out this Saturday evening. Like to thank you so much so much so much for taking the time to come out this evening. We've gotta do it again. Vancouver, Canada. Canada. Vancouver, Canada, Nous Sommes Du Soleil. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you so much so much. Thank you so much so much. before 'Roundabout' transcribed by: Pete Whipple Jon Anderson:Just for this..just for this one song. Let's have everybody up and dancing a little bit and clapping your hands all okay? C'mon. |
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