46 years, 2 months and 28 days ago

Saturday, October 28, 1978

Wembley, London, United Kingdom

Wembley Arena

12,500 capacity

Evening Show

Jon Anderson:
Yeah, Thank you very much Welcome to Wembley, Anybody from Outside Of London. Welcome to london.. Oooo....Nice to be here with our last evening here.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much Thank you. We'd like to carry on with some new songs from the new album. Here's one called Future Times/Rejoice .

Jon Anderson:
This Is a song which leaves a bit to the imagination.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much As you know a few folks who couldn't be here now ... been together for many years now It's been a hard road.... it;'s tough out there..... I'm sorryWhat we'd like to do is play one or two songs you might remember.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much, thank you. We're going to move for a little bit now. One of those songs started off as a kind of poem. It's a song about the factory ships that seem to get rid of too many whales. The song is called 'Don't Kill The Whale'.

Jon Anderson:
On Acoustic Guitar Mr. Steve Howe

Steve Howe:
Thank you very much. [???] It's very fun to play here. Thank you..

Jon Anderson:
Here's one for all spacetravellers we have . I'd think we're all a teeny weenie bit cosmic sometimes. 'Starship Trooper'.

Jon Anderson:
On Bass Guitar, Mr. Christopher Squire

Jon Anderson:
There comes a moment in every evening, every evenings performance when something extraoridanely happens and it's not just you. (?)May I introduce you to the very shy, quiet, secret tabdancer, Mr. Rick Wakeman

Jon Anderson:
Thank You very much WE'd like to thank you All For travelling to come to see us On The Final Day On Wembley Thank You very much Thank Yo