33 years, 7 months and 12 days ago

Wednesday, April 24, 1991

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal Forum

17,959 capacity

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. [Something in French] Montreal. [Something in French] Quebec. [Something in French] Bill Bruford. Bill Bruford.

Bill Bruford:
[Something in French] 'Yours Is No Disgrace'. [Something in French] 'City Of Love..Rhythm Of Love'. Sorry Trevor. Ha Ha Ha. [Something in French] new album 'Union'. [Something in French] 'Shock To The System'.

Jon Anderson:
Yeah. Shock to the rights of mankind. Shock to the politicians.

Jon Anderson:
[Something in French]. Thank you. This next..uh song we started rehearsing it together and we want to play it together. Because it sounds better together by playing it together. The song is called 'Heart Of The Sunrise'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. Thank you very much. [Something in French]. [???] It's always a great great pleasure to be here in Montreal. Really fantastic. [???] sound. It's always a great pleasure to introduce, the maestro, Mr. Steve Howe.

Jon Anderson:
Woo! Thank you. Thank you. [Something in French]. This..uh next song is a little bit like wine. Goes good. Goes good. Wine always gets better with age let me say. [???] It gets better with age. I like this song. It's always a pleasure to play for you.

Jon Anderson:
Mr. Alan White. Hey. On electronic drums, Mr. Bill Bruford. 'Hold On'. 'Hold On'. 'Hold On'.

Jon Anderson:
Woo! Thank you. [Something in French]. Thank you. This kind of a sing along song. Want you to sing along..uh join in, stuff like that. This is for [???].

Jon Anderson:
The original, the dangerous, Mr. Tony Kaye.

Trevor Rabin:
[Something in French].

Jon Anderson:
Woo! The light. Stool. A white guitar. The black and white shirt. Inside of all this. The exciting guitar player [???], Mr. Trevor Rabin.

Trevor Rabin:
Thank you very much. Thank you [???] Thank you.

Jon Anderson:
Woo! The light. Stool. A white guitar. The black and white shirt. Inside of all this. The exciting guitar player [???], Mr. Trevor Rabin.

Jon Anderson:
The amazing bass man, Chris Squire. Here's a new song. You can hear it on the radio. You can hear it on the radio. 'Lift Me Up'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. [Something in French]. It seems a long long time ago. Before electricity. Before electricity. It used to be like acoustic stuff. Piano's and stuff like that. Harpsichords and then all of the sudden we started using electric keyboards and [???] people like Mr. Rick Wakeman.

Jon Anderson:
Woo!