21 years, 2 months and 11 days ago

Monday, July 22, 2002

Denver, Colorado

City Lights Pavillion

5,000 capacity

Jon Anderson:
Woo. You’ve been so nice, thank you. It’s great to be here with you once again here in Denver, Colorado. ??? Looking around, it’s so amazing. America is just truly an amazing country. This is a Paul Simon song. We’re all looking for a true America. ???

Jon Anderson:
Here’s a song we recorded last year. In the Presence of. We’re constantly in the presence of the divine.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much, thank you. It is quite amazing to be with you in 2002. We’re surviving. A song about 3 guys who went into the mountains in search of….getting to the top. The song was a poem I wrote about them dying, and finding their true selves up there in the mountains, because they love the mountains. The song is South Side of the Sky.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much for being with us on this ??? eve. Guess it’s about 27 years ago we wrote that piece of music and I want to thank you all for listening to it. You’re helping us get through it, that’s for sure. Thank you. Gonna leave you the wonderful, amazing guitar player, Mr. Steve Howe.

Steve Howe:
Thank you very much. ??? Thank you. We’re gonna be back in 15 minutes. Thank you. See you then.

Jon Anderson:
How you doing. ??? Song for Jane. We have such a great time walking around ??? just having a great time together as we always do. So I’m really blessed having someone who cares for me so much. Here’s a song for Janie. It’s a new song. And I’m still learning it as I go along, so here we go.

Jon Anderson:
The wizard of the keyboards, the original Rick Wakeman.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you. Rick Wakeman. The fast and the furious energy of the Heart of the Sunrise.

Jon Anderson:
Woo. Thank you. Thank you. They say that if you magnify everything that is good within you, everything that is outside of you should also magnify and life would be pretty cool, ok? Here’s another song that we put together on the last album we recorded called Magnification. This song is called Magnification.

Chris Squire:
Thank you very much. That was a song about mammals, and here’s a song about fish

Jon Anderson:
Chris Squire on bass guitar, Chris Squire. On the drums Alan White, on drums Alan White.

Jon Anderson:
Well, thank you all this, for coming along this evening. Thank you so much for enjoying the show and ??? appreciate it so much. Woo.