1.01 Perpetual Change (2.29)
1.02 The Calling (6.36)
1.03 I Am Waiting (7.40)
1.04 Rhythm Of Love (6.56)
1.05 Hearts (9.50)
1.06 Real Love (10.07)
1.07 Changes (8.55)
1.08 Heart Of The Sunrise (12.55)
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2.01 Make It Easy (2.29)
2.02 Owner Of A Lonely Heart (6.33)
2.03 Piano Solo (3.59)
2.04 And You And I (11.10)
2.05 I've Seen All Good People (8.08)
2.06 Walls (6.09)
2.07 Endless Dream (20.40)
2.08 Roundabout (6.57)
2.09 Purple Haze (2.14)
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Yes - New York (USA), Madison Square Garden 10 September 1994

LINEAGE: Analog Tape -> CDR -> FLAC (Audacity, Trader's Little Helper)

SOURCE: Soundboard

SETLIST:

01-PERPETUAL CHANGE
02-THE CALLING
03-I'M WAITING
04-RHYTHM OF LOVE
05-HEARTS
06-REAL LOVE
07-CHANGES
08-HEART OF THE SUNRISE
09-MAKE IT EASY
10-OWNER OF A LONELY HEART
11-PIANO SOLO
12-AND YOU AND I
13-I'VE SEEN ALL GOOD PEOPLE
14-WALLS
15-ENDLESS DREAM
16-ROUNDABOUT
17-PURPLE HAZE

LINE-UP:
Chris Squire - Bass, vocals
Jon Anderson - Lead vocals, guitar, percussion
Tony Kaye - Organ, Piano, Keyboards
Alan White - Drums, percussion
Trevor Rabin - Lead guitar, keyboards, vocals

Very good soundboard. There is a slight humming hearable during the quiet parts. Also there are some minor flaws here and there and the sound is not perfectly balanced.

I received this YES show in a trade 20 years ago. The "Talk" album was not one of the highlights of their career and the tour wasn't either. After the "Union" tour, they moved back to the 90125 line-up, but this time the album was very weak and the live shows sounded not very inspired. Some of the songs were reworked for the tour, like AND YOU AND I, which had a piano intro instead of the acoustic guitar intro and especially the new songs are very mellow AOR rock. The only real highlight of the "Talk" album is ENDLESS DREAM, which reminds me of the "old" YES days.

Don't convert to MP3 and seed elsewhere.

Upped by AlarmFan, 01.04.2017