1.01 Close To The Edge (20.22)
1.02 Listen To Your Heart (1.18)
1.03 Long Distance Runaround (5.20)
1.04 Don't Go (5.19)
1.05 In The Presence Of (10.44)
1.06 Virginia Symphony Intro (1.02)
1.07 The Gates Of Delirium (22.28)
1.08 Winter (2.24)
1.09 The Clap (4.03)
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2.01 Intro (0.49)
2.02 Wonderous Stories (3.50)
2.03 Perpetual Change (11.53)
2.04 And You And I (12.20)
2.05 Ritual (29.13)
2.06 I've Seen All Good People (7.43)
2.07 Band Introductions (0.20)
2.08 Applause (1.48)
2.09 Roundabout (6.25)
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YES
August 19, 2001 (Sunday)
The Harbor Center
Portsmouth, Virginia, USA

The 19th show of the US leg of the YesSymphonic Tour.

Jon Anderson - vocals, guitar & percussion
Steve Howe - guitars, vocals
Chris Squire - bass, vocals & timpani
Alan White - drums & percussion
Tom Brislin - keyboards, vocals

with William Straumburg conducting the The Virginia Symphony Orchestra

set list:
Give Love Each Day
Close To The Edge
Listen To Your Heart (symphonic interlude)
Long Distance Runaround
Don't Go
In The Presence Of
Gates Of Delirium
Steve Howe Solo:
Winter
Clap
Wonderous Stories
Perpetual Change
And You And I
Ritual
Your Move ~ I've Seen All Good People
encore:
Roundabout (short version)
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DAT(1) > CDR(2) Sourced from CDR trade.
CDR > xACT (secure extraction) > Sound Studio (inspection & tracking) > xACT (fix SBE, tags, flac level5)
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This is a mono capture of a really good show where you can laugh along with the guys taking their friends and talking throughout saying over and over "told you they were going to do it!" There is quite a bit of chatter from the crowd, but that's what these shows were like. When the music is loud, it sure is LOUD, and when it is quiet, you get to hear the people talking.

Steve plays a bit of "Happy Birthday" before AYAI, in case you really need a Steve Howe version of that. There is some HUGE applause cut out after Perpetual Change, possibly for a tape flip, but there is not much missing. just a few seconds, also there is a slight adjustment in the levels near the beginning of Roundabout as the taper deals with all the audience dancing around.

This is just how the taper sent it out, and I haven't done anything but retrack this slightly, so it can be played with no breaks.
This is not the best sonic capture of the tour, but by far not the worst. This is essentially complete with few distractions and I wish there were more tapes like this!

In the extras folder you can find the disc-end tracks with fades in case you want to burn this to discs.

details:
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Total Time 147:16

01 Close To The Edge 20:22
02 Listen To Your Heart 01:18
03 Long Distance Runaround 05:20
04 Don't Go 05:19
05 In The Presence Of 10:44
06 Virginia Symphony intro 01:02
07 Gates Of Delirium 22:28
08 Winter 02:24
09 Clap 04:12
10 introduction 00:27
11 Wonderous Stories 03:50
12 Perpetual Change 11:53
13 And You And I 12:20
14 Ritual 29:13
15 Your Move ~ All Good People 07:43
16 band introductions 00:20
17 encore applause 01:48
18 Roundabout 06:25
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for discs, use the files from the extras folder if you like fades:

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disc one 73:00

1.01 Close To The Edge (20.22)
1.02 Listen To Your Heart (1.18)
1.03 Long Distance Runaround (5.20)
1.04 Don't Go (5.19)
1.05 In The Presence Of (10.44)
1.06 Virginia Symphony Intro (1.02)
1.07 The Gates Of Delirium (22.28)
1.08 Winter (2.24)
1.09 The Clap (4.03)

disc two 74:21

2.01 Intro (0.49)
2.02 Wonderous Stories (3.50)
2.03 Perpetual Change (11.53)
2.04 And You And I (12.20)
2.05 Ritual (29.13)
2.06 I've Seen All Good People (7.43)
2.07 Band Introductions (0.20)
2.08 Applause (1.48)
2.09 Roundabout (6.25)

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