1.01 Time And A Word - Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Teakbois
1.02 The Clap
1.03 Leaves Of Green
1.04 Mood For A Day
1.05 Rick Wakeman Solo
1.06 Long Distance Runaround
1.07 Bill Bruford Solo
1.08 Birthright
1.09 And You And I
1.10 Quartet
1.11 I've Seen All Good People
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2.01 Close To The Edge
2.02 Themes
2.03 Levin-Bruford Duet
2.04 Brother Of Mine
2.05 The Meeting
2.06 Heart Of The Sunrise
2.07 Order Of The Universe
2.08 Let's Pretend
2.09 Starship Trooper
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ANDERSON BRUFORD WAKEMAN HOWE
Mud Island Amphitheater
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
July 29, 1989

Band:
Jon Anderson
Bill Bruford
Rick Wakeman
Steve Howe
+ Tony Levin, Milton McDonald & Julian Colbeck

Lineage: unknown generation VHS>VIDEO TS (using ClickToDVD)>DVD-R>DVDShrink(lossless extraction)>VIDEO TS

Disc One (1:11:23):

Time and a Word - Owner of a Lonely Heart - Teakbois
Clap
Leaves of Green
Mood for a Day
Rick Wakeman solo
Long Distance Runaround
Bill Bruford solo
Birthright
And You and I
Quartet
I've Seen All Good People

Disc Two (1:24:43):

Close To The Edge
Themes
Levin / Bruford duet
Brother of Mine
The Meeting
Heart of the Sunrise
Order of the Universe
Let's Pretend
Starship Trooper

Notes: I noted on the DVD-Rs as I captured this that I originally transferred these from my VHS tape in September of 2003! I know that there must be other versions of this video out there, but, my transfer is the only one that I've happened to come
across - if someone else has a better or lower gen transfer, please do share!

This is the famous first show of the ABWH tour, where they play a few songs that are never played again. I personally loved
this album and was totally psyched to see the show at Red Rocks in '89 - until they had to cancel due to Tony Levin's illness;
the Denver-area show was never made up. The quality on this is definitely not bad - the camera work is excellent for the time -
but, it's definitely a little generated. I made an audio version from this source that also circulates - note that my transfer
doesn't include Roundabout (surely, they played THAT?!?), which was not on my original VHS tape.

Myself, I'm a fan of audience shot videos - I've shot 40 or so myself, and have 100s of old VHS tapes from collectors around the
world. I really enjoy this video, but, your enjoyment will likely be determined by how much you tolerate somewhat shaky, somewhat
blurry and generated picture. If you're cool with that, then this might be something you'll enjoy! Please don't profit from this
transfer - share it, post it, give it away, but, don't make money off of it.

data information:
Menu: No
Chapters: Yes
Artwork: No

Format: MPEG Video
W/H: 720x480
Display Aspect Ratio: 4x3
Frame Rate: 29.97
Standard: NTSC

Format: AC3
Channels: Stereo
Sample Rate: 48000 Hz
Bitrate: 384 kbs