1.01 The Calling (cut in)
1.02 I Am Waiting
1.03 Rhythm Of Love
1.04 Hearts
1.05 Real Love
1.06 Changes
1.07 Heart Of The Sunrise
1.08 Star-Spangled Banner
1.09 Cinema
1.10 City Of Love
1.11 Make It Easy - Owner Of A Lonely Heart
1.12 Where Will You Be?
1.13 Rabin Piano Solo - And You And I
1.14 I've Seen All Good People
1.15 Walls
1.16 Endless Dream
1.17 Hold On
1.18 Roundabout
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Yes
“Talk” tour
July 4th, 1994
Sandstone Amphitheatre, Bonner Springs, KS

2nd gen VHS>DVD>Torrent NTSC DVD, about 2 1/2 hours.

Jon Anderson
(Vocals)
Tony Kaye
(Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin
(Guitars)
Chris Squire
(Bass)
Alan White
(Drums)
Billy Sherwood
(Guitars, keys, thoroughly unnecessary padding [does not play on every song],)

Screen shots provided. Quality varies. Sound quality is pretty consistent and is VG for a video camcorder recording
Visual quality: Although this is an audience shot, there are fairly regular short periods of unsteadiness or people getting in the way, primarily toward the beginning of the show. Still, the vast majority of it is quite watchable. At various points during the show the taper switches to shooting the video screen, but that is actually well-done and very watchable. At other times the taper shows the entire stage, and then also zooms in very close. Overall, given the level of security at Sandstone (I attended this show), it was well done. It is hard to film in this venue, trust me.
Anyway, This isn't for those who demand perfection, but it is a pretty decent shot overall. It is also worth noting that the show starts during daylight, but it turns to night as it progresses, which helps bring out the lights.

The performance is solid and the band is having a good night for what I have heard from this tour.
A highlight is that there is a very cool lightshow during Endless Dream. Many of my friends who saw the show elsewhere reported that they did NOT have the lightshow at many other venues. I don't recall seeing it in any other videos from the tour that I have.

I think this is the last tour during which Jon sang with a lot of emotional committment, or at least he seems more into it to me. It isn't my favorite era, and some of it sounds dated now, but it was a very good era for this lineup.
I hope you enjoy it.

I have the first two songs on tape, but they are not really watchable due to numerous issues.

:
Intro/Perpetual Change* Not included due to tracking/visibility issues
The Calling* Starts in progress due to tracking, visibility

1.01 The Calling (cut in)
1.02 I Am Waiting
1.03 Rhythm Of Love
1.04 Hearts
1.05 Real Love
1.06 Changes
1.07 Heart Of The Sunrise
1.08 Star-Spangled Banner
1.09 Cinema
1.10 City Of Love
1.11 Make It Easy - Owner Of A Lonely Heart
1.12 Where Will You Be?
1.13 Rabin Piano Solo - And You And I
1.14 I've Seen All Good People
1.15 Walls
1.16 Endless Dream
1.17 Hold On
1.18 Roundabout