Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe
The Summit
Houston, TX
August 28, 1989

Taper: Unknown
Lineage: Metal cassette master tapes > cd-r > Bias Peak Pro 5.2.1 > Xact > flac
Location: Unknown

ABWH
Jon Anderson - Lead Vocals, Guitars and Keyboards
Bill Bruford - Drums and Percussion
Rick Wakeman - Keyboards
Steve Howe - Lead Guitars and Vocals
Tony Levin - Bass Guitar
Julian Colbeck - Keyboards
Milton McDonald - Guitars
Setlist:
01 Time And A Word 2:42
02 Owner Of A Lonely Heart 1:56
03 Teakbois 2:39
04 Clap 4:32
05 Mood For A Day 4:52
06 Wakeman Solo 5:37
07 Long Distance Runaround 3:17
08 Bruford Solo 4:02
09 Birthright 7:29
10 And You And I 10:30
11 I've Seen All Good People 9:30
12 Close To The Edge 22:21
13 Themes 6:30
14 Brother Of Mine 12:23
15 The Meeting 5:38
16 Heart Of The Sunrise 11:59
17 Order Of The Universe 9:14
18 Roundabout 9:14
19 Starship Trooper 12:05
Total Time: 146:30 (2:26:30)

Remaster
01. Re-balance frequencies / EQ
02. Correct channel frequency separation
03. Verify Pitch and Speed accurate
04. Remove many claps and hard clicks during music
05. Attenuate many loud whistles and yells
06. Repair audible micro dropouts
07. Repair intermittent right channel overload midrange distortion
08. Repair 3 cuts in recording
09. Attenuate excessive peaks
10. Re-Track
Notes:
This would be the last performance to include Tony Levin during this part of the tour.  Shortly after completing the final song of the evening, “Starship Trooper”, Tony walked off and collapsed back stage.  He was rushed to the hospital and diagnosed with Hepatitis.

ledwhofloyd writes
The original master is high quality, but is pretty bass-deficient. This remaster addresses that issue. RMCH was also put off by how loud the nearby audience noises were (and possibly from the taper), so RMCH has worked very hard to minimize the audience noises without making it obvious. It would be great if we could hear from the taper to get a better sense of what was going on behind the scenes, but the original uploader, mesquite, who posted it on behalf of BF hasn't been seen on dime for many years.

RMCH and I think this is one of the best audience recordings from that tour. He actually remastered it many years ago as PRRP, but that was from a higher gen source and his skills/software have improved a lot since then so this remaster is very different than PRRP.