1.01 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed (4.45)
1.02 Then (6.08)
1.03 Every Little Thing (6.33)
1.04 Astral Traveler (5.53)
1.05 Everydays (5.59)
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Yes
Köln (Cologne), Germany
Sporthalle (progresive pop festival)
April 3rd, 1970

Jon Anderson - Vocals
Peter Banks - Guitars
Bill Bruford - Drums
Tony Kaye - Keyboards
Chris Squire - Bass

SOURCE: unknown wdr fm equipment (probably a uher report) with unknown microphones placed on stage
TRANSFER 01: braun tg 60 > revox a77 (7,5 ips) done in 1980
TRANSFER 02: rexox a77 (little azimuth correction) > van der hul hifi cables > tascam ss-r1 > adobe audition

1.01 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed (4.45)
1.02 Then (6.08)
1.03 Every Little Thing (6.33)
1.04 Astral Traveler (5.53)
1.05 Everydays (5.59)
Total Time 29:19

Source Notes:
- when i was living in aachen in 1980, i used to frequently bump into one of these wild poets / rimbaud / doors / patti smith loveable
loonies who would be selling bootleg books and records at the rwth mensa (hi dirk !!!). we got to know each eather better and
one day he mentioned somebody who taped many shows in the arly 1970s. as i expressed SERIOUS interest, he somehow managed
to borrow a bag full of small uher reels which he gave to me saying that they must be returned within 24 hours. it took me a long
time just to borrow a revox and transfer some of the reels. just wish i'd have had more time ... only managed to copy maybe 1/4
all of it - what a shame !!! been trying to re-borrow the reels for ages, but ...
- the last time i took drugs, i tried to eat an airport. well, ...

Remaster
1. Repair clipping
2. Repair frequency response of left channel
3. Correct balance
4. Adjust dynamics
5. Re-balance frequencies
6. Repair clicks, pops, dropouts and claps
7. Correct speed and pitch using commercial live and studio references
8. Adjust stereo field
9. Track

Notes:
Amazing quality given the year this audience recording was made. Rare 1970 Yes.
Jon stops vocals in middle of first verse of Then...waits and then starts verse two.
Some cuts in applause between songs.