1.01 WNEW / WMMR DJ's (1.22)
1.02 Apocalypse Intro (1.16)
1.03 Siberian Khatru (9.15)
1.04 Sound Chaser (11.04)
1.05 I've Seen All Good People (7.18)
1.06 The Gates Of Delirium (22.18)
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2.01 Long Distance Runaround (2.17)
2.02 Patrick Moraz Solo (4.14)
2.03 Steve Howe - The Clap (3.39)
2.04 Jon Anderson - Olias Solo (3.49)
2.05 Heart Of The Sunrise (11.29)
2.06 Ritual (25.47)
2.07 DJ Chatter #1 (2.12)
2.08 Roundabout (8.36)
2.09 DJ Chatter #2 (1.28)
2.10 I'm Down (3.29)
2.11 DJ Outtro (1.37)
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Yes
June 17, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, NJ, USA

"Roosevelt Stadium Again"
Remastered by Shaun Toole February, 2002
Lineage: SBD > "Master FM" (unknown media) > remastered by SMT using unknown software > FLAC

1.01 WNEW / WMMR DJ's (1.22)
1.02 Apocalypse Intro (1.16)
1.03 Siberian Khatru (9.15)
1.04 Sound Chaser (11.04)
1.05 I've Seen All Good People (7.18)
1.06 The Gates Of Delirium (22.18)

2.01 Long Distance Runaround (2.17)
2.02 Patrick Moraz Solo (4.14)
2.03 Steve Howe - The Clap (3.39)
2.04 Jon Anderson - Olias Solo (3.49)
2.05 Heart Of The Sunrise (11.29)
2.06 Ritual (25.47)
2.07 DJ Chatter #1 (2.12)
2.08 Roundabout (8.36)
2.09 DJ Chatter #2 (1.28)
2.10 I'm Down (3.29)
2.11 DJ Outtro (1.37)

Notes: 2006-03-01 A+ preFM recording from the short-lived Moraz era. The performance is also top-notch. In terms of sound quality this is one of the best out there. It crackles a little bit but is otherwise quite perfect. Also sounds great on headphones (many cool stereo fx). The radio stations wanted to save a couple bucks so they just broadcast a straight stereo soundboard patch. So this prefm source is really a raw SBD (mastered by SMT). Artwork included. FLACs tagged using foobar2000 v0.8.3. Checksums generated using TLH v0.9.2b55.

This was misdated as the 16th on the front cover artwork & in the text file but the correct date June 17, 1976, as it appears on the spine of the artwork. Also the setlist here matches with the page on forgottenyesterdays.com (link below). I updated the two front coverarts with the correct date. I included the original yesswap covers as well as the doctored "Xanadu Records" covers that came with this when I got it at STG.

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When I last saw this seeded there was quite a stir over if/when this was a hoarded show. I can't remember how it turned out, that thread went on forever. -Five

Original notes/credits from STG circa 2004...
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Notes: One of the most legendary Yes concerts ever performed, this was hoarded by the YesSwap elite and has now been liberated. A Master recording was unearthed, and some fine engineering by Shaun Toole really brighten this up. If you don't have this, or have one of the old copies that circulated, download it NOW! You'll definitely be glad you did.

Credits: Artwork was "altered" to show my distain with YesSwap, and I forget who originally did it. Doesn't really matter, it looks just fine the way it is. I didn't make labels for this one yet, but you can use the front cover to make one.
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