1.01 Intro ~ Cinema (3.41)
1.02 Leave It (4.38)
1.03 Yours Is No Disgrace (10.47)
1.04 Brief Drum Solo (0.34)
1.05 Hold On (6.51)
1.06 Hearts (8.59)
1.07 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move (3.41)
1.08 I've Seen All Good People: All Good people (4.07)
1.09 Kaye Keyboard Solo ~ Solly's Beard (6.38)
1.10 Changes (7.33)
1.11 And You And I (12.16)
1.12 Soon (3.07)
1.13 Make It Easy ~ Owner Of A Lonely Heart (6.19)
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2.01 It Can Happen (beginning cut) (6.48)
2.02 Long Distance Runaround ~ Whitefish ~ Amazing Grace (15.56)
2.03 City Of Love (9.35)
2.04 Starship Trooper (14.39)
2.05 Roundabout (8.27)
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Date : Friday, March 30, 1984
City : Daly City, California
Venue : Cow Palace
Capacity : 13,895
Recording Info: Unknown Equipment 1st Gen Analog tapes
Transfer: Phillips FC 50->Soundblaster Audigy->Sound Forge 8.0->
CD Architect->FLac Frontend Level 8
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Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Tony Kaye (Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Alan White (Drums)

Setlist :

Disc 1

1.01 Intro ~ Cinema (3.41)
1.02 Leave It (4.38)
1.03 Yours Is No Disgrace (10.47)
1.04 Brief Drum Solo (0.34)
1.05 Hold On (6.51)
1.06 Hearts (8.59)
1.07 I've Seen All Good People: Your Move (3.41)
1.08 I've Seen All Good People: All Good people (4.07)
1.09 Kaye Keyboard Solo ~ Solly's Beard (6.38)
1.10 Changes (7.33)
1.11 And You And I (12.16)
1.12 Soon (3.07)
1.13 Make It Easy ~ Owner Of A Lonely Heart (6.19)

Disc 2

2.01 It Can Happen (beginning cut) (6.48)
2.02 Long Distance Runaround ~ Whitefish ~ Amazing Grace (15.56)
2.03 City Of Love (9.35)
2.04 Starship Trooper (14.39)
2.05 Roundabout (8.27)

Another great recording of a great show.
Like the previous two posts of Dio and Iron Maiden;
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The information on the taper/gear is limited at best. There are some funny/annoyning, depending on your point of view, comments by the taper and his friend during the show, mostly directed at Jon Anderson.
The story behind the recording that was told to me was that the taper was from Reno and he taped many shows in the Bay Area. I also have copies of his Dio Oakland 84, Iroan Maiden SF 85, and Genesis Oakland 84; they are all great recordings.