Yes - Westwood One Superstars In Concert ~ Wembley Arena, London, England, 06-29-1991 (Pre-FM)

Yes
Westwood One Superstars In Concert
Wembley Arena, London, England, June 29, 1991
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cue Sheet Or Label Scans

Lineage: Pre-FM LP Masters > Newmark Turntable > CD-r No IDS > Plextools Pro/Wav 16/44.1 > Audio Cleaning Lab (Track Marks & Edits) > Wav 16/44.1 > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8 > Traders Little Helper > Wav > Goldwave v6.15 > Edit Tracks > Traders Little Helper Flac Level 8 (align sector boundaries) 

01 Westwood One Intro
02 Rhythm Of Love
03 Shock To The System
04 Heart Of The Sunrise
05 Make It Easy
06 Owner Of A Lonely Heart
07 And You And I
 (I) Cord Of Life
 (II) Eclipse
 (III) The Preacher, The Teache
 (IV) The Apocalypse
08 Changes
09 I've Seen All Good People
 (a) Your Move
 (b) All Good People
10 Lift Me Up
11 Roundabout
12 Westwood One Outro

Digitized from the original radio broadcast LP's

Jon Anderson Vocals
Bill Bruford Drums
Steve Howe Guitars
Tony Kaye Keyboards
Trevor Rabin Guitars
Chris Squire Bass
Rick Wakeman Keyboards
Alan White Drums

justdave notes:
When I got this some tracks had bad edits so I decoded the files and retracked them. I did not EQ or alter the sound in any way. The original uploader did not indicate which show number this was or provide any cue sheet or label scans.

My first time seeing Yes live was on the Union Tour, at The Palace of Auburn Hills. They played in the round there so all the seats were actually pretty good. I feel pretty lucky to have actually seen this particular line-up of  Yes. Here we have a great performance from the line-up and in Pre-FM quality, too.

6 Degrees Of Led Zeppelin Post # 19

After the break up of Led Zeppelin and Yes, members of both bands joined forces to attempt forming a new band called XYZ, the name stood for Ex Yes & Zeppelin. The band was to have Chris Squire on bass, Alan White on drums both of Yes. Jimmy Page on guitar, Robert Plant on vocals, both from Led Zeppelin, and Greenslade keyboardist Dave Lawson. Robert Plant wasn't emotionally redy to play music without John Bonham so he decided not to participate. The band, without Jimmy Page morphed into the 90125 Yes line-up.

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