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Yes 02/28/74
Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI
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Set I
Firebird Suite, Siberian Khatru, And You And I, Close To The Edge, The Revealing Science Of God, The Remembering, The Ancient, Ritual, Roundabout
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Set III

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Lineup: Anderson, Howe, Squire, Wakeman, White, Unofficial Recordings: Audio: Audience - 135 min, Vid
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rockcdr (5/5) CD / 2 View  
Notes: AUD
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: Topographic
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: mitsui discs
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: Notes from the Re-master: Multiple sources were used to produce this show. They all originated from a single source, namely, an audience recording made the night of the performance. The majority of the show is a known second generation tape of the concert, with additional components merged into the base recording from a 3rd generation tape. A patch was needed in the song The Remembering due to a “tape flip” in the master tape during that song. This patch came from a performance in Boston two nights earlier on 2/26/74. The second generation source had cuts in the audience applause between some songs and actually cut some brief dialogue just before Roundabout. Patches were used to fix these omissions. Here’s a bit of history about the tapes of this recording used for this re-master, “The 3rd  gen. Cassettes most likely represent all of the tape that was recorded that night, while the  confirmed 2nd  gen. was acquired on CDR and had a small amount of in-between song tape missing. There is an AWFUL lot of Hiss and what sounds like occasional tape damage on the 2nd gen, but the same damage is present in parts on the 3rd gen. as well. While the 2nd gen had more hiss and noise it still seemed to be the stronger of the 2 tapes. The way the tape was traded as a cassette was this:  Two 90min tapes. Side A - Firebird/Sib khat/AYAI/CTTE Side B - RSOG/Remembering Side C - The Ancient/Ritual/applause Side D - Roundabout On the 3rd gen., there is quite a bit of applause NOT included on the 2nd gen. and it's most likely that the 2nd gen. source had Roundabout put on a "used" tape {which accounts for it sounding slightly different from the rest of the show). It was quite common when trading to just put an 8 minute encore as clearly-labeled filler on another tape.”              Once the sources were spliced, merged and mixed together the main goal was to reduce the “awful” amount of hiss and noise in this recording. The signal strength was strong with good detail and viable music signal up to 10,000 Hz. An occasional tape slip or stretch occurred and was corrected as well as possible, but still audible. Rare dropouts were short enough that they could be masked without too much trouble. The hiss was quite disruptive in many segments of the recording and seemed to get worse as the concert went on. There were also bursts of hiss that would occur from time to time as if someone was interfering with a radio signal –which was obviously not the case here since this was an audience recording. As always, a compromise needed to be made to remove as much noise as possible without damaging the audible music. With the noise reduced significantly, we can now hear Jon lead in the others at 19:28 of Ritual with “one, two, ready, go”. Many other details of the music are now audible and more clearly appreciated. The right channel amplitude was reduced 15% to compensate for an imbalance in channel signal strength and all songs were speed corrected which helped to adjust the tempo and tonality.
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: CD-R>EAC WAVE>TLH FLAC 6 eac logs, st5, ffp, md5, md5wave included cover included This is the info included within the torrent that i downloaded: PRRP013- YES - OCEAN TALES, Febuary 28, 1974, (Cobo Hall - Detroit, Michigan)
sean hite (5/0) / 0 View  
Notes: S.M.Toole Remasters
Steve O'Malley (5/5) FLAC / 2 B+ View  
Notes: PRRP013 "Ocean Tales"
catherine (5/5) shn 2 / 0 View  
Notes: Complete performance of the Close to the Edge Album, plus all 4 Tales, and Roundabout
Steve Blanchard (5/5) SHN / 2 View   Remastered aud.
BILL SCARNATI (5/4) CDR / 2 View  
JPW (5/5) CDR / 2 A+ A- View   AUD
Notes: 1. Firebird Suite (exerpt) [1:32] 2. Siberian Khatru [9:43] 3. And You And I [9:20] 4. Close To The Edge [19:33] 5. The Revealing Science Of God (Dance Of The Dawn) [22:11] 6. The Remembering (High The Memory) [21:45] 7. The Ancient (Giants Under The Sun) [19:39] 8. (Ritual prelude) [1:42] 9. Ritual (Nous Sommes Du Soleil) [23:15] 10. Roundabout [7:59] Lineup: Jon Anderson (vcl, perc), Steve Howe (gtr), Rick Wakeman (kbds), Chris Squire (bs), Alan White (drms)
barry bryson 2 (5/0) cd / 2 View  
Newk (5/0) SHN / 2 View  
Rich Pucci (5/4.7) CDR Audio / 2 View  
joe (5/5) CDR / 1 View  
Eduardo Rojas Morales (5/0) CD / 2 A A- View   Audience Recording
Notes: PRRP013 Version
Robert Freemer (5/5) / 2 View  
kaanjepa (5/5) CDR / 2 View   "Alive and Kicking"
lee weller (5/5) CDR / 2 A+ A+ View  
atcrowe1 (5/0) cdr / 2 View  
Notes: "alive & kicking"
Jimmy Mills (5/5) CD-R / 2 A- A- View  
ALAN DOUGLAS (5/3.9) / 2 View  
Cardz024 (5/5) CDR / 2 A A View  
Brad Foster (4/4.9) FLAC / 2 View   AUD
J. D. Barton (4/0) CDR / 2 View   SBD
Tim Devine (4/5) cdr / 2 a- View  
Notes: AUD Highland Relase "Topographic" Just the TFTO songs, plus RSOG from the BBC 11/1/73
Tim Devine (4/5) cdr / 2 a View  
Notes: AUD Tooleman 35th ann. remaster.
Ryan A. (4/5) cdr / 2 A- View   Unknown aud ana > 2nd gen cassette > remastered > cdr
Notes: So, who doesn't yet have a copy of Detroit '74? (2nd night, that is) This is the most commonly traded Tales recording, and for good reason. Mine is Shaun Toole's remaster of a 2nd gen cassette. Even though it is so common, 2.28.74 still remains my favorite Tales show, and likely my favorite Yes show of all time. Maybe it's because it was my first introduction to live Tales, making me therefore partial, maybe not. For me, this is the show that Tales for Topographic Oceans, as an album and a complete performance entity, came together. The band has a connection this night; they also have an edge to them. Yes are really driving these 4 songs. They are on top of every accent, every synchopation - anticipating, nailing. The version of The Remembering is breathtaking. You wouldn't think so (because this is such a melodically driven song), but Alan's playing on it makes the song. The recording (finally!) captures his drums very well, and every one else follows his lead. The nasty cut in Rick's solo on this song has been patched with parts of his solo from 2/26/74, and the previously cut audience applause between certain songs, patched in briefly with some other live material. Sadly, this is the 2nd to last time Yes would play Tales in it's entirety live; this is the last known recording of it all. The next night, they would drop "The Remembering" from the set (of all the songs to drop, NOT THAT ONE!!), and it would make its appearance only one other time on the tour (3.3.74 - in Cincinnati. The only 2 things I dream for in a Yes want-list: The rumoured Proshot video from 2.28.74, and a tape to surface of this Cinci show). Besides the usual "ongoing squabbling with Rick" story, I've always been a bit confused as to why they sudddenly dropped The Remembering from the set, particularly when, in mid to late February, they had begun to really nail this song in concert. It had really taken on a life of it's own, and had lent itself to a different reading each night, depending on the mood of the band.
Rene Mikkelsen (4/0) CDR / 2 View   AUD
Christopher (4/3.7) CDR / 2 A- C View  
Notes: Somewhat compressed sound. "Tour of the Oceans" boot