Yes 10/02/1971

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Date: 10/02/71
Year: 1971
Venue: St Georges Hall
City: Bradford
State: England

Set I

Firebird Suite, Roundabout, I've Seen All Good People, Mood For A Day, Clap, Heart Of The Sunrise, Wakeman Solo, Long Distance Runaround-> The Fish, Perpetual Change, Drum Solo, Yours Is No Disgrace, South Side Of The Sky

Set II

Set III

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Lineup: Anderson, Bruford, Howe, Squire, Wakeman, w/ Jonathan Swift, Unofficial Recordings: Audio: Audience - 60 min

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sean hite (5/0)	/ 0		View
Notes:	This is the famous Bradford, UK Yes show that supposedly is the earliest known recording that contains an interesting version of S outh Side Of The Sky. But what this show is also famous for is that it is probably the worst Yes recording ever! Hence, I expect that only completists will download this for their collection. I got a tape of this back around 1980 from a UK tape trader. He was able to supply me with an abundance of then rare Yes and Wakeman shows from Europe. I finally decided to dig this gem out and give it a listen after about 25 years. It is indeed horrible and so I set to work trying to clean it up in any way I could. it was plagued with distortion and horribly muffled. I spent a few hours monkeying around and finally got it half-way listenable, but its still bad. Surprisingly, it sounds better at low volume. Forgotten Yesterdays website lists this as a 60 minute recording. I've never seen one longer than this one here which is 48 minutes. If anyone has a better version of this then please seed it! lineage: low-gen cassette > PC > SoundForge > CD > FLAC > you
sean hite (5/0)	/ 0		View
Notes:	kodak disc
Tim Devine (4/5)	cdr / 1	c-	View
Notes:	AUD Relayerman version Terrible recording.
TTDaddy (3/0)	FLAC / 1		View	AUD
Notes:	Relayerman remaster
John Peters (1/0)	FLAC / 1		View	AUD: C/low-gen > PC > SoundForge > CD > FLAC
Notes:	Relayerman

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sean hite (5/0)

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Notes:

This is the famous Bradford, UK Yes show that supposedly is the earliest known recording that contains an interesting version of S outh Side Of The Sky. But what this show is also famous for is that it is probably the worst Yes recording ever! Hence, I expect that only completists will download this for their collection. I got a tape of this back around 1980 from a UK tape trader. He was able to supply me with an abundance of then rare Yes and Wakeman shows from Europe. I finally decided to dig this gem out and give it a listen after about 25 years. It is indeed horrible and so I set to work trying to clean it up in any way I could. it was plagued with distortion and horribly muffled. I spent a few hours monkeying around and finally got it half-way listenable, but its still bad. Surprisingly, it sounds better at low volume. Forgotten Yesterdays website lists this as a 60 minute recording. I've never seen one longer than this one here which is 48 minutes. If anyone has a better version of this then please seed it! lineage: low-gen cassette > PC > SoundForge > CD > FLAC > you

sean hite (5/0)

/ 0

View

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kodak disc

Tim Devine (4/5)

cdr / 1

View

Notes:

AUD Relayerman version Terrible recording.

TTDaddy (3/0)

FLAC / 1