Yes - (1991) Yesyears (4CD Boxset) Compilation

Yes - (1991) YesYears: 4CD Boxset/Compilation

Tracklist:

CD 1 (72:50)

01. Something's Coming (7:06)
02. Survival (6:18)
03. Every Little Thing (5:41)
04. Then (4:18)
05. Everydays (4:08)
06. Sweet Dreams (3:49)
07. No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed (4:48)
08. Time and a Word (4:31)
09. Starship Trooper (9:26)
10. Yours is no Disgrace (9:40)
11. I've Seen All Good People (6:53)
12. Long Distance Runaround (3:33)
13. The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) (2:35)

CD 2 (72:40)

01. Roundabout (8:31)
02. Heart of the Sunrise (10:31)
03. America (edit) (4:03)
04. Close to the Edge (18:34)
05. Ritual (21:33)
06. Sound Chaser (9:23)

CD 3 (73:18)

01. Soon (4:06)
02. Amazing Grace (2:31)
03. Vevey, part 1 (1:07)
04. Wonderous Stories (3:45)
05. Awaken (15:34)
06. Montreaux's Theme (2:26)
07. Vevey, part 2 (0:57)
08. Going for the One (5:32)
09. Money (3:12)
10. Abilene (3:55)
11. Don't Kill the Whale (3:55)
12. On the Silent Wings of Freedom (7:45)
13. Does It Really Happen? (6:34)
14. Tempus Fugit (5:14)
15. Run With the Fox (4:09)
16. I'm Down (2:31)

CD 4 (72:43)

01. Make it Easy (6:08)
02. It Can Happen (6:01)
03.Owner of a Lonely Heart (4:27)
04. Hold On (5:15)
05. Shoot High Aim Low (7:00)
06. Rhythm of Love (4:46)
07. Love Will Find a Way (4:49)
08. Changes (7:34)
08. And You And I (10:49)
09. Heart of the Sunrise (10:50)
10. Love Conquers All (4:57)

Line-up/Musicians

- Jon Anderson / vocals
- Trevor Horn / vocals
- Chris Squire / bass and vocals
- Patrick Moraz / keyboards
- Geoff Downes / keyboards
- Tony Kaye / keyboards
- Rick Wakeman / keyboards
- Alan White / drums
- Bill Bruford / drums
- Peter Banks / guitars
- Trevor Rabin / guitars and vocals
- Steve Howe / guitars and vocals
- Billy Sherwood / guitars and vocals

PIANO, THE MAGICIAN - (2007) Steinway to Heaven

Tracking List:
01 Ginaster's Dance Creole performed by Keith Emerson (The Nice, Emerson, Lake & Palmer)

02 Beethoven's Pathetique performed by Rick Wakeman (Yes)

03 Chopin's Revolutionary Etude performed by Jordan Rudess (Liquid Tension Experiment, Dream Theater)

04 Chopin's Prelude in E Minor performed by Chuck Leavell (Sailcat, Cowboy, Sea Level, The Allman Brothers Band)

05 Brahms' Dariations on Paganini performed by Chris Ingles (Shadow Gallery)

06 Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata performed by David Bryan (Bon Jovi)

07 Chopin's Military Polonaise performed by Patrick Moraz (Mainhorse, The Moody Blues)

08 Faure's Pavane Op. 50 performed by Brian Auger (Steampacket)

09 Liszt's Sonnetto 104 del Petrarca performed by Mark Robertson (The Legendary Shack Shakers, Superdrag)

10 Prokofiev's Suggestion Diabolique performed by Tony Hymas (Don Brown Quintet and Group Sounds Five, Jeff Beck and others)

11 Chopin's Raindrop performed by Dizzy Reed (Guns N' Roses)

12 Ravel's Pavane for a Dead Princess performed by Steve Porcaro (Toto)

Steve Howe - (1979) Steve Howe Album

Track Listings:
01. Pennants (4:30)
02. Cactus Boogie (2:02)
03. All's a Chord (4:56)
04. Diary of a Man Who Vanished (2:34)
05. Look over Your Shoulder (5:02)
06. Meadow Rag (2:41)
07. The Continental (2:51)
08. Surface Tension (3:29)
09. Double Rondo (8:12)
10. Concerto in D, 2nd Movement (4:51)
Total Time: 41:08


Line-up/Musicians:
- Steve Howe / bass, guitar, guitar (electric), keyboards, vocals, Moog synthesizer
- Bill Bruford / drums
- Patrick Moraz / piano, keyboards
- Alan White / drums
- Clive Bunker / percussion, drums
- Claire Hamill / vocals
- Andrew Jackman / conductor, orchestration
- Ronnie Leahy / keyboards
- Graham Preskett / violin

Steve Howe - (1975) Begining

BEGINNINGS (1975)

Track Listings
1. Doors of Sleep (4:08)
2. Australia (4:13)
3. The Nature of the Sea (3:57)
4. Lost Symphony (4:41)
5. Beginnings (7:31)
6. Will O' the Wisp (6:00)
7. Ram (1:53)
8. Pleasure Stole the Night (2:57)
9. Break Away from It All (4:19)
Total Time: 39:51


LineUp:
Steve Howe / organ, bass, guitar, mandolin, pedal Steel guitar, guitar (bass), guitar (Steel), harpsichord, keyboards, vocals, Moog synthesizer James Gregory / flute, piccolo
Bill Bruford / drums
Patrick Moraz / piano, keyboards
Alan White / drums
Bud Beadle / saxophone, saxophone (Alto), baritone
Malcolm Bennett / bass, flute
Gwyn Brooke / bassoon
Mick Eve / saxophone
Colin Gibson / bass
Patrick Halling / violin
Peter Halling / cello
Chris Laurence / bass
John Meck / viola
David Oberle / drums
William Reid / violin
Sidney Sutcliffe / organ
Graeme Taylor / guitar
Patrick Holling / violin
Peter Molling / cello
Sidney Satcliffe / oboe

Patrick Moraz - (1994) Windows of Time

Studio Album, released in 1994

I have a music community with limited number of members (not more than 10 people) who communicates using SMS Blast technology registered under my colleague prog rock friend Rizal B. Prasetijo (Ijal). Ijal used to review album or music using this media and blast the message to all members. Ijal is also an audiophile in which he can only appreciate music when the sound is produced by analog equipment – with vinyl as main format. Since last week Ijal has been traveling to London for his profession as investment banker (he is Managing Director of JP Morgan Securities). During his trip, he also visits record store to find any REFUGEE (Patrick Moraz’ band prior to Yes) vinyl if available; because I shared to the members of SMS Blast that REFUGEE is a masterpiece of prog rock. But he could not find it. So he grabs Patrick Moraz CDs “Future Memories I & II” and “Windows of Time”). The below review was written by Ijal during his leisure time at hotel room, using his mobile phone, blasted to all members. It is posted here with his permission.

GATOT
(SPECIAL COLLABORATOR: Honorary Collaborator Progarchive.com)

A Review by Rizal B. Prasetijo:

In contrast to the Patrick Moraz's Future Memories analysed yesterday, the Moraz's Windows of Time offers a sharp different concept. While both albums were recorded live, in the Future Memories, Moraz dealt with a dozen of keyboards and attempted to explore the technical boundaries of his rigs without putting forward a clear line of thinking. In the Windows of Time, Moraz only used a single Steinway & Sons model D, concert grand piano and attempted to articulate his understanding on the concept of time (the constraint that he found when he made this album) in his musical language.

What makes the Windows of Time is rather unique for me is, in addition to write compositions, he also (I think) spent a considerable time in writing the reasoning behind the creation of his compositions in his album sleeve. "Is time just a concept or really a constant? And if so, to what, to whom, to where, to when?... While listening to this CD, you may feel that you are spending only a few minutes, or may be an hour, depending your emotional response..." Mr. Moraz wrote. Simply put, the listener must first read the write up on the sleeve as the prologue, ushering him to the decrpty Mr. Moraz's musical message in this album.

The album is initiated by the percussion-like sound for 53", but if you listen properly, it was actually Mr. Moraz stood up and hit the wood panel of its Steinway grand piano, then bow, put his half body inside the grand piano, and hit the Steinway piano strings (famous for the brightness of its sound). He did these actions couple of time.

The album itself consists of the combination of complicated classical music structure (with fast note, beat, and sharp different tonalities), combined with some jazzy, easy listening, kind of light late afternoon composition, describing the struggle and difficulties in making this album, and how relief and satisfied Mr. Moraz was at the end when he was able to complete in a given certain windows of time. Please, look at the pyramid in the album sleeve, to decrpty Mr. Moraz's hidden musical message in the album sleeve, while you are listening the album track by track. Otherwise you are getting lost.

That said, the journey to decrpty his hidden message in this album by no means is as exciting or as joyful as when I attempted to interpret and find the link between Moraz and Yes' song: the Gates of Delirium (Relayer) with Ivan Tolstoy's War and Peace. The latter was clearly far superior and articulate. But, I want to say that amidst the rising of commercialism, Mr. Moraz is still dare to stand up and offer this kind of alternative product. His album isn't easy to be digested (and commercially, is unlikely to be successful), but the excitement listening to Windows of Time, in my view, lies on the decrpytion process. While your ears capture note by note, beat by beat, tempo by tempo, your brain will be forced to link these musical riddles to what you have previously read in the album sleeve. That's what really stimulates my sixth sense!

Track Listings

"Archetypes"
1. Invocation (7:10)
a) Aural Contact I
b) Sacrifices
2. Soul Eternal (5:20)
3. Initiation (4:08)
a) Aural Contact II
4. Lost Way (4:11)
"Rite Of Passage"
5. Kaaru (3:48)
6. Oral Contact: Shout (0:05)
7. Talisman (6:19)
8. Gaia Tea "Reflections" (5:43)
9. Festival (5:53)
10. "Reflections" Too (1:53)
11. The Best Years Of Our Lives (3:49)
"Sanctuary"
12. a) Isle Of View (4:29)
13. b) Liberation (5:58)
14. c) Ascend (1:07)

Total Time: 59:43
Line-up/Musicians

- Patrick Moraz / piano

Patrick Moraz - (1978) Patrick Moratz III

Studio Album, released in 1978

Track Listings

1. Jungles of the World (5:56)
- a. Green Sun
- b. Tribal Call
- c. Communion
2. Temples of Joy (6:07)
- a. Opening of the Gates
- b. Overture
- c. The Feast
3. The Conflict (9:35)
- a. Chamada (Argument)
- b. Opposing Forces
- c. The Battlefield
- d. Dissolution
- e. Victory
4. Primitivisation (5:24)
5. Keep the Children Alive (3:27)
6. Intentions (3:56)
7. Realization (4:17)

Total Time: 38:42

Line-up/Musicians

- Patrick Moraz / keyboards, synthesizers, marimbas, vibraphone, effects, percussion, vocals
- Tommy Strebel / military snare drum
- Joy Yates / lead vocals (5)
- Djalma Correia, Wilson Carnegao, Paulo Roberto Correia, Nenem Da Cuica, Doutor Da Repique, Renaldo Martis Da Silva, Paulinho Do Pandeiro, Claudio Dos Santos, Jorge Garcia, Carlos Eduardo Goncalves, Gordinho, Claumir Jorge, Edson Santos Leite, Guiseppe Lima, Milton Manhoes, Armando Marcal & Geraldo Sabino / percussion

Patrick Moraz - (1976) The Story of I

A Progressive Rock album which also mixes some Jazz-Rock music with Brazilian music influences from Samba. The music is complex, dominated by the keyboards and the Brazilian percussion and vocal arrangements.Sometimes the album sounds like recorded during a Brazilian "Carnivall". It is a concept album about the history of an hotel. The sound of this album shows how far some musical ideas by Patrick Moraz were from YES`music when he was a member of the band, and this album was recorded during that period of time. Maybe that was the main reason why he left YES in late 1976.

Studio Album, released in 1976

Track Listings

1. Impact (3:31)
2. Warmer Hands (3:31)
3. The Storm (0:52)
4. Cachaca (4:07)
5. Intermezzo (2:49)
6. Indoors (3:44)
7. Best Years of Our Lives (3:59)
8. Descent (1:43)
9. Incantation (Procession) (1:51)
10. Dancing Now (4:38)
11. Impressions (The Dream) (2:49)
12. Like a Child Is Disguise (4:05)
13. Rise and Fall (5:34)
14. Symphony in the Space (2:56)

Total Time: 46:09
Line-up/Musicians

- Patrick Moraz / keyboards, vocals, marimbaphone, additional assorted percussions
- John McBurnie / lead vocals
- Vivienne McAuliffe / vocals and additional lead vocals
- Ray Gomez / electric lead and rhythm guitars
- Jeff Berlin / electric basses
- Alphonse Mouzon / drums (1-7)
- Andy Newmark / drums (8-14)

The Percussionists of Rio De Janeiro
- Jean-Luc Bourgeois / gongs and tam-tams
- Auguste de Anthony / acoustic guitar and additional electric guitars
- Jean Ristori / cello and acoustic string bass
- Phillippe Staehli / tympanis and assorted percussions
- Rene Moraz / tap dance, castagnets
- The children of Morat, Switzerland
- Veronique Mueller / French and additional vocals

Crish Squire - (1975) Fish out Water

Studio Album, released in 1975

When all the members of Yes released solo albums after the appearance of the glorious RELAYER, only three of them came up with (more or less) convincing results. Jon Anderson produced an embarrassing science-fiction fairytale which contained a couple of great tunes. Patrick Moraz came up with wild, half-Brasilian jazz-rock fusion. And Chris Squire emerged with an album so conceited and self-satisfied that more than half of it proved unlistenable. To this day I do not understand how someone can write a supposedly sensitive love song like “You by my Side”, and spoil it completely by bleating out the lyrics as insensitively as possible. To say nothing about the overblown orchestral finale of the same piece! Similarly, the so-called ‘canon’ towards the end of “Safe” (instrument after instrument taking up the same dire melody, accompanied by Chris on bass) must have been intended to prove how many musicians Mr Squire could afford to pay...

Fortunately, the Fish also pulled off two great performances, which trumped anything his colleagues from Yes had on offer. “Hold out your hand” is an exciting opening number with delightfully 'floating' organ playing, more convincing than the similar “Parallells” which would appear two years later on GOING FOR THE ONE. And “Lucky Seven” is superb: Squire, Bill Bruford and the gorgeous Mel Collins conspiring to give us all a catchy, funky tune that proves how much music they’ve got in their blood.

If only Chris had kept FISH OUT OF WATER simple and left out those orchestral excrescences! Two and a half stars.

Track Listings

1. Hold Out Your Hand (4:13)
2. You By My Side (4:59)
3. Silently Falling (11:26)
4. Lucky Seven (6:54)
5. Safe (Canon Song) (14:56)

Total Time: 42:34

Line-up/Musicians
- Chris Squire / vocals, bass, 12-string electric guitar
- Andrew Pryce Jackman / acoustic and electric pianos, orchestrations
- Bill Bruford / drums
- Patrick Moraz / organ, bass, synthesizer
- Barry Rose / pipe organ
- Mel Collins / saxophone
- Jimmy Hastings / flute

YES - (2005) The Word is Live

Live, released in 2005

Track Listings:

Disc 1:
1- Then (John Peel's Sunday Show 12 Mar 70)
2- For Everyone (John Peel's Sunday Show 12 Mar 70)
3- Astral Traveller (Konserthuset, Gothenberg, Sweden 24 Jan 71)
4- Everydays (Konserthuset, Gothenberg, Sweden 24 Jan 71)
5- Yours is No Disgrace (Crystal Palace Bowl, London 31 Jul 71)
6- I've Seen All Good People (Crystal Palace Bowl, London 31 Jul 71)
7- America (Crystal Palace Bowl, London 31 Jul 71)
8- It's Love (Crystal Palace Bowl, London 31 Jul 71)

Disc 2:
1- Apocalypse (Cobo Hall, Detroit 17 Aug 76)
2- Siberian (Khatru Cobo Hall, Detroit 17 Aug 76)
3- Sound Chaser (Cobo Hall, Detroit 17 Aug 76)
4- Sweet Dreams (Queen's Park Rangers Football Ground, London 10 May 75)
5- Future Times/Rejoice (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA 8 Oct 78)
6- Circus of Heaven (Forum, Inglewood, CA 5 Oct 78)
7- The Big Medley: Time and a Word / Long Distance Runaround / Survival / The Fish / Perpetual Change / Soon (Forum, Inglewood, CA 5 Oct 78)
8- Hello Chicago (Chicago International Amphitheatre, Chicago, 9 Jun 79)
9- Roundabout (Chicago International Amphitheatre, Chicago 10 Jun 79)

Disc 3:
1- Heart of the Sunrise (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA 8 Oct 78)
2- Awaken (Chicago International Amphitheatre, Chicago, IL 10 Jun 79)
3- Go Through This (Madison Square Garden, NY 6 Sep 80)
4- We Can Fly From Here (Madison Square Garden, NY 6 Sep 80) Tempus Fugit (Madison Square Garden, NY 6 Sep 80)
5- Rhythm of Love (Houston Summit, TX 19 Feb 88)
6- Hold on (Houston Summit, TX 19 Feb 88)
7- Shoot High, Aim Low (Houston Summit, TX 19 Feb 88)
8- Make It Easy/Owner of a Lonely Heart (Houston Summit, TX 19 Feb 88)

Line-up/Musicians

(Lineup varies depending on year of the Live recording)
- Jon Anderson / vocals
- Chris Squire / bass and vocals
- Tony Kaye / keyboards
- Bill Bruford / drums
- Peter Banks / guitars
- Steve Howe / guitars
- Rick Wakeman / keyboards
- Alan White / drums
- Patrick Moraz / keyboards
- Trevor Horn / vocals
- Geoff Downes / keyboards
- Trevor Rabin / guitars & vocals

YES - (2002) In a Word

Boxset/Compilation, released in 2002

Track Listings

Disc I: 79:24
1. Every Little Thing - 5:46
2. Sweetness - 4:35
3. Survival - 6:20
4. Then - 5:47
5. Sweet Dreams - 3:51
6. Astral Traveller - 5:56
7. Time and a Word - 4:34
8. Dear Father - 4:13
9. Yours Is No Disgrace - 9:42
10. Clap - 3:24
11. Perpetual Change - 8:53
12. Starship Trooper: A. Life Seeker / B.... - 9:28
13. I've Seen All Good People: A. Your Move / B. - 6:55

Disc II: 78:15
1. Roundabout - 8:33
2. South Side of the Sky - 7:56
3. Heart of the Sunrise - 10:36
4. America - 10:31
5. Close to the Edge: The Solid Time of... - 18:38
6. The Revealing Science of God Dance of the... - 22:01

Disc III: 79:44
1. Siberian Khatru - 8:55
2. Long Distance Runaround - 3:33
3. The Gates of Delirium - 21:50
4. To Be Over - 9:07
5. Going for the One - 5:32
6. Turn of the Century - 7:41
7. Wonderous Stories - 3:49
8. Don't Kill the Whale - 3:56
9. Release, Release - 5:46
10. Arriving UFO - 6:02
11. Richard - 3:33

Disc IV: 76:47
1. Tango - 3:48
2. Never Done Before - 2:10
3. Crossfire - 2:42
4. Machine Messiah - 10:24
5. Tempus Fugit - 5:17
6. Owner of a Loneley Heart - 4:29
7. It Can Happen - 5:30
8. Leave It - 4:14
9. Hold On - 5:16
10. Rhythm of Love - 4:52
11. Love Will Find a Way - 4:50
12. Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence) - 3:22
13. Brother of Mine: 1. The Big Dream /2.... - 10:18
14. Fist of Fire - 3:28
15. I Would Have Waited Forever - 7:02

Disc V: 78:37
1. Lift Me Up - 6:31
2. The Calling - 6:55
3. I Am Waiting - 7:25
4. Mind Drive - 18:38
5. Open Your Eyes - 5:14
6. Universal Garden - 6:17
7. Homeworld (The Ladder) - 9:35
8. The Messenger - 5:15
9. Last Train - 2:23
10. In the Presence of: Deeper / Death of Ego... - 10:24

Total Time: 392:47
Line-up/Musicians

- Jon Anderson / vocals
- Trevor Horn / vocals
- Chris Squire / bass and vocals
- Patrick Moraz / keyboards
- Geoff Downes / keyboards
- Tony Kaye / keyboards
- Rick Wakeman / keyboards
- Alan White / drums
- Bill Bruford / drums
- Peter Banks / guitars
- Trevor Rabin / guitars and vocals
- Steve Howe / guitars and vocals
- Billy Sherwood / guitars and vocals
- Igor Khoroshev / keyboards

Yes - (1980) Yesshows (Live)

YES SHOW

Track List :
01. Parallels (7:06)
02. Time And A Word (4:05)
03. Going For The One (5:22)
04. The Gates Of Delirium (22:40)
05. Don't Kill The Whale (6:50)
06. Ritual (Nous Sommes Du Soleil) Part 1 (11:48)
07. Ritual (Nous Sommes Du Soleil) Part 2 (17:06)
08. Wonderous Stories (3:53)

Line-up :
- Jon Anderson / vocals
- Chris Squire / bass and vocals
- Patrick Moraz / keyboards on 4, 6, 7
- Rick Wakeman / keyboards on 1-3, 5, 8
- Alan White / drums
- Steve Howe / guitars

YES - (1976) Open The gates

OPEN THE GATES
June 17, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, New Jersey


The 1976 Summer Tour began May 28, 1976 in Roanoke, Virginia. The Roosevelt stadium concert was number 16 in a tour that would include 54 shows. The band members had recently finished solo projects and had reconvened to begin their biggest American concert tour to date. At the time there was still an enormous interest in the material from their most recent album Relayer. Gates of Delirium and Soundchaser, both from that album, were played in Jersey City that night. From one that was there:
“We were there in 6 inches of mud in ‘76 at Roosevelt stadium in New Jersey for RELAYER”.
–Notes from the Edge

“Gates of Delirium is a war song, a battle scene, but it’s not to explain war or denounce it, really. It’s an emotional description with the slight feeling at the end of ‘do we have to go through this forever?’ There’s a prelude, a change, a victory tune, and peace at the end, with hope for the future….” –Jon Anderson

“Sound Chaser is like this madman from hell…an indescribable mixture of Patrick’s jazzy keyboards and my weird sort of flamenco electric, which I’m sure has never been done before and will probably never be done again!” –Steve Howe

Strangely enough, “To Be Over”, the last of the three songs from “Relayer” had been dropped from the set list for reasons unknown, perhaps to allow the band to include a few more of the old stage favorites like “Siberian Khatru” and “Heart of the Sunrise”.

“The concert was originally broadcast on WNEW from New York. According to former WNEW-FM DJ Richard Neer in his book, 'FM', there was no mixing of the show being done by the radio station engineers; the feed going out over the air was what the guy doing Yes' sound sent out. (This was because the manager of WNEW at the time
was too cheap to pay Neer and a sound engineer companion of his the few hundred bucks extra they would have charged to do an on-the-fly broadcast mix). Hence the rather interesting variations in sound quality as the show progressed.” –Forgotten Yesterdays.com

Another enthusiastic fan recalled: “It was 100 degrees that day. When we finally got to the stadium, there was about a battalion of police off to one side. The line of fans was about 10 abreast and went around the stadium. The police had bullhorns and were telling people "no glass inside the stadium". When we got inside, there was
a hot air balloon tethered over the stage, with the cover FROM TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS on it!
The opening was the Poussette Dart band. Between the opening and Yes, there were fireworks. One of the rocket stands fell over during launch and a rocket shot across the infield and blew up under a car! Finally, true dark fell around 9:00 PM and Yes began to play. During the battle scenes in "Gates of Delirium", the laser
(electric green, dark blue) was shot into the audience in random, staccato bursts. Later, during "Soon", the laser fanned out and spun over the audience, who craned up hands over their heads to touch the light. -Notes From The Edge.

It is with great pleasure that we now bring you this remaster of a legendary performance by a legendary band. Enjoy this great 1976 moment with Yes.
-PRRP Staff

Notes from the Re-master:
Since the source for this concert is a radio broadcast, the sound quality is generally good to begin with. The actual source was a CD version of the master tapes obtained from the broadcasting radio station WNEW. PRRP would like to thank Shaun Toole for providing his remastered source to us for this project.
Viable music signal was present up to 18,000 Hz. This is quite rare for progressive rock concerts available from the 1970’s and makes this recording quite unique. A radio transmission or microphone / patch cord buzz occurred in the left channel off and on throughout the show and needed to be corrected. Fortunately, the buzz was specifically identified in the frequency spectrum and was surgically attacked. This approach produced a minimal effect on the remainder of the music. Pops and clicks occurred frequently and were manually removed. Radio announcer volume was out of proportion to the music in some segments and needed to be adjusted. Finally, only a slight amount of noise reduction was needed during quite segments.


Disc 1
1.1 WNEW / WMMB DJ’s Introduction 1:22
1.2 Intro / Apocalypse 1:16
1.3 Siberian Khatru 9:15
1.4 Sound Chaser 11:03
1.5 I've Seen All Good People 7:18
1.6 Gates Of Delirium 22:18

Disc 2
2.1 Long Distance Runaround 2:17
2.2 Patrick Moraz Solo 4:14
2.3 Steve Howe Solo – Clap 3:39
2.4 Jon Anderson Solo – Exerpt From Olias 3:49
2.5 Heart Of The Sunrise 11:29
2.6 Ritual 25:47
2.7 DJ Chatter #1 1:28
2.8 Roundabout 8:36
2.9 DJ Chatter #2 1:28
2.10 I'm Down 3:29
2.11 DJ Outro 1:34

YES - (1975) Long Beach

Set List:
Firebird Suite
Sound Chaser
Close To The Edge
To Be Over
Gates Of Delirium
Your Move/Mood For A Day
Long Distance Runaround/Moraz Solo
Clap
And You And I
Ritual
Roundabout
Sweet Dreams

Yes - (1974) Relayer

Track List :
01. Gates Of Delirium (22:55)
02. Sound Chaser (9:25)
03. To Be Over (9:08)
04. Soon (Bonus single edit) (4:18)
05. Sound Chaser (Bonus single edit) (3:13)
06. The Gates of Delirium (Bonus studio run-through) (21:16)

Line-up :
- Jon Anderson / vocals
- Chris Squire / bass and vocals
- Patrick Moraz / keyboards
- Alan White / drums
- Steve Howe / guitars and vocals

YES - (1974) King Biscuit Flower Hour

Setlist:
Firebird Suite
Sound Chaser
Close To The Edge
To Be Over
Gates Of Delirium
And You And I
Roundabout

Patrick Moraz & Bill Bruford - (1985) Flags

Studio Album, released in 1985

Track Listings

1. Temples of Joy (4:51)
2. Split Seconds (4:37)
3. Karu (3:45)
4. Impromptu, Too! (3:30)
5. Flags (4:27)
6. Machines Programmed by Genes (5:13)
7. The Drum Also Waltzes (2:51)
8. Infra Dig (3:12)
9. A Way with Words (1:36)
10. Everything You've Heard is True (6:09)

Total Time: 40:48
Line-up/Musicians

- Bill Bruford / drums, percussion
- Patrick Moraz / grand piano, Kurzweil 250

Bill Bruford - (1975 - 1985) Master Strokes

Master Strokes 1978-1985 is a 'best of' retrospective featuring the music of monster fusion drummer Bill Bruford from the late '70s to early '80s period. Of particular interest to guitar fans is the superb legato stylings of Allan Holdsworth on eight of the CD's fourteen tracks. Guitarist John Clark adds his work to two more tracks, while bass fans will thrill to the low end of Jeff Berlin (listen to the clip of "Five G"). The compilation features tracks from the Bill Bruford solo albums "Feels Good To Me" (1978), "One Of A Kind" (1979) and "Gradually Going Tornado" (1980), plus three tracks pulled from the Patrick Moraz/Bill Bruford collaborative releases "Music For Piano And Drums" (1984) and "Flags" (1985). Essential for Holdsworth fans, especially considering the lack of Holdsworth solo releases available at any point in time.

Track List:
Hell's Bells - 03:32
One Of A Kind (Parts One & Two) - 06:20
Travels With Myself - And Someone Else - 06:14
Gothic 17 - 05:07
Palewell Park - 03:59
If You Can't Stand The Heat... - 04:41
Five G - 04:41
Joe Frazier - 04:43
Living Space - 03:53
The Drum Also Waltzes - 02:53
Split Seconds - 04:39
Fainting In Coils - 06:34
Beelzebub - 06:34
The Sahara Of Snow - Part Two - 03:30

Personnel:
Bill Bruford - Drums
Allan Holdsworth - Guitar
John Clarke - Guitar
Jeff Berlin - Bass
Dave Stewart - keyboards
Patrick Moraz - Keyboards