1971-October-11

Yes	This News Is Captured!	(Shaun Toole Remaster)

Wolverhampton Civic Hall	Wolverhampton, England


Disc 1  - 48.39
1	Firebird Suite			 1.11
2	Roundabout			 8.33
3	I've Seen All Good People	 8.25
4	Mood For A Day			 2.46
5	Clap				 4.24
6	Heart Of The Sunrise		12.05
7	Long Distance Runaround		 3.46
8	The Fish			 7.25


Disc 2  -  36.50
1	Rick Wakeman			 6.15
2	Perpetual Change		17.27
3	Yours Is No Disgrace		13.07


	Jon Anderson		Vocals
	Bill Bruford		Drums
	Steve Howe		Guitars, Vocals
	Chris Squire		Bass, Vocals
	Rick Wakeman		Keyboards


Notes that came with this release:

Lineage: Cassette > CD > SHN > Sound Forge > FLAC
Taped by: some lucky person in England
Transfered by: Relayerman

This is my third attempt to produce a good-quality version 
of the Wolverhampton show, and my most successful.  Most of 
the stereo content of the show is preserved in the source 
recording, the best-sounding one I've found so far.  On two 
tracks - Perpetual Change and Yours Is No Disgrace, to be 
exact - the left channel was so damaged and muddy that I 
went with the right channel only and used Sound Forge's 
Acoustic Mirror audio processor to give a stereo feel that 
works with the rest of the recording.

The source copy of the recording is the first I have found 
with the tracks in what I believe to be the correct order. 
Most have the Wakeman solo and Long Distance Runaround/The Fish 
transposed. This was probably done by some dubious bootlegger 
to make the recording fit a 90-minute cassette better than 
the original order; as a result, this has become the defacto 
sequence of the set. Note the on-stage bantering and guitar 
riff played by Howe which leads directly into Anderson's 
introduction of Perpetual Change. This is all one sequence 
in the set between the two pieces. I discovered this 
misordering when working on the 30th anniversary remaster of 
this show in late 2001, and set the tracks in the correct 
order on that release.  The "7 From 71" version of the show 
was taken from another cassette and was missing some of the 
banter between the boys, and I did not change the sequence 
on that version.

There is no way to know how many more remasters there will 
be of this important and complete show, or whether this one 
will be my last attempt, but hopefully each will be better 
than the last.

Credits:

Remaster by Shaun Toole January, 2003