The final day of the London Wembley Arena performance, held for five consecutive days in 1978, the evening show on October 28th was recorded for about two hours by the master of the popular BBC radio program "Friday Rock Show" broadcast, using ultra-high quality stereo soundboard recording. Not only has it been recorded with the highest sound quality ever, but unlike the previously released version, which had a slow pitch, you can enjoy this historic live performance with the correct pitch. The high-quality performance, which can even be officially released, is a masterpiece from start to finish, and you can enjoy the best live performance of Yes's glorious late 1970s in their hometown of London with the best sound. The new songs at the time, The Circus Of Heaven and Don't Kill The Whale, as well as the 27-minute medley performance from the first half to the middle part, called the "Anniversary Medley", are all worth listening to. The second half of the album features a series of large songs, including a 17-minute performance of Awaken, which will give the listener a blissful experience. In fact, the performance was clearly better than the live performance on another day at the same venue, and it was fortunate for the band that this mix was recorded with the best possible perfect sound. After a two-month US tour, Yes, who had acquired a strong performance ability, performed in London. This is the ultimate piece that allows you to enjoy the legendary strongest live performance in the best sound quality. In addition, the DVD comes with a collection of audience shots from the 1978 world tour that was released just the other day. This is also a really excellent content, and you can enjoy the members playing on the familiar circular rotating stage of the Tormato tour in master quality video. The original is 8mm video, and the venue is Chicago and London in 1978, Manitoba (Canada) and New York in 1979, a total of 50 minutes of video is recorded. The stable and beautiful video is also the best, but what's amazing is that the line recordings of the London Wembley and Quebec performances are overlaid on each video. I believe the original was a silent film, but the sound was carefully incorporated into each fragment of the image to match the scene, and the way the sound and the image are perfectly synchronized is truly moving. It is a masterpiece title that makes you think, "If you try hard enough, you can do something amazing." This must have been an incredibly painstaking task, but anyone who sees it will be overwhelmed by the sense and passion of the creators. Live at Wembley Arena, London, England 28th October 1978 STEREO SBD Live Compilations from World Tour 1978 AUD-SHOT(AMAZING QUALITY) Live at Wembley Arena, London, England 28th October 1978 Friday Rock Show Broadcast Version Disc 1 1. Introduction by Tommy Vance 2. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind 3. Siberian Khatru 4. Heart Of The Sunrise 5. The Circus Of Heaven 6. Time And A Word 7. Long Distance Runaround 8. The Fish incl. Survival 9. Perpetual Change 10. The Gates Of Delirium incl. Soon Disc 2 1. Don't Kill The Whale 2. Clap 3. Starship Trooper 4. On The Silent Wings Of Freedom 5. Awaken 6. I've Seen All Good People 7. Roundabout STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Audience shot 8mm film compilations : taken at the following venues: International Amphitheatre, Chicago, IL. USA September 1978 Wembely Arena, London, UK October 1978 Winnipeg Arena, Manitoba, Canada April 1979 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY. USA June 1979 1. Close Encounters Intro 2. Siberian Khatru 3. Heart Of The Sunrise 4. Future Times/Rejoice 5. Circus Of Heaven 6. Time And A Word 7. Long Distance Runaround 8. The Fish incl. Survival 9. Perpetual Change 10. Soon 11. Don't Kill The Whale 12. Clap 13. Starship Trooper 14. On The Silent Wings Of Freedom 15. Rick Wakeman Solo 16. Awaken 17. I've Seen All Good People 18. Roundabout COLOUR NTSC Approx. 50min. Jon Anderson - Vocals Steve Howe Guitar & Vocal Rick Wakeman – Keyboards Chris Squire - Bass & Vocal Alan White – Drum
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