Recording info: Sonic Studios[DSM6S]>PA6LC3(30)>D7
Taping Location: SEC 101, ROW D, SEAT 23
Transfer info: Master DAT(48)>Sony 59ES>HHB CDR-850 via digital coax>CDR>EAC[secure]>flac[Level 8]
CMM-005 (Chris M. Master)
Disc 1 (65:36) 01. Intro (2:12) 02. Close To The Edge (21:13) 03. Starship Trooper (12:53) 04. The Gates Of Delirium (24:10) 05. Leaves Of Green (5:06)
Disc 2 (61:10) 01. Heart Of The Sunrise (13:16) 02. Ritual (28:25) 03. All Good People (10:29) 04. Roundabout (10:29)
The Masterworks Tour.
No remastering was done do this recording. Track numbers were created manually through the HHB CDR-850 CD recorder so they may not be perfect.
First Torrented May 9, 2005 Seed #5 from my master DAT collection
Yes Starplex Ampitheatre Dallas, Tx. USA July 2, 2000
10th Anniversary Remastered Edition
Personnel: Jon Anderson: Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, and Keyboards Steve Howe: Guitars and Vocals Chris Squire: Bass, Vocals, and Percussion Igor Khorochev: Keyboards and Percussion Alan White: Drums
Lineage: Master Aud Cassette > Cdr > Wav > Flac
Disc One: 01. Close To The Edge 02. Starship Trooper 03. The Gates of Delerium 04. Leaves of Green
Disc Two: 01. Heart of The Sunrise 02. Ritual 03. I've Seen All Good People 04. Roundabout
Notes: One of the best shows from Yes' Masterworks tour of 2000. The band was in great form and played a very inspired show that slips through the cracks in Yes history.
Unfortunately, I seem to be the only person who taped this magnificent gig. While the second disc sounds quite good, the first disc is a bit muffled and is missing the first minute or so of Close to The Edge. I got the best sound of this tape by correcting the azumith on the tape and simply transferring it to cdr. In the past, I have tried lots of EQ and tampering but that just resulted in the show sounding processed. So here it is clean, raw, and natural ten years later. I recommend downloading for the performance alone, it is excellent. That said, the balance of instruments is perfect and there is little audience interference. The only drawback is that disc one lacks the clarity and highs of disc two. Reason being that the recorder was hidden under a shirt for the first half due to the muscular security staff making me (15 at the time) paranoid.
And as a final note, if anyone has another source for this show, please step forward and upload it. We would all love to hear it.
In the meantime, enjoy this stellar show on it's tenth (almost) anniversary.
Yes
ReplyDeleteDallas,TX
Starplex Amphitheatre
2 July 2000
Recording info:
Sonic Studios[DSM6S]>PA6LC3(30)>D7
Taping Location:
SEC 101, ROW D, SEAT 23
Transfer info:
Master DAT(48)>Sony 59ES>HHB CDR-850 via digital coax>CDR>EAC[secure]>flac[Level 8]
CMM-005 (Chris M. Master)
Disc 1 (65:36)
01. Intro (2:12)
02. Close To The Edge (21:13)
03. Starship Trooper (12:53)
04. The Gates Of Delirium (24:10)
05. Leaves Of Green (5:06)
Disc 2 (61:10)
01. Heart Of The Sunrise (13:16)
02. Ritual (28:25)
03. All Good People (10:29)
04. Roundabout (10:29)
The Masterworks Tour.
No remastering was done do this recording. Track numbers were created manually through the HHB CDR-850 CD recorder so they may not be perfect.
First Torrented May 9, 2005
Seed #5 from my master DAT collection
Source 2 -
ReplyDeleteYes
Starplex Ampitheatre
Dallas, Tx. USA July 2, 2000
10th Anniversary Remastered Edition
Personnel:
Jon Anderson: Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, and Keyboards
Steve Howe: Guitars and Vocals
Chris Squire: Bass, Vocals, and Percussion
Igor Khorochev: Keyboards and Percussion
Alan White: Drums
Lineage:
Master Aud Cassette > Cdr > Wav > Flac
Disc One:
01. Close To The Edge
02. Starship Trooper
03. The Gates of Delerium
04. Leaves of Green
Disc Two:
01. Heart of The Sunrise
02. Ritual
03. I've Seen All Good People
04. Roundabout
Notes: One of the best shows from Yes' Masterworks tour of 2000. The band was in
great form and played a very inspired show that slips through the cracks in Yes
history.
Unfortunately, I seem to be the only person who taped this magnificent gig. While
the second disc sounds quite good, the first disc is a bit muffled and is missing
the first minute or so of Close to The Edge. I got the best sound of this tape
by correcting the azumith on the tape and simply transferring it to cdr. In the
past, I have tried lots of EQ and tampering but that just resulted in the show
sounding processed. So here it is clean, raw, and natural ten years later. I
recommend downloading for the performance alone, it is excellent. That said,
the balance of instruments is perfect and there is little audience interference.
The only drawback is that disc one lacks the clarity and highs of disc two. Reason
being that the recorder was hidden under a shirt for the first half due to the
muscular security staff making me (15 at the time) paranoid.
And as a final note, if anyone has another source for this show, please step
forward and upload it. We would all love to hear it.
In the meantime, enjoy this stellar show on it's tenth (almost) anniversary.