Yes:  The Lostbrook Tape Series Volume 127 (Series Finale)
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 <br>This tape surprised me in many ways.  For over thirty years, I've 
 <br>had bad memories of "Tormato." Like some critics, I thought of 
 <br>it as one of the last gasps of the progressive era.  I'm sure I 
 <br>never listened to the tape other than during the immediate aftermath 
 <br>of the concert.  Over the years that it lay forgotten, I had 
 <br>convinced myself that it was poor, both in quality and performance.  
 <br>I couldn't have been more wrong.  I was startled to discover that 
 <br>the quality was impressive and the performance was outstanding.  
 <br>Compared to the previous tour, our lower level seats were nothing 
 <br>special, but with the revolving center stage, they were much better 
 <br>than we had anticipated.  The sound system was extraordinary and 
 <br>was perhaps the best we had ever heard at the Garden in that era.  
 <br>Although the entire band is phenomenal this night, I consider this 
 <br>to be a Steve Howe masterpiece (even though he does come in early 
 <br>on "Awaken.")  Anderson, Wakeman, and Squire have their jaw-dropping 
 <br>moments here, but this is probably the best performance I've ever 
 <br>captured of Steve Howe.  I like everything about this tape, including 
 <br>the "whoo" guy and the "air-horn" guy.  After all these years, I even 
 <br>find myself liking "Circus of Heaven" and "Don't Kill the Whale."  The 
 <br>biggest surprise for me however is that I am unable to find another 
 <br>recording from this date.  Reliable sources indicate that this is likely 
 <br>the sole source for this concert.  I can think of no better way to end 
 <br>the series.  Thanks for sharing this journey with me.  Please see the 
 <br>bonus material for acknowledgements, closing thoughts, additional 
 <br>stories, and parting gifts.                        
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 <br>September 9, 1978
 <br>Madison Square Garden
 <br>New York, NY
 <br>USA
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 <br>Recording Equipment: Internal Mic>Sanyo M2533 Tape Deck>(2)Maxell UDXLII C90>Alesis TapeLinkUSB> Audacity>WAV>CQ>FLAC
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 <br>Taper: Lostbrook
 <br>Mastering: CQ
 <br>Artwork: ethiessen1
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 <br>Disc One
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 <br>01 The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra (Benjamin Britten) (2:05)
 <br>02 Siberian Khatru (10:28)
 <br>03 Heart Of The Sunrise (11:40)
 <br>04 Future Times/Rejoice (7:11)   
 <br>05 Circus Of Heaven (5:19)
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 <br>Anniversary Medley: (Tracks 06-09)
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 <br>06 Time And A Word> (4:12)
 <br>07 Long Distance Runaround>The Fish> (includes Survival and Ritual) (7:45)
 <br>08 Perpetual Change>The Gates Of Delirium> (6:42)
 <br>09 Soon (7:18)
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 <br>10 Don't Kill The Whale (4:18)
 <br>11 Madrigal>Clap (5:39)
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 <br>Disc Two
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 <br>12 Starship Trooper (9:27)
 <br>13 Madrigal (reprise) (1:16)
 <br>14 On The Silent Wings Of Freedom (8:56)
 <br>15 Rick Wakeman Solo (includes Catherine of Aragon,
 <br>   Catherine Howard, The Battle) (5:06)
 <br>16 Awaken (17:40)
 <br>17 I've Seen All Good People (9:06)
 <br>18 Roundabout (9:41)
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