Tape provided by Steve Wehner. Additional tape by Jon Babcock (small insert at finale of Roundabout). Mastered September 2002 by Shaun Toole.

Recorded, or at least M.C'd, by Marshall, with occasional commentary by his girlfriend. Tape provided by Steve Wehner. Mastered September 27, 2002 by Shaun Toole. Apparent tape flip during "And You And I" caused the loss of some of "The Preacher The Teacher".

This edition of Marshal's legendary recording has been mastered using 24/96 Hi-Definition bit mapping. As of this writing, no known version of "Duke" has original, complete versions of AYAI and YIND. The Yours Is No Disgrace "Through the Ages" mix is a mosaic of 30 years' worth of performances for this classic Yessong. It is NOT intended to be a "best of" montage, but rather a journey of its different incarnations (both good and bad), and the many ways the band has presented it through the years. And You And I has been restored via period recordings and is presented in its entirety; as well as some other smaller passages that, in no way, compromise the integrity of this concert. The restoration techniques used in this edition were used strictly to provide continuity for the listener. (Joe Luca, October 2002)

The March 10, 1973 show appears to be a "rare" Yes recording. It does not appear on most / all of the trade lists I've seen for the hard-core Yes traders who pretty much have everything else (except for the one who had it initially, of course). Also, Forgotten Yesterdays does not list it as being a recorded show (this has changed since the time of writing). The set list is out of order as well. But based on the initial performance of the Japanese dates of the song "Sakura Sakura" it appears to be what it is - the March 10, 1973 show. Indeed, before the song, Jon comments that "Last night some friends came over to see us and they sang a little Japanese folk song and we're going to try to sing it for you now." This dialog does not match the dialog of the 03-12-1973 show, in which Yes also performs this song. Though the Nagoya 03-11-1973 show and the Kyoto 03-14-1973 show do not appear to have been recorded either, Jon"s comments during the 03-12-73 show, "Like to carry on with a song we learned ..uh in Tokyo, in Tokyo from a friend called Sau" lend further credit to this recording being from the Tokyo 03-10-1973 show - the 3rd Tokyo date and the first in which they played "Sakura Sakura." Note: Last track (Starship Trooper) on disc 2 does fade out abruptly.

From an Australian trader - "It's my new improved version of the Brisbane show with AYAI 99.9% complete (2 different sources make up the show)".