Howe plays an acoustic guitar solo of "The Clap" and "Mood for a Day" followed by Wakeman's turn at "Gone But Not Forgotten," "Catherine Parr" and "Merlin the Magician." Bruford then ambles onto the stage and the whole band launches into "Long Distance Runaround."

Just when you think that Bruford's solo is being saved for later in the show the skins man diverts "Runaround" with a very impressive workout on an array of electronic drums. Except for one acoustic drum Bruford uses the drum pads exclusively for the entire show, aided by a couple of gongs and plenty of cymbals. His playing is impeccable and intense but once the solo is over the show turns away from individual talents and emphasizes group effort on the Yes chestnuts "And You and I," "I've Seen All Good People," "Close to the Edge" and "Heart of the Sunrise."