Jefferson Starship – The Irish Centre, Leeds, West Yorkshire. March 24th 2004

Disc	Track	Time (h:mm:ss.f)	Title / description	
1	1	0:02:11.52	taking the stage	
1	2	0:04:29.23	High Flying Bird	
1	3	0:03:37.00	Somebody To love	
1	4	0:05:32.41	Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra	
1	5	0:03:16.34	Lather	
1	6	0:01:09.00	technical tweak time	
1	7	0:06:27.00	Good Shepherd	
1	8	0:05:53.34	I'm A Dreamer	
1	9	0:03:04.63	Crown of Creation	
1	10	0:09:11.53	Slick's instro: I Want You (She's So Heavy)	
1	11	0:05:50.00	Ride The Tiger	
1	total	0:50:43.00		
2	1	0:02:47.26	White Rabbit	
2	2	0:06:42.41	Wooden Ships	
2	3	0:07:04.64	Silver Spoon	
2	4	0:01:19.56	Sunrise->	
2	5	0:03:01.00	   Have You Seen The Stars Tonight?->	
2	6	0:01:03.34	   XM->	
2	7	0:06:52.56	   Starship	
2	8	0:10:58.23	The Other Side Of This Life	
2	9	0:00:30.00	"so what do you guys want to hear?"	
		Encore:		
2	10	0:00:36.00	band assembly	
2	11	0:09:36.00	The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil	
2	12	0:02:29.03	audience / Snorky's favourite band	
2	total	0:53:01.03		

Technical: Sony ECM MS907 mic ->Sony TCD D100 DAT. Mic above soundboard, (dead centre) 10’ up, circa 30’ from stage. Transfer from DAT using DAT digital out via POC-DA12P optical cable and Soundblaster Audigy 2NX. Minor tweaks in Cool Edit 2000. Track cutting done with shntool v1.2.3 – all tracks cut on sector boundaries.
N.B. – times above are in hours:minutes:seconds.frames, with 75 frames per second, so for example the last track, listed as 0:02:29.03, is 2 minutes, 29 and 3/75 seconds long. Just thought you might like to know that  
Overview: A shortish show, but with good sound, and the “first-timers” in the crowd seemed to enjoy it. As can be heard from the between-song banter, they didn’t stick to the original setlist. There was a somewhat bizarre moment at the end of the set, after the end of Other Side, where all the band had left stage apart from Diana, who solicited suggestions on what should be played next. After several suggestions (feasible and otherwise) she skipped backstage, and the audience, assuming the encore was assured, fell deadly silent. After a minute or two the penny dropped that maybe an encore wasn’t guaranteed, so they started cheering again. 
Notes: As a nod to The Who’s “Live At Leeds”, Slick’s music stand was loaded with the lyrics to “Summertime Blues”, but tantalisingly it wasn’t played.