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Track 31. Brand X. November 2, 1978/PSUC Fieldhouse. Peter Robinson and Morris Pert discuss musical fusion versus fission.

Track 32. Brad Delp/Boston. November 16, 1978/PSUC Fieldhouse. Discusses songs for a new forthcoming album (after Don't Look Back).

Track 33. Brad Delp/Boston. November 16,1978/PSUC Fieldhouse. Rock & Roll Band isn't really what happened to them.

Track 34. Brad Delp/Boston. November 16,1978/PSUC Fieldhouse. Explains why it's better to have Engineer/Guitarist Tom Scholz's studio to record.

Track 35. Brad Delp/Boston. November 16,1978/PSUC Fieldhouse. Explains the idea behind Tom Scholz designed "Doubler" and "Powersoak."

Track 36. Richie Havens. October 22, 1981/Crete Civic Center. He explains his musical history, his first gig in 1965 at "The Id" with 13 year old Jose Feliciano who was playing Flight of the Bumblebee on guitar.

Track 37. Richie Havens. October 22, 1981/Crete Civic Center. He explains how he ended up opening Woodstock.

Track 38. Richie Havens. October 22, 1981/Crete Civic Center. Lamenting never seeing the Beatles play.

Track 39. Richie Havens. October 22, 1981/Crete Civic Center. Richie explains how he got involved with Steve Hackett on Steve's solo album Please Don't Touch.

Track 40. Richie Havens. October 22, 1981/Crete Civic Center. I knew that I'd be interviewing Steve Hackett 13 days after speaking with Richie, so I asked Richie if he'd like to record a message for Steve. He agreed and began this hello by singing…