I spent my National Holiday (one year after I did Astral Traveller) editing this clip. For the past weeks I have been learning how to play it, from my favourite version, from Yesshows – it’s a live version, so my moto was chosen “my room is my stage” :) I collected some photos on the net, trying to illustrate a Yesshow from that era. I did 4 takes, but sadly on one of them the camera was off focus, the audio was ok though. Then I tryed to get the best of those takes (you can see I put two video takes at some point on the background just for fun).
The Gates of Delirium (i)
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Miguel Falcão (miguelbass) 
Good lord, my friend…
Outstanding! I wouldn’t believe you were pulling that off if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes and heard it with my own ears. The work you’ve put in on this truly shows. What a masterful performance. Please keep your project going. Watching your clips is a continual inspiration as a fellow musician.
Take care,
-Mike.