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There are two tracks recorded during the aptly titled And Then There Were Three album sessions in 1978 ­ "Vancouver" and "The Day The Lights Went Out" ­ which came out as B-sides. There's also a live version of the Tony Banks' classic "Burning Rope" from the same year, marking the arrival of guitarist Darryl Stuermer who features on all the remaining live tracks.

Both "Open Door" and "Evidence Of Autumn" were contenders for the Duke album in 1980, eventually making it on to B-sides. And there are no fewer than four tracks from their extensive UK tour in 1980: "Ripples", a concert favourite from Trick Of The Tail, comes from London's Theatre Royal on May 5 while And Then There Were Three's "Deep In The Motherlode" and "The Lady Lies" plus "Dukes's Travels" from Duke were recorded at London's Lyceum the following night.