This is a great performance by this incarnation of Yes. Although I was disappointed by the abbreviated version of "The Fish.
I also have seen Yes five times (at least) and keep going back not only because of their technical virtuosity, but because their stage show is second to none. They ARE rather visually captivating, employing often stunning effects and robotics, rear-screen projection, complex lighting designs, and other remarkably innovative tricks.
To say it right off the bat, I'm not a very big Yes fan. It probably wouldn't compel me greatly to see them live, but I do think they have some incredible musicianship at times and some of their songs from their prime in the late 60s/70s and from the album 9012 are impressive as a pop-rock group.
For those who never cared for YES's music, this video probably won't make them fans of the band. For those (like myself) who live for their music, it's awesome!
This is a brilliant concert film. The music is incredible, especially Trevor Rabin.
This film, along with STOP MAKING SENSE, is one of the great 1980's concert films. Yes is at the top of there game here.
