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    Posted: August 24 2004 at 10:46
Originally posted by ivan_2068 ivan_2068 wrote:

Hi GM86 I believe you read my review , yes the intro by Jon is very short, sorry if you thought it was longer.

The main difference is that the DVD is shorter (Only 80 minutes appx) and the quality of the video is not very good.

I believe the main differences are:

1.- Excerpts are a bit different to the album version, mostly because the DVD was recorded on Christmass Eve and he played a short Jingle Bells part.

2.- The DVD features another Howe track ("The Clap")

3.- There are no tracks with Bill Bruford.

But it's worth buying it because it's the best filmed document of Yes on stage in their most glorious days.

Also if you can, you should get YES AT QPR, a 154 minutes concert with Patrick Moraz at keyboards, the quality is not perfect but it's a great show featuring:

1. Introduction~Sound Chaser
2. Close To The Edge
3. To Be Over
4. Gates Of Delirium
5. I've Seen All Good People
6. Long Distance Runaround
7. Clap (including "Mood for a Day"  and a Patrick Moraz solo which is fantastic)

Pt.2, 67 min.

1. And You & I
2. Ritual
3. Roundabout
4. Sweet Dreams
5. Yours Is No Disgrace

Try to buy the complete recording, because Amazon sells the two parts individually and in this way it's really expensive. There are a lot of versions around the web.

Iván 



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no problem ivan!Thank's a lot for you precius information!!!i'm truly interested to buy live at QPR but at moment i don't have much money to buy the dvd!another information...i have read that exist a very rare video(on the web) called Glasgow 77 where Rick play the keyboards with his feet!!!!who have see this video?????i no!CIAO
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Points: 19557 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 10 2004 at 12:40

Hi GM86 I believe you read my review , yes the intro by Jon is very short, sorry if you thought it was longer.

The main difference is that the DVD is shorter (Only 80 minutes appx) and the quality of the video is not very good.

I believe the main differences are:

1.- Excerpts are a bit different to the album version, mostly because the DVD was recorded on Christmass Eve and he played a short Jingle Bells part.

2.- The DVD features another Howe track ("The Clap")

3.- There are no tracks with Bill Bruford.

But it's worth buying it because it's the best filmed document of Yes on stage in their most glorious days.

Also if you can, you should get YES AT QPR, a 154 minutes concert with Patrick Moraz at keyboards, the quality is not perfect but it's a great show featuring:

1. Introduction~Sound Chaser
2. Close To The Edge
3. To Be Over
4. Gates Of Delirium
5. I've Seen All Good People
6. Long Distance Runaround
7. Clap (including "Mood for a Day"  and a Patrick Moraz solo which is fantastic)

Pt.2, 67 min.

1. And You & I
2. Ritual
3. Roundabout
4. Sweet Dreams
5. Yours Is No Disgrace

Try to buy the complete recording, because Amazon sells the two parts individually and in this way it's really expensive. There are a lot of versions around the web.

Iván 





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Points: 51 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 10 2004 at 06:17

Hello people,i'm a new member of this forum,i'm from italy then excuse me for my bad english!i have a question for you:i'm a big yes fan but i hadn't yessongs,i read the reviews on the site and i was stunned by the words of a review: "Having the chance to see or listen Wakeman playing the Excepts from the Six Wives of Henry the VIII (after the beautiful vocal introduction by Jon) is one of those moments that a fan must treasure all his life and Steve playing "Mood for a Day" is always a gratification for the soul." read this i'm went to buy this cd,the album is wonderful(for me 5 stars)but the beautiful introduction of jon is during only 3 seconds!!!!!!i tought that was more long!!!then my friend give me the VHS of yessongs and the introduction is + long and different....i'm interested for buy the DVD only if there sostancial difference between the DV and the VHS versions.help me!!!the introduction of jon is only during 3 seconds or is a cut a piece????help me please,CIAO!!!
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