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    Posted: March 19 2008 at 13:25
Originally posted by RaphaelT RaphaelT wrote:

Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Hey, here's an idea: the Yes guys should swallow their pride and ask Moraz back in, despite his *gasp* dreaded jazz influence.
 
They have not tried it yet, so in near future it is almost sure they will ask Moraz to tour with them.
 
Every idea is good to make a tour without recording new material!
 
Well, I can certainly agree with that 100%. Sadly I don't think guys are aware that they aren't any good anymore.
 
Then again, they COULD release a worthy album (Which would be amazing, since Relayer is in my opinion their last truly great album) and surprise us all. If that is the case, I promise I will eat my words here on the forums. *Waits impatiently for release date*
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Also, Rick Wakeman's keyboard sounds on the last tour were sometimes mediocre. I've bought the Montreux 2003 DVD, and it was even worse. I hope that his son knows more than him how to setup good keyboard sounds on modern equipment.
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I DON'T want Rick to tour with them again.I love him as much as next as the next Yes fan,but I think his touring days may be over,due to his health.
In the last issue of Yes Magazine,there is an interview with Rick around the time of the release of Return To The Center Of The Earth.
Rick talks about his health problems and mention that he sees a tour with Keith Emerson as his swan song.
Of course,that never happened and he did tour with Yes again.
If it wasn't for the fact that I have never seen them live,I think I'd rather have a new Yes album than a new Yes tour.
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Well, it was posted on the YES official site (www.yesworld.com) the following message:
 
Yes Tour Planned for 2008
 
March 7, 2008 It's official—Yes is back! Jon, Steve, Chris, and Alan are planning a world tour, with Olivier Wakeman sitting in on keyboards. Tour dates to be announced here soon!
 
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Points: 1453 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 12 2008 at 11:52
Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Hey, here's an idea: the Yes guys should swallow their pride and ask Moraz back in, despite his *gasp* dreaded jazz influence.
 
They have not tried it yet, so in near future it is almost sure they will ask Moraz to tour with them.
 
Every idea is good to make a tour without recording new material!
yet you still have time!
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Points: 4900 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 11 2008 at 21:31
Hey, here's an idea: the Yes guys should swallow their pride and ask Moraz back in, despite his *gasp* dreaded jazz influence.
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Points: 66588 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 11 2008 at 18:15
I think that the only time, since it was written (to prevent smart ass remarks regarding pre-90125) that they didn't play Owner of a Lonely Heart was during their Masterworks tour where they only played their epics.  I forget now what they actually played but I don't think that they played anything under 10 minutes.
 
With a little help from the Internet, I tracked down the setlist from the July 11, 2000 concert at Pine Knob in Clarkston, Michigan. 
 
Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra
Close To The Edge
Starship Trooper
Gates Of Delirium
Leaves Of Green
In The Midnight Hour
Heart Of The Sunrise
Ritual
I've Seen All Good People
Roundabout
The opening act was a little band from the U.S. called Kansas.  Anyone heard of them?


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Points: 1453 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 11 2008 at 18:08
Originally posted by Nucleus Nucleus wrote:

Originally posted by SilverEclipse SilverEclipse wrote:

They asked Rabin to tour with them?!  Thank God he turned it down... I dread the thought of "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" being played at my first Yes concert. 

 
I felt exactly the same way. I respect Rabin's contributions, but I want my first live Yes experience to be pure, unadulterated YES. That means The Yes Album up through Going for the One. And maybe some Magnification in there.
 
I think that Oliver is a great choice and I'll be happy to see him. Sure I'd prefer Rick, but Oliver is the next best thing.
 
And I'd really look forward to them recording new material, considering the songwriting sucesses they've had with In the Presence Of, Footprints, and Homeworld in recent years.
 
Bring on the fourth decade of Yes!
 
Do not worry, they will definitely be playing Owner at a concert (at my first and only Yes concert Owner was played by Billy Sherwood and Igor Khoroshev, eurgh)
yet you still have time!
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Originally posted by SilverEclipse SilverEclipse wrote:

They asked Rabin to tour with them?!  Thank God he turned it down... I dread the thought of "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" being played at my first Yes concert. 

 
I felt exactly the same way. I respect Rabin's contributions, but I want my first live Yes experience to be pure, unadulterated YES. That means The Yes Album up through Going for the One. And maybe some Magnification in there.
 
I think that Oliver is a great choice and I'll be happy to see him. Sure I'd prefer Rick, but Oliver is the next best thing.
 
And I'd really look forward to them recording new material, considering the songwriting sucesses they've had with In the Presence Of, Footprints, and Homeworld in recent years.
 
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Wonder if Oliver has a similar aversion to Relayer...
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They asked Rabin to tour with them?!  Thank God he turned it down... I dread the thought of "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" being played at my first Yes concert. 

As far as Rick Wakeman not playing, I'm kinda dissapointed because he's become one of if not my favorite members of the group, but if anyone is going to replace him it might as well be his son.  Fair enough. 

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Points: 1453 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 11 2008 at 12:21
Originally posted by Norbert Norbert wrote:

"Back with a Bang" for 40th anniversary should mean more than just some nostalgic shows.

Magnification proves that they still might write some really good compositions.
 
It is their greatness that made us so annoyed of their silence.
yet you still have time!
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Points: 2506 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 11 2008 at 09:38

"Back with a Bang" for 40th anniversary should mean more than just some nostalgic shows.

Magnification proves that they still might write some really good compositions.
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Points: 81 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 10 2008 at 14:42
If I remember correctly, Rick mentioned months ago on his web site that he and the rest of the band were having discussions with the new represenatives for the band, and that everyone had a voice and was being heard.  This was back in November of 2007.  He has repeatedly stated that he no longer wants to tour.  Oliver appeared on Starcastle's last album and did a really nice job.  Both he and Adam have done a lot of work with their dad and you can best believe that the rest of the group would not have invited him to join if he wasn't up to their standards.
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Originally posted by ghost_of_morphy ghost_of_morphy wrote:

(Well, really I'd like to see Igor again, but I know Yes has closed that door for good.)


What's the deal with that?  I thought Igor played very well on the album and live.  I also thought he and Jon were going to do a project.

I will definitely go to the concert.  Haven't missed on since 90125, no matter the band's members!
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Originally posted by RaphaelT RaphaelT wrote:



 
Well, in that case, the "Yes - next generation" should produce some new material at last, instead they would turn into their own tribute band.
 
Steve's children could replace Steve and Alan (I've read that Dylan Howe is a good drummer, taught by Bill Bruford) but who could replace Jon?? Perhaps Damion Anderson, he has already had a vocal performance at the album of Yes LOL


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Originally posted by Anaon Anaon wrote:

Hum! I wanted to see Yes at least one time with one of the original line-up, so it's a bad thing for me... But Yes is not dead is it? :)
 
Apparently not.  Notice that the announcement says that Oliver will be "sitting in," not joining.  I think they want to leave the door open for Rick to participate if they go into the studio again.
 
For those of you who do not know, Rabin was also invited to tour, but he declined.


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Points: 207 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 09 2008 at 17:58
Just bearing two things in mind. 1. Being aware that Oliver is Rick's son and 2. knowing that Yes wouldn't hire any Mike Mediocre or a Larry Lousy on any instrument on a world tour, I think it's safe to assume that the black and white keys will be on capable hands on the forthcoming Yes tour as well. I would have preferred Rick there, though, but what the hell, Yes is back! Let's rejoice!
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Points: 1453 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 09 2008 at 16:27
Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

[QUOTE=RaphaelT][QUOTE=sigod]
 
Jon's daughter actually released an album a couple of years ago, so she could be his replacement.  I forget her name but I'll see if I can track it down on the net and post a link.
 
 
Deborah Anderson - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deborah_Anderson  She has recorded some songs
 
Jade Anderson http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jade_Anderson  She released a debut album in 2002 and has appeared on some of her dad's albums.
 
A woman in Yes lineup? She would scare the boys to dead. However, if Yes lineup is ever to be refreshed due to Jon's inability to perform (fat chance of it) female voice could be very refreshing for band's style.
 
Anyway Yes are going to beat Led Zeppelin since they were playing with only one of original member's children, and Yes have already played with Oliver's brother, Adam. This only proves that Yes are far better band than ZepsWink.
yet you still have time!
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