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    Posted: November 03 2004 at 05:09

Yes 35 Anniversary Tour DVD


October 7, 2004 - The DVD of YES: 35th Anniversary Concert - Songs from Tsongas is currently scheduled to be released in the US this December, with other parts of the world to follow early in 2005.

Reports of the DVD being released this month is incorrect as the project is still in production and has not yet been finished.


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The image “http://www.sweconpos.com/posters/yes77.jpg” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

One of the best shows I´ve ever attended, back in 1977 , Puck I´m Old
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LOL!!!!!! cool thnx
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Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

The image “http://www.sweconpos.com/posters/yes77.jpg” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

One of the best shows I´ve ever attended, back in 1977 , Puck I´m Old

You feel old?? !  I attended these.. and I don't feel old at all...
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yes there a good band my favourite albums include 90125, yes album and yes (debut)
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...those are really your favorite yes albums?
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yea what about ctte! ict?? you crazy or somehting

 
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The tour was great and in all my time seeing this glorious band I have never heard 'And You And I ' as good as it was in Glasgow this July.Perhaps it was a mixture of good beer and good company but they were their usual incredible selves.And Velvet don't ever feel old just feel privileged.Ya auld git!

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awesome. perhaps il get his dvd. so i can be all like
"hey, i have a dvd!"
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It wisnae me miss, ah didnae stick his heid doon the cludge, honest. 
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YES!?.....NO!
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First time I saw them was on the 90125 tour. Strange feeling that I was seeing a Yes tribute band but it was a good night. I was young enough not to care too much that Steve Howe wasn't there and for all his 'one-handedness' I really like Tony Kaye as a keyboard player.

The Yes Album is one of my favourite albums too. Always reminds me of Christmas.

 

Looking forward to the 35th Anny DVD though....



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Those were the days

26 years, 11 months and 23 days ago  




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Quick question; Do people rate Patrick Moraz?

I love Relayer.
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Relayer is great and Patrick ain´t too shabby either 
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Relayer, simply mind blowing from the tantalizing mayhem of Gates and and it's helter skelter ride through the madness and insanity of war to the absoloute peace and beauty of Soon oh Soon the Light.The short songs are able partners too.Patrick was perfect for this album I don't think Rick could have created the keyboards sounds that Moraz did for this awesome album.

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can someone help me? i really want to see a live yes show between which is between 1971-1973. preferably with a similar tracklist to yessongs. i've seen lots of yes dvds and most of them seem to be fairly recent concerts. are their any classic live shows from the close to the edge era on dvd?
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Points: 2234 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 04 2004 at 14:07
Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Quick question; Do people rate Patrick Moraz?

I love Relayer.



i think he is probably the best non rick wakeman keyboard player in yes. relayer is amazing

 
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Try Amazon UK and search for the Yessongs DVD.

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Points: 2234 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 04 2004 at 14:36
Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:



One of the best shows I´ve ever attended, back in 1977 , Puck I´m Old


you may be old...er than me. but you have a great advantage of being able to see yes and prolly other classic bands before they got old and wrinkly. people like me can only get what you saw on a dvd (if we're lucky).
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