Yet Another Yes Live Album

[Yesspaz]

But, this one at least has live versions of "Machine Messiah," "South Side," "Tempus Fugit," "Onward," and "Astral Traveller."

Siberian Khatru
I’ve Seen All Good People
Tempus Fugit
Onward
Astral Traveller
And You And I
Corkscrew (Acoustic Solo)
Owner Of A Lonely Heart
Southside Of The Sky
Machine Messiah
Heart of the Sunrise
Roundabout
Starship Trooper

http://yesworld.com/20111024-livefromlyon.aspx

[TheFish]

that turtle under the Logo looks a tad out of place.

[Mike413]

Yes are the world's greatest prog rock band? Not in this century they aren't. ANd this is coming from a huge Yes fanatic. Sorry folks but Yes aren't the band they used to be and there's lots of "new kids on the block."

If this is a live album with Ben Wa(and it probably is)then I'm really not that interested.

Oh and I agree about that turtle. It looks like he's hanging on for dear life. OK, maybe that is appropriate.

[PeterG]

"YES are the pioneers for the use of synthesizers and sound effects in modern music .."

Aren't they referring to Pink Floyd?

[Yesspaz]

Well, you know how press releases are....

[emperorken]

your thread title says it all

[TheFish]

No one holds a candle to Rush and their catalog of boring live albums.

[Mike413]

Originally Posted by PeterG

"YES are the pioneers for the use of synthesizers and sound effects in modern music .."

Aren't they referring to Pink Floyd?

Chronologically Yes beat PF in the synth department but I think Floyd used sound effects earlier(ie Bike, several species of small furry animals, Alan's psychedelic breakfast, etc).

As far as I know, ELP were the first prog band to use a synth(the first album released in late 1970)although there were probably others around the same time.