Vi esse show em janeiro de 1985 no rock in Rio foi o encerramento do mega evento realizado na cidade do rio de janeiro eu estava com 24 anos hoje estou com 63 anos foi pura alegria 😂
Saw this tour at Pine Knob, just outside of Detroit in August of '84. We were well back on the hill, but the Clair Brothers' sound system and Squire's bass had that hill literally shaking!!! A truly amazing night!!!
@@teejaymiller4983 Great way to start of your concert-going career, for sure!!! I was working up at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, and drove down with a bunch of friends. Great road trip (other than the flat tire) and incredible concert! My first YES concert was the Tormado tour in June of '79, if I remember correctly. Then saw the Drama tour in '80, then the 90125 concert in Pine Knob. That Pine Knob concert was tighter and stronger than the first two YES shows I saw.
I'd wanted Yes to be my first concert. Instead, my sister Kelley & I saw the Who in Raleigh, NC, in the mid 80's I believe. I was around 16, which would make her around 14. I'd thought they were performing with Yes, why I bought the tickets.
00:00:00 01 Intro HOLMDEL 04/09/1984 00:02:06 02 Cinema EDMONTON 28/09/1984 00:03:50 03 Leave It EDMONTON 28/09/1984 00:08:06 04 Alan White Solo HERSHEY 01/09/1984 // 00:09:50 04 Hold On HERSHEY 01/09/1984 00:16:17 05 Your's is No Disgrace RIO 20/01/1985 00:27:12 06 Our Song HOLMDEL 04/09/1984 00:32:50 07 Hearts PHOENIX 22/03/1984 00:41:00 08 Jam BUENOS AIRES 09/02/1985 00:42:06 09 hello NEW JERSEY! 07/05/1984 00:43:40 09 I've Seen All Good People NEW JERSEY 07/05/1984 00:50:40 10 Changes RIO 20/01/1985 00:57:20 11 And You And I CEDAR RAPIDS 06/03/1984 01:07:20 12 Si DALY CITY 30/03/1984 01:09:55 13 Solly's Beard RIO 20/01/1985 01:15:30 14 It Can Happen DORTMUND 24/06/1984 01:22:18 15 Soon DORTMUND 24/06/1984 01:24:30 16 Awaken (Master of Images) EAST TROY 11/08/1984 01:27:05 17 Perpetual Change MILLERSVILLE 28/02/1984 01:37:37 18 City of Love BUENOS AIRES 29/02/1985 01:45:47 19 Starship Trooper DORTMUND 24/06/1984 01:58:58 20 Long Distance Runaround COLUMBUS 01/03/1984 02:03:15 21 Amazing Bass EDMONTON 28/09/1984 02:05:15 22 The Fish EDMONTON 28/09/1984 02:13:05 23 Make it Easy HOLMDEL 04/09/1984 02:14:02 23 24 Owner of a Lonely Heart HOLMDEL 04/09/1984 02:19:14 25 Roundabout EDMONTON 28/09/1984 02:24:57 26 Gimme Some Lovin' BUENOS AIRES 29/02/1985 02:29:00 27 Sweet Dreams CHAMPAGNE 05/03/1984
Saw them on this tour at Big Mac in Denver Co. Took my friends to thier first ever concert. It was a mind blower. The laser light show was off the hook. And the YES sound was so just so YES!! One of the best concerts I've seen and I've been to too many to count. I miss concerts like this..
This is an interesting mix of the tour. You've got Alpine Valley in there, I see, but not the Poplar Creek from the day after. We had a carload trying to get to that show, but traffic wouldn't allow it. I've never seen so many people trying to get to a show. We heard the music starting from out on the road, but we were stuck. Nothing to do but find something else to do that night.
The lazers starting during Hearts. Smoke thick as a blanket, everyone in the place lit up. It was like a cue. Turning point of the show. My first YES concert. MSG spring 84. Still in my top 2. It was twice as loud as any other YES show. It was Rush loud. The bass was wall shakingingly monstrous. My jacket was vibrating off my body, almost went into fibrilation. lol. It was the night where YES was determined to prove the critics wrong. They played their asses off that night in New York City. Cherished memory.
I saw this tour at The Aud in Buffalo. A dream come true. When I'd first heard of the band from a friend, they'd broken up after Geoff Downs and Trevor Horn left. Never thought I'd have the chance!
I was at the Garden to see them on this tour. LOVED the show. Was the Holmdel facility already expanded by that time? If not, seeing this show at the Garden State Arts Center (as I knew it growing up) must have been incredible.
Your memory is way better than my mine. This was also my first live YES concert experience. Mine was seeing the band in Daly City. Sat in the nosebleed section of the Cow Palace. For the majority of it, which sucked but then towards the end decided to head towards the stage and nearly got trampled to death. Not exactly a cherished memory. Awaken is awful, nothing but a butchered snippet with a synth sound enough to remind one why 80's pop was so bad.
Saw this tour at The Spectrum in Philadelphia (September 1984). My first concert ever! Now I am 53 and saw Jon Anderson this past August and had the pleasure of meeting him! What a thrill!
I was first YES concert ever in NICE - FRANCE.1984. .I m from Buenos Aires Argentina.. De vacaciones por Monaco me entere que tocaria la banda en niza ..solo conocia de ellos la tapa de algun disco y que un amigo cada tanto escuchaba rock sinfonico . Jamás pensé que a partir de ese concierto me convertiria en un fan ...Pasaron 40 años de 90125 ..❤
Great stuff, I went to the Birmingham UK show and can honestly say that it's up there with the very best gigs I've been to, I just love the harmonies between Jon , Trevor and Chris and the musicianship was superb.
It was first YES concert I ever saw In London They had ended to all intents and purposes in 1979 with departure of Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes replaced them but somehow it wasn't same This line up came from nowhere Tony Kaye original keyboardist as well as Jon Anderson They shed off all the long hair beads kaftans and hippy stuff Brought Yes music into the 1980s Which paved way for Classic Yes to survive into 2000s
To archive this material into a show like this is quite remarkable for those who could not have been there. Cheers to you for taking the time to do this. Good job.
Classique YES massacré ! Et notamment, Straship trooper ! Steve Howe et Rick Wakeman brillent par leur absence. Mais ils se sont bien rattrapés par la suite 😂 les YES! Trevor Rabbin est un excellent musicien et un très grand guitariste. A ce sujet, l'album TALK est au au-dessus de tout éloge. KEYS TO ASCENSION en live est remarquable Et, bien évidemment, le super live UNION. Le classic YES est respecté, chacun a sa place dans sa virtuose créativité et la complicité entre Rick Wakeman et Trevor Rabbin est un régal! Oh, YES! 🌞 🇨🇵 Amitiés de France et MERCI pour le partage. ❤ .
I was lucky enough to get to go to their opening show for the 90125 tour. The first show was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Yes is my favorite group of all the great classic rockers. I got to see them in "74. Then again in "84. always a great show.
Listening to this now, remembering Alan’s longevity with the group, and noting the primary difference between YesWest and Classic Yes: Pure Pop vs. Timeless.
Pure Pop? Pure? There's a slight dose of pop here, but it's 1/2 of Owner and Leave It? The rest is very much art rock of it's time, with ballads, rockers, instrumentals that have literally no pure pop at all. The decades should have informed the dorks that this record isn't Madonna or Michael Jackson despite their disappointment that this wasn't Tales or some kind of bloat that killed the band twice before they got to 90125. I prefer the prog too, but not at the expense of recognizing how good this record was/is.
I saw the show in Montreal, I remember the band was very late and the opening act was Looney Tunes projected on a giant screen. And you and I was great
I attended 7 90125 shows including the Holmdel show, and the Brendan Byrne Meadowlands arena show ( New Jersey May 7, 1984 ). I attended Philadelphia 3 ( April + Sept SPECTRUM ), Brendan Byrne Meadowlands, Hartford Civic Center, Nassau,Long Island N.Y. ( Colosseum), Holmdel ( Garden state Arts center, now known as PNC-ARTS ) As of 10-2018, 5 of the listed facilities are demolished. PNC-ARTS is the last existing venue!
CHARLES NOLAN The Hartford Civic Center and Nassau Coliseum are still in use today. The Meadowlands, while no longer an active sports venue, remain standing and can be rented by musicians rehearsing for concerts at other venues. The only one to be physically demolished was the Philadelphia Spectrum.
I saw them in London on this tour, my first yes gig. It was great, Alan Whites drum sound and explosive playing made an impression. It was loud and proud, 90125 was great but I still remember the opening bars of And You and I. I wish the quality could do it justice. Its not like Steve Howes yes are going to release this live, lol.
Why anyone would question Yes, is beyond me.......lethargic? really??? Chuck you, Farley! This os one of the greatest prog rock bands that ever existed!
Interesting, you can hear the vocoder on Jon's voice in Hold On (the keyboard playing part of that being done under the stage by Casey Young, who was Tony's keyboard tech).
Did anyone here see this tour at the UC Berkeley Greek Theater? I was there Man. Second Row. One of the most magical experiences of my life at the age of 17.
See an optometrist. Was it late at night you were viewing? Lights turned out and dimmed? I laughed so hard at your comment. Yes is great. Seen ‘‘em a few times. Twice in 84-85. Reunion tour with all band members. Two on keys two on gtr. With a revolving stage in the round at Oakland California arena. Genesis and Rush only bands that come close. Yes, this is audio only. What a laugh your comment is. Funny as hell. Thx for sharing. I can’t stop laughing.
How is it that a tour with more than 100 dates, a significant portion of which were recorded from the soundboard, has so few good concert recordings? Drives me nuts... great rendition of Hearts, even though the quality is like listening on a transistor FM radio...
No, Eddie Jobson was a Yes member for only two weeks (at the time they shot the video clip for "Owner of a Lonely Heart"). When the tour started, Tony Kaye was already back in the fold.
@@TheAmarok87 Absolutely agree with you but, that doesnt look like tony Kaye in the photo even though it was his keyboard set up. His hair looks more like Eddie Jobson of the time. Dunno?? maybe you are right?
Check you're east troy date. .they probably was milwaukee wi. Alpine valley in east Troy is an out door venue ..and as wisconsin aint in a warm weather climate I doubt that a show was played there at that time of the year...considering its Oct 18th today and we have had mid to low 30s for nite time lows with rain patchy frost and some freezing rain....and east troy only has alpine valley ...
Trevo gave yes a hard sound for sure..I first saw yes on this tour in milwaukee wi on this tour..and last saw them in milwaukee wi summerfest..with Steve Howe ..it conflicted me Trevor played the classic yes just awesome but after gettin to Steve Howe preform the old yes material...I like both is conflict comes in..lol
leave it is a demonstration inside 90125 of how they could work at different level, an a cappella power surf rock n roll, like on drama we have into the lines i am a camera, yeah a camera pop metal rock
I imagine they are playing to a multitrack tape with Alan White playing to click. Live drums, bass lead guitar and lead vocals. You can clearly hear massive stacked multitracked voices at different parts. I think the vocal arrangrment in Leave it was just too difficult to reproduce with three voices live. Also some backing guitar appearing on that song. I imagine it comes down to "do we play the song or not?" As the bvs kind of make the whole song.
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Vi esse show em janeiro de 1985 no rock in Rio foi o encerramento do mega evento realizado na cidade do rio de janeiro eu estava com 24 anos hoje estou com 63 anos foi pura alegria 😂
Sparkomatic car sound proudly presents yes. I still have that bumper sticker from that show on this tour
The worm ending of Starship Trooper keeps them RIVITED to their seats every time.
Saw this tour at Pine Knob, just outside of Detroit in August of '84. We were well back on the hill, but the Clair Brothers' sound system and Squire's bass had that hill literally shaking!!! A truly amazing night!!!
I was there too. It was my first concert, I was 16, my sister took me and my 17yo brother. She was 19.
@@teejaymiller4983 Great way to start of your concert-going career, for sure!!! I was working up at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, and drove down with a bunch of friends. Great road trip (other than the flat tire) and incredible concert! My first YES concert was the Tormado tour in June of '79, if I remember correctly. Then saw the Drama tour in '80, then the 90125 concert in Pine Knob. That Pine Knob concert was tighter and stronger than the first two YES shows I saw.
I'd wanted Yes to be my first concert. Instead, my sister Kelley & I saw the Who in Raleigh, NC, in the mid 80's I believe. I was around 16, which would make her around 14. I'd thought they were performing with Yes, why I bought the tickets.
RIP Alan White...
And Chris
MAN! Alan White was so damn fast in his prime! Got to see this tour 4× in 1984❤
00:00:00 01 Intro HOLMDEL 04/09/1984
00:02:06 02 Cinema EDMONTON 28/09/1984
00:03:50 03 Leave It EDMONTON 28/09/1984
00:08:06 04 Alan White Solo HERSHEY 01/09/1984 //
00:09:50 04 Hold On HERSHEY 01/09/1984
00:16:17 05 Your's is No Disgrace RIO 20/01/1985
00:27:12 06 Our Song HOLMDEL 04/09/1984
00:32:50 07 Hearts PHOENIX 22/03/1984
00:41:00 08 Jam BUENOS AIRES 09/02/1985
00:42:06 09 hello NEW JERSEY! 07/05/1984
00:43:40 09 I've Seen All Good People NEW JERSEY 07/05/1984
00:50:40 10 Changes RIO 20/01/1985
00:57:20 11 And You And I CEDAR RAPIDS 06/03/1984
01:07:20 12 Si DALY CITY 30/03/1984
01:09:55 13 Solly's Beard RIO 20/01/1985
01:15:30 14 It Can Happen DORTMUND 24/06/1984
01:22:18 15 Soon DORTMUND 24/06/1984
01:24:30 16 Awaken (Master of Images) EAST TROY 11/08/1984
01:27:05 17 Perpetual Change MILLERSVILLE 28/02/1984
01:37:37 18 City of Love BUENOS AIRES 29/02/1985
01:45:47 19 Starship Trooper DORTMUND 24/06/1984
01:58:58 20 Long Distance Runaround COLUMBUS 01/03/1984
02:03:15 21 Amazing Bass EDMONTON 28/09/1984
02:05:15 22 The Fish EDMONTON 28/09/1984
02:13:05 23 Make it Easy HOLMDEL 04/09/1984
02:14:02 23 24 Owner of a Lonely Heart HOLMDEL 04/09/1984
02:19:14 25 Roundabout EDMONTON 28/09/1984
02:24:57 26 Gimme Some Lovin' BUENOS AIRES 29/02/1985
02:29:00 27 Sweet Dreams CHAMPAGNE 05/03/1984
Gimme some lovin
Legend
Thank you!!!
Right to our song👍🏻👍🏻
Saw them on this tour at Big Mac in Denver Co. Took my friends to thier first ever concert. It was a mind blower. The laser light show was off the hook. And the YES sound was so just so YES!! One of the best concerts I've seen and I've been to too many to count. I miss concerts like this..
Do you remember the spaceship that came down from the ceiling?
I didn't know they mashed up Tempus Fugit (from the Drama album!) and Sound Chaser with The Fish, what a pleasant surprise.
This was an EXCELLENT show.
I saw this tour 4x and they killed it every time- my first really BIG concerts @ 14 y/o 🤯🤯🤯🤯
This is an interesting mix of the tour. You've got Alpine Valley in there, I see, but not the Poplar Creek from the day after. We had a carload trying to get to that show, but traffic wouldn't allow it. I've never seen so many people trying to get to a show. We heard the music starting from out on the road, but we were stuck. Nothing to do but find something else to do that night.
The lazers starting during Hearts. Smoke thick as a blanket, everyone in the place lit up. It was like a cue. Turning point of the show. My first YES concert. MSG spring 84. Still in my top 2. It was twice as loud as any other YES show. It was Rush loud. The bass was wall shakingingly monstrous. My jacket was vibrating off my body, almost went into fibrilation. lol. It was the night where YES was determined to prove the critics wrong. They played their asses off that night in New York City. Cherished memory.
I saw this tour at The Aud in Buffalo. A dream come true. When I'd first heard of the band from a friend, they'd broken up after Geoff Downs and Trevor Horn left. Never thought I'd have the chance!
I was at the Garden to see them on this tour. LOVED the show. Was the Holmdel facility already expanded by that time? If not, seeing this show at the Garden State Arts Center (as I knew it growing up) must have been incredible.
Your memory is way better than my mine. This was also my first live YES concert experience. Mine was seeing the band in Daly City. Sat in the nosebleed section of the Cow Palace. For the majority of it, which sucked but then towards the end decided to head towards the stage and nearly got trampled to death. Not exactly a cherished memory. Awaken is awful, nothing but a butchered snippet with a synth sound enough to remind one why 80's pop was so bad.
Yes, and near the end of Starship Trooper you can hear the WTC chiming in...
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
Saw this tour at The Spectrum in Philadelphia (September 1984). My first concert ever! Now I am 53 and saw Jon Anderson this past August and had the pleasure of meeting him! What a thrill!
wow, my first show too! I was so blown away by just how tight they were live. I always compared all following shows to this one.
Killer show. I'll never forget it.
I was first YES concert ever in NICE - FRANCE.1984.
.I m from Buenos Aires Argentina..
De vacaciones por Monaco me entere que tocaria la banda en niza ..solo conocia de ellos la tapa de algun disco y que un amigo cada tanto escuchaba rock sinfonico .
Jamás pensé que a partir de ese concierto me convertiria en un fan ...Pasaron 40 años de 90125 ..❤
Great stuff, I went to the Birmingham UK show and can honestly say that it's up there with the very best gigs I've been to, I just love the harmonies between Jon , Trevor and Chris and the musicianship was superb.
I saw them on this tour,the best sound I ever heard from a live band ,flawless execution
Me too, what he said.
me too
Yup. I agree. Best sounding show I’ve ever been to and I’ve been to a thousand plus concerts in my 56 years of life.
I saw this show in Albany, NY. They kiced ass! I actually got a glimse of extra keyboard player Casey Young in the back of the stage.
I saw this tour in Turin , Italy.
Great !!
It was first YES concert I ever saw
In London
They had ended to all intents and purposes in 1979 with departure of Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman
Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes
replaced them but somehow it wasn't same
This line up came from nowhere
Tony Kaye original keyboardist
as well as Jon Anderson
They shed off all the long hair beads kaftans and hippy stuff
Brought Yes music into the 1980s
Which paved way for Classic Yes to survive into 2000s
To archive this material into a show like this is quite remarkable for those who could not have been there. Cheers to you for taking the time to do this. Good job.
Ditto … many great memories from this YES tour, and others
I saw this tour in San Francisco 1984 . Fantastic show. I was studying music theory in college at the time, so it made quite an impression on me.
Was at the Edmonton concert 1984 which was used for the live album, boom cameras in front of the stage, great concert!
Classique YES massacré !
Et notamment, Straship trooper !
Steve Howe et Rick Wakeman brillent par leur absence.
Mais ils se sont bien rattrapés par la suite 😂 les YES!
Trevor Rabbin est un excellent musicien et un très grand guitariste.
A ce sujet, l'album TALK est au au-dessus de tout éloge.
KEYS TO ASCENSION en live est remarquable
Et, bien évidemment, le super live UNION. Le classic YES est respecté, chacun a sa place dans sa virtuose créativité et la complicité entre Rick Wakeman et Trevor Rabbin est un régal!
Oh, YES!
🌞 🇨🇵 Amitiés de France et MERCI pour le partage.
❤
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I was lucky enough to get to go to their opening show for the 90125 tour. The first show was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Yes is my favorite group of all the great classic rockers. I got to see them in "74. Then again in "84. always a great show.
Listening to this now, remembering Alan’s longevity with the group, and noting the primary difference between YesWest and Classic Yes: Pure Pop vs. Timeless.
RIP Alan & Chris … sorely missed 🕯🕯
You are completely off your rocker if you don't think YesWest's music was timeless.
Pure Pop? Pure? There's a slight dose of pop here, but it's 1/2 of Owner and Leave It? The rest is very much art rock of it's time, with ballads, rockers, instrumentals that have literally no pure pop at all. The decades should have informed the dorks that this record isn't Madonna or Michael Jackson despite their disappointment that this wasn't Tales or some kind of bloat that killed the band twice before they got to 90125. I prefer the prog too, but not at the expense of recognizing how good this record was/is.
I saw the show in Montreal, I remember the band was very late and the opening act was Looney Tunes projected on a giant screen. And you and I was great
Same opening in Indianapolis (where I saw them) seems Berlin's lead singer had layringeitis (the scheduled opening act)
Saw them on this tour was awesome !!!
This tour was SO fucking cool
I attended 7 90125 shows including the Holmdel show, and the Brendan Byrne Meadowlands arena show ( New Jersey May 7, 1984 ).
I attended Philadelphia 3 ( April + Sept SPECTRUM ), Brendan Byrne Meadowlands, Hartford Civic Center, Nassau,Long Island N.Y. ( Colosseum), Holmdel ( Garden state Arts center, now known as PNC-ARTS )
As of 10-2018, 5 of the listed facilities are demolished. PNC-ARTS is the last existing venue!
CHARLES NOLAN The Hartford Civic Center and Nassau Coliseum are still in use today. The Meadowlands, while no longer an active sports venue, remain standing and can be rented by musicians rehearsing for concerts at other venues. The only one to be physically demolished was the Philadelphia Spectrum.
I was at the Hartford show!
I remember seeing this tour at the CNE Grandstand in Toronto that summer of 84. Just starting looking back all of yes catalogue I have.
yep, was at that show also! (even had back stage press passes from a friends sister) and we didnt even go back stage! WTF were we thinking!!!? smh :(
I also was at that show. I remember a heavy metal-like instrumental leading into City of Love that I‘ve never heard since.
I was at a out door concert in Grand Rapids Michigan
I saw them in London on this tour, my first yes gig. It was great, Alan Whites drum sound and explosive playing made an impression. It was loud and proud, 90125 was great but I still remember the opening bars of And You and I. I wish the quality could do it justice. Its not like Steve Howes yes are going to release this live, lol.
I am surprised how much I like the harmonica during the middle quiet part in And You and I.
Why anyone would question Yes, is beyond me.......lethargic? really??? Chuck you, Farley! This os one of the greatest prog rock bands that ever existed!
Saw this tour in buffalo new york. Thought I was in the wrong building at first, Cartoons came on for about 20 minutes LO.L great show
I was in Edmonton! Still have the t-shirt (like new) and some of the stage notes I dumpster-dived for at the the Coliseum the new day. LOL :)
Saw this at Madison Square Garden . One of my favorites !
Interesting, you can hear the vocoder on Jon's voice in Hold On (the keyboard playing part of that being done under the stage by Casey Young, who was Tony's keyboard tech).
Did anyone here see this tour at the UC Berkeley Greek Theater? I was there Man. Second Row. One of the most magical experiences of my life at the age of 17.
I was there. I don't remember which night. Honestly, I didn't like the new stuff as much as the 70s epics.
Just watched the first 5 minutes thinking they were kind of lethargic this night. Then realized it was audio only:)
Yeah, seem a little stiff
😂🤣😅
😅😂🤣😂
See an optometrist. Was it late at night you were viewing? Lights turned out and dimmed?
I laughed so hard at your comment. Yes is great. Seen ‘‘em a few times. Twice in 84-85. Reunion tour with all band members. Two on keys two on gtr.
With a revolving stage in the round at Oakland California arena. Genesis and Rush only bands that come close. Yes, this is audio only.
What a laugh your comment is. Funny as hell. Thx for sharing. I can’t stop laughing.
I didn't like this version of YES. I loved every album up to the 90125 and the Rabin yrs.
3 Yes members RIP Peter Banks Chris Squire Alan White...
Love Chris Squier Solo Bass...The Fish
Perfect playing with Alan White super dynamic high speed drum....
Was at this show in Edmonton.....YES
Me too both nights.
How is it that a tour with more than 100 dates, a significant portion of which were recorded from the soundboard, has so few good concert recordings? Drives me nuts... great rendition of Hearts, even though the quality is like listening on a transistor FM radio...
J Grove; You're Absolutely right! It's very frustrating trying to find any good recordings of this tour.
Or video of 78 -79 tour..or TFTO tour??
la primer super banda que vi e n vivo
i can't believe i missed this tour...DAM!
The Fabulous Forum Inglewood, Ca for me
me too ✨
Los vi en julio de 1984
The opening is killer. POWER coming right at you.
The Forum Los Angeles, California.. March 26th 1984
Fantastic
YES...!!! AWESOME...!!!
I Saw a Cincinnati Ohio show then three or so weeks later an Oxford Ohio show on this tour.
So sad, born too late to hear this live !
That photo--- Thats Eddie Jobson on keyboards!!!
No, Eddie Jobson was a Yes member for only two weeks (at the time they shot the video clip for "Owner of a Lonely Heart"). When the tour started, Tony Kaye was already back in the fold.
@@TheAmarok87 Absolutely agree with you but, that doesnt look like tony Kaye in the photo even though it was his keyboard set up. His hair looks more like Eddie Jobson of the time. Dunno?? maybe you are right?
Check you're east troy date. .they probably was milwaukee wi. Alpine valley in east Troy is an out door venue ..and as wisconsin aint in a warm weather climate I doubt that a show was played there at that time of the year...considering its Oct 18th today and we have had mid to low 30s for nite time lows with rain patchy frost and some freezing rain....and east troy only has alpine valley ...
the person that did the times used the British style dating method DD/MM/YYYY so that would be August 11th!
I saw this tour both years … L.A. Forum ✨
Trevo gave yes a hard sound for sure..I first saw yes on this tour in milwaukee wi on this tour..and last saw them in milwaukee wi summerfest..with Steve Howe
..it conflicted me Trevor played the classic yes just awesome but after gettin to Steve Howe preform the old yes material...I like both is conflict comes in..lol
Bonner springs kansas, Sand stone Amphitheater I was there
Lakeland civic center April 19 1984😊😊
Why oh WHY did they only play Sweet Dreams once on this tour? Sounds amazing here.
Same with Perpetual Change and Long Distance Runaround during the early dates of the tour.
Our Song is really blueprint for modern day progrock band
It's a shame that Our song did not get much airplay
The intro of 'Our Song' sounds a bit off, but the Hammond solo in Hearts really shreds..
Missing Rick
How much of 'Leave it' is on a backing track?
Mr. Wizard sounds like a hell of a lot. i don’t remember where it was, but i know that they did a full a capella version and it was awful
@@joshdrilingas718 Interesting. Did you hear the a capella performance at a live show, and/ or is there footage of it somewhere?
Mr. Wizard it was a recording. i think it was from the rio 85’ show but i’m not sure
@@joshdrilingas718 hmm maybe it's online or perhaps there is a torrent.
i found it! ruclips.net/video/l19XdsZL4Lk/видео.html
Call me naive, but Leave it was really a recording? If so that blows.
leave it is a demonstration inside 90125 of how they could work at different level, an a cappella power surf rock n roll, like on drama we have into the lines i am a camera, yeah a camera pop metal rock
I imagine they are playing to a multitrack tape with Alan White playing to click. Live drums, bass lead guitar and lead vocals. You can clearly hear massive stacked multitracked voices at different parts. I think the vocal arrangrment in Leave it was just too difficult to reproduce with three voices live. Also some backing guitar appearing on that song. I imagine it comes down to "do we play the song or not?" As the bvs kind of make the whole song.
New Jersey, New Jersey, so good they named it twice? LOL @ JA
In other words were not Buenos Aries this time of the year
I don't think this is the complete tour here being only two and a half hours. 😆
10-4. Go make your own video.
@@jedzxor I was just joking about the title of your video. Not criticizing it. Thanks for posting it though.
All pretty good apart from listening to Tony Kaye fuck up the chords on "Awaken"
You aren't listening properly.
Eurrrghh.. the keyboards of Kaye is awful. Sorry, but really is.
Uh, I hate to break it to you but Tony is the best!!!
Tony doesn't have to wear a cape to be great!
Tough playing songs you didn’t help write