Label: Atlantic, Atlantic Recording Corporation, Warner Communications, Ahoy Rotterdam, Empire Pool, Wembley, Festhalle Frankfurt, Cobo Hall, Detroit, Mobile One, BBC, Manor Mobile, Sun P
Catalog number: SD 2-510
Country: US
Yesshows offers a live glimpse into Yes’s adventurous side, blending intricate arrangements with the band’s signature blend of progressive rock craftsmanship. Tracks like "The Gates Of Delirium" and "Wonderous Stories" reveal their talent for weaving complex melodies with thoughtful lyrics, while "Parallels" and "Going For The One" showcase moments of both urgency and reflection. This album sits comfortably alongside works from Camel and Emerson Lake & Palmer, appealing to listeners who appreciate focused, immersive performances with an acoustic ensemble sensibility. This 1980 pressing brings that energy to vinyl with a clean, glossy surface and only minor, barely noticeable paper scuffs that won't interfere with playback. Its VG++ condition suggests a well-cared-for record that’s ready to spin without fuss. For those who follow the shifting lineups of Yes, this edition reflects an era touched by members like Alan White and Patrick Moraz, making it a snapshot of the band’s evolving sound. As live albums go, it’s a bit like finding a well-rehearsed jam session that’s been neatly pressed and tucked away—no surprises, just a solid performance to appreciate.
Track listing & samples
Yes - Yesshows
Side A
Parallels
Time And A Word
Going For The One
Side B
The Gates Of Delirium
Side C
Don't Kill The Whale
Ritual
Side D
Wonderous Stories
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Alan White's 'Ramshackled' features a blend of art rock and jazz fusion, with a similar acoustic small group texture that makes it a compelling listen for fans of Yes. The shared Atlantic label and focus on intricate musicianship align well with the vibe of 'Yesshows'.
While Tony Bennett's 'Bennett and Basie Strike Up The Band' leans more towards jazz, its acoustic small group feel and emphasis on focused listening can appeal to those who appreciate the intricate arrangements found in Yes's live performances.
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