The day Tales came out, I ran to the store, came home and told my mother, "Unless there's a nuclear attack and we all have to say goodbye to each other, please don't bother me for the next two hours." I went in my room and set up Side One. I didn't own head phones, so I laid down on my bed with the speakers from my stereo on either side of my head. Shades down, lights out. No drugs, no pot. It was among the greatest 80 minutes of my entire life.
Same here, very young, i just lay down, and vas just into space,, though my dad came into my rom, bursting out, as dad do, i told him to!!!!!!,, it al ended up whit me and my dad listening to this, the next day, he came whit a realy god HI FI system
I did listen to it, many times, with my headphones on while I lay under the dining room table next to the stereo set up, I was just amazed this type of music exists. It was beyond the blues, beyond rock n' roll, beyond pop and disco, etc. It created a universe of its own. And all of this after they came out with Close to the Edge and kept it going with Relayer, and the GFTO!!!
Quando o YEs finalmente lançará esse show todo registro oficialmente e com essa qualidade de som ? Steve Howe se engana ao pensar que os fãs preferem essasa versões pós anos 90...Os fãs , em sua maioria , querem ouvir esse show de 74 , mas com a qualidade dessa gravação aí !
My parents came home one night from a night of dancing as i listened to tales. As the ritual played out they danced and nailed it, in total swing fasion. Thank you Yes and thanks Mom and Dad.
Absolutely amazing. What a sound! Far and a way the best-sounding live version of Ritual from the decade when it was fresh. And more visuals than I could've ever hoped to see again, from my very first Yes tour when I was a wee 17-year-old! Fantastic work!
Alan White was he just couldn't play Bruford's songs to save his life .... and he knows it. Millions of other drummers could now copy what Bruford did.... Back in 1972 they had a few choices none they got Bruford was a true innovator Yes even knew that Squire and Banks went to their graves knowing this.. Alan really was not a good replacement for the Yes that Bruford was in.... But ok 5 incredible albums to be intimidated by ... He made up for performance like this Holy Christ did he .... It was just a different Yes.. They had no choice.
Some true words. They needed a touring drummer. I wished they might of choosen someone like Michael Giles to keep the jazzy edge. Alas he was not a touring drummer. For many Yes was not the same after BB left, for many it made little difference.
@@2visiondigital Yes was not the same, after BB left, but in the end it was a change for the better. My opinion is not based on who was the better drummer. It is based on who was the better drummer for Yes. When they took their studio music on tour, we were all blown away by their sheer power, and Alan White was the perfect compliment for this. Despite his amazing talent, Bruford's style did not fit as well in the live performances. One other factor that people over look is that BB was quite unsettled and quit and rejoined the band more than once. Chances are he would have left again at some point in time, which would have created a certain level of chaos and instability for the band. So, I will reiterate, my opinion is not based on who was the better drummer, but who was the better drummer for Yes.
I was fortunate enough to see YES during their Tales Tour in February 1974, then again in November 1974, both at MSG. I've been hooked ever since! I got this album as a gift from my girlfriend at the time when I graduated JHS. Thanks for sharing.
The photo of the five of them at the end captures a very special moment at a very special time. Despite the hard knocks battles they had in making an album these fellows were young and in their prime. And they were not just a band. They were talented musicians. I wonder if at the time they realized how magnificent their work was and how it would transcend the years. Did they know they had made something for the ages? Did they know how good they were? Did they know we would love them so many decades later?
This is the best live version of this song I've ever heard. Rick and Steve were subtlety blending key and guitar tones together with a kind of symphonic sophistication I don't think had really been done in an electric live band at the time. What Steve and Rick were doing together was just magic, Fragile through Tales. *Thanks for this amazing production*
Indeed they were.....my first concert just turned 16.....can’t believe my older brother took me along with his friends. I was awestruck being at the garden enjoying this show!
Me too! Besotted fan since '71, I was you at that moment of TOTO release day too !. . . However, never put it away, I got into it and loved it from day one. However, Relayer was my put in the cupboard album. Listened intently for days, no! Weeks on end to no avail. But always knowing there is something great here. Now ? . . . Favourite album after TOTO !
My 1st of x 10 YES Shows was on 2/16/74 (Evening Show @ the Spectrum Phila PA). No Opening Band and It was one of only 18 Shows in the US to hear TALES played Straight Through including 'The Remembering" which has only been played live in the US at total of x 20 ever (x 18 in '74 & x 2 in '76). PS: I got two more YES Bonuses in '74, On 11/20/74 @ MSG, NYC I witnessed there RELAYER Show and on 10/14/74, also @ MSG, I witness Rick do his JOURNEY/SIX WIVES Show. '1974 was "The Year of YES" and they became music SUPERSTARS. Well earned I might add!!
My first (of many!) Yes concert February 13, 1974 in Baltimore MD. I was already a die hard fan for a couple of years. I got an import copy of Tales for the previous Christmas and played it nonstop until the concert. They played the entire album and I may have been one of maybe a couple dozen people there that knew the music. People were getting restless and kept shouting “Roundabout!” . I was in heaven the whole evening. Thanks for posting this awesome trip down memory lane.
You'd think they'd have known what they were getting into! OTOH, maybe the band didn't warn them. There seemed to be a lot of that going on in '73 and '74--it seems to be at the root of the "equal and opposite reaction" that eventually brought us punk. But I know what you mean--I wish so much I could've been there.
This Sure Bring Me Back to my 1st and BEST of 10 YES Shows. I witnessed the TALES Show on 2/16/74 @ the Spectrum Phila (Evening Show). On the 2/16 Show, YES Played all of CTTE and all of TALES Straight Through w/ "Roundabout" to Close the Show. This is one of the BEST Sounding '74 Version of this Wonderful Song. I also Noticed That the Set List of this Show Lacks "The Remembering" Which is To Bad. My Show was one of 20 Shows where it was Performed in the US Ever. A Total of 32 Times in YES'S Concert History. PS: They Did get the BEST substitute Song Though "Starship Trooper" PSS: "Alan White" Performance during my Show was "Jaw Dropping" and He Sounds GREAT at this Show as Well!!
Alan White is most definetly not getting enough respect. It was hard getting over the loss of Buford, emotionally, but White has done a phenomenal job over decades (sadly no more due to health issues).
Seeing this footage and hearing that song..wow. I saw Yes in Pittsburgh, PA in December 1974. When they went into "Ritual" and that last part of the song, I will never forget the people sitting next to me. I was juat taking it all in, in awe of Yes' music and Roger Dean's stage set. When that "creature" above Alan White's drum kit opened it's wings, the people sitting next to me (who were quite stoned) thought it was going to take off and attack. I had to calm them down (I was sober). I will never forget that.
this was one of the greatest gig i've ever seen ! ... such great stage desing by roger dean (i still love his artwork and his ideas) ... nearly two and a half hours with old and at that time new songs ( 4 epic ... close to, revealing signs, ancient and this ritual) great! ...it's a pity that this vid is the only one from 1974 ....
My Show on 2/16/74 (Evening Show) @ the Spectrum Phila Pa and is Ranked # 2 of my All-Time Shows (The WHO/Montrose @ MSG, NYC on 6/14/74 got # 1). My TALES Show was my 1st of x 10 YES Shows and still by far the GREATEST. I'll never forget it!! PS: It was an Evening w/ YES (No Opening Band)!!!!!! Will Always Remember "The Remembering" Live. Classic YES all the way!!
I was unable to attend the February YES TFTO tour in February 1974. However, I attended my first YES show on Dec14, 1974, and seen and heard Ritual. My favorite side has alwsys been side 2 -" The Remembering. I think Rick Wakeman's playing was very good. It is the furthest Rick has " gone out there." What I mean is the 3 free form keyboard interludes in the Remembering...
hey! ... thanx for such great work!!! ... it takes me back in time ... i've seen all these good people in Frankfurt Messehalle 1 as a16 year old fan of them ... yes was my favorite ... beside all the other great bands in former times ... like the G.D., jefferson, csny etc. ... and i still love them all today ... cheers to all of you out there !
1975, I owned a crappy little Volvo 142S. It had an 8 Track tape player in it. I had a tape of Tales. I played it constantly. One day the player shit the bed and refused to eject the tape nor to play anything but "The Ancient: Giant Under the Sun". So that's what I listened to for weeks, until I could replace the player.
Tales is really a showcase for Steve Howe, more so than Rick Wakeman, probably why he felt somewhat disenchanted with the music.- Thanks for a great upload!
Hed Gilboa! How do you do it! I am a huge YES fan, and have attended over 100 YES concerts, but I started that journey in 1975 with Relayer. I missed the Tales Tour, and I have never run across a decent recording from that era until now! This is magnificent audio compared to other postings, but the addition of the photos and video takes, makes this a one of a kind treasure! Thank you.
Well put together sir! Very nice. Incredible piece of work this 4th track from Tales. While I like very much, Tales from Topographic Oceans, I didn’t like the sound or placement of the vocals on the LP. Live tracks sound much better to my ear. Blown away by Alan White’s playing on this. Sublime! It’s not a solo, but a well- crafted, orchestrated piece of percussion music. The pre-recorded track that plays during Alan’s bit is really affective / haunting. I had the privilege to see them perform Tales when they first toured it at their SF show at Winterland. Stage setting was amazing! Like something out of middle earth, under the ocean, heaven, all combined! Hard to come up with the right words to describe this work!! Cheerz
Please read the description thoroughly - I only created this one track from the available sources. If Steve Howe makes the rest of his monitor mix recording of this show, I might be able to fuse it with the 2 audience tapes. Here's hoping
Hed - many, many thanks. This is a fantastic piece of work - it gives a real depth and breadth missing from the mono original. It's such a shame there isn't any more official material available from that tour - the playing and music was superb - and I really wish Yes would get someone to curate their music in the same way that David Singleton does for King Crimson, where some pretty poor quality recordings are enhanced somehow and made listenable. We need a Tales 74 tour version of progeny for sure!
Absolutely! Do you have/know of any better live versions of Tales 1-3? I have trawled through Yessongs.nl and of all the live versions I have heard, Detroit seems about the best of the complete Tales recordings i.e there aren't lots of cuts in them like Frankfurt. As well as the Tales material,the playing on the CTTE tracks -and Starship- was also superb on this tour, especially RWs which is contradictory to all of his continued negative comments.
I prefer Rick's mysterious deep space voicings and all the subtle stuff he does with tones here. Really nothing like it had ever been done at the time. Also Rick's Moogs are in tune. Patrick was with them when I saw them play this on the Relayer tour, Patrick was stunning on the Relayer pieces but the rest was just meh imhop. He's a great keyboardist tho.
No other band comes close to YES. There are great prog bands...Genesis-Crimson-Tull-etc...They just don't give me what Yes does. Musical excellence at the top of the heap. As good as any classical composition.
The day Tales came out, I ran to the store, came home and told my mother, "Unless there's a nuclear attack and we all have to say goodbye to each other, please don't bother me for the next two hours." I went in my room and set up Side One. I didn't own head phones, so I laid down on my bed with the speakers from my stereo on either side of my head. Shades down, lights out. No drugs, no pot. It was among the greatest 80 minutes of my entire life.
Same here, very young, i just lay down, and vas just into space,, though my dad came into my rom, bursting out, as dad do, i told him to!!!!!!,, it al ended up whit me and my dad listening to this, the next day, he came whit a realy god HI FI system
Wonderful experience you shared.
So right !!!!!!!
Thats awesome.
I did listen to it, many times, with my headphones on while I lay under the dining room table next to the stereo set up, I was just amazed this type of music exists. It was beyond the blues, beyond rock n' roll, beyond pop and disco, etc. It created a universe of its own. And all of this after they came out with Close to the Edge and kept it going with Relayer, and the GFTO!!!
I so miss these 5 spirits. Close your eyes and let their music move your spirit. Bach, Beethoven and then God gave me Yes.
Quando o YEs finalmente lançará esse show todo registro oficialmente e com essa qualidade de som ? Steve Howe se engana ao pensar que os fãs preferem essasa versões pós anos 90...Os fãs , em sua maioria , querem ouvir esse show de 74 , mas com a qualidade dessa gravação aí !
My parents came home one night from a night of dancing as i listened to tales. As the ritual played out they danced and nailed it, in total swing fasion. Thank you Yes and thanks Mom and Dad.
I must say that I feel so lucky to be among the multitude of people who also enjoy this amazing music, Elated to be a part of Yes"s fan base.
Oh true!
A fantastic blast from the past, thank you
Absolutely amazing. What a sound! Far and a way the best-sounding live version of Ritual from the decade when it was fresh. And more visuals than I could've ever hoped to see again, from my very first Yes tour when I was a wee 17-year-old! Fantastic work!
Thank you!
Sounds good, thanks for posting! I don't care what anyone says... Alan White was an absolute monster!
Alan White was he just couldn't play Bruford's songs to save his life .... and he knows it. Millions of other drummers could now copy what Bruford did.... Back in 1972 they had a few choices none they got Bruford was a true innovator Yes even knew that Squire and Banks went to their graves knowing this.. Alan really was not a good replacement for the Yes that Bruford was in.... But ok 5 incredible albums to be intimidated by ... He made up for performance like this Holy Christ did he .... It was just a different Yes.. They had no choice.
Some true words. They needed a touring drummer. I wished they might of choosen someone like Michael Giles to keep the jazzy edge. Alas he was not a touring drummer. For many Yes was not the same after BB left, for many it made little difference.
“Millions”......😹😹😹😹
@@ralphbuttawitz6945 John Lennon though Alan was good.
Have you ever heard of John Lennon?
@@2visiondigital Yes was not the same, after BB left, but in the end it was a change for the better. My opinion is not based on who was the better drummer. It is based on who was the better drummer for Yes. When they took their studio music on tour, we were all blown away by their sheer power, and Alan White was the perfect compliment for this. Despite his amazing talent, Bruford's style did not fit as well in the live performances. One other factor that people over look is that BB was quite unsettled and quit and rejoined the band more than once. Chances are he would have left again at some point in time, which would have created a certain level of chaos and instability for the band. So, I will reiterate, my opinion is not based on who was the better drummer, but who was the better drummer for Yes.
I was fortunate enough to see YES during their Tales Tour in February 1974, then again in November 1974, both at MSG. I've been hooked ever since! I got this album as a gift from my girlfriend at the time when I graduated JHS. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
I was right there with you at MSG . And only like a week earlier , I bought the album .
The photo of the five of them at the end captures a very special moment at a very special time. Despite the hard knocks battles they had in making an album these fellows were young and in their prime. And they were not just a band. They were talented musicians. I wonder if at the time they realized how magnificent their work was and how it would transcend the years. Did they know they had made something for the ages? Did they know how good they were? Did they know we would love them so many decades later?
Very well said (written). All are very good observations. Thank you.
The most sophisticated and beautiful Rock progressive music ever...the one and only YES!
Especially Tales from Topographic album...
Sublime. Thank you, Hed.
Thank you, Brenda 🙂
Sem dúvida nenhuma, ESTE um grande momento da banda - q traz aqui um solo de guitarra de rara beleza... 😮
This is the best live version of this song I've ever heard. Rick and Steve were subtlety blending key and guitar tones together with a kind of symphonic sophistication I don't think had really been done in an electric live band at the time. What Steve and Rick were doing together was just magic, Fragile through Tales. *Thanks for this amazing production*
Thank you!
Wow. That was a invaluable service to the entire music world.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING EFFORTS AT PRESERVING YES HISTORY!
Always and forever. YES . best live performance group on the planet.
thank you, merci beauqcoup, Hed...this band needs to be preserved in time for future generations
They were really something else back in '74. Madison Sq. Garden, The sound, the colors, stage and all. Wow!
I was there too at The Garden. These were great times!
Indeed they were.....my first concert just turned 16.....can’t believe my older brother took me along with his friends. I was awestruck being at the garden enjoying this show!
Was there as well. That concert changed my life
Seen them in Feb.'74. Bought the double album, cut school for a whole week , got stoned and listened over and over.
me too !!! hahaha!
Me too! Besotted fan since '71, I was you at that moment of TOTO release day too !. . . However, never put it away, I got into it and loved it from day one. However, Relayer was my put in the cupboard album. Listened intently for days, no! Weeks on end to no avail. But always knowing there is something great here. Now ? . . . Favourite album after TOTO !
My 1st of x 10 YES Shows was on 2/16/74 (Evening Show @ the Spectrum Phila PA). No Opening Band and It was one of only 18 Shows in the US to hear TALES played Straight Through including 'The Remembering" which has only been played live in the US at total of x 20 ever (x 18 in '74 & x 2 in '76). PS: I got two more YES Bonuses in '74, On 11/20/74 @ MSG, NYC I witnessed there RELAYER Show and on 10/14/74, also @ MSG, I witness Rick do his JOURNEY/SIX WIVES Show. '1974 was "The Year of YES" and they became music SUPERSTARS. Well earned I might add!!
My first (of many!) Yes concert February 13, 1974 in Baltimore MD. I was already a die hard fan for a couple of years. I got an import copy of Tales for the previous Christmas and played it nonstop until the concert. They played the entire album and I may have been one of maybe a couple dozen people there that knew the music. People were getting restless and kept shouting “Roundabout!” . I was in heaven the whole evening. Thanks for posting this awesome trip down memory lane.
You'd think they'd have known what they were getting into!
OTOH, maybe the band didn't warn them. There seemed to be a lot of that going on in '73 and '74--it seems to be at the root of the "equal and opposite reaction" that eventually brought us punk.
But I know what you mean--I wish so much I could've been there.
Genius quality. Thank you🙏
This Herculean effort and delivery deserves more than a thank you. Thank you, nevertheless.
I cannot believe how beautiful this is. The ending just reduced me to tears
You should get an award for this amazing video! Well done... Well done.
Thank you very much!!
Great footages and photos! And the recording áudio is fantastic..the Band are sinc...and pure creativite..awesome.
Amazing !!!!! Hope everything is going well in your life and wish you Peace ~ Thanks again for all your efforts!
You're welcome!!!
thanks
Bravo! This is Fantastic. Thank you for all the Hard Work. This is Exceptional.
Hed?! How have I not seen this till just now?! This is marvelous! Thank you a million times over! Much love from NY!
How could you have missed this one? I posted it everywhere...
Hed Gilboa Videos Thanks a zillion! You did a helluva work to get to this! One of the best renditions of Ritual, if not the best.
Thank you!
A labor of love, and a thing of beauty - thank you for creating this!
As much as Rick disliked parts of Tales I admire him touring with it before he left, for the first time. 😊
Man what a labor of love.
This is so awesome
This Sure Bring Me Back to my 1st and BEST of 10 YES Shows. I witnessed the TALES Show on 2/16/74 @ the Spectrum Phila (Evening Show). On the 2/16 Show, YES Played all of CTTE and all of TALES Straight Through w/ "Roundabout" to Close the Show. This is one of the BEST Sounding '74 Version of this Wonderful Song. I also Noticed That the Set List of this Show Lacks "The Remembering" Which is To Bad. My Show was one of 20 Shows where it was Performed in the US Ever. A Total of 32 Times in YES'S Concert History. PS: They Did get the BEST substitute Song Though "Starship Trooper" PSS: "Alan White" Performance during my Show was "Jaw Dropping" and He Sounds GREAT at this Show as Well!!
Alan White is most definetly not getting enough respect. It was hard getting over the loss of Buford, emotionally, but White has done a phenomenal job over decades (sadly no more due to health issues).
A labor of love capturing this Yes masterpiece . You did a wonderful job !!! Thank you !!!!!
This guy is THE torch bearer for classic Yes.
Awwww... Shucks...😊
Seeing this footage and hearing that song..wow. I saw Yes in Pittsburgh, PA in December 1974. When they went into "Ritual" and that last part of the song, I will never forget the people sitting next to me. I was juat taking it all in, in awe of Yes' music and Roger Dean's stage set. When that "creature" above Alan White's drum kit opened it's wings, the people sitting next to me (who were quite stoned) thought it was going to take off and attack. I had to calm them down (I was sober). I will never forget that.
always a delight to hear that bass
Awesome! Excellent work. Thank you so much. Will watch this many times.
A big kudos to the person who put this together. Well done.
Love these your mixing works ... they render to us 40+ years later ... some "lost" glorius and not repeatable moments !
this was one of the greatest gig i've ever seen ! ... such great stage desing by roger dean (i still love his artwork and his ideas) ... nearly two and a half hours with old and at that time new songs ( 4 epic ... close to, revealing signs, ancient and this ritual) great! ...it's a pity that this vid is the only one from 1974 ....
My Show on 2/16/74 (Evening Show) @ the Spectrum Phila Pa and is Ranked # 2 of my All-Time Shows (The WHO/Montrose @ MSG, NYC on 6/14/74 got # 1). My TALES Show was my 1st of x 10 YES Shows and still by far the GREATEST. I'll never forget it!! PS: It was an Evening w/ YES (No Opening Band)!!!!!! Will Always Remember "The Remembering" Live. Classic YES all the way!!
In Quad
Hed, you're amazing. Thanks brother.
Thank you!!
Amazing! Great work as usual.
GRAZIE PER AVERMELO FATTO RIVEDERE. C'ERO ANCH'IO A QUEL CONCERTO 43 ANNI FA,AVEVO 24 ANNI. BELLISSIMO!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS ONE OF THARE BEST VERSIONS LIVE
This was my first of about 20 Yes shows, March 1974, Chicago! I was 17. And YES thank you!!
Hed - you are doing god's work. אשכרה מלאכת קודש
Thank you for the effort.
I was unable to attend the February YES TFTO tour in February 1974. However, I attended my first YES show on Dec14, 1974, and seen and heard Ritual.
My favorite side has alwsys been side 2 -" The Remembering. I think Rick Wakeman's playing was very good. It is the furthest Rick has " gone out there." What I mean is the 3 free form keyboard interludes
in the Remembering...
hey! ... thanx for such great work!!! ... it takes me back in time ... i've seen all these good people in Frankfurt Messehalle 1 as a16 year old fan of them ... yes was my favorite ... beside all the other great bands in former times ... like the G.D., jefferson, csny etc. ... and i still love them all today ... cheers to all of you out there !
Incredible thanks
as many days pass,I change favorite songs ,yet this has always been it.
I was there, and this really brought back the memories...
1975, I owned a crappy little Volvo 142S. It had an 8 Track tape player in it. I had a tape of Tales. I played it constantly. One day the player shit the bed and refused to eject the tape nor to play anything but "The Ancient: Giant Under the Sun". So that's what I listened to for weeks, until I could replace the player.
Phenomenal work to create this video. Bravo!
Thank you!
@@hedgilboavideos You're welcome. I love all of your work!
Amazing job! Thanks!
wow amazing live audio! however you did it I can't thank you enough.
Excellent! First I have heard of a soundboard recording of any Tales concert, too!
I wish it was a proper soundboard recording. Just makes you wonder what else Mr. Howe has hidden away in his archive
Wonderful!
Tales is really a showcase for Steve Howe, more so than Rick Wakeman, probably why he felt somewhat disenchanted with the music.- Thanks for a great upload!
Holy cow, this is great.
This is surprisingly good quality
I worked hard to make it so
Hed Gilboa! How do you do it! I am a huge YES fan, and have attended over 100 YES concerts, but I started that journey in 1975 with Relayer. I missed the Tales Tour, and I have never run across a decent recording from that era until now! This is magnificent audio compared to other postings, but the addition of the photos and video takes, makes this a one of a kind treasure! Thank you.
Thank you!
The first Yes song I totally fell in love with.
Thank you Thank you Thank you !
You're welcome 🙂
Great job! Thanks for posting!
Very cool, Hed!
Well put together sir! Very nice. Incredible piece of work this 4th track from Tales.
While I like very much, Tales from Topographic Oceans, I didn’t like the sound or placement of the vocals on the LP. Live tracks sound much better to my ear.
Blown away by Alan White’s playing on this. Sublime! It’s not a solo, but a well- crafted, orchestrated piece of percussion music. The pre-recorded track that plays during Alan’s bit is really affective / haunting.
I had the privilege to see them perform Tales when they first toured it at their SF show at Winterland. Stage setting was amazing! Like something out of middle earth, under the ocean, heaven, all combined!
Hard to come up with the right words to describe this work!! Cheerz
Thank you very much!
素晴らしい！感動した。ありがとう♪
Wow!!!! great work friend!!!
Thank you!
My favorite Yes album!!!
Los más grandes exelente álbum
Luv it
This matrix must have been a real bear, great job.
For some reason I never forgot that twinkling lights drum solo section, not one of the better parts but it really stuck with me for some reason.
well done. 😆😆😆
Thank you ! Great to hear that. But why is the bass so down in the mix ?
The best sound/audio this tour ! Have a other songs this show ?
Please read the description thoroughly - I only created this one track from the available sources. If Steve Howe makes the rest of his monitor mix recording of this show, I might be able to fuse it with the 2 audience tapes. Here's hoping
Where did you get all these YES videos? Awesome!
My sources are in the descriptions
Thank you for putting these together. They bring back so many great memories.
Hed Gilboa How about creating a 1975 tour video with 8mm images and good sound? Thank you! :)
If you have the footage, I'll do it. Meanwhile, enjoy the only clip I've found from the '7 tour: ua-cam.com/video/ZRTL_iLWMFA/v-deo.html
I heard there is a high quality recording of that show somewhere
Great work! How can we get a copy of this? Thanks,Phil
Hed Gilboa The audio please.
Hed - many, many thanks. This is a fantastic piece of work - it gives a real depth and breadth missing from the mono original. It's such a shame there isn't any more official material available from that tour - the playing and music was superb - and I really wish Yes would get someone to curate their music in the same way that David Singleton does for King Crimson, where some pretty poor quality recordings are enhanced somehow and made listenable. We need a Tales 74 tour version of progeny for sure!
Absolutely! Do you have/know of any better live versions of Tales 1-3? I have trawled through Yessongs.nl and of all the live versions I have heard, Detroit seems about the best of the complete Tales recordings i.e there aren't lots of cuts in them like Frankfurt. As well as the Tales material,the playing on the CTTE tracks -and Starship- was also superb on this tour, especially RWs which is contradictory to all of his continued negative comments.
copy URL... go to VID to MP3...convert it ..save it to your computer...load it on your phone..easy@@Mrgilgalad51
SO WHERE ARE THE KEYBOARDS IN THE MIX, CAN HARDLY HEAR THEM.
Hi mate ! Any chance for a flac version of this ? (used to have it, but dumped it by mistake !)
I can wetransfer you the original WAV file - just need your e-mail
WTF commercials in the middle of a master piece?? Useless exploitation!!
Get adblock for youtube
Those songs are hard to follow
I prefer Moraz on this song live---but this is very good
I prefer Rick's mysterious deep space voicings and all the subtle stuff he does with tones here. Really nothing like it had ever been done at the time. Also Rick's Moogs are in tune. Patrick was with them when I saw them play this on the Relayer tour, Patrick was stunning on the Relayer pieces but the rest was just meh imhop. He's a great keyboardist tho.
NO JON , NO YES
No other band comes close to YES. There are great prog bands...Genesis-Crimson-Tull-etc...They just don't give me what Yes does. Musical excellence at the top of the heap. As good as any classical composition.