Forgotten Yesterdays
Concert |
 | Yes |
Date
| Thursday, February 28, 1974 (45 years, 2 months and 27 days ago) |
Location
| Detroit, Michigan, United States Of America |
Venue
| Cobo Arena (15,000 capacity) |
Lineup
| Jon Anderson (Vocals) |
| Steve Howe (Guitars) |
| Chris Squire (Bass) |
| Rick Wakeman (Keyboards) |
| Alan White (Drums) |
Setlist
With:
| Martyn, John |
Videos |
Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - And You And I | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Close to the Edge | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Firebird Suite | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Ocean Jam | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Ritual | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Roundabout | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - Siberian Khatru | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - The Ancient | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - The Remembering | Yes Live: 2/28/74 - Detroit - The Revealing Science of God |
Memorablilia | Total: 1 |
 Ticket Stub Neal Williams |
Reviews |
This concert was the very first large scale concert I ever attended. I was 15 and I have some great memories of it, though they are fading with time. The band was excellent and this show cemented my love for their music, I have since enjoyed Yes live several times. I remember being blown away by the lighting and the staging, Alan's drum "kit" and Ricks 11 or 12 keyboards. I also remember the air being thick with certain aromas. Our seats were in the front row of the "tier C" balcony pretty much straight from the stage and it afforded a great view of not only the stage but the audience. Cobo was a great venue with outstanding acoustics for it's size becaue it it had a full wall behind the stage and an acoustic tile ceiling so there was a lot less bouncing of sound. I saw many a great show at Cobo, including a couple of other Yes shows, and the shows that resulted in Bob Seger's Live Bullet album, but this one will always be special, like a first love. Cobo is still there but unfortunately the Palace in Auburn Hills gets all the action, even though it is a horrible sounding barn, it holds almost twice as many people.
Bob D.:
We attended the feb. 28th show at cobo hall and as we walked into the hall we bought a few items. A t-shirt, Yes button, program and two posters [ Tales album cover and a Yes logo ] but sadly the program and button are all that remain. the show itself was really an indurance test as they played all of " close to the edge " and all 4 sides of " tales " . the staging was beautiful with the roger dean motif and the band was very tight. the encore was roundabout but i'm almost sure they did starship trooper as well [ i'm not so sure but i'd almost swear they did ].alan white's drum solo was the point where the audience went crazy. it looked like a giant beetle was taking away[ i'm a sucker for props ] and it really was visually a huge moment. all in all it was a great show and i knew then that no one could touch them as being the most serious musicians in rock. i am a musician myself and trust me it is wonderful to see talent above your own level so that you can strive for that and they are always getting better so the bar is always being raised[ damn it !!!! ]
Notes From The Edge:
ALAN WHITE INTERVIEW by Mike Tiano
Copyright © 1993 Notes From The Edge #65/Jeff Hunnicutt and Mike Tiano.
All rights reserved.
(Used with permission)
MOT: Weren't you saying that to your knowledge there wasn't a decent recording of the TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS tour?
AW: I don't think TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS was ever really recorded as well as it could have been on tape, including video, film, or anything. In fact there's one guy who filmed it. He was a Canadian guy and I really don't know where the tape from that went to, and nobody does. The guy kind of went out of existence or something like that. So there is a copy of TOPOGRAPHIC somewhere. It was a Canadian guy who shot it and that still remains a mystery to everybody in the band, so there's something out there.
Copyright © 1993 Notes From The Edge #65/Jeff Hunnicutt and Mike Tiano.
All rights reserved.
(Used with permission)
MOT: Weren't you saying that to your knowledge there wasn't a decent recording of the TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS tour?
AW: I don't think TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS was ever really recorded as well as it could have been on tape, including video, film, or anything. In fact there's one guy who filmed it. He was a Canadian guy and I really don't know where the tape from that went to, and nobody does. The guy kind of went out of existence or something like that. So there is a copy of TOPOGRAPHIC somewhere. It was a Canadian guy who shot it and that still remains a mystery to everybody in the band, so there's something out there.
Announcements |
before 'And You And I'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much, thank you. I'd like to thank you all for coming along tonight. It's nice to be back in Detroit. I said that last night but it really is. It's a crazy place you got. Really. At least it's alive and kicking. This is a song called 'And You And I'.
Thank you very much, thank you. I'd like to thank you all for coming along tonight. It's nice to be back in Detroit. I said that last night but it really is. It's a crazy place you got. Really. At least it's alive and kicking. This is a song called 'And You And I'.
before 'Close To The Edge'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
Thank you. We'd like to carry on with..uh the title track from the same album. It's called 'Close To The Edge'.
Thank you. We'd like to carry on with..uh the title track from the same album. It's called 'Close To The Edge'.
before 'Revealing Science Of God, The'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
We hope you've come to listen to our new album. We'd like to play for you. The album is called 'Tales From Topographic Oceans. It's in four parts. It's based..uh loosely on, on the scriptures of the Sanskrit language. Which was the originator of all languages and was born in China thousand and thousands of years ago. Side one is titled 'The Revealing Science Of God - A Jungle Of Trips'.
We hope you've come to listen to our new album. We'd like to play for you. The album is called 'Tales From Topographic Oceans. It's in four parts. It's based..uh loosely on, on the scriptures of the Sanskrit language. Which was the originator of all languages and was born in China thousand and thousands of years ago. Side one is titled 'The Revealing Science Of God - A Jungle Of Trips'.
before 'Remembering, The'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
Side two is titled 'The Remembering'.
Side two is titled 'The Remembering'.
before 'Ancient, The'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
We'll play a few things later but we'd like to carry on and play side three which is titled 'The Ancient - Giants Under The Sun'.
We'll play a few things later but we'd like to carry on and play side three which is titled 'The Ancient - Giants Under The Sun'.
before 'Roundabout'
transcribed by: Pete Whipple
Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much. [???] dance if you want to dance. Could have danced all night. Did you dance all night? Yeah. Let's see you dance now.
Thank you very much. [???] dance if you want to dance. Could have danced all night. Did you dance all night? Yeah. Let's see you dance now.
Fan Recordings |
| Audience 135 min (Audio) |
| Pro-Shot 135 min (Video) |
Bootlegs | Total: 4 |
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