02/27/1988 Oakland, California

Forgotten Yesterdays

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Band

Yes

Date

Saturday, February 27, 1988 (32 years, 1 month and 14 days ago)

Location

Oakland, California, United States Of America

Venue

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (15,500 capacity)

Lineup

Jon Anderson     (Vocals)
Tony Kaye     (Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin     (Guitars)
Chris Squire     (Bass)
Alan White     (Drums)

Setlist

Rhythm Of Love     (Big Generator)
Hold On     (90125)
Heart Of The Sunrise     (Fragile)
Changes     (90125)
Big Generator     (Big Generator)
Shoot High Aim Low     (Big Generator)
Holy Lamb     (Big Generator)
Kaye Solo
Solly's Beard
Make It Easy     (Yesyears)
Owner Of A Lonely Heart     (90125)
Yours Is No Disgrace     (The Yes Album)
Nous Sommes Du Solei     (Tales From Topographic Oceans)
Amazing Grace
And You And I     (Close To The Edge)
Wurm     (The Yes Album)
Love Will Find A Way     (Big Generator)
I've Seen All Good People     (The Yes Album)
Roundabout     (Fragile)

Videos

1988 2 27 Oakland Holy Lamb
1988 2 27 Oakland Tony Kaye Solo

Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Amazing Bass
Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Big Generator

Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Love Will Find A Way
Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Nous Sommes Du Soleil (on bass)

Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Show Opening Drum Solo
Yes Live: 2/27/88 - Oakland - Wurm
Memorablilia
Total: 2

Ticket Stub
Dan Lovett

Ticket Stub
David

Reviews

Dane Carlson:

History has really put a damper on this album. The whole Rabin thing got old really fast. By the time of this show I was barely interested. I remember this show as being exceptionally loud, I mean really f****** loud. My tape of the show was maxed the whole time, so it sounded okay. But in all not a memorable or classic concert by any means.

Chris:

I remember sitting up in the nosebleeds in the Coliseum. I also remembering a nasty downpour of rain waiting for us as we drove back home! Can't really remember much about the show (I was 17 at the time), but it was my first Yes concert.

Kennedy Brandt:

I remember the Oakland show being fantastic. I hated the Big Generator album at the time, but remember the band putting on a very energetic and tight performance that night -- despite Jon's staggeringly off-key vocals in "Heart of the Sunrise," which were mercilessly immortalized in the Westwood One radio broadcast of that tour and later on Disk Four of the "YesYears" set.

Michael McNamara:

The band seemed a bit more tense, perhaps since the music critics in San Francisco have never been very kind to the band.

Fan Recordings

	Audience 20 min (Audio)
	Audience 135 min (Audio)
	Soundboard 135 min (Audio)