Forgotten Yesterdays
Concert |
 | Yes |
Date
| Thursday, September 6, 2001 (19 years and 17 days ago) |
Location
| Holmdel, New Jersey, United States Of America |
Venue
| PNC Bank Arts Center At Garden State (10,802 capacity) |
Lineup
| Jon Anderson (Vocals) |
| Steve Howe (Guitars) |
| Chris Squire (Bass) |
| Alan White (Drums) |
| Tom Brislin (Keyboards) |
Setlist
Videos |
Yes Live: 9/6/01 - Holmdel - Jon Anderson Introducing The Gates of Delirium |
Memorablilia | Total: 8 |
 Poster Peter W |  Ticket Stub Carl Divito |  Ticket Stub Dian Lau |  Ticket Stub Gary Henigman |  Alan White and Carl Divito Carl Divito |  Chris Squire and Carl Divito Carl Divito |  Tom Brislin and Carl Divito Carl Divito |  Jon Anderson and Carl Divito Carl Divito |
Reviews |
After seeing a great Yes concert in Saratoga,NY, I could barely wait the 4 days to see them again. I was hoping they would be as good in NJ, but instead they were even better!
I think part of that was the crowd. In Saratoga Jon spoke a lot between songs, but tonight the crowd was so into it and cheered so intensely after each song that the only way they could quiet the crowd was to start the next song.
The highlight of the evening was Gates, which was the most incredible version I had ever head. Steve's playing was off the charts. After the battle section the crowd went nuts. A close second was Jon's incredible singing of "I get up, I get down" in the Middle of Close to the edge. He was so on it gave me chills. And just when you think he can't top his last solo, Steve does an amazing solo during Perpetual Change.
Chris gave 2 incredible bass solo's, the first during Starship Trooper, and the second during Ritual almost blew the roof of the place.
The orchestra was again to me a non-factor. I could hear them a little but the band really overpowered them, which quite frankly was fine with me. The kid playing keyboards was surprisingly good. He was able to hold is own and had some nice moments, which was really all you could ask for.
I think part of that was the crowd. In Saratoga Jon spoke a lot between songs, but tonight the crowd was so into it and cheered so intensely after each song that the only way they could quiet the crowd was to start the next song.
The highlight of the evening was Gates, which was the most incredible version I had ever head. Steve's playing was off the charts. After the battle section the crowd went nuts. A close second was Jon's incredible singing of "I get up, I get down" in the Middle of Close to the edge. He was so on it gave me chills. And just when you think he can't top his last solo, Steve does an amazing solo during Perpetual Change.
Chris gave 2 incredible bass solo's, the first during Starship Trooper, and the second during Ritual almost blew the roof of the place.
The orchestra was again to me a non-factor. I could hear them a little but the band really overpowered them, which quite frankly was fine with me. The kid playing keyboards was surprisingly good. He was able to hold is own and had some nice moments, which was really all you could ask for.
Fan Recordings |
| Audience 160 min (Audio) |
Official Releases | Total: 1 |
| Magnification DVD (2001 Video) Yes
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