Forgotten Yesterdays
Concert |
 | Yes |
Date
| Wednesday, August 31, 2016 (3 years, 7 months and 1 day ago) |
Location
| Saratoga, California, United States Of America |
Venue
| The Mountain Winery |
Lineup
| Geoff Downes (Keyboards) |
| Steve Howe (Guitars) |
| Billy Sherwood (Bass) |
| Jon Davison (Vocals) |
| Jay Schellen (Drums) |
Setlist
Videos |
Memorablilia | Total: 1 |
 Scott Troyan |
Reviews |
Wednesday, December 18, 2019 11:25 AM
I haven't seen Yes since this show and it was excellent.
The band played Drama flawlessly and the sound system was perfect at this enchanting outdoor venue in northern California.
For someone who did see the original Topographic oceans Tour in 1974, it would be absurd to compare. This was a totally different experience with only ONE member of the band I saw in 1974 back onstage: Steve Howe. Instrumentally it sounded fantastic but it is difficult to notice what parts are live and on digital tracks, modern technology can hide many things. But visually 1974 was a whole amazing and out of this world show, in 2016 there was only the band and a few LED projections. But giving credit to this band, they did an amazing job considering they were following on the footsteps of Anderson, Wakeman, Squire and White all missing. Drama was pure and impeccably performed, true to the original album by the 1980 Yes. If this is the last time I will see Yes Live, it was a memorable one indeed.
The band played Drama flawlessly and the sound system was perfect at this enchanting outdoor venue in northern California.
For someone who did see the original Topographic oceans Tour in 1974, it would be absurd to compare. This was a totally different experience with only ONE member of the band I saw in 1974 back onstage: Steve Howe. Instrumentally it sounded fantastic but it is difficult to notice what parts are live and on digital tracks, modern technology can hide many things. But visually 1974 was a whole amazing and out of this world show, in 2016 there was only the band and a few LED projections. But giving credit to this band, they did an amazing job considering they were following on the footsteps of Anderson, Wakeman, Squire and White all missing. Drama was pure and impeccably performed, true to the original album by the 1980 Yes. If this is the last time I will see Yes Live, it was a memorable one indeed.
