04/13/1974 Munich, Germany

Yes (1974)

Saturday, April 13, 1974

Munich, Germany

Olympiahalle

12,000 capacity

48 years, 5 months and 23 days ago

Lineup

Jon Anderson

Vocals

Steve Howe

Guitars

Chris Squire

Bass

Rick Wakeman

Keyboards

Alan White

Drums

Setlist

Firebird Suite

Siberian Khatru

Close To The Edge (1972)

And You And I

Close To The Edge (1972)

Close To The Edge

Close To The Edge (1972)

The Revealing Science Of God

Tales From Topographic Oceans (1973)

The Ancient

Tales From Topographic Oceans (1973)

Ritual

Tales From Topographic Oceans (1973)

Support Bands

Atlantis

Tempest

Concert

Memorabilia (11)

Flyer Doug/Glenn Gottlieb	Flyer Philip Mason	Alan White (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele
Band (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele	Chris Squire (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele	Jon Anderson (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele
Rick Wakeman (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele	Steve Howe (from 'Pop' magazine) Norberto Fedele	Sounds (German magazine) #62 - December 1974 Geoffrey Mason
Backstage pass Jens Fischer	Ticket Stub Claus Mayer

Downloads (4)

A Picture of Distance

1974 - 04 - 13

München - Germany

Olympiahalle

Type:	Audience (Audio)
Quality:	2 - audience recording
Length:	Disc 1 (1:04:16) - Disc 2 (1:03:55)

LDB Special Series #394 - From the collection of RLR

Type:	Audience (Audio)
Quality:	2 - audience recording
Length:	Disc 1 (1:00:33) - Disc 2 (1:02:20)

From 'newfilm2000' - This recording has a few dropouts, 1s a bit bassy in parts, trebly in others

Type:	Audience (Audio)
Quality:	3 - audience recording
Length:	Disc 1 (1:04:41) - Disc 2 (1:03:22)

From the collection of Per-Erik, uploaded by Lucifer Burns

Tales From Munich 1974

1974 - 04 - 13

München - Germany

Olympiahalle

Type:	Audience (Audio)
Quality:	3 - audience recording
Length:	Disc 1 (1:02:27) - Disc 2 (1:01:22)

YouTube (2)

YES * 1974 04 13 * MUNCHEN * OLYMPIAHALLE * GERMANY (Audio)

Reviews (2)

Cecil Turner - Rabbittown

Never will forget this show.

I was in (the army) ST Louis, Misouri when the Mississippi River Festival was canceled. I was sleeping in a '65 Nova station wagon in a corn field because I only had money for the ticket. This would have been my first Yes show.

In Munchen (still in the army):

From where I was sitting Atlantis was to the left and Yes was set up on the right. I will never forget Wakeman's "Rib Cage" flashing to his keyboard. Since I am always a guitarist, I was focused on Howe but the entire show just seemed like we were under water on the seabed, looking at the reminants of a whale carcass.

Never will for get the Firebird and the buildup to Siberian Katru.

(with an old man's shakey voice) They just don't do that stuff anymore!

Claus Mayer

Bands opened for Yes on this day: Atlantis (german band) and Tempest (Jon Hiseman's Band).

Announcements (4)

before 'And You And I'

transcribed by: Pete Whipple

Jon Anderson:
[???]. Sorry for taking so long to get on stage. I'd like to thank you for being patient. We had a few little problems but the music will play. Here's a song called 'And You And I'.

before 'Close To The Edge'

transcribed by: Pete Whipple

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much. [???] Thank you. I'd like to thank you all for coming along today, this evening. Nice to see you all. There's some bad feedback in the PA. I'd like to car..like to carry on with..um the title track of the same album we've been playing from. It's called 'Close To The Edge'.

before 'Revealing Science Of God, The'

transcribed by: Pete Whipple

Jon Anderson:
We'd like to carry on with [???] our new album, 'Tales From Topographic Oceans'. Side one is titled 'The Revealing Science Of God'. Hope you like it.

before 'Ancient, The'

transcribed by: Pete Whipple

Jon Anderson:
Thank you very much. We'd like to carry on with side three of the album which is titled 'The Ancient'. They say that the ancient civilizations believed very closely with nature and believed that the sun was god. Giants Under The Sun.