1.01 Firebird Suite (2.18)
1.02 Close To The Edge (19.33)
1.03 Nine Voices (4.24)
1.04 Parallels (6.30)
1.05 Mood For A Day (3.29)
1.06 Leaves of Green (5.09)
1.07 We Can Fly From Here (6.34)
1.08 Sweet Dreams (5.57)
1.09 Heart Of The Sunrise (12.04)
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2.01 Intro - Perpetual Change (11:07) (Short version 10.20)
2.02 Does It Really Happen? (7.38)
2.03 Soon (8.18)
2.04 Awaken (20.03)
2.05 Yours Is No Disgrace (12.24)
2.06 Roundabout (9.50)
2.07 Starship Trooper (11.27)
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Yes
#Yes50 50th Anniversary Tour
Paramount Theater
Denver, Colorado, USA
June 11, 2018

Steve Howe
Alan White
Geoff Downes
Billy Sherwood
Jon Davison
Jay Schellen
and Tony Kaye

Lineage: Sony ECM-717 (mic) / Sony PCM-M10 (recorder) > 16/44 (cuts & fades and normalization using Audacity) > CD wav (track splitting)
> MP3Tag (for file tagging) > FLAC (using Traders Little Helper) Level 8

Setlist (2:26:51):

01 Firebird Suite intro
02 Close To The Edge
03 Nine Voices
04 Parallels
05 Mood For A Day
06 Leaves of Grean (from "The Ancient")
07 We Can Fly From Here
08 Sweet Dreams
09 Heart Of The Sunrise
10 intro - Perpetual Change
11 Does It Really Happen
12 Soon (from "The Gates of Delirium")
13 Awaken (enter Alan White)
14 Yours Is No Disgrace (enter Tony Kaye)
15 Roundabout
16 Starship Trooper

Notes: This is my 20th concert by a band that calls itself Yes. It's been rare that I've seen the same line-up for consecutive shows and this
was no exception. I really enjoyed the setlist and I also thought everyone played very well. It was fun to see Tony Kaye back on stage for the
first time since 1994. We were in the 27th row, just left of center, five rows behind the mixing desk, which partially obstructed our view.

The stage set was pretty good for the venue. I think the performance was pretty good, but, Jon Davison's voice is a bit shrill in points to my
taste. Steve Howe is the show's main attraction (to me) and he doesn't disappoint, though, the beard isn't doing him any favors. My neighbor
attended with us and, while he's seen Yes at least once before, he's not a huge, knowledgeable fan, asked "who was the old guy they wheeled on toward
the end to play drums?" My wife Lori likes Yes and has seen them herself over 10 times, but, she is not a Steve Howe fan - she sees this version
as "disrespectful" to Jon Anderson's songs - yet, she enjoyed the musicianship and the setlist, too. I kind of agree with her, but, Steve is my
favorite non-Beatle guitarist and I love these songs. If there's a band calling itself Yes playing nearby, I'm probably going to go see it.

Sound is pretty decent - couple of mic bumps, some clappers and nearby talkers, but, nothing major nor frequent. Acoustic sections are quieter
than the rest.

Finally: please don't sell the recording, but, otherwise, do with it what you wish. Share it and trade it, and remember: these and other greats
will not be around forever, so, let's enjoy them while we have them. Best wishes to all of the Yesfans out there and Namaste.