YES-Live 1974(Cobo Hall Detroit)

YES - OCEAN TALES, Febuary 28, 1974, (Cobo Hall - Detroit, Michigan)

Disc 1
1.1 Firebird Suite 1:31
1.2 Siberian Khatru 9:06
1.3 And You And I 9:46
1.4 Close To The Edge 19:09
1.5 The Revealing Science Of God 21:37

Disc 2
2.1 The Remembering 21:22
2.2 The Ancient 19:23
2.3 Ritual 24:21
2.4 Roundabout 7:37

YES
Jon Anderson --Lead Vocals- Guitars and Percussion
Chris Squire --Bass Guitars- Percussion and Vocals
Steve Howe --Lead Guitars and Vocals
Alan White --Drums and Percussion
Rick Wakeman --Keyboards

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Music

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• yes
• jon
• anderson
• steve
• howe
• chris
• squire
• rick
• wakeman
• alan
• white
• tales
• topographic
• oceans

[godbluffvdgg]

Thanks for taking time out of your busy life to do such a great thing for humanity. It is people like you who perform selfless acts like this that make the world more tolerable. Health, love and peace to you and yours. subbed

[kramsmad8]

@godbluffvdgg Awesome man! Thanks!

[nedmarc]

What are they doing around 1:42:00? Just a warm up and tuning?

[kramsmad8]

@nedmarc Not sure myself but I like it. Thanks for pointing that out.

[vinorama58]

Any band that has the balls to tour and play the entire Tales From Topographic Oceans gets my vote.

[MegaLightspirit]

Thank you so much for posting this....I was at this concert, so this means a lot to me.

[sebrit100]

I saw this show at University Arena in Albuquerque, NM, 12 March 1974, my first Yes concert. This takes me right back!

[jsilence418]

In 1974 I would have given my left you know what to have been here! this is next best thanks a lot !

[TheBassplayah]

Steve Howe is the Greatest.....What he does can go so unnoticed as far as the tireless and technical prowess it takes to keep his integral part coming....He makes it seem so easy, but its amazing in creativity and musicality~ he wrote the book on Prog Rock Guitar....All Hail Steve Howe

[jmh19421970]

@nedmarc was @ this show - at the end of the ancient they throw the music into the air and it slowly falls back to the stage in pieces becoming ritual

[jmh19421970]

@nedmarc I was at this show - at the end of the ancient they throw the music into the air and it slowly falls back to the stage and leads and becomes ritual

[MichaelHansenFUN]

Multiple sources were used to produce this show. They all originated from a single source, namely, an audience recording made the night of the performance. The majority of the show is a known second generation tape of the concert, with additional components merged into the base recording from a 3rd generation tape. A patch was needed in the song The Remembering due to a “tape flip” in the master tape during that song. This patch came from a performance in Boston two nights earlier on....ect...

[MichaelHansenFUN]

A small excerpt from the Boston 26th February 1974 concert was spliced in to fill the gap in the Detroit tape on "The Remembering" THIS IS AN AUDIENCE TAPE FROM SEVERAL DIFFERENT SOURCES but I LOVE IT. all these audience tapes you hardly hear the audience around the taper, where could they be positioned???

[alscai]

This album is such an achievement. There's nothing to compare to it. In some ways, it reminds me of classical or jazz, but only in some ways. There are parts of The Ancient (the heavy percussive parts) that I've never really gotten into, but overall the album has always transported me since I first got a copy of it in the early 80's.

[MichaelHansenFUN]

8:20 do i hear a bad tape edit if you listen closely?

[MichaelHansenFUN]

to hear live the CLOSE TO THE EDGE & Tales from Topographic Oceans ALBUMS IN FULL LIVE RENDITIONS IS GONNA BE COOL ONE OF THESE DAYS WHEN I HAVE TIME!!!

is this audience or soundboard recording???

YES IS AWESOME NO MATTER WHAT!!!