Sounding Out 1971 Pt. 3 - Yes, A Celebration 1969-1979 2DVD

Available at http://www.tommygunvideo.com

This is the best version of Sounding Out, period.
This part of the show features excerpts from Yours is no Disgrace and interviews with Bill Buford & Jon Anderson
This is from a show broadcast in October 1971. Pt.1 can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEu9ML...
Pt. 2 can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYf4S2hWfFY

If you like 70s Yes than check out this 2-DVD set:

Yes -- A Celebration, 1969-1979 2DVD set

disc 1
Intro:
Your Move/I've Seen All Good People (Sounding Out/German TV 1972)

Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium
Act I
Introduction - Firebird Suite Finale Sound Chaser
Close To The Edge
To Be Over

Act II
The Gates Of Delirium
Your Move
Mood For a Day - featuring Steve Howe Long Distance Runaround
(acoustic first part)
Cachaca - featuring Patrick Moraz
Clap

German TV 1972
No Opportunity Necessary/No Experience Needed
Yours Is No Disgrace

disc 2
Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium Final Act III
And You & I
Ritual
Roundabout
Sweet Dreams
Yours Is No Disgrace


Remembrance

Beyond and Before - France Fest 1969
Astral Traveler - promo
Everydays - promo
Then - promo
No Op, No Exp -- promo
Starship Trooper - Live 1979
Don't Kill the Whale - promo
Madrigal - promo
Wonderous Stories - promo

www.myspace.com/yesqpr1975

Check out these CDs from my favorite Yes era:
Yes - 1969
Time and a Word - 1970
The Yes Album - 1971
Fragile - 1971
Close to the Edge - 1972
Tales from Topographic Oceans - 1973
Relayer - 1974
Going for the One - 1977
Tormato - 1978

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[MRBLAKFOX45]

Four people seem to have accidentally pressed the dislike button.

[Carcinogencrxsh]

whoever disliked this is a major troll.

[ujnawierzbie]

...There was a lot of good underground music in the '80s. Slave, Talking Heads, Rush, George Duke... Robert Fripp in particular was working his ass off. Grateful Dead was still going strong. Desert rock and metal bands started to form... You just can't say that music went downhill.

[ujnawierzbie]

@yesshows100 The reason is less amp distortion (in the low mids) everything sounds clearer for the price of 'warmth'.

[yesshows100]

@chev202

It's And You and I. Also one of the astronauts is named "Anderson".

[chev202]

if anyone has seen the movie "Apollo 18" then you'll remember that an astronaut was listening to a "Yes" song on his little tape recorder. does anyone know the name of that song, he was listening to?? man, it is one of their real good oldies and i had heard it before but i can't recall it to save my life. will someone help me figure this mystery out. thanks

[Tengent]

@545t3t4t5 Yeah it's sort of ironic.. Yes was sort of the creative high-point of rock music. But hey the kids these days have done some great stuff with electronic jazz music. :B

[wobbler1957]

That's just your basic big-assed domestic cat behind Jon at 7:48. And Yes rules. Always has, always will.

[CrimsonKing73]

who got rid of "silly human race" and dubbed some incomprehensible S... , that idiot!

[545t3t4t5]

@MrSpood5 Exactly. try to name a top10 song that isnt in 4/4, same (always 4-bar) chord sequence throughout; there isnt one!

[545t3t4t5]

@Johnpjm any links or sumat?

[axe2grind911]

Just had another listen to this incredible rendition of Yours is no Disgrace. Howe is absolutely at his best technically in this - especially in the last part doing that amazing 32nd note run down the neck, then he slides up chromatically - in perfect rhythm - and continues with the 32nd notes run as if it had never been broken by the sliding. The timing and phrasing is absolute perfection. Take a listen and see Howe he blows away all of his 70's contemporaries. PURE GENIUS!!!