Yes - Close to the Edge, clip 2 - A Celebration 1969 - 1979

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Go here for improved audio/video quality in 720p - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne317y...

Taken from Live at Queens Park Rangers stadium May 10, 1975.
We here at Tommygun studios feel that this concert is the best concert ever recorded by Yes, and inexplicably also the least known. Not anymore.
Close To The Edge!
We feel that this is the best version of this concert available now. Listen to the improved audio

Unbelievably, 2 Yes videos released in the 70s w/ horrible audio. Yessongs has bad audio & Live in Philadelphia 1979 is unlistenable. How can you release a professional production like that?

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

The feature presentation of this 2DVD set is the complete Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium show recorded May 10, 1975 taken from a rare Japanese laser disc. Unbelievable video quality with the best audio of this show available to date. In our opinion this is the best audio of any Yes show ever filmed.

Playlist:

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 - Rare 70s Yes footage:

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

So what actual year was this in, 1979?

[Tommygun1028]

1975. It's in the video description below the video

[Vincent Verrone]

Who's playing keyboard? Doesn't look like Wakeman. Patric Moraz?

[Tommygun1028]

you are correct

[VAB0L0]

Welcome to prog rock.

[kevo4369]

that's what an LSD inspired song will produce. Does it need to make sense?

[gregpeckable]

They dont, mystical mumbo jumbo, unless you do drugs and read something into it ,Oh Yeah!

[tht0nek1d]

Marc Okubo sent me here.

[Mike Hughes]

Yes has made an incredible contribution to human civilization. They will NEVER be forgotten.

[TCharlieA]

ugh...chris squires singing...

[italiangirl1223]

I've seen them many times and they still take my breath away! So not like music today!

[Saul Hudson]

jesus look at the size of the crowd their playing to its big enough to rival the quuen at wembley crowd and great song shame rick wakemans not there as well but still very good

[gorozcor]

now in 2011, yes continued were the band number one in rock progressive, i like very much, i was born in 1975, from Guadalajara, jalisco Mexico

[rsaathoff]

I like Chris Squires bass technique

[Postixin]

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