Yes/WI, USA 1994

“90125 YES” was a talented performer in the history of YES, which showed a variety of expressions. A new masterpiece album of “TALK TOUR 1994” in which they reunited is born. This work includes “Milwaukee performance on June 30, 1994”. This is the best audience recording. Speaking of “TALK TOUR”, the sound board’s super masterpiece “DEFINITIVE MARYLAND HEIGHTS 1994” is a symbol, but this work is also a live album that will be released the next day. First of all, what position is such a show in? Let’s look back at the entire world tour at that time. [TALK released on March 21st] ・June 18th-September 10th: North America (63 performances)←★Here★・September 14th-24th: South America (8 performances)・September 30th- October 11th: Japan (7 performances) This is the whole picture of “TALK TOUR”. The main event is the summer “North American” tour, and the Milwaukee performance of this work is the beginning of it. This was the 11th concert. This work recorded at such a show is a fresh and beautiful exquisite audience recording. Although it absorbs the hall noise component, it is a really good seasoning. While producing a rich thickness and a solemn feeling of pouring down the chorus, the sharp attack of each instrument penetrates vividly in the middle. Chris Squire’s rugged lines and Trevor Rabin’s gorgeous phrases feel sparkling, and the clear outline of the sound is not hidden. There are very rare recordings where the thickness of the sound enhances the dynamism of the ensemble, and this work is a sample of that. What is depicted with such a sound is a full show of “TALK TOUR”, which is said to be the best of “90125 YES”. In fact, the set is very similar to the super masterpiece “DEFINITIVE MARYLAND HEIGHTS 1994” mentioned above, but since it is a good opportunity, let’s sort it out here. Classics (5 songs), Third Album: Perpetual Change/I’ve Seen All Good People, Fragile: Heart of the Sunrise/Roundabout, Crisis: And You and I 90125 YES (13 songs + α), Lonely Heart: Hearts/Changes/ Cinema/City of Love/Make It Easy/Owner of a Lonely Heart/Hold On・Big Generator: Rhythm of Love・Talk: The Calling/I Am Waiting/Real Love/Where Will You Be?/Walls/Endless Dream… And it looks like this. The uniquely arranged 70’s repertoire is also delicious, but the highlight is the “90125 YES” repertoire. While concentrating the representative songs of “Lonely Heart” and “Big Generator”, there are also many valuable “talk” numbers, and the essence of those five people is concentrated in one show. The new songs from “Talk” are especially valuable. “I Am Waiting” was re-performed at YES Featuring ARW, but the other five songs are limited numbers only for this tour, and the big songs “Endless Dream” and “Real Love” are a spectacle that can only be performed on stage and with the best audience. It unfolds. “90125 YES” is majestic, yet catchy and sharp. This is a masterpiece of a live album that allows you to experience a full show of five people who had a special shine in the history of YES, which has undergone various changes, with the best sound. “DEFINITIVE MARYLAND HEIGHTS 1994” is the best introduction to “TALK TOUR”, but YES is certainly a band that increases the spectacle with its on-site feel. The deliciousness and beauty of on-site sound that cannot be experienced on a soundboard. Live at Marcus Amphitheater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA 30th June 1994 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(78:56) 1. Intro 2. Perpetual Change 3. The Calling 4. I Am Waiting 5. Rhythm of Love 6. Hearts 7. Real Love 8. Changes 9. Heart of the Sunrise 10. Cinema 11. City of Love Disc 2(79:15) 1. Jam 2. Make It Easy 3. Owner of a Lonely Heart 4. Trevor Rabin piano solo 5. And You And I 6. Where Will You Be 7. I’ve Seen All Good People 8. Walls 9. Endless Dream 10. Hold On 11. Roundabout Jon Anderson – Vocals Trevor Rabin – Guitars Chris Squire – Bass Tony Kaye – Keyboards Alan White – Drums