Yes - Close To The Edge Live 1975 (HD) - A Celebration 2DVD set

Pat Moraz on keys

JFK in philly!,! I was ther, I was 13 an it was magical

The entire band participated in the entire show like one !

if only they sounded as good as thier album covers looked.

One thing always consistent about the YES sound was the way Steve Howe bounced back and forth with the keyboard....no matter who was back there.....Wakeman has to be my favorite though 🤔
Then you also have Bruford and White, the interchangeable parts.....then we can't do without mentioning the late GREAT Chris Squire 😢 RIP to you both....
AND lastly, Jon Anderson..... that VOICE 😮

No.

The only thing i can hear is jon's maracas

Drugs were great back then. ,😀

Please give musician and composer credits.

Thank You Punk

Hate to have to go to the bathroom

This would be perfect if Moraz wasn't so lazy with the keys

It's like being transported back in time to that moment when you were there watching them live again 😮 thanks for this xx.

We would get high and look at the album covers, loved them

인간에게 프로그레시브록의 멋짐을 알려주려 온 신들..

One of my favs in the 70’s and I’m 69 now and we grew up with the best music EVER❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🎸🎸🎸🎼🎼

The most progressive song in the world

Awesomeness

Just doesn't sound right without Wakeman...

Yes....Grandes!

I think there was a version where you could hear the drums and bass more clearly.

It's totally impossible to explain or describe just how truly great this really is. It is so deep. Funny.. it's amazingly technical and all over the place at times, yet, the band always seems to be in tune as if it's nothing..

Glad they got rid of Moraz, dreadful.

Brings back memories of seeing Yes back in the 70s. What a great show

I saw them in the late 70's. Bring me back to a wonderful time

This music is so magical😢

The 70s were the best decade of music. So many great bands … these guys were one of the best! The music these days…. Actually, it’s difficult to call it music.

фуфло...

Yes was my very first concert at the age of 15, now I,m 64 and still in awe of the talent that I grew up with!!
I'm truly blessed!! ❤ ❤❤

YES

I saw them in Philadelphia in 1970. They whew just like this. Fantastic. It was the first rock concert I ever attended.

This tour was my first blessing of Yes live, July 19 1975. It was Yes's 83rd stop on a 88 city tour. They were so impressive I saw Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth 35 more times over the next forty yrs.

キーボードのパトリック・モラーツはリック・ウェイクマンに比べかなりパフォーマンスが劣る💦😂

Saw pretty much the same as this at Newcastle City Hall in '73. Great show for sure! I loved it --seems a bit dated now but aren't we all?

BILL GATES INVEST FILM CAMERA "CONTAX T2,T3"

I saw Yes in 1972,and they had to load out equipment swiftly after a brilliant concert,and got members of the audience to help.
I walked out with Jon’s microphone stand,but hey,I’m honest ,so it went into their van!!

Truly unbelievable levels of talent and creativity.

That was beautiful !!!

Anni magici per la musica musicisti veri artisti

Ооо!!!

❤

A bit self-indulgent and from the stand at QPR it was a bit lost.

I was there!

Love Yes dal 1980

Steve howie #2 despues de hendrix.

I saw them around this time, I remember the white suits. They played the Paramount theater in Portland, Oregon, a gorgeously opulent old place- you know, we walked outta that show just bewildered, bumping into walls and stuff, they could really play like this, and it was so good to see it again.

Impossible now to comprehend how great this music is...

CTTE#1 OF ALL-TIME FROM YES! THE G.O.A.T