Lineage: obtained in a trade. This is taken from the Highland cd "Milano Stage '71"
Lineup Jon Anderson (Vocals) Bill Bruford (Drums) Steve Howe (Guitars) Tony Kaye (Keyboards) Chris Squire (Bass)
01. Yours Is No Disgrace (11:22) 02. I've Seen All Good People (7:12) 03. Clap/Classical Gas (6:21) 04. Perpetual Change (15:27) 05. Everydays (11:57) 06. America (18:40)
This is a favorite of mine, Yes in their early days, after the recording of "The Yes Album". It's a bit rough in place, but the band is in full power and they really stretch on some numbers. The version of Paul Simon's "America" is different from the one they recorded a year later or so with Wakeman. Also special is the rarely performed "Everydays". A good sample of what Yes was about back in the days when they were a real "progressive" band.
Sound quality is very good, for an audience and considering this is almost 37 years old. Enjoy.
YES
ReplyDeleteAudience recording, FLAC files
Monday, May 10, 1971
Milan, Italy, Teatro Lirico
Lineage: obtained in a trade. This is taken from the Highland cd "Milano Stage '71"
Lineup
Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Bill Bruford (Drums)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Tony Kaye (Keyboards)
Chris Squire (Bass)
01. Yours Is No Disgrace (11:22)
02. I've Seen All Good People (7:12)
03. Clap/Classical Gas (6:21)
04. Perpetual Change (15:27)
05. Everydays (11:57)
06. America (18:40)
This is a favorite of mine, Yes in their early days, after the recording of "The Yes Album". It's a bit rough in place, but the band is in full power and they really stretch on some numbers. The version of Paul Simon's "America" is different from the one they recorded a year later or so with Wakeman. Also special is the rarely performed "Everydays". A good sample of what Yes was about back in the days when they were a real "progressive" band.
Sound quality is very good, for an audience and considering this is almost 37 years old. Enjoy.