Yes
Yessongs

Released as a triple-LP album in May 1973 on Atlantic Records, “Yessongs” is the first live album by YES. It was compiled by the band from the live recordings made between February and December 1972. Except of two tracks (“Opening” and Rick Wakeman's keyboard solo “Excerpts from The Six Wives Of Henry VIII”), it presents the tracks from “The Yes Album” (1970), “Fragile” (1971), and “Close to the Edge” (1972). The materials were edited and re-mixed by Eddie Offord. Two tracks feature original drummer Bill Bruford while the remaining tracks feature Alan White. From the point of the music performance and the band’s ability to re-create on stage their often densely layered and intricate sound, “Yessongs” is a brilliant album. However, from the point of sound quality, it’s generally poorer than the studio originals. The sound is generally muddy with no real fidelity to speak of. Anyway, it’s definitely interesting and worth buying document of early 70’s era Sympho-Prog Rock.

Dos discos que muestran lo mejor de este grupo musical británico. Versiones en vivo realizadas en un tour de 1972 Incluye un folleto de 12 páginas con fotos de algunas de las portadas de sus álbunes.