View Full Version : Yes telecast Monday at selected Regal theaters
teermin8r
01-23-2004, 03:48 PM
http://www.regalcm.com/
Check out this link for a yes concert live via satellite Monday January 26th. Tickets are only $10 each.:D
Rick and Roll
01-24-2004, 09:56 PM
oh well. tell me how it is!
Yesspaz
01-26-2004, 02:00 PM
Anywhere near Birmingham? Of course not...
teermin8r
01-26-2004, 11:47 PM
Went to the show. It was the DVD release of Yesspeak. Followed by a Live from Los Angeles acoustic set that lasted 30 minutes. The DVD was very good about some of the history and a lot of the behind the scenes of last years European tour. The band manager uses a Apple Powerbook BTW. Rick Wakeman is a very funny man. And the woman behind me thinks Jon Anderson is a real life hobbit.
The live acoustic show was wonderful. Rick played only a piano which gave the music a jazzy feel to it. After Roundabout, they called that the Cab Calloway version of the song. Jon also forgot some lyrics to 'I've Seen All Good People' and it was a funny moment. Jon and Chris's vocals are still great after all these years. At the beginning before the DVD part started, they played a couple of songs and the sound was omitted due to tech problems. I yelled out welcome to Yes "NO" Speak and everyone laughed.
All in all it was an enjoyable evening with a promise of a tour this April and May. I hope I finally get to see 'em live. The 2 shows I had tickets to in OKC were both cancelled due to poor ticket sales.
KeithieW
01-27-2004, 03:29 AM
Glad you enjoyed it tee and I hope you get to see them live this year.
Jon as a real life Hobbit? I can see where she's coming from there but I'd say he was more of a lyrical and vocal Wizard.
I wonder if copies of the acoustic set will ever be available. I reckon it must have been a great experience and, as mossy said in the shoutbox, there's a name in england for people like you......git!!!! :)
Thanks for the post.
Carlin
01-27-2004, 07:50 AM
Originally posted by Keith Waye
I wonder if copies of the acoustic set will ever be available.
Yep, that would be very interesting.
Thanks for the reviews, I have already a ticket for the tour in summer and I was wondering what I might expect.
Rick and Roll
01-27-2004, 08:09 AM
Originally posted by Keith Waye
I wonder if copies of the acoustic set will ever be available.
Thanks for the post.
Hate to be a jaded old man, but if there's $, there's always a way.
mossy
01-28-2004, 10:39 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Keith Waye
[I wonder if copies of the acoustic set will ever be available. I reckon it must have been a great experience and, as mossy said in the shoutbox, there's a name in england for people like you......git!!!! :)
Oh yes, k, but tee isn't a git. Gits are ppl who go to Steve Hackett concerts and gloat about if for months on end.
:D
Tee, a welcome review, thx. The NO speak shout must have been a great moment.
KeithieW
01-29-2004, 03:39 AM
Originally posted by mossy
Oh yes, k, but tee isn't a git. Gits are ppl who go to Steve Hackett concerts and gloat about if for months on end.
:D
So come march I'm going to be a git am I? :D
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