YES - CHANGES - LIVE & REMASTERED 1984 & BEYOND - 'THE TREVOR RABIN YEARS' - WORTH PURSUING??

Okay so we're veering away from classic Yes but even us 1970's diehards probably saw them in '84 and enjoyed their latent success. There was some good music too, as shown here. We have dipped our toes in and undertaken an initial - and very quick - remaster of the Dortmund 'Captured Live' broadcast. The plan would be for a collection of live Rabin tracks from 84 thru to 94. This would include the whole of the Dortmund show in the correct order, with the correct encores and without the ads and dj chatter. To be honest, we''re not sure whether it's worth pursuing but would be interested to see if you like this remastered track.

[@AndrewMorley-tc2ys]

Absolutely. This era is crying out for some quality live material like this 😊

[@AldousHuxleysCat]

Sounds great, keep them coming

[@zgs12212012]

This was amazing! More please

[@highfell1]

Yes!

[@dcwarden]

Great to hear this-big fan of pretty much every iteration of the band but it’s the energy, harmonies and dynamics of this period that make it such a joy for me - if they could have been a bit braver with the setlists, as they were at the start of each of the tours (perpetual change, the Holy Lamb/Wurm mash up, I’m running etc) and not just stuck with the same classic yes tracks each tour, I would treasure the recordings we do have even more. But yes more please, in terms of possible source material I think Oakland 88 is another which needs very little attention and perhaps Pittsburgh 94? We have chile 94 but for me that was an off night, they were going through the motions after MSG in my opinion.