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A live concert documentary featuring Yes at the height of their popularity during the 1970's. The film features performances of songs from the classic albums "The Yes Album", "Fragile" and "Close to the Edge" as well as a medley from Rick Wakeman's solo album "The Six Wives of Henry VIII"
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[@colinhamilton6493]

The whole band is on a level that no other band was ever on. I'm so glad i came across Yes when i was a kid in the 70s. Still listen every day.

[@johnr.lovato4280]

I believe it was in Guitar Player mag. that the reporter stated quite correctly that”Steve Howe performs more different styles in one song than most other guitar players play in their entire careers !!! Can I get an AMEN ?!?!

[@paularcuri2376]

AMEN!

[@tomatoseed1443]

The pure magic of that wizard in the shimmering silver cape!

[@robertwalkey1443]

I saw them in 72 performing this concert and they simply blew me away. I was 19 and watching them still at the age of 70.Their music lives on 👍

[@swyman10]

Me too in Cols., OH at OSU, it was the Close to the Edge Tour

[@AntonellaFrancesca]

Me too on LI and NYC.

[@hootenanny.in.e]

Chris Squire… need I say more. Such a powerhouse of talent, and a beautiful soul. I wish I could’ve been alive to see him and Yes in their heyday. RIP ❤️

[@Chefkey]

Can we just appreciate how great Chris was at supporting vocals?

[@lindsaydouglas381]

What an amazingly talented group. Steve Howe is an incredible guitarist. Right up there with the best. Playing ragtime, blues, classical, flamenco all in one tune and making it work is phenomenal.

[@lorirussell8187]

It's nice that people are still listening in 2020. There is still hope.

[@victor_leries]

@@neighborbruce I discovered them at the end of 2019 so guess we are in the same situation, only if I knew music I would join your band and bring prog rock back to it's glorious place

[@soundpainter2590]

I, Sure hope so. I'm a performing musician. & (( Excerpt for some Bands that live in Florida, )) It doesn't look so "Zippy doo daa.".. ( Yeah, I know, that sounds Old/& Weard) But Damm I miss Playing for an Audience !! I, have quickly Started Hating my Workstation & "Drum machines" Aaaah !!! NOTHING Like the REAL thing !! OK, I'll Stop already.

[@Cobalt985]

Good music will always find people :)

[@dandecastro51]

@@Cobalt985 Beautiful phrase :) I still am in awe by Yes from start until 2004. Still my fave. But there are some beautiful newer bands Yes inspired. eg, Big Big Train prolly my fave new prog.

[@alanweissaltz6405]

Also listening and enjoying it immensely in 2022

[@kenjones6441]

Confirming Steve Howe’s position as one the great guitarists

[@friendofbeaver6636]

His technique and originality tower over his more famous contemporaries!

[@captainbufoalvarius4508]

He’s known as the Professor for good reason.

[@LiberLotus]

I don't understand why people think Jeff Beck is a better rock guitar player that Steve

[@laytonturpin864]

@@LiberLotus neither do I. Mr. Howe is the absolute best prog rock guitarist, with Alex Lifeson being a very close second. I truly believe Mr. Lifeson learned a lot from Mr. Howe. They are close, but very distant, if that makes sense…

[@nathelm]

He has mastered so many styles and genres. That alone should put him at the top.

[@patrickcolligan9084]

I saw this Yessongs Concert Movie, when it originally played in the theaters. Nice that you have made it available on KZbin.

[@michaelanthony9068]

This group and album has accompanied me thru my whole life. 1972 - 2022 and beyond.

[@enriqueormenovillafuerte5791]

Hi, the same with me, cheers!!!

[@supermantra3437]

Me it was discovery in 1983 then truly in 1985 I realized they were something very unique in the early 70s. I've met all of them several times. And I am grateful yet nothing will ever compare to this film for me. It is a staple in my memories.

[@larrysnipes7113]

Absolute timeless music! still inspires after all these years ! RIP Chris and Alan I can't help think they are in heaven playing rythym section for St, Peter's band, 'We have heaven " they have heaven!

[@michaelanthony9068]

@@larrysnipes7113 I love that idea ! I agree !

[@fingersmaster]

0:00 Intro 2:00 I've Seen All Good People 9:20 The Clap 13:40 And You And I 23:00 Close To The Edge 41:15 Jon Anderson Solo 41:50 Rick Wakeman Solo 48:25 Roundabout 57:15 Encore Jam 58:35 Yours Is No Disgrace

[@Cuahutemoc-RJ]

This "Yessong" video is not complete. Because some songs were missing from the triple album released in 1973 as a result of the show held between February and December 1972. 1 - Opening [excerpt from Stravinsky's Firebird Suite]; 2 - Siberian Khatru; 3 - Heart of Sunrise; 4 - Perpetual Change; 5 - Mood for a day; 6 - Your Move; 7 - Long Distance Runaround 8 - The Fish; 9 - Starship Trooper. Drummer Bill Bruford participated in the show on songs 4, 7 and 8. He was later replaced by Alan White. Greetings from Niterói, Brazil.

[@briano.1503]

@@Cuahutemoc-RJ CORRECT

[@victorhugofloresvillacorta4122]

YESSONGS efectivamente trae estas canciones que mencionas, pero faltan: See all good people (la canción que esta junto a your move), Close to the Edge, el solo de Wakeman basado en Six Wives of Henry VIII y Yours is no Disgrace

[@doctornova3015]

Clap

[@bertbecker7532]

Notice the drums on YIND missing the flanging effect, this was added by Eddie Offord in the mixing stages.

[@davidcallahan3099]

Yes was the band that other musicians of that era would go see.

[@alanweissaltz6405]

I absolutely love Chris's backup vocals on Close To The Edge.

[@deborahthomas1313]

When music was music 🎵. Talent with a sound system that wasn't perfect, they made it perfectly and with vigor

[@ontherun8]

There must be something wrong with the audio here... the video is great, miles better than my old worn VHS yet the audio is very disappointing... much lesser than my 35+ yrs old tape !

[@nectarinedreams7208]

@@ontherun8 Yessongs both as an album and film were always pretty awful sounding. Such a shame because the tracklisting and performances make it one of the greatest of all time, and yet it's not altogether enjoyable due to the recording.

[@godbluffvdgg]

The obsession and passion I have for this group is difficult to put into words...Any word seems to cheapen my fervor...I LOVE Yes more than I've loved anything in my decades of life...If I get to choose my eternity when I "check out" I hope I can choose an endless Yes concert...In my eternity; they're all in their 20's- forever...:)

[@rickdesarle9875]

Good one.

[@JeffReams]

I want tickets to your concert. 👍

[@edwardbailey9759]

Me too

[@TerryMCarroll]

This is just beautiful. I came to Yes with the release of Yessongs, and these performances have always been defining for me, even as I and my barely teenage friends dug backward into their catalog. I know that "initial contact bias" is a strong force in forming opinion, but these songs, these Yessongs, were performed so well that maybe the "bias" is actually an objective status for my opinion. And, wow, it's been nearly 50 years since I first encountered it.

[@andraterrell4316]

So sad about Alan White's passing. I had a bit of a crush on Alan and Chris. Literally two of the best musicians ever. RIP.

[@hm_nn_5633]

So glad I found this. YES - one of my favorites of all time. Thank you.

[@MrHfisher]

RIP Alan White

[@majsiewiczm57]

❤

[@theresa42213]

April 18th 2020! ''Lockdown year'' YES was a whirlwind of joy, in '72 when this was filmed...and YES are a whirlwind of JOY now! Wakeman was 24 here! Could you imagine being at this level at the age of _twenty two_ ??!?! THANK YOU JESUS for your love for mankind! Thank You YES for your creative gift to us! Yes there _IS_ still hope indeed!

[@theresa42213]

@kiloscott ~ Hi there! SCREW lockdown and masks btw! Fauchi's a stinkin' liar! ....anyway xD Thanks for that! l'm a stickler for times, and dates so yea ...l appreciate it! lts 3:12 am where l am and woke up to go to the bathroom so l was just watching a ''Guinevere'' live (Wembley '75) performance to sooth me back to sleep, and saw your comment! Hope your having a good day, or night where you are!

[@morbidmanmusic]

had to needlessly interject god zzzzzzz

[@theresa42213]

@@morbidmanmusic Take it up with God. _''Go ye into the world and preach The Gospel''_ ~ Jesus ~ Matthew l5: l6

[@glass2467]

Possibly the best live concert album of all times. It's great to finally see it on film. Or at least a concert from the same time. Back when they had true fire!

[@Magnetron33]

This was pretty popular on the midnight movie circuit in 73 or 74

[@thomasrichmond2413]

@@Magnetron33 that’s funny cause it wasn’t released till ‘75. I went to the premiere in LA.

[@Magnetron33]

@@thomasrichmond2413 Thanks!

[@willie714]

I've seen yes 11 times from 76 thru 98 and each time they sounded just like the album - just incredible.

[@sinusiridum551]

Beato te!

[@66biker95]

I only saw them five times in roughly the same time frame, but I'm glad I saw plenty of improvisation. And I was happy about that, because if I wanted to hear the albums, I could have stayed home and saved a lot of money in gas, travel time, hotel rooms and concert tickets.

[@hangemhigh63]

don't go see them now....they are awful, remember them at their best...

[@66biker95]

@@hangemhigh63 I absolutely agree... Yes without Jon Anderson is not Yes, but a band with former members of Yes pretending to still be Yes.

[@charleshall9461]

Had the pleasure of seeing Yes a few times in the 70’s. Always began with Fire Bird, then into Siberian Khatru. Yes is absolutely the best seen live!

[@josephtabar492]

I have watched this video so many times that I have lost count. It is one of my favorite concerts that I have ever seen outside of Rush. Steve Howe's solo for a one-day-old child named Dylan. Dylan is around 38 42 years of age as of March 2023. I wonder if Dylan likes his song, because I know the world loves it and so do I. Steve Howe has mastered everything that has strings. From slide guitar Auto pedal steel guitar to mandolin and guitar you can play them all with the greatest proficiency

[@michaelanthony9068]

Only 5 people created this orchestra !?!?!?!

[@petestevens5816]

Saw them in the round multiple times they are my all time favorite band. RIP Alan and Chris. No one comes close!!

[@sosmra]

Saw them in the round as well it was magical !

[@hangemhigh63]

@@sosmra it was ok..but there were no lions or tigers or....

[@bassplayer1966]

First saw this in 9th grade circa 1981! LIFE CHANGING EVENT!!

[@golfhound]

I remember when this film was in theaters. I went to see it. I already had the YesSongs album which was/is most incredible. Actually, the only way to really listen to Yes is on a good quality stereo with high quality headphones. There is just so much intricate stuff in their music that the only way to hear them is with headphones or see them live. I will quote a friend of mine who has seen everyone from the 60's on in concert. And Yes was the only group he ever stood up and cheered for. I believe it. One of the most incredible bands I ever heard.

[@66biker95]

I agree with your assessment, but I think the best Yes film is Symphonic Yes. Yes is already symphonic, but add a Symphony to the stage and you have the best way to hear them play.

[@charleshall9461]

So happy they are in the Rock n Roll, Hall of Fame!!

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

It's been 50 years since I heard this. I bought it because of the cool album art, and it was everything I loved in music.I've finally learned to appreciate Alan White's interpretation(!) of Bill Bruford's parts. They were a young band with a strong album finally, and they wanted to make it rock. And kids, they slayed.

[@Mac-ix4qp]

When instrumental mastery ruled. Chris played that RIckenbacker with the authority of McCartney. Every note counts.

[@papunAlicea]

Thanks so much for share, great YES music. The best progresive rock band ever. Since 68., amazing virtuosos.

[@Coolnesski]

Alan RIP, Chris RIP

[@Ravenoflight2275]

So glad YES’s music is still listened to. Great eternal music 🤘🏿❤️

[@philmccuen]

I'm so happy this is still here for us, for me, to see. Thank you, Yes!

[@javiergomez3716]

El primer álbum de rock que compre y escuche sin haber conocido más de rock ni tener antecedentes fue CLOSE TO THE EDGE. Yo estaba en secundaria y un día pasé por una discoteca escuché un pedazo de una pieza, pregunté quien era, ese día salí de ahí con ese álbum. Si, YES fue el inicio para mi con CLOSE TO THE EDGE.

[@hugo_PaNK]

Qué buen comienzo! Yo en el primer año de la universidad compré The Yes Album, con 8 canciones para llevarte a otra galaxia jaja.

[@javiergomez3716]

@@hugo_PaNK que tiempos me tocó vivir: esperar el nuevo disco a que llegara, aquí había una discoteca que disco que salia lo tenía en venta al siguiente sábado, recuerdo esperar el yesterday, tales from topographic océan. La primera vez que escuché TFTO parecía que estaba escuchando una misa al inicio y luego la explosión de un rock insuperable. Que tiempos vivi.

[@hugo_PaNK]

@@javiergomez3716 Uh ese Tales con sus cuatros movimientos es una obra conceptual magnánima. Varias escuchas necesita.

[@frankquinn1296]

I was at the Yessongs set, not filmed on this, in Glasgow . I seen this the Topographic Ocean tour the relayer tour , my uncle introduced me to them when I was 14 in 1972. I fell in love with the music immediately , I have loved them ever since. I repaid my uncle by taking him to the Symphonic tour in Toronto , where we both live now, in 2003 , he looked at me and said you know way more about this than we ( his brother) ever tried to teach you.

[@theresa42213]

l watched a recent ''Reaction'' video where 2 young guys heard Close to the Edge for the first time. One of 'em said .. ''...l found parts of this really intimidating! lt's like Zappa in that you have to _work_ to digest it!'' Oh _man!_ The fist time l heard this ...some 40 odd years ago ....it _BLEW MY MIND,_ as it does now ....after the ZILLIONTH time! l dont find that l have to ''work'' to digest it. l never did!! lt rolls right off really easily! l find it EXHILARATING to the nth degree! Every note of it! Same with most Zappa!

[@andrewharding5781]

Haven't stopped listening since around 1972! Off next week to Glasgow to see them but tinged with a huge amount of sadness since Alan's recent passing. RIP both Alan and Chris.

[@allybev1647]

I’ll be in Glasgow as well, not the same without Jon Anderson .But Still looking forward to concert.

[@LeftyF2003]

I saw them in 1976 in the round at New Haven Coliseum. Incredible show, except for the idiot that threw an M80 on stage during The Clap. Steve Howe stopped playing, gave the guy the finger and started the song again. Standing ovation on that one!

[@progqueen5952]

Gosh, I’d give anything to have witnessed that! Greetings from Illinois!

[@marktendler5429]

I was there. I remember thinking after every song that no way it could get any better than this, and with each song they proved me wrong. Awesome Band!!!!!

[@kvmalley]

I was there as well @Fred Clark amazing show, as always! My pregnant sister came with us without a ticket! She got in and somehow met up with us to catch the ride home! Saw them many many times back in the day! Still my fav of all time, I have all of it on brand new vinyl again! I also have this on DVD!

[@fredhurst2528]

Enjoyed the visual but I would recommend listening to the album for anyone who enjoys the music. The sound quality of the live album is vastly superior to this video upload.

[@rodneyhood2269]

Unbelievably talented musicians at the top of their game. 50 years and we're still listening.

[@AntonellaFrancesca]

Lucky to have seen them many times especially at that time!

[@getonlygotonly]

Steve turns that jazz box into a rock machine

[@garywinner7666]

Been a yes fan since 72 still listen all the time never been a better group of musicians

[@juanjosevega5212]

Otro album directo/película que marcó mi adolescencia. Simplemente estratosférico.

[@christophernash3577]

Excellent and heads and shoulders above other uploads of this. Many thanks.

[@jameswattles7341]

Got to love You Tube I have this on a VHS tape so I haven't seen this for a while. I will always be a YES fan : )

[@capothier34]

❤still listening in 2024 🥰!

[@luiscordoba5636]

Uno de los mas grandes genial yes desde Piura Perú

[@daverichardson7289]

Possibly the best version of all Good People, especially Steve's solo at the end on the white Gibson double neck. 2020, much older and still loving it!

[@dantean]

Almost all these are "best versions of" for me, even if I wish the sound mix could have matched the LP.

[@tonykeith76]

They were beyond time and space

[@jameskennedy721]

Not sure what they were smoking , but I never thought they were just another rock band .

[@psychodelicrock12]

The Gibson double neck guitar is my favorite of all Steve Howe’s electric 12 strings.

[@charlesfleeman1765]

Yessongs was one of my most listened to albums as a young teen in the 70s, but the audio for this film is not satisfying. Glad to see it end with Yours Is No Disgrace, which was always one of my favorite pieces on the album (much better than the studio version).

[@sophiezanep]

The Yessongs version of Yours Is No Disgrace is what I listen to on my way to the hockey games I play in.......

[@jr13227]

If you want good audio from yes live in this era check out the progeny album which is live from their us tour in late ‘72.

[@michaelanthony9068]

My life is defined by YES. Thank you God for Yes and the music thru Yes.

[@russellfillis6864]

Me too...ilove you and yes😢😅😊

[@alanweissaltz1882]

Luckily somebody had the good sense to film this 😆😆😆😆😆

[@thomashumphrey7395]

So many bands sound so dated (in a bad way) and don't stand the test of time. YES is timeless.

[@philipgior3312]

Thanks for uploading this one. I had never before seen it and have greatly enjoyed it!

[@alanweissaltz1882]

Thank God we have these recordings

[@michaelanthony9068]

OMG I was enlightened to the Yessongs album in the early 70’s and it’s still like going to a church revival in 2022. Every Yes album is like church. Especially The Ladder. Magic. God thank you for Yes.

[@nickbarton3191]

The anthems of my youth. How I miss those days.

[@iamthewalrus2294]

Thanks to share great music, magical music made with love and virtuosity.

[@johnr.lovato4280]

And speaking of Rick Wakeman, a keyboard virtuoso with possibly only one peer, Kieth Emerson. Two musicians alone at such a pinnacle of amazing ability, and yet completely devoid of competitive jealousy and remained close friends until Kieth’s passing. Two pros on a completely different level. I know that it’s a cliché but, doggone it, they just don’t make music like that anymore.

[@merit7720]

I like them

[@richardcatalinajr.369]

Heavens, why did it take me more than 45 years to realize Yessongs (the movie) is not the same soundtrack as Yessongs (the triple album)? I saw the movie first and was hooked. Bought the album and always assumed it was the same as the movie I had seen - at a drive-in, no less, at midnight. Learn something new every day!

[@mackoz1893]

It's so good music... Yes still brings me lots of positive emotions. I love this band ♥️

[@dgmaito]

Amazing Steve Howe

[@francoisdunord7169]

Just bought this 3x lp yesterday, a copy from 1976 i believe, 🇳🇱

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

greatest live album ever..this band is immaculate...prog gods..years ahead of everyone else

[@dandecastro51]

I'm 62. Still my fave live LP. This video is from that tour, but not the same as on LP. Still great stuff. What kept them my fave band, among many other obv greats, is for DECADES, incredible live shows with any line up.

[@dandecastro51]

A great eg, one of many, in any era of their history, is "Symphonic live" in 2001. And You and I, and Ritual truly aged like fine wine. Or Yesshows, Gates of Delirium even surpassed a perfect studio recording.

[@charleshall9461]

No one like Chris Squire on bass!!! RIP!

[@charleshall9461]

His playing like no other made all songs unique, strumming his bass like a guitar.

[@morbidmanmusic]

no

[@iancroft1447]

WoW Best Picture Yet-Much Thanx FV !!!

[@RelayerTC]

Went to the 50th annv. Close To The Edge show last night at Hard Rock Live in Gary, Indian. Fantastic show! They are tight, Billy has gelled the with group really nicely now. Steve is still amazing 50 years later, boggles the mind. Thanks to all of you for a lifetime of this music.

[@jonathanbonomo2824]

Remember going to see this in the movie theater when it was released. Awesome

[@RVMielo]

Went to see Uriah Heep and KISS At Miami /Hollywood Sportatorium...Left during KISS and went to see the midnight showing of this movie and was the best concert I ever went to...movie wise...

[@Jeff-o-Lee]

Anyone have or listened to "Seven Shows From Seventy Two"? I got the Nassau, NJ & Montreal. It's shorter than "Yessongs" but, IMO much better mix on the two shows I have. If you love YES. It's worth checking out.

[@smithpm81]

when a real band was at the peak of their craft

[@pressureworks]

38:51 According to the man who sold his house to Dr Strange............. Enjoy hearing / figuring out the actual lyrics even after listening for 50 years.

[@contact3604]

Thank you for sharing! Amazing sound. Moira From England.😊👍

[@JoseFernandez-le9xi]

Excelentes maestros de la música never never Morira su gran talento por la eternidad serán recordados y escuchados Saludos desde Cincinnati Ohio Gracias por compartir God bless your

[@briancampbell1528]

I saw this historic film at the midnight movies. It was very worn out and blurry. So happy it's restored.

[@johnurban7333]

Best concert ever.

[@iliketowatch.]

Who else remembers watching this movie (and others like "The Song Remains the Same" and Pink Floyd's "Live at Pompeii") at their local midnight movie theater?

[@Dante-fy2pv]

Subject : The Criminal case of Makati Firemen, Metro Manila, Philippines Makati Fire Department, Metro Manila, Philippines. Locacation : Manila Intercontinental Hotel Makati Metro Manila Philippines plus other crimes for daily living back-up by Manila Electric Comoany. MERALCO Philippines. Thank you your Majesty King Charles Great Britain U. k.

[@polcommwatcher]

Saw them on Tales and Relayer tours, at New Haven Colosseum. Tales was an amazing show; Relayer very impressive but lacked magic, perhaps because nothing can top your first live experience of a top band. Steve Howe is outrageous. Although Beggar's Banquet, Workingman's Dead, and Marquee Moon more closely express/span my pop music taste, virtuoso prog--Yes and King Crimson--seared my teenage brain. I fondly revisit those psychic artifacts from when life was expansive and I was yet to make mistakes which truly mattered.

[@michaelanthony9068]

You reference a couple things I don’t understand but overall your comment makes me think we would totally understand each other. I’m from west coast you’re east coast but we are connected spirits because of Yes. God and Yes touch your soul.

[@gillan5]

Saw it in the movies when I was 12 years old . 1972. The sound quality always angers me. Unforunately YES never mastered a good recording quality. Live Album also is not very good. In comparison Seconds Out by Genesis is formidable.

[@getonlygotonly]

oh yeah, this is the good stuff

[@joeblow2069]

Saw this at midnight at a downtown(Rockford Il) theater. While the crowd was about half the size of the ones for Led Zeppelin, Song remains the same it was still quite the surprise. You didn't need to bring your own weed just breath. Everybody was high.

[@twagn]

This movie started my obsession with Yes music

[@rafaeltalavera3080]

Este es el mejor concierto que Yes nos dió en los 70's, pero lo que nunca entendí, fue el porque no filmaron todas las canciones que están dentro del álbum triple

[@luisanderson5250]

Pasa el tiempo y son incomparables.

[@LUISALBERTOBRUNELLO]

NO sabia que comenzaba con i see all good people, pensé que el orden era el del vinilo/CD, creía que comenzaba con Pájaro de Fuego

[@Riso-Musik]

I failed my A levels because I spent my time in the Common Room lietening to Close to the Edge with my first g/f. Happy days

[@LuisLopez-ko5jp]

So young ...this music is not easy to play. Masters of their instruments

[@jesusreyes1927]

My first concert at the forum in LA, unforgettable experience specially wurm,it blew me away!!

[@themetallian2112]

One of the best concert films!

[@carlosluthier9700]

Ouço Yes desde anos 70' a emoção é sempre a mesma....🇧🇷 Carlos Coelho 🇧🇷🇧🇷🤟

[@martyconroy3786]

Best triple album ever made. Only seen faded clips, so thanks for the great picture. Too bad sound quality doesn't match, can barely hear Chris Squire's booming bass lines. A real pity, this album proved that live, wasn't a better bassist alive. Today, they are still touring, but without him, they just aren't Yes.

[@pressureworks]

Perhaps it's just your mobile device ? Try playing thru a proper stereo ???

[@golfhound]

Bummer - no Siberian Shatru or Starship Trooper or Chris Squire performing his bass solo. I'm guessing the footage no longer exists.

[@olikane530]

yesssss!

[@ricardovaldez5562]

Excelente desde San Juan Argentina

[@mattpodjeski4194]

Thanks for putting a commercial in the best part of the best song

[@alanweissaltz6405]

Isn't that just divine?😒😒

[@Rnr196970]

I saw this on VHS in the 80s and there was some kind of commercial/ad or video featuring a motorcycle and some kind of rock music car chase ending in a crash or cliff launch, does anyone remember this and what it was? Was it related to YES or just a commercial?

[@majsiewiczm57]

Koncert mega ciekawy.Zespol w kapitalnej formie.