Yessongs

1975
G
1h 12m

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The ultimate for fans of Progressive Rock legends - Yes - the feature film of their 1972 concert at London's Rainbow Theatre.The ultimate for fans of Progressive Rock legends - Yes - the feature film of their 1972 concert at London's Rainbow Theatre.The ultimate for fans of Progressive Rock legends - Yes - the feature film of their 1972 concert at London's Rainbow Theatre.

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7.5/10

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Steve Howe

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Jon Anderson

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Alan White

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Chris Squire

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Rick Wakeman

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Director
- Peter Neal
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- Peter Neal
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A Great Band

This has to be one of the great rock films ever made. The only complaint about it is that you never get a chance to go backstage to see how the band were offstage and how they interacted with each other. Also, if a younger person were looking at this, they might get put off by the length of the songs, but they are so good that you barely notice how long they are. All in all this is an excellent film of one of the most popular bands of the 1970's. Hopefully they will get inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame while they are all still making music.

Sargebri
Mar 28, 2003
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'Yessongs', the film, documents performances from shows Yes played at The Rainbow Theater in London on Dec 15 and 16, 1972, during the 'Close to the Edge' tour. The album 'Yessongs' is not the soundtrack of the film, but a record of various performances from the the 'Fragile' and 'Close to the Edge' tours. Only two performances are the same on the album and film: 'Close to the Edge' itself, and 'Wurm', the closing section of 'Starship Trooper'. In select theaters the film was presented in 4-channel sound, and billed as 'quadraphonic', though actually the sound was three front channels and one rear channel rather than true 'quad'. The audio on all VHS, laserdisc and DVD releases of the film as of 2009 has been upmixed from mono.