Yes 08/10/2001

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Date: 08/10/01
Year: 2001
Venue: Blossom Music Center
City: Cuyahoga Falls
State: OH

Set I

Give Love Each Day
Close To The Edge
Listen To Your Heart/Long Distance Runaround
Don't Go
In The Presence Of
Gates Of Delirium
Corkscrew/Mood For A Day
Wonderous Stories
Perpetual Change
And You And I
Ritual
I've Seen All Good People

Set II

E: Starship Trooper
Roundabout

Set III

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Yessymphonic Tour
An Entire Night Of Yes With The Yes Symphony Orchestra

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User (active/rating)	Media / #	Sound	Details	User Source
Ryan A. (4/5)	cdr / 3	B+	View	SS DSM-6S > Sony MZ-R70 > cdr
Notes:	As I recall, Jon's wife ("my beautiful, wonderful Janie") had a seat mix-up with an audience member. She always sits front row center at most every Yes show, and somehow the venue had sold her seat to a lay person. They haggled with this for the first song or 2, which distracted Jon a bit (he kept looking down to see what the commotion with Janie was about), but apparently Janie was very cordial - and they worked it out amiably. The show itself is a good one. Gates is unquestionably the highlight. As they were bringing the chaos-tension to a peak (with all the band and orchestra strumming and banging dissonance), and preparing to move into the Victory March, I vividly remember sitting there gripping my chair in the 15th row and thinking "My GOD, I have never heard Gates this overwhelming before." ... victory march release ... groove .. ahhhhhhh! There is a bit too much of Chris' bass in there, and the orchestra is buried quite often (common to many of the ampitheatre symphonic shows). But very fun show.
Martin McNally (4/0)	cdr / 3		View	aud
TTDaddy (3/0)	FLAC / 2		View	AUD
Notes:	Converts to 3 audio discs
Matt Putzel (0/0)	CDR/SHN / 2	VG	View	AUD
Notes:

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Ryan A. (4/5)

cdr / 3

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SS DSM-6S > Sony MZ-R70 > cdr

Notes:

As I recall, Jon's wife ("my beautiful, wonderful Janie") had a seat mix-up with an audience member. She always sits front row center at most every Yes show, and somehow the venue had sold her seat to a lay person. They haggled with this for the first song or 2, which distracted Jon a bit (he kept looking down to see what the commotion with Janie was about), but apparently Janie was very cordial - and they worked it out amiably. The show itself is a good one. Gates is unquestionably the highlight. As they were bringing the chaos-tension to a peak (with all the band and orchestra strumming and banging dissonance), and preparing to move into the Victory March, I vividly remember sitting there gripping my chair in the 15th row and thinking "My GOD, I have never heard Gates this overwhelming before." ... victory march release ... groove .. ahhhhhhh! There is a bit too much of Chris' bass in there, and the orchestra is buried quite often (common to many of the ampitheatre symphonic shows). But very fun show.

Martin McNally (4/0)

cdr / 3

View

aud

TTDaddy (3/0)

FLAC / 2

View

AUD

Notes:

Converts to 3 audio discs

Matt Putzel (0/0)

CDR/SHN / 2

View

AUD

Notes:


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