Yes

In March 1988, during their Budapest concert, Yes was riding high on the waves of their album "Big Generator," which had been released the previous year. While this album didn't quite reach the commercial heights of their earlier classics, it features some notable hits like "Rhythm of Love," showcasing their iconic blend of progressive rock and new wave influences. Interestingly, the live recording captures a period when Yes had undergone numerous lineup changes, and the ‘80s saw them experimenting with their sound, making it a pivotal time. The band’s energy is palpable in the Budapest show, and "From the Balcony" reflects their knack for emotional lyricism amid complex musical compositions. It's fascinating to think about how, even after all those years, Yes managed to maintain such a vibrant connection with their fans during live performances, breathing new life into their evolving catalog. What a testament to their enduring legacy, right?

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