Yes

In September 2007, when Yes performed "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" at the Montreux Jazz Festival, they were riding the wave of revitalization in their career. That performance was part of the set promoting their live album *Live at Montreux 2003*, which showcases the band's classic lineup — a reunion many fans had been eagerly anticipating. Just shortly before this concert, Yes toured extensively, leveraging the momentum from the studio album *Magnification* released in 2001, which marked a return to form after several years of lineup changes and varying musical direction. This live show captured their musical prowess, brimming with intricate arrangements and virtuosic solos, highlighting both their past hits and newer material. It's sometimes seen as a celebration of their legacy, creating a magical atmosphere that resonated deeply with their loyal fanbase. What’s fascinating is how the band managed to blend nostalgia with fresh energy, demonstrating their timeless appeal in the ever-evolving world of progressive rock.

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