As of March 10, 1974, when Yes performed at the Memphis Cook Convention Center, they were riding high on the success of their ambitious double album, *Tales from Topographic Oceans*, which had been released just four months prior. This live performance was particularly notable as it marked their eighth recorded concert and the twentieth time they showcased material from *Tales*. This album is often seen as a bold artistic statement, dividing listeners and critics alike with its lengthy tracks and complex themes. It's a quintessential moment in their career, capturing Yes at a time when they were pushing the boundaries of progressive rock. The band was known for their elaborate live shows, which featured a mix of visual artistry and intricate musicality. The collective energy of the group during this period would’ve undoubtedly made for an unforgettable experience for those lucky enough to be there.