In January 1974, when Yes performed "The Revealing Science of God" live at Madison Square Garden, they were riding the wave of their critically acclaimed album *Tales from Topographic Oceans*. Released just months earlier in December 1973, this ambitious double album showcased the band’s progressive rock prowess, with lengthy compositions that delved deep into spiritual and philosophical themes. This era marked a peak in Yes’s creativity, but it wasn’t without its challenges—the intricate, sprawling soundscapes of *Tales* divided listeners and even led to some tumult among band members. Interestingly, the performance captured in the live recording reflects the band's commitment to delivering a captivating concert experience despite the challenges of venue acoustics. The remastering attempts to improve the sound quality highlight the enduring legacy of that memorable night in New York City. Just imagine the energy of the crowd in such an iconic setting—it was a time when Yes, with its elaborate arrangements and virtuosic musicianship, was truly redefining what rock concerts could be!