Yes

In November 1977, Yes was riding a wave of creative momentum, having just released their highly regarded album *Going for the One* earlier that year. This record marked a significant moment for the band as it featured a blend of progressive rock elements with a fresh approach that hinted at a more pop-oriented sound. Live performances, such as the one captured in the recording from the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, showcased the band’s remarkable musicianship and the power of their symphonic arrangements. An interesting tidbit is that the concert includes "Parallels," a track that highlights the band's intricate harmonies and Roger Dean's iconic artwork. During this period, Yes was not just about their studio work; their live shows became legendary for their elaborate audiovisual experiences. It’s fascinating how the energy of a live setting can elevate even the most complex compositions, creating unforgettable moments for both the band and their audience.

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