Yes

Back in June 1979, Yes was right in the thick of their "Tourmato Tour," promoting their latest studio effort, **"Tormato,"** which had dropped just a year prior. While that album didn't quite hit the heights of some of their iconic releases, it carried an unmistakable essence of the band's progressive rock roots, and the live performance at Boston Garden showcased their dedication to delivering a memorable experience for fans. Interestingly, this concert was the conclusion of a trio of shows in Boston—a significant marker at a time when they were experimenting with their sound. It’s worth noting that the audience recording captures the intense energy of the band and how they engaged with their loyal fanbase, particularly during tracks that veered toward more experimental territory. The Boston show stands as a snapshot of Yes’s journey in the late '70s, a time filled with creative risks and an evolving identity in the ever-changing landscape of rock music.

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