Yes

In June 1979, when Yes performed live at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, they were in a thrilling season of their career marked by the release of their album "Tormato." This period showcased their signature blend of progressive rock, characterized by complex compositions and intricate musicianship. "Tormato" explored themes of shifting perspectives and experimental sounds, encapsulating the band's continuous evolution. Interestingly, while "Tormato" wasn't as commercially successful as some previous works, it still included noteworthy tracks that resonated with fans, like "Future Times" and "Onward." The live performance featured the band "in the round," making for a memorable visual experience that engaged the audience from every angle. This dynamic setup reflected their innovative spirit, proving that even amidst commercial challenges, Yes maintained a commitment to artistic exploration and live performance. Isn't it amazing how a rotating stage can change the entire vibe of a concert?

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