Yes

In November 1989, Yes, performing under the name Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe (ABWH), was in a unique phase of its career. Before this live recording in Munich, the band had just put out the album *Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe* earlier that same year. This album marked a significant return to the band's progressive rock roots, blending intricate compositions and symphonic elements that fans had longed for since the classic Yes lineup. Interestingly, this concert featured iconic members Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman who had both contributed heavily to Yes's signature sound. It’s noteworthy that during this era, the band was exploring a newfound camaraderie after years of lineup changes and tension within the band. The Munich show encapsulated this revival, serving not just as a celebration of their past but also as a bold statement of their artistic rebirth. With tracks like "And You and I," they reveled in their legacy while embracing the evolution of their sound, creating a magical experience for fans in attendance.

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