Yes

In March 1992, when Yes delivered a mesmerizing performance of "Roundabout" in Yokohama, they were riding the waves of their album "Union," released the previous year. This album marked a significant moment in the band's history, as it united members from two distinct lineups of Yes, effectively celebrating both legacy and reinvention. "Union" also showcased their willingness to blend the classic sound with contemporary elements, illustrating that even after decades in the industry, they were unafraid to evolve. It's fascinating to reflect on how their live performances during this era were imbued with a sense of nostalgia while also embracing new musical directions. The Yokohama concert captured Yes's signature soaring harmonies and complex arrangements, striking a balance between the past and their ongoing journey—a true testament to their resilience and artistry in the world of progressive rock.

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