Yes

In the sweltering summer of 1994, Yes was riding high on the success of their album "Talk," which had just come out earlier that year. This live concert, recorded on July 17 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, showcased the band's unique mix of progressive rock and intricate harmonies, powered by the talents of Jon Anderson on vocals, Trevor Rabin on guitar, and the stalwart rhythm section of Chris Squire and Alan White. "Talk" marked a significant moment for Yes, being their first album recorded with Rabin at the helm—his electric guitar and songwriting breath a fresh lease of life into the band's dynamic. What’s intriguing is that this era saw the band experimenting with a more modern sound, incorporating elements of pop and rock that resonated with the ’90s crowd, making their live shows a thrilling blend of classic hits and fresh material. The energy and inventiveness from "Talk" is palpable in this recording, reminding us of Yes's ongoing evolution and their ability to capture audiences across generations.

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