Yes

In November 1997, when Yes took the stage at the Brady Theater in Tulsa, they had just released "Open Your Eyes." This album, which came out earlier that same year, marked a noteworthy return to their classic progressive rock roots. While "Open Your Eyes" didn’t soar as high as some of their earlier masterpieces, it still showcased their signature blend of complex arrangements and harmonic richness—a hallmark of their sound. What's particularly fascinating about this performance of "Siberian Khatru" is that it came at a time when the band was celebrating over three decades in the music scene, embracing both their legacy and a new era of fans. The live recordings from this tour often reveal a more mature sound, showing how Yes deftly melded their classic tunes with newer material, maintaining that infectious energy that has captivated audiences for years. It’s always a thrill to witness a band evolve yet stay true to their roots!

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