Yes

In the late '90s, Yes was in a fascinating phase of their long and storied career. By the time they took the stage at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on November 30, 1998, they had just released their studio album, *The Ladder*, earlier that year. This album marked a significant return to the band's iconic sound, blending progressive rock with a fresher, pop-oriented approach. What’s intriguing about the live recording of "Yours Is No Disgrace," is that it showcases not only the classic composition from their earlier catalog but also highlights the synergy of the lineup featuring the legendary Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, and Steve Howe, among others. This period was a sort of renaissance for Yes; they were reconnecting with their roots while dynamically evolving. Plus, performing at an iconic venue like the House of Blues added a buzz, reminding everyone why they remain staples in the rock scene. Isn’t it amazing how live performances can transport us back in time, capturing not just the music, but the essence of the era?

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