Yes

Let’s take a little trip back to 2001, shall we? Yes was on the "Magnification" tour, promoting an album of the same name that had just come out a year prior in 2001. This was a significant moment for the band, as it marked a return to their roots with a more orchestral sound, showcasing their iconic progressive rock flair blended with symphonic elements. Interestingly, "Magnification" was also notable for being the first album not to feature long-time keyboardist Rick Wakeman since the early ’70s. At this live performance in Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre, you could feel that mix of nostalgia and innovation in the air as they played both classic hits and fresh material. The symphonic arrangement enhanced their distinctive sound, offering fans a lush listening experience. It's easy to see why live recordings from this era resonate so powerfully; they capture not just the music, but the very spirit of Yes as they navigated a pivotal moment in their storied career.

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