Yes

In August 2002, during their performance at the Tweeter Center in Camden, New Jersey, Yes was riding the wave of creative revival sparked by their album "Magnification," released in 2001. This record marked a significant moment for the band as it was their first studio album to feature an orchestra, bringing a lush, melodic depth that really resonated with audiences. The live recording captures the essence of Yes's progressive rock evolution, blending orchestrated symphonies with their iconic sound. Notably, the setlist includes classic tracks like "Siberian Khatru" and "America," showcasing their enduring appeal. It's fascinating to think about how, after decades in the industry, Yes still delivered exhilarating performances, filled with complex musicianship and emotional nuance, truly inspiring fans both new and old. Seeing them live during this era was a testament to their lasting influence in rock music, wouldn’t you agree?

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