Yes

Just prior to the live recording on November 30, 2002, Yes had released their studio album "Magnification," which came out in 2001. This album was noteworthy as it marked the band's return to a symphonic style, largely driven by orchestration—an interesting departure that showcased their evolution and adaptability. During this time, Yes was also celebrating their legacy while exploring new artistic avenues, which was evident in their live performances. The concert in Cupertino featured classic tracks like "Siberian Khatru," illustrating the band’s prowess in melding complex musical arrangements with engaging performance energy. It’s fascinating how even decades into their career, Yes maintained that unmistakable chemistry and dedication to musicianship that keeps fans captivated. This live recording not only captures their rich history but also signifies a moment where they embraced both their roots and contemporary influences, bridging the past with the present.

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