Yes

In January 2004, when Yes performed “Southside of the Sky” in an acoustic format, they were basking in the renewed interest generated by their documentary, *Yesspeak*, which premiered just before their live recording. This performance was part of a unique concert that not only showcased their evolving sound but also highlighted the band’s adaptability—an ability that has kept them relevant across decades. Fresh off their studio album, *Magnification* (2001), which marked a significant return to a symphonic style, the acoustic concert offered a fresh twist on classic material. Did you know that during this period, the band's lineup had included original members like Jon Anderson and Steve Howe? Their dynamic chemistry was palpable, which made this intimate performance particularly enchanting. It beautifully merged nostalgia with a refreshing vibe, showcasing their timeless artistry. This event wasn't just a concert; it felt like a celebration of Yes's enduring legacy.

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