Yes

In July 2014, Yes graced the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion in Boston during their summer tour, delighting fans with a performance that centered around their iconic 1971 album *Fragile*. This album marked a significant moment in the band's evolution, featuring individual solo tracks from each of the five original members, which showcased their distinct talents. During this particular live recording of "Five Percent for Nothing," originally drummed by Bill Bruford, it's actually Alan White who takes the reins, reflecting the band's dynamic shifts over the years as members have come and gone. By this time, Yes was not just celebrating their history but also reinvigorating their legacy, showing that even decades after *Fragile*’s release, their live performances still resonate deeply with audiences. How cool is it that they can take fans on such a nostalgic journey while still embracing their dynamic present? It’s a true testament to the band’s enduring spirit.

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