Yes

In the summer of 2004, Yes was riding high on the wave of nostalgia and celebrating a milestone—35 years of crafting transcendent music. The concert featured in the "Songs From Tsongas" collection was a highlight of their anniversary tour. Just prior to this event, they had released "Magnification" in 2001, an album that marked a significant moment in their career as it showcased a fresh orchestral sound arranged by film composer Larry Groupé. Interestingly, this concert didn't just celebrate their past; it was remarkable as it included the return of original members after decades, putting fans in a tizzy over the lineup that spanned generations. The soaring harmonies of tracks like "Your Move" and "All Good People" truly connected the band's legacy to the moment, proof that even after all those years, their music had the power to resonate deeply with audiences, both old and new. How incredible is it to think that live music can bridge so many years of fan devotion?

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