Yes - Live at QPR 1975 DVD (Relayer Tour)

Pro-shot DVD of Yes live at QPR during their Relayer tour in 1975: Intro/Firebird Suite Sound Chaser Close To The Edge To Be Over The Gates Of Delirium Your Move Mood For A Day Long Distance Runaround Cachaca The Clap And You And I Ritual Roundabout Sweet Dreams Yours Is No Disgrace Enjoy! Lineup: Jon Anderson - vocals Steve Howe - guitars Chris Squire - bass Patrick Moraz - keyboards Alan White - drums

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ironfist22se (2008-08-24)

Thanks!

DesertEagle97531 (2008-08-25)

Your welcome!

DesertEagle97531 (2008-09-10)

Actually, I'm 19, so I don't really consider myself a grown-up, but thanks for the compliment!

jimolina (2008-09-16)

Im older but never grew up

darien3 (2008-12-30)

Jimolina - I second that. Never intend to, either - not "TOO much," anyhow. haha
I saw this tour at the (now gone) Boston Garden, in Dec 1974. I'd seen Aerosmith at a smaller venue, and they were definitely on their way "up there," but this was the first major arena show I saw. It couldn't have been a more perfect concert - especially with the whole surreal Roger Dean stage props.
A couple of years later, I saw them in Providence, RI - and they still had Patrick Moraz with them. We were dead center, only 8 rows back. In those days, when you were in line when tickets went on sale, you definitely got GOOD seats. Anyhow... It was the first and last time I have ever seen anyone use a MULTI-COLORED laser show, and it was just indescribable.
Since seeing the video of "Tsongas," I'm STILL kicking myself in the ass for not having gone - especially where they had brought back the Roger Dean stage. Eh - at least these days lots of shows are captured on video. I still can't believe Anderson's voice - especially considering his age now.

LeoScorpio (2009-02-20)

Thank you very much for posting Disc 1 of this concert but...what about Disc 2?