Yessongs

Yessongs is a concert film documenting the progressive rock band Yes during their 1972-1973 world tour in support of the albums 'Close to the Edge' and 'Fragile'. The film features elaborate stage sets and visual effects that were characteristic of the band's ambitious live performances. It captures the band at the height of their powers, performing complex and epic musical pieces.

Yessongs was generally well-received by fans of progressive rock and Yes, celebrated for its high-quality musicianship and the band's impressive stage production. While critical reviews often focused on the technical aspects and the band's signature elaborate style, it is primarily viewed as a must-see for dedicated followers of the band and the genre.

• Praised for showcasing Yes's virtuosic musical talent and intricate arrangements.

• Highlighted for its impressive and elaborate stage visuals and effects.

• Considered a definitive document of the band's 'symphonic' era live performances.

Google audience: Audience reception for Yessongs is largely positive among Yes fans who appreciate the live performance and the band's signature progressive rock sound. The film is often cited as a valuable record of the band's energetic and visually stunning concerts from their peak popularity.

The elaborate stage set for the 'Close to the Edge' tour, featured in Yessongs, included a massive, rotating globe and intricate lighting designs that were groundbreaking for their time, contributing significantly to the concert's visual spectacle.