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Yes - 2001 Symphonic Live
2003 Audio-CD of Set DVD & CD
by server_alliance
Amazon.com
Yes never needed a symphony to prove their sonic prowess. Even without keyboardist Rick Wakeman (replaced here by the skillful Tom Brislin), the veteran members (vocalist Jon Anderson, bassist Chris Squire, drummer Alan White, and guitarist Steve Howe) are masters of their prog-rock domain. And yet the addition of the young, photogenic European Festival Orchestra (for this Amsterdam performance in November 2001) offers a glorious expansion of the Yes sound, enhanced and fully integrated to create the Yes equivalent of Phil Spector's famous wall of sound. Three songs are included from 2001's Magnification, but it's the classics--including a spectacular, epic rendition of Relayer's "Gates of Delirium"--that make this the best of several Yes DVDs on the market. A behind-the-scenes documentary is perfunctory, and the video of "Don't Go" (from Magnification) seems redundant, but the option to view alternate visuals is welcome, and the excellent DTS mix is best enjoyed loud. --Jeff Shannon
Yes _ A New Level In Perfection!, May 12, 2002
Reviewer: Peter H. Kistemaker (Helmond, Noord Brabant Netherlands)
On November 21st and 22nd 2001 Yes visited the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam and gave 2 concerts ... the 2nd one ... was filmed and is now available on video and DVD. ... the DVD version [has] a beautiful mix of band and orchestra ... The DTS sound gives it all an extra dimension .
The concert starts with an overture by the orchestra, that is not visible at that moment. The background is a Roger Dean-like landscape.
After the intro the band starts with the epic Close to the Edge and, immediately, you sense the asset the orchestra is for this song. It brought tears in my eyes from emotion to see young orchestra members with such dedication to music that was written before they were even born. Also on screen there appear icons for animation in the background and there are multiple camera-angles in this song possible.....
At last, Yes on film hits the heights..., June 9, 2002
Reviewer: Simon Barrow (Brighton, United Kingdom)
This excellent production will rapidly become the Mecca of Yes on film. After nearly 34 years and counting the band had still not released an adequate visual representation of their powerful live concerts. `House Of Yes' (from the House of Blues on `The Ladder' tour) came nearest, but the 1970s attempts (`Yessongs' and `Live In Philadelphia') are sub par, and the 1996 `Keys To Ascension' video was ruined by post-production and appalling graphics. Now, finally, they've pulled it off. Two and a half hours of sublime music, intelligent filming, good direction, sensible production and great sound.
The occasion, as most reading this will know, is the 2001 Yes Symphonic Tour - in this case a concert in Amsterdam. The fact that the shoot took place in Europe adds to the enjoyment, as audiences in this part of the hemisphere tend actually to listen to music rather than to yell and scream while it is happening. This removes most irritating aural distractions from the listener's perspective, and avoids elimination problems at the production end....
Yes - 2001 Symphonic Live
2003 Audio-CD of Set DVD & CD
by server_alliance
Amazon.com
Yes never needed a symphony to prove their sonic prowess. Even without keyboardist Rick Wakeman (replaced here by the skillful Tom Brislin), the veteran members (vocalist Jon Anderson, bassist Chris Squire, drummer Alan White, and guitarist Steve Howe) are masters of their prog-rock domain. And yet the addition of the young, photogenic European Festival Orchestra (for this Amsterdam performance in November 2001) offers a glorious expansion of the Yes sound, enhanced and fully integrated to create the Yes equivalent of Phil Spector's famous wall of sound. Three songs are included from 2001's Magnification, but it's the classics--including a spectacular, epic rendition of Relayer's "Gates of Delirium"--that make this the best of several Yes DVDs on the market. A behind-the-scenes documentary is perfunctory, and the video of "Don't Go" (from Magnification) seems redundant, but the option to view alternate visuals is welcome, and the excellent DTS mix is best enjoyed loud. --Jeff Shannon
Yes _ A New Level In Perfection!, May 12, 2002
Reviewer: Peter H. Kistemaker (Helmond, Noord Brabant Netherlands)
On November 21st and 22nd 2001 Yes visited the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam and gave 2 concerts ... the 2nd one ... was filmed and is now available on video and DVD. ... the DVD version [has] a beautiful mix of band and orchestra ... The DTS sound gives it all an extra dimension .
The concert starts with an overture by the orchestra, that is not visible at that moment. The background is a Roger Dean-like landscape.
After the intro the band starts with the epic Close to the Edge and, immediately, you sense the asset the orchestra is for this song. It brought tears in my eyes from emotion to see young orchestra members with such dedication to music that was written before they were even born. Also on screen there appear icons for animation in the background and there are multiple camera-angles in this song possible.....
At last, Yes on film hits the heights..., June 9, 2002
Reviewer: Simon Barrow (Brighton, United Kingdom)
This excellent production will rapidly become the Mecca of Yes on film. After nearly 34 years and counting the band had still not released an adequate visual representation of their powerful live concerts. `House Of Yes' (from the House of Blues on `The Ladder' tour) came nearest, but the 1970s attempts (`Yessongs' and `Live In Philadelphia') are sub par, and the 1996 `Keys To Ascension' video was ruined by post-production and appalling graphics. Now, finally, they've pulled it off. Two and a half hours of sublime music, intelligent filming, good direction, sensible production and great sound.
The occasion, as most reading this will know, is the 2001 Yes Symphonic Tour - in this case a concert in Amsterdam. The fact that the shoot took place in Europe adds to the enjoyment, as audiences in this part of the hemisphere tend actually to listen to music rather than to yell and scream while it is happening. This removes most irritating aural distractions from the listener's perspective, and avoids elimination problems at the production end....
спасибо! а дивидюк будет?
будет, но позже... и другой... но ДВД-Аудио :lol:
Немцы ещё во всю качают! :fear2:
Ну и поддержат попути! :D
Ну и поддержат попути! :D
Спасибо!
Спасибо OlCh!
В 2003 сделал себе на birth день царский подарок - билет на концерт YES.
Как всегда и камеру с собой прихватил. Для тех, кому интересно - могу выложить фото.
В 2003 сделал себе на birth день царский подарок - билет на концерт YES.
Как всегда и камеру с собой прихватил. Для тех, кому интересно - могу выложить фото.
интересно! выкладывай фотки плис :)
| QUOTE (OlCh @ 03-04-2006, 21:54) |
| интересно! выкладывай фотки плис :) |
прямо здесь?
а чо перепили и голые бегали? :lol:
Извини OlCh, отлучился на ... часок :)
Ну, что же, начнём.
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Ну, что же, начнём.
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
lepota :)
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004
Madison Square Garden, NYC
May 13, 2004