11/12/2011 Glasgow, United Kingdom

Forgotten Yesterdays

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Band

Yes

Date

Saturday, November 12, 2011 (8 years, 11 months and 10 days ago)

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Venue

Clyde Auditorium (3,000 capacity)

Lineup

Geoff Downes     (Keyboards)
Steve Howe     (Guitars)
Chris Squire     (Bass)
Alan White     (Drums)

Benoit David     (Vocals)

Setlist

Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra
Yours Is No Disgrace     (The Yes Album)
Tempus Fugit     (Drama)
I've Seen All Good People     (The Yes Album)
Life On A Film Set     (Fly From Here)
And You And I     (Close To The Edge)
Solitaire     (Fly From Here)
Clap     (The Yes Album)
Fly From Here - Overture     (Fly From Here)
Fly From Here PT I - We Can Fly     (Fly From Here)
Fly From Here PT II - Sad Night At The Airfield     (Fly From Here)
Fly From Here PT III - Madman At The Screens     (Fly From Here)
Fly From Here PT IV - Bumpy Ride     (Fly From Here)
Fly From Here PT V - Reprise     (Fly From Here)
Wonderous Stories     (Going For The One)
Into the Storm     (Fly From Here)
Heart Of The Sunrise     (Fragile)
Starship Trooper     (The Yes Album)
Roundabout     (Fragile)

Videos

Reviews

Simon Barrow:
Monday, November 9, 2015 3:51 PM

Birmingham last night wasn’t an option for me, as it coincided with my wedding anniversary; so my second concert on this leg of the European tour involved a trip from Edinburgh across to Glasgow. The set was identical to the one I heard in Cambridge. The band has been alternating ‘Heart of the Sunrise’ and ‘Machine Messiah’, with HoTS getting the nod again tonight. Chris Squire has put on the weight and lost a little mobility, but he can still produce a good performance, not least with the fast bass lines and solo on this number. Benoit David sang well again overall, but you did find yourself keeping your fingers crossed a wee bit for some of the higher notes on HoTS and the classic ‘And You And I’. Tempos have dropped a little, too, as many critics and fans have observed. But Yes still convey more than mere echoes of their majestic past and, with the new album prominent in the set list, maintain an eye to the future, too.

Jim Toner:
Monday, August 11, 2014 12:15 PM

A good show. Benoit struggled a couple of times to hit the top notes but overall his singing was fine and the band kicked up a storm in front of an enthusiastic crowd.