Forgotten Yesterdays
Concert |
 | Yes |
Date
| Monday, May 9, 2016 (4 years, 3 months and 2 days ago) |
Location
| Oxford, England, United Kingdom |
Venue
| New Theatre (1,826 capacity) |
Lineup
| Geoff Downes (Keyboards) |
| Steve Howe (Guitars) |
| Billy Sherwood (Bass) |
| Alan White (Drums) |
| Jon Davison (Vocals) |
| Trevor Horn (Vocals) |
Setlist
Videos |
Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Cans and Brahms | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Chris Squire Tribute (Onward) | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Does it Really Happen | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Encore Introductions | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Five Percent for Nothing | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Going for the One | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Heart of the Sunrise | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Interlude before Going for the One | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Into the Lens | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Introducing Owner of a Lonely Heart | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Introducing Time and a Word | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Introducing Trevor Horn | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - John Kirkman's introduction | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Long Distance Runaround | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Machine Messiah | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Mood for a Day | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Owner of a Lonely Heart | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Roundabout | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Run Through the Light | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Siberian Khatru | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Southside of the Sky | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Starship Trooper | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Tempus Fugit (with Trevor Horn) | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - The Fish (bass duet with Billy Sherwood and Jon Davison) | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Time and a Word | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Trevor Horn gives thanks | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - We Have Heaven | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - White Car | Yes Live: 5/9/16 - Oxford - Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra |
Reviews |
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 8:14 PM
CORRECTION: "Going For the One" was played in place of "Don't Kill the Whale."
John C:
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 12:06 PM
Saw the guys for the 10th (I think) time at Oxford last night - as usual they didn't disappoint.
I was looking forward to hearing the whole of Drama played as I was too young to have seen them back in 1980 when it first came out. This album has grown on me a lot since I first heard it, and hearing it live only improved it.
Highlights included Machine Messiah (great, powerful opener for a concert), Does It Really Happen? (great bassline), all of Fragile and a nice selection of other classics to round the set out; Going For the One replaced Don't Kill the Whale as opener for the second set.
All the band seemed to be enjoying themselves and the songs were played noticeably faster than in recent times. Special mention to Billy Sherwood who absolutely nailed Chris's parts - big shoes to fill, but a more than worthy replacement.
Oh, and to cap it all Trevor Horn came on to sing Tempus Fugit for his first performance with Yes for 36 years! Geoff introduced him, saying how he and Trevor had shocked the prog music world in 1980 by joining Yes. Trevor replied, saying that after 36 years he hoped the fans had forgiven him! Trevor actually sang it pretty well (with a bit of help from JD at the end).
Go and see the tour if you can, it's well worth it.
I was looking forward to hearing the whole of Drama played as I was too young to have seen them back in 1980 when it first came out. This album has grown on me a lot since I first heard it, and hearing it live only improved it.
Highlights included Machine Messiah (great, powerful opener for a concert), Does It Really Happen? (great bassline), all of Fragile and a nice selection of other classics to round the set out; Going For the One replaced Don't Kill the Whale as opener for the second set.
All the band seemed to be enjoying themselves and the songs were played noticeably faster than in recent times. Special mention to Billy Sherwood who absolutely nailed Chris's parts - big shoes to fill, but a more than worthy replacement.
Oh, and to cap it all Trevor Horn came on to sing Tempus Fugit for his first performance with Yes for 36 years! Geoff introduced him, saying how he and Trevor had shocked the prog music world in 1980 by joining Yes. Trevor replied, saying that after 36 years he hoped the fans had forgiven him! Trevor actually sang it pretty well (with a bit of help from JD at the end).
Go and see the tour if you can, it's well worth it.
Fan Recordings |
| Audience 140 min (Audio) |
