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Yes Acoustic: Guaranteed No Hiss (2004)

On January 26th, 2004, fans were treated to an exclusive, one time only, live performance from Yes. For the first time, the Yes classic line up of Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Alan White and Rick Wakeman, performed "Live and Unplugged."

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Yes Acoustic: Guaranteed No Hiss

Title	Yes Acoustic: Guaranteed No Hiss (2004)
Runtime	38 min.
Studio	SnagFilms
Genres	Music \| News and Information
Description	in a simultaneous live satellite transmission from a studio in Los Angeles, across multiple time zones, to cinemas throughout the United States of America, a 75 minute version of the film Yesspeak was premiered. Following this live broadcast, the fans in the cinemas were treated to an exclusive, one time only, live performance from Yes. For the first time, the Yes classic line up of Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Alan White and Rick Wakeman, performed "Live and Unplugged." This is the recording of that digital transmission...Yes Acoustic.

about 1 month ago

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Sometimes it pays to look at the movie listings starting at the END of the alphabet...
The musicianship is such that often I forgot that this was "unplugged" and "acoustic." They are still a tight ensemble, and Jon Anderson's voice rings true. Sure, they've aged, but they've aged well. I'll be passing this on to some friends.

about 1 month ago

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If you like Yes, you'll love this.

2 months ago

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with classics as these is always a blast! Thanks for the happy thoughts, Guys!! ♥ : )

One Love!!

3 months ago

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Is just impossibly good on guitar!! They all sounded good, but man, Steve Howe is just incredible. Every time i think i'm any good on guitar, i watch someone like him play and realize what a talentless hack i am compared to that!!

Jolly good show boys!!

6 months ago

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Good to see journeyman musicians carrying on through it all.

Wakeman was more amazing than ever, new depth to his playing that came only through the many years. And the golden voice of Jon Anderson still carried that bell-like tone, but had mellowed, and that luscious touch of hoarseness behind it ....ahhhhh.

6 months ago

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Love this band... they still sound good. Great harmony, great sound, and great lyrics - (something younger generations of musicians would do well to learn!!)

10 months ago

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Long-distance run around...timeless tunes. Kinda like the Moody Blues. Piano refrains are so classical really. Drummer always in a frown trout-mouth visage, but good drums! I guess I was too focused on the out-of-date hairdos & candlelight...what was with that? Too much commentary between each song, with "our last tour" when they are playing the same songs for 35 years. Guess I'm just a spoiled quintessential Grateful Deadhead where the music plays the band in an endless progression of newness...

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