Ask Yes & Rhino Records to Release Rare Yes Recordings
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Marco Salcedo
12 years ago
I would definitely buy such a record
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Bernie Hunter
12 years ago
The BBC done one,, a live recording for the Friday rock show. That I recorded for the radio 1979 concert the last show. With Anderson and wakeman, find this recording....
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Joseph Whipple
12 years ago
Would love to hear these performances!
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Paul Claxton
12 years ago
Would buy!
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Jeff Johannes
12 years ago
Thank you for your concern and attention to preserving the history of this important chapter of yes.
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Dominick Squillace
12 years ago
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If anyone should mix these live recordings it should be Steve Wilson because of the great job he has done with the mixes of CTTE and The Yes Album.
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Sheldon Rosenberg
12 years ago
The early 70's are an essential era of Yes music and a lot of us grew up listening to this music in our "musical" formative years. Please release this live material so we can enjoy and listen to the best music ever made. Thank you.
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Erni Vidal
12 years ago
Please don't give up!!
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Robert Simonds
12 years ago
Technology makes distribution of archival recordings cost effective, and I'm sure there are legions of sound engineer "hobbyists" who would volunteer to mix these. So why not?
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Alejandro Pizarro
12 years ago
Essential stuffs!!!!! (fan since 1974)
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Harold Peterson
12 years ago
Fan since 1971.
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Peter Asher
12 years ago
These tapes are of historical significance and are a mjor element in the Yes heritage. The fans must not be deprived of this.
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James Ellis
12 years ago
As a YES fan I think the lost tapes that were found should be available to people that love this groups music. Very important to me.
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Michael Durham
12 years ago
These historical tapes should be released.
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Dennis Keller
12 years ago
This would be a wonderful thing for the fans!
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JeffRelayer
12 years ago
40th anniversary rehashes selling all over the place - how does previously unreleased material (assuming it HAS survived) not make sense as a release?
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Stephen Evans
12 years ago
I would definitely buy these shows if you would release them! Please consider releasing this very 'classic' era of Yes.
I would definitely buy such a record
The BBC done one,, a live recording for the Friday rock show. That I recorded for the radio 1979 concert the last show. With Anderson and wakeman, find this recording....
Would love to hear these performances!
Would buy!
Thank you for your concern and attention to preserving the history of this important chapter of yes.
If anyone should mix these live recordings it should be Steve Wilson because of the great job he has done with the mixes of CTTE and The Yes Album.
The early 70's are an essential era of Yes music and a lot of us grew up listening to this music in our "musical" formative years. Please release this live material so we can enjoy and listen to the best music ever made. Thank you.
Please don't give up!!
Technology makes distribution of archival recordings cost effective, and I'm sure there are legions of sound engineer "hobbyists" who would volunteer to mix these. So why not?
Essential stuffs!!!!! (fan since 1974)
Fan since 1971.
These tapes are of historical significance and are a mjor element in the Yes heritage. The fans must not be deprived of this.
As a YES fan I think the lost tapes that were found should be available to people that love this groups music. Very important to me.
These historical tapes should be released.
This would be a wonderful thing for the fans!
40th anniversary rehashes selling all over the place - how does previously unreleased material (assuming it HAS survived) not make sense as a release?
I would definitely buy these shows if you would release them! Please consider releasing this very 'classic' era of Yes.
Here's my vote.
YES fans want the recordings released.
I want these recordings!!!!