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SHERWOOD,BILLY / KAYE,TONY - Live in Japan: Expanded Edition - Amazon.com Music
2016 three disc (two CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) live release from the prog-rock legends. Billy Sherwood is the current bass player in the band Yes and will be touring with the band throughout 2016. Tony Kaye was an original founder member of Yes and re-joined the band for the hugely successful 90125 era, which produced the hit ‘Owner Of A Lonely Heart’. Live in Japan sees the duo performing songs from their careers including a generous number of Yes hits.
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9.72 x 5.04 x 0.63 inches; 4.44 Ounces
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The video quality isn't exceptional, but the audio on the DVD is very good. The visual quality maybe even a little less than the bonus DVD's w/Circa and Sherwood/Squire's Conspiracy, but it's very much watchable and enjoyable. Come on other reviewer these are 2 great artists delivering some great recordings and the additional tour footage is interesting. Please don't discourage the hard working and prolific Sherwood and the great Tony Kaye from giving us more bonus DVD's. The reviewer comments could apply to a early period Fate's Warning DVD that was not watchable and they probably shouldn't have released it, but the Kaye/Sherwood and the others i mention above are very much worth having in your collection. I give 4 stars because of the DVD and 5 stars for the CD's.
I'll have to listen to it more. Billy puts out great stuff, and continually evolves (as well as his GREAT early work), this one really didn't move me. Tony Kaye is much better than his maligned reputation, and I know that tours of Japan are readily available for various artists. However, after the SUPERB "Citizen", the GREAT "Windmills or whatever", and a SUPER FANTASTIC "Universal Garden", this is for the completist only. Really, they play Yes songs that they didn't even play on, if memory is correct. Buy the other stuff. Billy is great, and his greatest days are ahead of him.
The two cds are no big deal but are ok to listen to. The real rip off is the Dvd. The quality is disastrous. It looks like shot with a pocket camera. It does not even reach a VHS quality. It is blury most of the time and pixels. It is a pity that two Yes members have decided to issue such video.
A new low in Yes-related releases. Lackluster performances, muddy mix, severe overuse of effects boxes and obvious, clunky, use of backing tracks. Disappointing.
Nice well balanced setlist.Very well produced sounding audio. Although the DVD quality is not the best, I wasn't disappointed as I was expecting this as Ive purchased similar packages by lesser known smaller name artists who have connections to bigger bands, without big record company backing e.g John Payne's GPS band. Its just good that these artists are managing to get the material released and in a way they're keeping the better known bands legacy alive. e.g. The More We Live (never played live by Yes) and No Way We Can Lose (only ever played twice live by Yes and never officially released). Now that Sherwood has officially joined Yes as the much missed Chris Squire's replacement maybe his influence will force Yes to officilly release some glaring omissions in their back catalogue - DVDs/CDs from the Big Generator, Talk, Open Your Eyes tours. In the meantime good on yer Billy n Tony
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