I just finished watching this magnificent documentary on Yes. My brother recommended it to me and I am so grateful he did, as I enjoyed every second of it.
It's a shame that we don't hear from Tony Kaye and Trevor Rabin. Trevor Rabin is featured briefly, but clearly from an older interview and isn't really talking about Yes but his soundtrack work.
What I loved about this documentary is how I feel I now know the band members a bit better. They come across as very passionate about their music and are very warm and witty and have a great sense of humour. Bill Bruford appears to be a very serious chap, but he has great insight into the band and I enjoyed listening to him.
It's currently available via Sky Arts in the UK and I would highly recommend it.
Thanks to everyone involved in making it.
It's a shame that we don't hear from Tony Kaye and Trevor Rabin. Trevor Rabin is featured briefly, but clearly from an older interview and isn't really talking about Yes but his soundtrack work.
What I loved about this documentary is how I feel I now know the band members a bit better. They come across as very passionate about their music and are very warm and witty and have a great sense of humour. Bill Bruford appears to be a very serious chap, but he has great insight into the band and I enjoyed listening to him.
It's currently available via Sky Arts in the UK and I would highly recommend it.
Thanks to everyone involved in making it.