Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Box Sets from Yes, King Crimson, Pink Floyd and The Beatles
Every year when we do our Holiday Gift Guide we make sure to throw some prog rock into the mix. This year is no exception.
Every year when we do our Holiday Gift Guide we make sure to throw some prog rock into the mix. This year is no exception.
Every Yes show I see is different. And I’ve seen a lot of them. Eighteen, to be exact. And last night’s performance as part of The Royal Affair tour at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage was no different.
“Songs in the Key of X’ takes you back to 1971, a weird transition year between psychedelia and three-minute-long pop wonders. Get ready for the gamut!
This Blu-ray version of the classic Yessongs is pretty much as good as it gets when it comes to this film, and chronicling this era of Yes.
Yes Featuring ARW has put out Live At The Apollo, which finds Anderson, Rabin, and Wakeman delivering a spectacular show that feels fresh and reinvigorated.
In an exclusive interview with Biff Bam Pop!’s Andy Burns, Yes singer Jon Davison discusses his role in the band, his feelings on performing on the band’s 50th anniversary tour, and much more.
Talking to Yes’ Billy Sherwood about the new live album, celebrating the music and memory of Squire, the 20th anniversary of ‘Open Your Eyes,’ his first album as a band member, and much more.
Biff Bam Pop’s Andy Burns talks to Yes keyboardist Geoff Downes about the band’s current tour.
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