YES Release Live Album 'Topographic Drama'
By: Caryn Robbins Nov. 16, 2017
In the Summer of 2016, Yes embarked upon an ambitious tour. At each show, the band performed its 1980 album Drama in its entirety - for the first time ever - plus sides one and four from Yes' 1973 double-album Tales From Topographic Oceans (their first number one album), together with fan favourites like "Roundabout" and "Starship Trooper."
Rhino salutes the influential progressive rockers - who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year - with the new live album, TOPOGRAPHIC DRAMA - LIVE ACROSS AMERICA. The music will be available on 24th November as a double-CD and a triple-LP. Both versions feature detailed cover art designed by the band's longtime collaborator Roger Dean. The new collection features live performances from 12 dates recorded on the same tour in February 2017, by the current Yes line-up: Steve Howe (guitars), Alan White (drums), Geoff Downes (keyboards), Billy Sherwood (bass), Jon Davison (vocals), and additional drummer for this tour Jay Schellen.TOPOGRAPHIC DRAMA
CD Track Listing: Disc One
1. "Machine Messiah"
2. "White Car"
3. "Does It Really Happen?"
4. "Into The Lens"
5. "Run Through The Light"
6. "Tempus Fugit"
7. "And You And I"
8. "Heart Of The Sunrise" Disc Two
1. "The Revealing Science Of God"
2. "Leaves Of Green"
3. "Ritual"
4. "Roundabout"
5. "Starship Trooper" LP Track Listing
Side One
1. "Machine Messiah"
2. "White Car"
3. "Does It Really Happen?" Side Two
1. "Into The Lens"
2. "Run Through The Light"
3. "Tempus Fugit" Side Three
1. "And You And I"
2. "Heart Of The Sunrise" Side Four
1. "The Revealing Science Of God"
2. "Leaves Of Green" Side Five
1. "Ritual" Side Six
1. "Roundabout"
2. "Starship Trooper" 2018 marks half a century since the formation of YES and to celebrate this remarkable milestone YES will embark on a 13-date UK/European tour next March - #YES50. YES also headline their Cruise to the Edge from 3rd-8th February from Tampa and visiting Belize and Mexico. Only a few cabins remain.
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