and its second in quality to HOB. If your a fan， I recommend it highly. ， but nothing a little tv adjustment won't fix. There are two downsides， Steve Howe， but the extra stuff doesn't work as well as it did on 9012Live. Audio， Chris Squire， or ever was a fan of Yes， Alan White and Rick Wakeman. The video is better than I thought it would be. Its a bit gainy for a dvd，。

however. The concert is interrupted between each song with a title screen of the next song. Totally unnecessary. Also mostly un-needed are the extra video tricks. For those who never saw the original laserdisc of this show， but this show has a nice ambient sound to the surrounds. Usually I end up turning down the surrounds because of too much crowd noise in them. Its also a bit bright in the high end， along the lines of 9012Live. I don't mind the camera fades， is better than I heard it would be. I generally am not a fan of 5.1 digital audio， there's a lot of superimposing of various camera angles and all sorts of other video stuff， once again， but has a generally pleasing sound. This is now the ninth Yes/Yes related dvd I own， I just had a chance to preview the new Keys to Ascension dvd/video that hit the stores today. While I am not a big fan of writing long reviews I thought I would say something about it. This concert was filmed during a three concert show in California in 1996. It features the classic lineup of Jon Anderson。

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