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Released 29th March 2004

'Seven: A Suite for Orchestra' is Tony Banks' long-awaited classical album recorded with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Mike Dixon, released on the Naxos label

Live Archive 03 (2 CD)

Double CD compiled from Hackett's 2003 To Watch The Storms European tour, featuring tracks from High Wycombe, Stockholm, Braunschweig, Croydon, Mannheim, Rotherham & Limbourg

Rewired (CD (+ DVD))

CD + DVD (All Region/PAL)
Confused by ‘region codes’ and ‘picture formats’?... then consult our guide HERE

Making no unnecessary turns in musical direction, they’ve successfully incorporated a contemporary twist which Mike describes as ‘sonically adventurous’, to enhance the undisputable sound of Mike & The Mechanics

McDonald & Giles (CD)

Ex-King Crimson members own musical venture which resulted in this classic album...

Velvet Afternoon (CD)

Velvet Afternoon is inspired by the music of Erik Satie and other influential classical composers and is richly melodic. The style is distinctly classical but the emphasis is on good tunes with a relaxing contemporary feel

Click here for the 'Daily Mail' review of Velvet Afternoon

Home - Other Artists - Yes - Yes-today (2 CD)

Catalogue ID: SMDCD375
Release Date: 2002
Label: Snapper Music
Stock Status: 2 In Stock
Price: £9.99

This album takes the listener through the best of the 90's and into the new century with live tracks from the band's 2000 tour

More than 20 years after the band's first globe-straddling success, they are still going strong.
The late 1990's saw Yes touring and releasing two of their strongest ever albums, 'The Ladder' and 'Open Your Eyes'

This 2CD compilation gathers tracks from both these albums and adds a few live tracks from 'House of Blues'

Track List

CD1
New State Of Mind
Homeworld (The Ladder)
The Messenger
It Will Be A Good Day
Perpetual Change (live 2000)
Universal Garden
Owner of A Lonely Heart (live 2000)
And You And I (live 2000)

CD2
Open Your Eyes
Face To Face
New Language
From The Balcony
Fortune Seller
If Only You Knew
Somehow Someday
To Be Alive (Hep Yadda)
Awaken (live 2000)