YES / FLY FROM EAST #3 (2CDR)

◆Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan – April 19, 2012
(Disc 1)
01. Opening (Benjamin Britten's "The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra")
02. Yours Is No Disgrace
03. Tempus Fugit
04. I've Seen All Good People I – Your Move
05. I've Seen All Good People II – All Good People
06. And You and I I – Cord of Life
07. And You and I II – Eclipse
08. And You and I III – The Preacher, the Teacher
09. And You and I IV – Apocalypse
10. Steve Howe Solo #1: Solitaire
11. Steve Howe Solo #2: Second Initial

(Disc 2)
01. Fly From Here Overture
02. Fly From Here I – We Can Fly
03. Fly From Here II – Sad Night at the Airfield
04. Fly From Here III – Madman at the Screens
05. Fly From Here IV – Bumpy Ride
06. Fly From Here V – We Can Fly (Reprise)
07. Heart of the Sunrise
08. Owner of a Lonely Heart
09. Starship Trooper I – Life Seeker
10. Starship Trooper II – Disillusion
11. Starship Trooper III – Wurm
12. Roundabout (Encore)

◇Personnel:
Chris Squire (bass)
Steve Howe (guitar)
Alan White (drums)
Geoff Downes (keyboards)
Jon Davison (vocals)

A complete, high-quality audience recording of the first night of YES’s three-day Tokyo residency during their 2012 Japan tour, captured at Shibuya Public Hall on April 19, 2012. This recording captures the final Tokyo performance of the band’s first Japan tour in nine years, presented in superb sound quality derived from the label’s original high-quality masters, which have undergone 24-bit digital remastering.
The tour featured the *Drama*-era lineup—Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Alan White, and Geoff Downes—and the setlist offered a comprehensive overview of the band’s 40-plus-year history. It spanned everything from 1970s staples like "Starship Trooper" and "Roundabout" to the 1980s hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart," as well as the title suite from their latest album, *Fly From Here*. Of particular note is lead vocalist Jon Davison, who stepped in on short notice to replace Benoît David; his high-pitched vocals—reminiscent of a young Jon Anderson—and his stage presence are truly impressive, sure to satisfy even long-time fans.
The rotating track for this particular show was "Heart of the Sunrise," and Steve Howe’s second solo segment featured a performance of "Second Initial."