YES / FLY FROM EAST #2 (2CDR)

◆Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan – April 18, 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: Ram

(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. Machine Messiah
08. Owner of a Lonely Heart
09. Starship Trooper I – Life Seeker
10. Starship Trooper II – Disillusion
11. Starship Trooper III – Wurm
Encore:
12. Roundabout

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

A complete recording of the April 18, 2012, concert at Shibuya Public Hall—the second of three consecutive nights in Tokyo during YES's 2012 Japan tour—captured via an ultra-high-quality audience recording. This recording captures the second day’s performance—held at a different venue than the previous day’s show at the Seinenkan—in superb sound quality, derived from the label’s original high-quality master and enhanced via 24-bit digital remastering. The tour features the *Drama*-era lineup of Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Alan White, and Geoff Downes. The setlist offers a comprehensive overview of the band’s 40-plus-year history, ranging 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—whose high-pitched voice and stage presence are reminiscent of a young Jon Anderson, delivering a performance that is sure to satisfy even long-time fans. The rotating tracks for this specific show included "Machine Messiah" (from the *Drama* album), while "Ram" was performed during Steve Howe’s second solo segment.