This is a moving piece. A masterpiece video that will make you feel passionately if you are a long-time fan is here. Putting aside what is so moving about it for the moment, let's start with an overview. This work is a full pro shot of “BIG GENERATOR TOUR 1987-1988”. This is a video work that allows you to fully experience YES, who returned to the forefront of the 80's rock scene with the talented Trevor Rabin. This work was filmed at the Philadelphia performance on November 29, 1987. This is the 10th concert and the beginning of the “BIG GENERATOR TOUR”. The full video of “90125 YES” is valuable, but this work is a stunning multi-camera professional shot. Although it is difficult to say that the quality of the TV broadcast at that time is ``releasable on official DVD,'' the master freshness is excellent, and there are almost no dubbing marks or deterioration. You can witness the most gorgeous stage in YES history as it was back then. This footage was actually shocking. Actually, it first appeared about 10 years ago under the title ``PHILADELPHIA 1987,'' and mania has already made a fuss about it. Specialized magazines at the time said, ``An unprecedented harvest in history,'' ``You can experience the true peak of Yes','' ``A touching video that makes us recognize them as a world-famous band with hit songs,'' and ``This is such a wonderful thing.'' The film received a storm of rave reviews, with comments such as, ``The video should be sold openly for 10,000 yen.'' I would be grateful if I could take your word for it and sell it to you for 10,000 yen (bitter smile), but I can certainly understand why you would want to say that much. The site, Wachovia Spectrum, has a capacity of approximately 18,000 people. It's a large venue, about twice the size of Nippon Budokan, but the space is almost overwhelming. I can still see hit singles like "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" and "Changes," but what's surprising is that even the classics are a hit. A must-see is especially after the performance of “Heart Of The Sunrise”. The tremendous applause and loud cheers swirled around, making it impossible for the show to proceed. Normally, Jon Anderson would have said one of his witty comments here and moved on to the next song, but he was so excited that he was stunned and couldn't say anything. The three of them sat down with Rabin and Chris Squire, overcome with emotion, and could only stare at the sea of applause. I'm often asked in magazine interviews, ``When do you feel successful?'' This is the exact moment when that realization occurred. In addition, there are plenty of delicious songs such as "Almost Like Love", which was only available at the beginning of the tour, and "Shoot High Aim Low", "Holy Lamb", and "Love Will Find A Way", which were unique to that time. You can enjoy the charm of the pop, refreshing, yet highly technical “BIG GENERATOR TOUR 1987-1988” at the full show. However, what is truly amazing is the way the members savor the success with all their being. Maybe you reading this nonsense don't like "90125 YES" very much. However, the sight of John enjoying Chris' joy, singing, and playing the music is enough to warm your heart. “BIG GENERATOR TOUR” must have been a highlight in their lives. Not only is the music great, but it's a moving piece that gives you more than just that. Please enjoy it to the fullest. Live at Spectrum Arena, Philadelphia, PA. USA 29th November 1987 PRO-SHOT 1. Almost Like Love 2. Hold On 3. Heart Of The Sunrise 4. Changes 5. Shoot High Aim Low 6. Holy Lamb 7. Kaye Solo/Solly's Beard 8. Make It Easy/Owner Of A Lonely Heart 9. Yours Is No Disgrace 10. And You And I 11. Wurm 12. Love Will Find A Way 13. I've Seen All Good People 14. Roundabout Jon Anderson - Vocal Trevor Rabin - Guitars Chris Squire - Bass Tony Kaye - Keyboards Alan White - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.113min.
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