A complete recording of the Memphis performance on March 10th from the 1974 North American tour accompanying ``Story of Marine Geomorphology'' with the highest level of high-quality audience recording. The performance begins with a vivid reproduction of the solemn performance of "The Phoenix" and the enthusiastic reception of the audience! From the first note of Siberian Khatru, it is recorded with an extremely fresh sound with a direct feeling, and the clarity of the drum sound is especially noteworthy. Also, the vocals and all the musical sounds are tight and clear, and each note of the bass can be clearly heard. There are also scenes where there is a momentary loud noise from the PA before the start of Close To The Edge, and there is no harmony Mellotron in the break part and only John's vocals are left. Also, in the middle of the song, where the keyboard is connected to the guitar, I can't include it at all, so it turns out that there are some problems with the synth system. Still, the second half is amazing, and the three songs from "Ocean Topography" excluding The Remembering are truly a masterpiece. The part where the synths recover and a flood of synth and mellotron sounds envelops the entire song is a masterpiece, and the powerful solo is worth listening to. And I'm happy to be able to listen to the 25-minute Ritual with such a stable and top-level audience recording. Even at the final Roundabout, the sound quality was good, with almost no noise or audio cutouts. As a bonus, it also includes backstage interviews with Eddie Offord and others from this period, making it a must-listen for fans. DISC 1 : 1. Firebird Suite/2. Siberian Khatru/3. And You And I/4. Close To The Edge/5. The Revealing Science Of God DISC 2 : 1. The Ancient/2. Ritual/3. Roundabout/ 4. Backstage with Yes [Live At Memphis Cook Convention Center, Memphis TN, USA, March 10th 1974] Jon Anderson - Vocals / Steve Howe - Guitars / Chris Squire - Bass / Rick Wakeman – Keyboards / Alan White – Drums
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