If there is such a thing as a miracle in this world, then this recording is, as the words suggest, a "miraculous recording, a miraculous sound." Yes 2012 Tokyo final day, the second day performance at Shibuya Public Hall on April 19th. You can enjoy the whole picture with the best sound you can't imagine. The sound is already in a different league from the intro of "Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra". In any case, the sound itself is different from previous recordings. And the moment Yours Is No Disgrace begins... there is no doubt that everyone will be stunned. "How on earth can they record with such amazing sound?" "Is this really an audience recording recorded in the auditorium?", etc., while listening to the unrealistic wall of sound, my head is filled with question marks. I don't know how to express the wonderfulness of this sound and recording. It's a sound of another world, another space that makes you feel lost... has there ever been such a sound, such a recording? The closeness of the sound, the separation, the clarity, the punch, the sense of scale, all of it is truly perfect. There is no doubt that this is the best and strongest recording in the history of Yes. At first, I thought it was a soundboard recording, but as far as I can tell from listening to the songs, it is definitely a microphone recording. Don't be rude and say things like comparing it with other sound sources! This is exactly what it means to be incomparable. It is also true that if the sound is great, the performance sounds better. Anyway, this performance of Yes was highly praised by the public. If you listen to it with such great sound, it will sound like music that transcends all else. If you are a fan, you will definitely be excited and excited, thinking, "If this is so great, what will happen to it?" It is the literal "ultimate ULTIMATE SOUND" that you rarely encounter in your long life. Live at Shibuya Kokaido, Tokyo, Japan 19th April 2012 ULTIMATE SOUND Disc 1(75:03) 1. The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra 2. Yours Is No Disgrace 3. Tempus Fugit 4. I've Seen All Good People 5. And You And I 6. Solitaire 7. Second Initial 8. Fly From Here - Overture 9. Fly From Here - Part I - We Can Fly 10. Fly from Here - Part II - Sad Night At The Airfield 11. Fly from Here - Part III - Madman At The Screens 12. Fly from Here - Part IV - Bumpy Ride 13. Fly from Here - Part V - We Can Fly (Reprise) Disc 2(44:14) 1. Heart Of The Sunrise 2. Owner Of A Lonely Heart 3. Starship Trooper 4. Roundabout Jon Davison - Lead Vocal Steve Howe - Guitars, Vocal Chris Squire - Bass, Vocal Alan White - Drums Geoffrey Downes - Keyboards, Vocal
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