ARW

[Adam]

Anyone else planning to catch the Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin tour this fall?
Should be interesting and potentially quite good.

[Kevin]

I'm hoping to catch a show in New York.

Post by Adam
Anyone else planning to catch the Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin tour this fall?
Should be interesting and potentially quite good.

[Dan the Man]

Post by Adam
Anyone else planning to catch the Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin tour this fall?
Should be interesting and potentially quite good.

It looks like they're planning two shows at the Keswick in Gelnside, PA (suburban Philly). I'm definitely interested!

[Kevin]

Post by Adam
Anyone else planning to catch the Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin tour this fall?
Should be interesting and potentially quite good.

Looks like ticket prices are a little steep though.

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Post by Kevin
Looks like ticket prices are a little steep though.

I was all psyched up to pounce on a presale for either San Francisco or San Jose, pulled up tickets for 3rd row center. 400 each? Yikes. That's closer to backstage/afterparty prices in my mind.

Free market. I'd like to see and listen, but I'd like to hit Maui or Big Island for a week later this year too.

Like Rabin OK, but more of a Howe man anyway.

[Mark]

Just wait and check often. My experience is they drop to normal price. Mark

[Adam]

Post by Mark
Just wait and check often. My experience is they drop to normal price. Mark

I've seen tix for the show near here for as low as $35 plus the usual
extortion, er, fees. Not front row tix, but perfectly acceptable seats.

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Post by Mark
Just wait and check often. My experience is they drop to normal price. Mark

Exactly what's happening ... :)

[Talis Mann]

Post by Adam
Anyone else planning to catch the Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin tour this fall?
Should be interesting and potentially quite good.

Tickets for Portland show on 11/29, yes.

I'm mildly curious about the band that calls itself "Yes" even though it
now performs without a single founding member, but it's not coming to my
neck of the woods anytime soon.

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Post by Talis Mann
I'm mildly curious about the band that calls itself "Yes" even though it
now performs without a single founding member, but it's not coming to my
neck of the woods anytime soon.

As elsewhere, the band calling itself "Yes" has had an amazing resurgence this past tour. I can't wait for this particular live CD to come out. Will Billy see his dream come true and they will tackle at least "Gates" in the future? Tangentially, the version with Igor and later the orchestra were enjoyable.

As for the "I left Yes because of Trevor" singer, and Trevor had "left Yes" at least once (when his solo record of the time came out -- I still have the print interview somewhere) before doing so permanently after Talk...... Throw Rick into the mix, and it will of course be wonderful. I expect nothing short of an awesome show.

OK; Chris and Peter have passed on.
Bill Bruford planned his life well and retired.
Tony Kaye carries on in Circa.
That only leaves Jon and Tony as the last active members of the original Yes.

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I'm looking forward to the show. I may have way over the top expectations.

However:
ARW - 3 former Yes members. I'm very much looking forward to Trevor's playing. Fantasizing about the keyboard-guitar trade-offs, would like but don't expect Trevor to play any keyboards.

Yes - 4 former Yes members