Should Yes Play Whole Albums Live? 222

I recorded this episode early in the week shortly before the
news of Prince's death was announced. Another musical genius is
gone. It's turning into a terrible year for our heroes. On the
show, I have a chat with Mark Anthony K about Yes current obsession
with playing whole albums live and we come to some conclusions...or
maybe not...take a listen and then let us know what you think. Are
all albums great in their entirety live? Should Yes persist with
this approach? Should they also play a variety of other tracks?
Show notes and links Uncle Preston reviews And You And  Union
Tour video Trevor Rabin track with that iconic Stratocaster Miguel
Falcao's Chris Squire 8-String Bass tutorial Article on bands who
have gone through multiple front men Led Zep v. Taurus analysis
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