description Yes: 9012Live Overview
Yes: 9012Live is a concert film documenting the progressive rock band Yes during its tour supporting the album 90125. Directed by Steven Soderbergh, it was recorded in Edmonton in 1984 and originally released on home video in 1985. The program captures the band's commercially successful 1980s lineup performing material associated with 90125 alongside earlier songs, using concert footage and stylized visual effects rather than presenting a conventional biographical documentary.
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What album tour is Yes: 9012Live connected to?
Yes: 9012Live documents the tour supporting the album 90125. The concert footage was recorded in Edmonton in 1984.
Who directed Yes: 9012Live?
The film was directed by Steven Soderbergh. It was originally released on home video in 1985.
Which Yes lineup appears in 9012Live?
The program presents the commercially successful 90125-era lineup, including Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Chris Squire, Tony Kaye, and Alan White. It showcases the band's polished 1980s rock sound alongside its progressive roots.
Is Yes: 9012Live a full concert film?
Yes. It captures Yes performing during the 1984 tour, with the scale and production of the 90125 era rather than functioning as a studio documentary.
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