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Yes - Greatest Video Hits
Yes - Greatest Video Hits
Stars: YesSummary: Contains 13 of Yes's biggest hits, including such classics as 'I've Seen All Good People,' 'Leave It,' 'Owner of a Lonely Heart,' 'Hold On,' 'It Can Happen' and 'Wonderous Stories.' The videos are introduced by band members.
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This Greatest Video Hitscompilation collects a dozen tracks from the Yes discography along with their accompanying promo videos. Hardly comprehensive, the selection does at least chart a fascinating period in the band's history, from the classic line-up of 1977's Going for the Onealbum and their biggest hit of the decade, "Wonderous Stories", to their mid-80s transatlantic incarnation with tracks from 90125(the ubiquitous "Owner of a Lonely Heart") and The Big Generator.
Yes were never an especially photogenic bunch, and on the evidence of these videos not comfortable in front of the camera unless simply standing playing their instruments--quite rightly the music was always the most important thing with this group. Most striking here are not the rather unimaginative visuals but the various fashion disasters: their collaboration with Buggles Geoff Downes and Trevor Horn on the Dramaalbum yielded some fantastic music--"Tempus Fugit" and "Into the Lens" are here--but the same cannot be said for the band's appearance. Later performances with Trevor Rabin uncomfortably attempt to transform the group from a bunch of gawky musos into slick US-style rockers. Oddly, perhaps the most satisfying video is the period costume piece for "Madrigal" (from Tormato), featuring Rick Wakeman seated at his harpsichord in full 18th-century regalia. Short introductions to each song are provided by band members, filmed during their 1991 Uniontour.
On the DVD:Yes Greatest Video Hitsis disappointingly presented in NTSC format, with bog-standard 4:3 picture. Sound is basic stereo. There are no extra features. --Mark Walker
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