> Steve,
> You probably got an answer all ready, but it seems like the original
> prints have been lost, maybe for good, and that all the versions that
> have surfaced so far are made from some sort of beat up production
> copy.
> Such a shame, as 1) obviously a very intesting period in their career.
> and
> 2) some of the dudes in the band could use
> the money, and a spiffed up version would
> be pretty well received.
> You never know, a good copy might eventually resurface, or maybe even
> audio only versions that could re added to the existing video. Wouldn't
> be the strangest thing to happen.
>
True. But it seems that there isn't a fanbase as dedicated to tracking down
such things, as there is for Pink Floyd -- I'm not sure anyone even knows
where the *director* of "Yessongs" is these days, much less the work parts
of the film. And like Pink Floyd, Yes itself rarely seems interested in
pursuing such detective work either.
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