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Title: No music but some nice and revealing interviews
Review: The production of this is on par with the Moody Blues and Cream bio-pics from CA. However, I just didn't find this as satisfying because I think it goes on a little too long. I would have liked to have seen some tighter editing. The extra unused footage could easily have become special features.If you're a hard core fan you will have heard much of this, but you might find a few new tidbits. The lack of a new interview with Trevor Rabin or any with Pat Moraz is more than offset by the inclusion of Tait, Offord and others close to the band over the years. Bill Bruford, Chris Squire and Steve Howe are generally the most entertaining and most willing to share details. A better picture of the inner workings of the band are presented here than other documentaries.I still think YesYears is the best documentary on Yes, but this one definitely fills in a lot of holes and is easily the second best by a long way.Worth getting...
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