On October 31, 1999, Yes rolled into Las Vegas for a show at the House Of Blues in support of their then current album, The Ladder. The line up consisted of Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Alan White, Billy Sherwood, and Igor Khoroshev. The show was taped and filmed for both a radio show and a cable special. What was released here is the edited version, for broadcast and omits both Close To The Edge and Hearts. This release opens with a hot version of Yours Is No Disgrace followed by a snippet of Time And A Word with Jon singing the first verse while Igor plays with the opening. The band then jumps into a hot version of Homeworld (The Ladder) from the new album and follow it with the rarely released on dvd, Perpetual Change. The band then follows up with two more new songs, Lightning Strikes and The Messenger. Jon and Igor go back to their Time And A Word bit by playing a short snippet of Ritual. And You And I, It Will Be A Good Day (The River), and Face To Face continue the band's hot streak. The show ends in fine form with good versions of the band's most performed songs: Awaken, I've Seen All Good People, Owner Of A Lonely Heart (with the rarely released Cinema as it's lead in) and Roundabout. The picture quality and sound are good although there's a bit too much high end and not enough low end on the audio track. This is an interesting release in that it contains so much from the great album The Ladder which would disappear from their set lists shortly afterword. By the time that this was released a year later, Billy was gone and Igor would leave shortly after.