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The concept is that it would be like the current Fragile tour, but with the Fly From Here album. Here's a hypothetical set.

Set 1 (Approx. 51:52)

1. Intro (Firebird Suite)

2. Siberian Khatru

3. South Side of the Sky

4. Going for the One

5. Drum Solo/Soon

6. Aurora

7. Tempus Fugit

Set 2 (Approx. 53:36)

1. Fly From Here (Suite)

2. The man you Always Wanted me to Be

3. Life on a Film Set

4. Hour of Need

5. Solitaire

6. Don't Take No For An Answer

7. Into the Storm

Encore (Approx. 20:57)

1. Roundabout

2. Starship Trooper

Thoughts?

I know a lot of people don't like this one because it's not traditional yes music in the sense that it's laid back and more poppy, and I've even seen it be called "lounge yes" by some fans, but I personally don't think it's that bad. I will admit that it's not their best work, but it has some good songs. What do y'all think?

What are y'all's thoughts on this new track?

I was looking at the track list for Aurora, and I noticed that "Countermovement" is almost 14 minutes long. I know that most, if not all of y'all, abide by the Chris Squire rule, so I was wondering: what makes a song an epic or a mini epic, and why wouldn't tracks like "Countermovement" or "Mirror to the Sky" be considered an epic?