"Re-creating Tour"

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[thehallway]

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[tardistraveler]

[thehallway]

He must be on steroids or something! - He's in two bands but is more energetic than he's ever been, in both.

[tardistraveler]

All those years of vegetarian eating must give him lots of energy!

Plus, he just seems to truly LOVE what he does - I get the impression he'd rather be playing the guitar than most anything else!

[PhilistineTheArtLover]

[SteveHoweFan]

Last night's show in Philadelphia - wow. All I can say is Steve Howe. The man is incredible, he just keeps getting better. He ROCKS, he is the best ever!!!! Love the slide guitar the most. But the beginning of Close to the Edge is such a jam, you'd think he'd need a break after the opening, it's so insane! Perpetual Change was great too , it was a great show. It is wierd and sad to not see Jon, but I just don't pay any attention to it, focus on Steve and you're good. Alan White was great too, he's such a driving force I think - when he's rocking, they're rocking. The crowd was cool too - they were up on their feet and enjoying it. Another night in the presence of Steve Howe; it's a blessing.....

[thehallway]

More and more evidence is piling up in this man's favour. He really is the man of the match at the moment. Looking forward to the new album; he seems to be the primary writer.

[Chris2210]

He contributed what are IMO the best two tracks on the new Asia album and he really is 'smoking' throughout that. I don't know what it is, but in the last two or three years Steve seems to have really come alive again. He's never been less than exceptional, but there does seem to be a renewed vitality about the man.

If he brings that sort of presence to a new Yes album, it may turn out to be something truly wonderful, even without Jon. I never thought I'd hear myself saying I was looking forward to a Yes album without Anderson...