YES (CLASSIC ARTISTS)

This is a pretty good talk-umentary. If you're style is watching 20-30 people talk about the history of a band, here you go. The Classic Artists's Yes edition gathers as many important people involved with Yes as possible and getting them to discuss in detail the bands history, from beginning until sometime in 2006 and it can get very boring for those who want lots of action. There's quite a bit of music put in the background including ''Starship Trooper'' being played at the very end, but it's a long one to sit through. The whole first disc is over 200 minutes which is quite a long sitting time for a documentary.

It can't be a DVD without bonus features, but I'm not entirely fond of them. The rehearsal footage isn't too bad, but not that interesting to me. The gallery is a joke; the pictures are awesome, but the slideshow that they're presented in goes too fast with each picture fading immediately into the next one as soon as it appears. The music videos are of ''Tempus Fugit'', ''Wondrous ''Stories'' and ''Owner of a Lonely Heart'', so I leave it up to the fans to decide on this one.

Not bad, but not great either.