Enjoy – former Yes keyboardist Oliver Wakeman‘s foreword
Read about – the background and context of Tormato.
Discover – how and why Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman and White created the sounds and atmosphere of the final Yes album of the 1970s.
Hear – first-hand accounts of the recording of the classic work from people who were there.
Learn – how the original ideas for the album changed and why it ended up as it did.
See – behind-the-scenes photos of the production process and cover art.
Uncover – the myriad of different versions of the album, singles and advertising materials.
Find out – how Tormato music was received by critics and fans and how it sounded live.
Featuring:
The rarest musical instrument in the world
The ’flared trousers’ of the drum world
A crow on someone’s shoulder
An annotated picture of The Queen
‘Blow-up Bridge’
A drum kit nailed to the floor
The removal of a guitar from the mix
32 cassette variations
A harpsichord
Free single cover art
The Les Paul
The most distinctive bass sound ever
UFOs
No clowns