^^^ for post #1209.
A story about Yes at UofA, fall of 1972. The were touring the Close To The Edge album
Show time was set for 4 pm on a Sunday afternoon, which is an unusual start time for a rock concert. It didn't start until MUCH later because the fellow who mixed their live sound was popped by the TPD while smoking a j in a cab of one of the trucks that transported their sound and lights. He is/was the same guy who engineered their early albums and also some early Emerson Lake and Palmer - Eddie Offord. The concert promoter took money from ticket sales to bail him out.
The opening act was a band touring their first album - Eagles. At around 6 pm they took the stage and Glenn Frey said something very close to "Well, the people who dropped acid for Yes should be peaking right about now. We're the Eagles from California" . . and went into "Take It Easy." They repeated it for their last tune before exiting for Yes.
They were great and so was Yes.