Was the performance at the YEStival in Baltimore epic? The answer is Yes!

“Leave It,” the second single from 1983’s ‘90125,’ ranks as one of Yes’ most oddball tracks. But what a glorious oddball it is!

Toto’s “Only the Children,” written by David Paich and Joseph Williams, is another testament to a composing partnership that was prematurely cut short.

Michael McDonald’s “Find It In Your Heart” fits comfortably in his canon of strong love songs, and is a welcome return of the master.

This song, which won a Grammy for best rock instrumental performance, has the distinction of being one of only a handful of instrumental songs by Yes.

“Straight for the Heart” appears to be a straight-forward rock-pop single, but Toto always adds a level of sophistication to make their songs different.

“Dream Girl” is a effective gateway to the heart of Desmond White’s ‘Glace.’

An often-overlooked Yes classic, “Changes” is a testament to a how great the band was during the Trevor Rabin era.

A self-proclaimed protest song, decker.’s “Matchstick Man” is never preachy but always engaging. That’s the sign of powerful music.

Toto’s “Stay Away” would have been just another standard rocker on an album by any other AOR band.