YES - Go big or go home

I am a fan of Yes as much as any other fan, but I CANNOT see myself getting this or much less listening to all of it - https://www.loudersound.com/news/yes-release-live-clip-of-roundabout-and-announce-new-massive-union-live-box-set?fbclid=IwAR0qIsupKHotV7P_EqawbZ0HdHaADXLYF_tK6wLYQv2NV-GIQWWQZHLJcjY For those who do not want to read the link, Yes is releasing a 30! disc set of the Union? tour. Included are the following: Yes: Union 30 Live
CDx2+DVD: Pensacola Civic Centre 9th April 1991
CDx3: Worcester Centrum, Worcester, MA 17th April 1991
CDx2+DVD: Nassau Colosseum 20th April 1991
CDx3: Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, Stuttgart, Germany 31st May 1991 (FM Broadcast)
CDx3: Wembley Stadium, UK (2 Discs) 29th June 1991 FM Broadcast + Star Lake Amphitheatre 24th July 1991
CDx3: Alpine Valley Music Theatre, Wisconsin 26th June 1991
CDx2+DVD: Madison Square Gardens, NYC 15th July 1991
CDx3 Spectrum Theatre, Philadelphia, 12th July 1991
CDx2+DVD: Shoreline Amphitheatre (Remastered) 8th August 1991
CDx3: Yokohama Bunka Taiikukan 4th March 1992

Paper parts:

Numbered certificate
Reproduction Tour programme
Reproduction AAA Laminate, Reproduction cloth passes,

10 band photos
Poster x 2

Overkill, I'd say.

And this is a massive collection of live stuff...in general I can't stand live albums.  There are a few exceptions but most of the time live album just sound like a crappier version of the songs I like with annoying crowd noise between songs.  Not to mention that I only like latter day Yes in the first place; all that earlier, wanky, keyboard-heavy, castrato vocal nonsense does absolutely nothing for me with the studio versions so this is a hard PASS for me.

Yeah, live albums are a bore. And although I don't mind Yes, I have never been compelled to collect their music. This does not make me want to start.

Should be called "NO" instead

James B. wrote:

Should be called "NO" instead

I love live albums and I like Yes but this is too much