Yes

2 disc live DVD from the 15 May 2004 show, including "Every Little Thing", "South Side of the Sky", "Turn of the Century", "Ritual", "Mind Drive", "Time is Time" along side live standards like "Startship Trooper", "Roundabout", "And You and I" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

3 CD box set of archival live material, mostly previously unreleased, spanning from 1970 to 1988. A great collection, including pieces never released as studio recordings—like "It's Love" (1971), "Go Through This" (1980) and "We Can Fly from Here" (1980)—and little heard line-ups—like Patrick Moraz on "Siberian Khatru" (1976) and Steve Howe on "Everydays" (1971). An extensive booklet is also included.

DVD release of the 90125 tour film, with bonus material including a version of the film without the infamous graphics, "Roundabout" from the same concert, and lengthy band interviews.

Projects with multiple Yes members

A remake of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon led by Billy Sherwood and with appearances by numerous Yesmen: Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, Alan White, Bill Bruford, Peter Banks, Tony Kaye, Geoff Downes and Tony Levin. Other guests include John Wetton, Pat Mastelotto, Adrian Belew, Jay Schellen, Gary Green, Colin Moulding, Dweezil Zappa and Michael Sherwood. Includes one new composition by Billy Sherwood.

Previous Pink Floyd tribute by Billy Sherwood with numerous Yesmen: Steve Howe, Alan White, Rick Wakeman, Geoff Downes, Chris Squire, Tony Kaye and Tony Levin. Other guests include John Wetton, Adrian Belew, Jay Schellen, Gary Green, Ian Anderson, Keith Emerson, Steve Lukather and Michael Sherwood.

Compilations and covers

Max Graham's remix of the Yes song, made with the band's blessing.

A pointless compilation of recent Yes material.

Another pointless compilation of recent Yes material; not all live, despite the name.

2CD compilation including Yes's "Yours is No Disgrace". 

Includes a version of "Owner of a Lonely Heart" sung by one of the film's characters.

Soundtrack album from the documentary film, including "Heart of the Sunrise" with Jon Anderson.

Uses samples from "Ritual" and Rick Wakeman's "Catherine of Aragon".

Books and fandom

Jon Anderson

Based on Anderson's 2004 live shows.

Wounded Bird release of Anderson's 197? solo album; first CD release in the US following prior European and Japanese CD release.

Wounded Bird release of Anderson's 1980 solo album; first CD release in the US following prior European and Japanese CD release. The album includes several song ideas initially rehearsed by Yes.

Lord of the Rings-inspired album with Anderson on 4 tracks

First CD release for 1971 album with guest appearances by Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Peter Hammill and others.

Anderson guests on one track.

Japanese re-release of the original Euro version

Compilation including some Jon & Vangelis material

Chris Squire

New studio album by The Syn, with Chris Squire and Steve Nardelli

DVD from 2006 touring with Squire, Nardelli and Alan White.

DVD with Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood and a set list including "The More We Live" and "Universal Garden".

Steve Howe

Latest solo album, with Tony Levin, Dylan Howe, Virgil Howe and Oliver Wakeman.

Collection of previously unreleased demos, including material later used by Yes and GTR.

DVD from touring in 2004, with Dylan and Virgil Howe.

Dad Steve guests, as does John Etheridge.

Japanese cardboard-sleeve re-release.

Rick Wakeman

Wakeman's latest solo album with daughter Jemma guesting.

Live DVD from 2005 shows with the New English Rock Ensemble

By Wakeman and the New English Rock Ensemble

New release for a show recorded in 1998.

New released for a show recorded in 1970 with the  Just a Collection of Antiques and Curios line-up.

Wakeman guests on two songs, Neal Morse on another.

DVD with guests including Wakeman, Martin Taylor, Humphrey Lyttelton and others.

First UK release on CD for Wakeman's 1981 concept album.

Re-release of 1983 collaboration with Tim Rice.

Alan White

Debut album from Alan's new band project, with Geoff Downes.

Wounded Bird release of White's '70s solo album; first CD release in the US following prior Japanese CD release. Anderson and Howe guest on one track. The remaster is very similar to the prior European and Japanese CD release.