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  • Amazing times, to those who can remember...

  • Oh god they all look so stupid. Who told Steve Hove a jean vest with no shirt would make him look like anything other than a freakish hillbilly?

    Guys got talent though, that's for sure

  • Amazing how well they synched this up......"Take heart I could never let you go"....

  • i just like the way S.Howe works 3 guitars you got to be light on your feet.

  • The keyboard player borrowed his hair from someones old aunt !

  • @MrSluggo666 Hush!! Geoffrey is gorgeous!

  • @MJTCCZL Yeah with his granma hair and fish lips he's beautiful ! wasn't aware you watched your own clips geoffrey!

  • @MrSluggo666 You're not a very nice person, Mr. Sluggo. I suggest you go out and see the beautiful sun! Perhaps it will lighten your mood..and Oh, I'm Geoffrey now?! FUCK YES. <3333

  • @MJTCCZL "nice" is for those that don't have the strength of their convictions !!! gee geoffery, do you  get a home permanent for your grannie do? or is it a professional job ?

  • @MrSluggo666 My dear friend..They do say, if  at first you don't succeed, try, try again. :)

  • @MJTCCZL, gorgeous?  Really? I guess your perception of gorgeous and mine greatly differ. To me Geoff Downes looks ridiculous, but I think most musicians from this era look like gigantic douche bags so that's me.

  • @CalculateInBinary001 Ah another kid with little listening experience ! tsk tsk .

  • @MrSluggo666 Replying on alt account, since I can't access my original =P

    Little listening experience, huh? My favorite albums are Relayer and Close To The Edge, with "Sound Chaser" being my favorite song. I much preferred their Yes Album-through-Going For The One period. Are they the same with Jon and Rick replaced by the Buggles? No, of course they aren't, as no one could replace them, but I still find this album enjoyable, and I believe it's worth a listen.

  • i've been listening to this album for about 'a hunnert years.....I never get tired of it. FUCK! IT'S PERFECT!

  • @CalculateInBinary001 It's not the Yes I grew up with, but it has some merit as one of my favorite albums.

  • Brings back lots of memories

  • @scheissdrek how they fade so fast

  • @marterllll look back there is no escape haha

  • @marterllll Uff,contrarily...they replaced them with compositions like this,YES had to perform evolutions acording with that age,the 80's,this song is powerfull and,acording with the band's stile:ingenious,so like YES,without to be too large(and i like almost any YES's song,i'm a big fan!),about later..in anothers years,after 1983,so so,it's another story,..really,i didn't hear them for many time after that(91125)cause other reason,but now i'm in that,recovering time about.

  • my fave

  • Trevor kinda has this Christopher Walken gotta-have-more-cowbell! look going on in this video.

  • Classic album - masterpiece

  • la perfection musicale yes est immortel!

  • incredibly beautiful. perfection.

  • I love this song and saw the group live when Trevor performed in Yes in 80. Even my 4 year old sang the song. He sounds a bit like Jon Anderson. He and Geoff Downes in the Buggles performed the first video on MTV....Video killed the radio star...the group was great nevertheless. It would be great if Jon reunited with Yes today...now he sings with Rick Wakeman and Steve Howe.

  • sometimes i feel like the only 14 year old in the world who knows who yes is

  • I LOVE YES<3

  • my favorite yes songs without Jon,this is just fantastic!!

  • The lip syners today are better

  • Vintage. Classic. Awesome.

  • I always used to hate seabirds until I saw this clip. Breathtaking.

  • @RothHandle ;-)

  • Great tune, but the video is squashed.

  • UNA BUENA CANCION DE SU DISCO DRAMA, QUIZAS ALGO DE LO MEJOR DE YES SIN ANDERSON

  • Esto es musica y no las chingaderas que hay ahora.

  • Just remember, the dark glasses are to hide the look of abject horror in Trevor's eyes that's saying, "What the hell am I doing here??"

  • @magp1001 Negative. 

  • asbestos and cowshit and dust and stems and seeds

    not much beef left for the old people waiting last in line

  • good but the buggles sounds better.

  • Awesome playing, very intricate but powerful too- far better than anything on Tormato (except possibly On the Silent Wings of Freedom). Check out the new album "Fly from Here", which takes up where Drama left off...

  • Awesome playing, very intricate but powerful too- far better than anything on Tormato (except possibly On the Silent Wings of Freedom). Check out the new album "Fly from Here", which takes up where Drama left off...

  • @Paralia11 Fly From here aint that good, its ok tho.

  • he is a camera

  • solo falto jhon anderson

    

  • It does not get any better than this.

  • @CalculateInBinary001 I agree completely. It was a different sound apart from the rest of Yes' music.

  • One of the Best rock song in history, that beautiful stetic sound ,which all that power at the same time,  really a " Masterpiece ", I dont remenber a song so perfect , from the begining to the end......more than amazing..!!

  • steve howe genius

  • @rkindle Y E A,,!!!

  • I WAS MSG IN NYC - KILLER SHOW! BUGGLES/YES RULES!!!

  • great !

  • What on earth do cameras have to do with memories fading and the seaside, this is a good song but I do not understand the lyrics.

  • Utter Guff! A Brain Fart that occurred after the collapse of a once super group. Yes Without Chris Squire, Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman (or Pat Moraz) and Biill Bruford.... Steve Howe lost in a pool of Shit... Tales from Topographic was murdered by the critics in its day - Best Album! Relayer after that, then the likes of yes, Fragile, CLose to the Edge and the Yes album. Going for the Gun was the death knoll!

  • Fucking great upload. Thank you !!

  • This is REAL musical talent...no "rama Gaga Ooh lala" shit like Lady Gaga sings...

  • @viddymeenow Yeah, it's embarrassing to hear most of todays music where it's all about cars/girls/drugs/alcohol. It somehow reflects what a twisted society we live in.

  • I LOVE Trevor

  • Haven't heard this for a long time. Now that "Fly From Here" is out, I can see the similarity in style of "Into the Lens" to that title track, and why it was left off this album back then - would've been redundant. Like FFH, but to a greater degree, without Howe's guitars, this song doesn't have much. Take out the Telecaster, Pedal Steel, and Electric Sitar, and all you have is Downes on a Vocoder.

  • I recognise these lyrics and tunes from the Buggles...is this a Yes reunion playing Buggles tracks or are the Buggles tracks (like I am Camera) rescored versions? never heard these ones before.

  • @Phavonic The Buggles version you are referring to is "I Am A Camera" from Adventures in Modern Recording? If so this is earlier version of that song. This was recorded in 1980, written by Horn and Downes with input from Squire, Howe and White. Yes went on hiatus in 1981. The same year Adventures was recorded and a new version of Into the Lens was recorded by just Horn and Downes and retitled "I Am A Camera."

  • Great harmonies between Trevor & Chris. Definitely an underrated Yes song. Hope it gets more attention now that Trevor & Geoff are working with Yes again.

  • jesus, i love this album so much!

  • Just unbelievable how 'Video Clips' looked back in the beginning of the 80's. I remotely recall it wasn't that unusuall to setup something as poor as this this as the song's video in those pre-MTV days.

    Silly me for thinking it was live... 

  • TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS, RELAYER and DRAMA are my favourite 70's Yes albums closely followed by CLOSE TO THE EDGE, FRAGILE, TIME AND A WORD and YES 1st

  • i like old yes the best. the first album up to drama, but thats just me

  • @a1rf0rce1992 early yes is definetly the best yes.. fragile and drama.. the 2 best

  • very nice to see Yes with different vocals, such great new energy to the band! A pitty this is the same guy who led the band to the shamefull Pop phase. It may be a preconception of mine, but still a feeling :/

  • @ninja1dalbem No way. Trevor Horn is a genious of a producer. He helped 90125 to have an exceptional sound. If Yes became POP in the 80s it wasn't Horn's fault. Maybe you could blame it on Trevor Rabin POP-ROCK oriented compositions. But in fact, all band agreed to change their sound. The 80s brought a new sound and if you wanted to be visible in the media, a change was needed. Everyone changed by then: Genesis, King Crimson, Peter Hammill, Floyd. I love prog, but have nothing against pop.

  • @RINLEW totally a gree with you,i don't undestand why people complais that much about how theses bands changed at that time,for me it is onlly good music, everything has its own advantages,why some people can't just sit down and enjoy?

  • @lamecasuelas2 you said it ALL !!! ditto ! Trevor Horn,I think,produced the new Yes album "Fly From Here" and Geoff Downes has re-joined too, cool !

  • @ksjoyjespeace yes, two months ago, they visited my city with their tour,unfortunatelly o couln'd go,anyway i will always love Yes

  • I really hope they play this live when they tour in mid to late 2011. Without Jon and Rick, it should by pass a lot of issues.

  • It sounds exactly like the album version (including Horn singing off key). Could they play it live like that? Was there no overdubbing on this track?

    Though it wasn't the finest of Yes and it sounds quite old fashined these days, it's definately a good one, probably the best in this album.

  • @okenig

    The band is miming to the studio track in this video.

  • @okenig yeah, its definitely overdubbed if you ask me.

  • ohhh!!! steve howe masterrr!!! yes!!! master 

  • : ) A+++

  • Squire kind of scares me these days.......

  • i love this song and "Drama" album...this song always turn me on...i put it on my mobile for ring tone...thanx to YES...you always inspire me...

  • Geoff really seems to be Jon, if you dont really know about Yes albums, Steve Howe as usual! but I really admire Chris Squire, if you remeber a better bassman please let me know.

  • @YovotoSI Squire is a master, no doubt thier. Check out Fish out of Water, it's good.

  • Respond to this video... Trevor sings, Geoff is on keyboards. But I agree, Trevor uses minimalist vocals to perfectly counterpoint the riffs of Steve and Chris, while Geoff does an utterly competent and inspired keyboards. Excellent. Alan...well, Alan is an enigma, the secret weapon of Yes...

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  • I hope YES plays this on there summer tour to honour there band mates the bugles.

  • Geoff Downes has rejoined Yes and a Drama era demo is being made the 20 minute title track of Yes' 2011 Album "Fly From Here"

  • excelente,,!!!mexico

  • I like how the steel guitar is used. LOL

  • only guitar player to compare to Hendrix...Steve Howe.

  • @tulllguy Steve is a better player IMHO.

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  • A masterpiece. "Drama" is my favorite Yes album. Thanks for posting.

  • this is one of my all time favorite Yes songs. I loved the Drama experiment, and I'm so glad that they are playing some of the songs in concert again.  Thanks for posting!!

  • This video was on you tube but disappeared for a few years .Great to see it here!

  • Tremendous! Squire is a freak.

  • My favourite band ever . Thanks for this video , iranweed .

    Despite the hatred that some fans have this album, I love this work of the Yes .

  • I loved the "Buggles Yes". Saw this tour front row at the LA Sports Arena in 1980. Blew my fricken mind how amazingly Trevor Horn sung the old yes songs.

  • @demonhoopa

    you mean Yuggles? ;)

    i saw it as another chapter in a story but a lot of people in the UK were really nasty about this lin-up. Horn tells of one gig where they were performing 'And You And I' and, during one of the silences, someone in the audience shoulted 'Fuck off!' at him.

    sad, really.

  • @psychobollox

    shouted*

  • @psychobollox That's really a shame although I'm not surprised. I remember my brother and I being really ticked when we first heard who was replacing Jon and Rick. However all was fine when we heard Drama. Thought it was really fresh and that Horne was as good a replacement vocally as you could get. Oh well, since they were thought of as "new wave" I'm sure they never got a fair shake. It was a pretty closed minded "factioned" environment back then. Kids are more open minded today.

  • @demonhoopa

    Absolutely a shame. I have a few Yes albums and I have to say that - by Tormato - they're really gone off the boil as they were, and the album after that was Drama, which was actually very fresh, like you say.

    And yes, it was very 'factioned' back then ... much less so now. Gotta hand it to the kids on that one.

  • @demonhoopa Is Doucet better than Horn ?

  • Real Genius!!!!

  • despite of anderson and white, this is a masterpiece of the best band all times, it's what real musician rule the world

  • Only 1.818 views...people are deaf...!!!

  • A masterpiece...

  • Formidable! Drama es uno de sus mejores obras aunque la mayoria de fans de Yes diga lo contrario.

  • Cuantos años buscando este video. Gracias Iranweed

  • that. was. cool

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