I wish they would get more into it and move around a little bit when their playing... They need more stage presence. But otherwise I just found my new favorite song
Qué versión enriquecida con distintos matices de interpretación. Como en The Yes Album (sonando por dos canales distintos dos estructuras musicales distintas pero unidas) dos Yes en un solo Yes. Prodigioso. Duplicaciones de talentos, y en especial tener a los dos bateristas, el genio de Bruford y la espectacularidad de White. Un tema pastoral. Y esa introducción gloriosa de Squire con los golpes maestros de Bruford y el riff tan poderoso de Chris. Gracias por el video
and YET imagine.there are legions of devoted worshipers(blind as WELL as deaf) that believe deep conviction that Rush is the greatest band in the world AND of all time ( and these are actual QUOTES).LOL.IMAGINE?beyond belief!That Geddy the Tucan has the greatest voice in music and that peart is( and i quote) the greatest drummer in the world and a "god"!NOexagerations!And think that REAL bands like YES,GENESIS,PFM etc are NO comparison to this boring"all girl trio"that is so LAME.
I saw this tour twice--Orlando, in the round and Atlanta on the flat stage. I took my Mom to see them in Atlanta! I could see the look in her face when it struck her--she finally got it!! i've seen Yes on every tour since 77--this one is by far my favourite--pure excitement!!
I had the pleasure of seeing Yes for the union tour in Chicago and Loved it!!! Seeing All of those GIFTED musicians on stage at the same time. Fabuloso!!!
@gbdave55 - I was at the Miami show... dragging a friend that was into metal music who thought he would hate it. Right before the intermission Yes played "Heart of Sunrise". After the lights came on, my friend was sitting there, staring straight ahead with his jaw literally hanging open in a Yes coma. When he finally came to, he turned to me and said simply, "That was f&@!ng AWESOME!" He was a Yes convert from that day forth. ;-)
@gbdave55 - I was at the Miami show... dragging a friend that was into metal music who thought he would hate it. Right before the intermission Yes played "Heart of the Sunrise". After the lights came on, my friend was sitting there, staring straight ahead with his jaw literally hanging open in a Yes coma. When he finally came to, he turned to me and said simply, "That was f&@!ng AWESOME!" He was a Yes convert from that day forth. ;-)
I'm gonna have to say that I dislike this interpretation of the song, even though Bill Bruford was in the band, the best part for me the first 2 minutes are the worst I have heard from Yes, Its those minutes that captured my initial attention, to bad.
The first time I saw Yes live was during this Union tour in Toronto at the Sky Dome. What an amazing concert! I since saw them at Massey hall, Exhibition Place, and at the Air Canada Center all in Toronto. They never ceased to inspire and amaze.
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I grew up in the 60's & 70's and there is no other band that comes close to YES on stage in concert. I think that Heart Of The Sunrise really defines Yes & set the stage for what YES was to create in Close To The Edge. I like the Fragile Album because each individual musician was able to showcase what they would bring to YES music and they all come together to create this masterpiece as the last song on the album. Love & Peace! Miss you Jon.
Has there been a band in the past 10 to 20 years that can produce music like this? If so I have not heard them. This song still gives me shivers up my spine it's so F'in good.
I just can't play this song loud enough ! I heard it over 20 years ago in a friend's Toyota after a couple of tokes ......... it still gives me a buzz .
Wakeman is and always will be my favourite YES keyboardist by far. No offense to the guy, but when I see Rick with his huge array of synths, and then Kaye with his single keyboard, Kaye just seems a tiny bit pathetic.
@EragonFiresword That single master keyboard was controlling racks of synths, though - it wasn't just one synth! The modern master of this method is Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater, though his master keyboard is also a powerful synth (Korg OASYS).
Two versions of the Union concert exist...perhaps 3 now. This particular clip was taken from the Japanese (only?) DVD that was released there, but never released in the U.S. This was filmed in Mountain View, California on August 8, 1991 and was not 'in the round'. The other one was filmed in Denver and WAS in the round but had an absolutely horrible audio track - it sounded like it was a straight feed from the sound board, but someone has posted clips here with a remastered track by Trevor.
@ProtoDewd actually yes in the round came years before and doesnt have bruford it has only alan white its the tormato tour i have the maSTER tape and this is almost a decade after in the round
@bruford55 You're right. That was the first tour they did in the round, They followed that a year later with their 10th Anniversary Tour, also in the round. The year after that the Drama tour was in the round as well. When they reformed as YesWest and went on the 90125 tour, the rumor was that that concert was goiing to be in the round too, but it turned out to be just a "round" stage.
Master tape, eh? You talking audio feed off the sound board? Nice.
I studied music as a matter of fact but we'll talk picardi's thirds another time. The bass line on the original recording is way tighter if you ask me that's all, don't go all mad over your boyfriend Chris now...
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original recording??? lololololololololol then play the record again and again and again, your mind is so fucking squared, picardi´s thirds is just an eufism lolololololololololololololololol, the music es alive no just an record lolololololololololol your mom´s ass is so strong then??
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what a loser, not well recognized musican, then, speak shit, get a life....if you can, loooooooser
Takes 2 to lift a Mellotron (small white) and Heart has NO Heart without the Mellotron! There ARE good samples or keys that get close, but Rick does not have them....so sad!
Without the mighty Mellotron by Rick-great voice leading!-Heart sounds like scale playing...
Various factors, dude. Contracts by keyboard companies that literally give people like Wakeman thousands and thousands of dollars worth of shit to use live. Convenient and lightweight to set up/break down by roadies. And also know the mid 80's to early 90's was the birth of the whole "complete digital keyboard" era, which made them sound more fitting to the music of the time. Now, it just sounds dated and shitty. Since then, Wakeman has returned to Moogs and Mellotron knockoffs.
Well, now that I see, I think Rick could have used a real mellotron + Hammond organ, because those keyboards sound like a fuckin clown-circus thriller from the 80's.
Besides in 8:42 their keyboards seem to be disconnected from the rest.
The thing I love about a lot of Yes songs (Prog Rock songs, but Yes in particular) is that they feel like an adventure, with the different sections. I can only imagine this piece would be fun as all hell to perform.
@Maddolis I just tried this song with 3 friends after loving it for so long - we were exhausted after the first run through! Feeling the parts coming up, catching hits together, and messing up most of it! ....Then we tried it again!
@Maddolis I just tried this song with 3 friends after loving it for so long - we were exhausted after the first run through! Feeling the parts coming up, catching hits together, and messing up most of it! ....Then we tried it again!
God I love the ending of this masterpiece!! Must have been in the "Dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you" when I gave away Bill's and Alan's drumsticks....I'm going to hunt them down!! Thanks for this remarkable video.
greatest vocals ever after 9.50 (tone, depth, timing) - but, sadly, 1990's edited for video. Just listen to JA at the very (very) end of the clip - 'whew.' - please, he just sang that song?
@livegigvideo1 yeah but bruford's tone in this period sucked big time...that snare sounded godawful even then. electronic drums were still in their infancy. and i saw them on this tour...twice. they played in the round, but this footage seems like its on a regular stage. anybody?
Saw Yes 3 times 1987, 1991, 1994(5?). Big Generator, Union and Talk. This was an AWESOME lineup!! With Bill & Rick not going on the road now this was my only to see them.
I was there for this tour. they seemed to have a good night when i was there, but i think the 'in the round' got them nauseous. =] it made me nauseous watching that thing spin for 3 hours!
There's two drummers,guitarists,& keyboard players(all exemplary!)...,but only ONE Jon Anderson and ONE Chris Squires! I just wished that Chris would've brought out his custom 3(!)necked bass! People don't believe me but its true! I've seen them 2x,and I would see them 20 more if possible!
Who is flawless is Bill Bruford. I've seen him many times with Yes, King Crimson, and his jazz project Earthworks. He is a human machine. I met him in NYC too, and he's a nice guy with a sense of humor.
I'm not a huge fan of Yes but to say Jon Anderson isn't flawless is stretching it. Like the late, great Freddie Mercury he has a voice of unusual purity, range and power. One doesn't have to like the style to recognize the exceptional talent behind it.
I can't believe some of these posts criticizing this legendary band..,have youse guys ever even SEEN this band live?? And on top of all of their virtuoso playing the voice of Jon Anderson soars above it all!
If you don't appreciate great music then go back to listening to yer solvent-huffing bands!
I absolutely love this song, but for some reason, I don't like the way Chris Squire plays live. His tone is so clangy and his improv licks are clumsy as hell (7:06 = yikes). His work in the 1970s was amazing, but he definitely plateaued at some point around 'Fish Out Of Water'
i've been trying to think of a great YES line up for a tour. Why not another UNION where all previous members appear together. What a sound - every previous member played an important part. Bill Bruford has to make an appearance again - PLEASE. Heart of The Sunrise is one of their greatest ever and this video is absolute class - Thanks.
One problem with that is if you count all of their albulms, that would bee about twenty people. However if you meen that only the major people, then that sounds like a great idea.
just absolutely great ! . i dont like much of yes performances compared to their recordings , but this one is superb . love to see wakeman and bruford in the same stage .
A Rick with dot markers just isn't the same .
sturoc0 1 month ago
I wish they would get more into it and move around a little bit when their playing... They need more stage presence. But otherwise I just found my new favorite song
brett3442 2 months ago
it's divine
Yogurt2345 4 months ago
How could anyone criticize this masterful piece of musicality? Ears please.
green3825 4 months ago
Chris and Bill go so King Crimson with the bass solo!
VallinSFAS 5 months ago
This and four more of there songs come to rock band 3 tue but owner of a lonely heart is the best one.
TheShinobi32 6 months ago
is it taken from a dvd? i want this full video
lorenic95 6 months ago
Y
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pollaris18 6 months ago
How many Yes-Lite fans miss Jon now???? go A.W.R. Yes for 2012!!!!
RICHARDTRICHMOND 8 months ago
Qué versión enriquecida con distintos matices de interpretación. Como en The Yes Album (sonando por dos canales distintos dos estructuras musicales distintas pero unidas) dos Yes en un solo Yes. Prodigioso. Duplicaciones de talentos, y en especial tener a los dos bateristas, el genio de Bruford y la espectacularidad de White. Un tema pastoral. Y esa introducción gloriosa de Squire con los golpes maestros de Bruford y el riff tan poderoso de Chris. Gracias por el video
viktorcavero 9 months ago
If i could play this on bass...i would die
Mike182Jones 9 months ago 2
RUSH IS INCREDIBLE, BUT THEY ARE ONE OF YES'S BIGEST FANS!
SO LET IT ROLLL! THEY BOTH HAVE THEIR PLACE IN RR!
zybraman 9 months ago 2
Bill and Chris locked together like it was 1971. Best rhythm section there is!
sndchsr 10 months ago 2
Thanks Rodrum !!!!!! I saw this tour in Atl. Ga. On a weeknight......Damn near lost my job over it.....It would have been worth it !!!!!
billntammy 10 months ago
and YET imagine.there are legions of devoted worshipers(blind as WELL as deaf) that believe deep conviction that Rush is the greatest band in the world AND of all time ( and these are actual QUOTES).LOL.IMAGINE?beyond belief!That Geddy the Tucan has the greatest voice in music and that peart is( and i quote) the greatest drummer in the world and a "god"!NOexagerations!And think that REAL bands like YES,GENESIS,PFM etc are NO comparison to this boring"all girl trio"that is so LAME.
TheNucleusAlbum1968 11 months ago
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countdumas 9 months ago
@TheNucleusAlbum1968 And that's why people have different opinions. We've all heard your opinion before too.
Peatman 8 months ago
Total mass retain: Yes fuckin´rules!!
MrDodstink 11 months ago
Yes rocks! I love Jesus.
ApostlesoYahwehUnite 1 year ago
This performance is 20 years old. At the time the song was already 20 years old(now it's 40). Time flies by.
Colddeed 1 year ago
Most awesome Yes anthem ever. Can't beat Eddie Offord's studio mix, though.
fishellb 1 year ago
Chris`s Rick bass sounds great here.
TheAntman1265 1 year ago
Nigel Tufnel did a solo in this tune.
dwilmer7 1 year ago
I saw this tour twice--Orlando, in the round and Atlanta on the flat stage. I took my Mom to see them in Atlanta! I could see the look in her face when it struck her--she finally got it!! i've seen Yes on every tour since 77--this one is by far my favourite--pure excitement!!
jaxmikey59 1 year ago
erm..still pissed off with rabbit in this..hate his posing...spinal tap or what..
SnowyOwl1959 1 year ago
erm..still pissed off with rabbit in this
SnowyOwl1959 1 year ago
They're the best ..
cruzero95 1 year ago
i love these guys
RickenbackerBass1021 1 year ago
Wakeman is a beast.
gonzasabbath 1 year ago
I can't wait this dvd to come out...best lineup...I was born in '91 wish I was there
Hrci04 1 year ago
saw Yes in 1976 in Vancouver. They blew me away. This song is one of my all-time faves!
arwen54 1 year ago
I had the pleasure of seeing Yes for the union tour in Chicago and Loved it!!! Seeing All of those GIFTED musicians on stage at the same time. Fabuloso!!!
MrJeffyh 1 year ago
@MrJeffyh - I can't agree more. I saw the tour in Miami. It was, by far, my favorite Yes concert.
gbdave55 1 year ago
@gbdave55 - I was at the Miami show... dragging a friend that was into metal music who thought he would hate it. Right before the intermission Yes played "Heart of Sunrise". After the lights came on, my friend was sitting there, staring straight ahead with his jaw literally hanging open in a Yes coma. When he finally came to, he turned to me and said simply, "That was f&@!ng AWESOME!" He was a Yes convert from that day forth. ;-)
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@gbdave55 - I was at the Miami show... dragging a friend that was into metal music who thought he would hate it. Right before the intermission Yes played "Heart of the Sunrise". After the lights came on, my friend was sitting there, staring straight ahead with his jaw literally hanging open in a Yes coma. When he finally came to, he turned to me and said simply, "That was f&@!ng AWESOME!" He was a Yes convert from that day forth. ;-)
rna1dna 1 year ago
I'm gonna have to say that I dislike this interpretation of the song, even though Bill Bruford was in the band, the best part for me the first 2 minutes are the worst I have heard from Yes, Its those minutes that captured my initial attention, to bad.
Joeltaa347 1 year ago
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Joeltaa347 1 year ago
The first time I saw Yes live was during this Union tour in Toronto at the Sky Dome. What an amazing concert! I since saw them at Massey hall, Exhibition Place, and at the Air Canada Center all in Toronto. They never ceased to inspire and amaze.
Join my Facebook group: Nominate YES for the Nobel Peace Prize!
JeremyNasmith 1 year ago 2
I grew up in the 60's & 70's and there is no other band that comes close to YES on stage in concert. I think that Heart Of The Sunrise really defines Yes & set the stage for what YES was to create in Close To The Edge. I like the Fragile Album because each individual musician was able to showcase what they would bring to YES music and they all come together to create this masterpiece as the last song on the album. Love & Peace! Miss you Jon.
gannonb4u 1 year ago
bruford and squire is thebest rhythm section ever
boibad12 1 year ago
Another absolute masterpiece by prog rock Gods! I love this song! :-)
OZRIC1985 1 year ago
Sometimes..... You just go back in time.....
Magical. DEEP______
PIASANOBRI 1 year ago
Go Bill, he is so good on this one...
LittleDrummerBoy234 1 year ago
Saw Them In "The Round" Oakland, CA. ...Was An EPIC Experience xD
Love And Happiness,
[[[[ Wild Wizard ]]]]
Thanx For Posting xD !
thewildwizard 1 year ago
Glad I saw the Union tour in L.A., a Yes fan dream.
LAwoman1956 1 year ago
on a salingship to nowhere, magnificent!
mieke331 1 year ago
Chris Squire is the best electric bass player to ever pick up the instrument. Period.
sriggs19 1 year ago
@sriggs19 ehh, john entwhistle is the best, but chris is definitely up there
payinattention225 5 months ago
One of the best live versions of this song
streetservant 1 year ago
Los papás de muchos progresivos
Eclipsemty 1 year ago
gods .
LowRider1500 1 year ago
I saw this show in Philadelphia. It was fantastic.
capewood 1 year ago
Has there been a band in the past 10 to 20 years that can produce music like this? If so I have not heard them. This song still gives me shivers up my spine it's so F'in good.
Steve3657 1 year ago 3
Awesome
Steve3657 1 year ago
Who is the other bass player?
Great song, one of my favs.
Roroysuke 1 year ago
@Roroysuke i only see one bass player, and thats chris squire
boibad12 1 year ago
@boibad12
You're absolutely correct. Squire played on all the "non-solo" songs plus some.
They deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. I guess the HOF is now only a popularity contest.
gbdave55 1 year ago
Two eras of Yes sharing the same stage together? Too awesome for words!
DrewAnthonyNeurocide 1 year ago
Wow, these keyboard sound fucking awful. Bring back the Moog!
Amebixfan 1 year ago
Superskupina.Úžasná,nadčasová a zřejmě nepřekonatelná hudba jako vše od Yes sedmdesátých let. Nádhera. Yes 4ever.
paelekk 1 year ago
I just can't play this song loud enough ! I heard it over 20 years ago in a friend's Toyota after a couple of tokes ......... it still gives me a buzz .
scottishale 1 year ago
7:06-7:08 Sweet little bass run.
iloverush123 1 year ago
nionionionionionionionionionionionionioinonio
human20freedom 1 year ago
easy to be a critic. I would like to hear you play the drums putapellonyou LOL
skyline076 1 year ago
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tony kaye is HARD!
Putaspellonyou 1 year ago
tony kaye is HARD!
Putaspellonyou 1 year ago
tony kaye is HARD!
Putaspellonyou 1 year ago
Amazing song. Yes is the best!
imacomputer1 1 year ago
@imacomputer1 ... one of the best, dont forget that Universe is really really big!!!:)
xlapj001 1 year ago 2
Wakeman is and always will be my favourite YES keyboardist by far. No offense to the guy, but when I see Rick with his huge array of synths, and then Kaye with his single keyboard, Kaye just seems a tiny bit pathetic.
EragonFiresword 1 year ago
I know what you mean. Sometimes less is more though, its down to the players. Consider Jordan Rudess.
Eitherway, Wakeman is my favorite Keyz man and has been for nigh on all my life now.
neil73 1 year ago
@EragonFiresword
Kaye always had just one keyboard and it worked great on the yes album. I think Wakemen's setup looks a little over the top. Less is more sometimes
drums2bass18 1 year ago
@EragonFiresword That single master keyboard was controlling racks of synths, though - it wasn't just one synth! The modern master of this method is Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater, though his master keyboard is also a powerful synth (Korg OASYS).
stereoroid 1 year ago
CHANGES!!
baseballfurie31 1 year ago
Two versions of the Union concert exist...perhaps 3 now. This particular clip was taken from the Japanese (only?) DVD that was released there, but never released in the U.S. This was filmed in Mountain View, California on August 8, 1991 and was not 'in the round'. The other one was filmed in Denver and WAS in the round but had an absolutely horrible audio track - it sounded like it was a straight feed from the sound board, but someone has posted clips here with a remastered track by Trevor.
ProtoDewd 2 years ago 4
Can you please post any more songs from this footage in California? I like the stage set up at this concert better than the circle stage in Denver.
psychodelicrock12 1 year ago
@ProtoDewd actually yes in the round came years before and doesnt have bruford it has only alan white its the tormato tour i have the maSTER tape and this is almost a decade after in the round
bruford55 4 months ago
@bruford55 You're right. That was the first tour they did in the round, They followed that a year later with their 10th Anniversary Tour, also in the round. The year after that the Drama tour was in the round as well. When they reformed as YesWest and went on the 90125 tour, the rumor was that that concert was goiing to be in the round too, but it turned out to be just a "round" stage.
Master tape, eh? You talking audio feed off the sound board? Nice.
ProtoDewd 4 months ago
at 8:40 rickie wraps his foot in the wires. lol
lothianpoipoi 2 years ago
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lothianpoipoi 2 years ago
BRUFORD 4 LIFE!
PROTENON 2 years ago 3
this is a greatest song ever...
fegic 2 years ago 4
I love this song but the intro bass line here is so sloppy it's a shame...
Shortstacklover 2 years ago
wtf are you talking about, do you know what is an rallentando????
of course you dont´!, shut the fuck up noob, in you fucking life your gonna play like Chris, so, shut the fuck up!
sloppy??? sloppy your mom´s ass
superindalecio 2 years ago
I studied music as a matter of fact but we'll talk picardi's thirds another time. The bass line on the original recording is way tighter if you ask me that's all, don't go all mad over your boyfriend Chris now...
Shortstacklover 2 years ago
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original recording??? lololololololololol then play the record again and again and again, your mind is so fucking squared, picardi´s thirds is just an eufism lolololololololololololololololol, the music es alive no just an record lolololololololololol your mom´s ass is so strong then??
lolololololol
what a loser, not well recognized musican, then, speak shit, get a life....if you can, loooooooser
superindalecio 2 years ago
You're really young aren't you ? look kiddo, I love this song, just like you so, just stop wasting everyone's time with second grade insults.
Shortstacklover 2 years ago
@Shortstacklover lol, and what´s the name of your famous band???......lolololololololol
sloppy....h4h4h4h4h4h4h4 what a loser.
superindalecio 1 year ago
I can hear this masterpeace 24 hrs a day
mobyboy 2 years ago 3
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RasDeepS 2 years ago
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Not only a musician, but a spiritual master too, to be followed at our dark times...
xlapj001 2 years ago
WGAF peak voice
yourhereimthere 2 years ago
What in the world is Anderson wearing?
RobWatsonMusic 2 years ago
yes. bad choice :)
looks like eurovision of 1985
mobyboy 2 years ago
i love rabin's wifebeater.
mattaki 2 years ago
I caught this tour in Toronto, Anderson;s voice was crisp clean. and went right through you.
janmadytay 2 years ago
I said Hello to Chris Squires at John Henry's Studios, wonder if he'd remember me?
Ziggyztarz 2 years ago
No Mellotron? Could have been a nice bonus.
10dudes 2 years ago
hate trevor loved bill
vtripaldi 2 years ago
TOTALLY INCREDIBLE!!!!
tigercubii 2 years ago
sadly, chris kinda blew it - unless he was going for jazz.
mattaki 2 years ago
Have to agree, maybe he grew bored of the riff...in any case he did not improve it. Long lapses and then vamping on one note don't do much, Chris
Hopspop 2 years ago
Takes 2 to lift a Mellotron (small white) and Heart has NO Heart without the Mellotron! There ARE good samples or keys that get close, but Rick does not have them....so sad!
Without the mighty Mellotron by Rick-great voice leading!-Heart sounds like scale playing...
Iracord 2 years ago
Various factors, dude. Contracts by keyboard companies that literally give people like Wakeman thousands and thousands of dollars worth of shit to use live. Convenient and lightweight to set up/break down by roadies. And also know the mid 80's to early 90's was the birth of the whole "complete digital keyboard" era, which made them sound more fitting to the music of the time. Now, it just sounds dated and shitty. Since then, Wakeman has returned to Moogs and Mellotron knockoffs.
MrUpshotKnothole 2 years ago 2
masters
jcel48 2 years ago 19
Well, now that I see, I think Rick could have used a real mellotron + Hammond organ, because those keyboards sound like a fuckin clown-circus thriller from the 80's.
Besides in 8:42 their keyboards seem to be disconnected from the rest.
RailcarFerrostaal 2 years ago
@RailcarFerrostaal I agree...
stevezane 1 year ago
"Union" is a superb union, deffinitely hard to see nowadays all the members together, something to remember forever, quite nice!
RailcarFerrostaal 2 years ago 2
This was my very 1st concert!! My Dad sure picked a great one! 6th ROW!!!
TheMindfulOne 2 years ago 9
Where is the fucking Mellotron!? C'mon, Rick!!!
Iracord 2 years ago
As brilliant as those instruments were, it took 4 roadies to lift them! I guess it was easier to leave them out.
titchbek 2 years ago
This is by far my favorite song off Fragile. I think it's a tribute to all of them as musicians to agree to an album, much less a tour.
davetl 2 years ago
It just doesn't get any better than this...wow.
funds450 2 years ago 2
The thing I love about a lot of Yes songs (Prog Rock songs, but Yes in particular) is that they feel like an adventure, with the different sections. I can only imagine this piece would be fun as all hell to perform.
Maddolis 2 years ago 17
@Maddolis I just tried this song with 3 friends after loving it for so long - we were exhausted after the first run through! Feeling the parts coming up, catching hits together, and messing up most of it! ....Then we tried it again!
elipper 1 year ago
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@Maddolis I just tried this song with 3 friends after loving it for so long - we were exhausted after the first run through! Feeling the parts coming up, catching hits together, and messing up most of it! ....Then we tried it again!
elipper 1 year ago
My band covers this song, i love it so much.
Langealot 2 years ago
haha
we are playing this as a part of our half time show
for band
:D
ShelbyAmelia 2 years ago
TAPE IT. That's badass.
Tengent 2 years ago
ahahah.
i will
:D
ShelbyAmelia 2 years ago
yes, yes, yes, yes,the best musicien aux mondes
Joker133706 2 years ago 2
chris squire looks so cool *_* zomg i want start to play bass XD
nevesciueps 2 years ago 3
The Andersons are musical geniuses: Jon, Ian, Joni (aka Mitchell), et al.
008klm 2 years ago 4
God I love the ending of this masterpiece!! Must have been in the "Dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you" when I gave away Bill's and Alan's drumsticks....I'm going to hunt them down!! Thanks for this remarkable video.
lambliesdown 2 years ago
I love hearing them all together, especially with Bruford on the beat
1968barry 2 years ago 2
Yeah ! Yeah ! They're my best band !!!!!
ciochigno 2 years ago 2
I was at the Denver show May '91. Incredible. Read Bruford's autobiography!
xdhilrdx 2 years ago
what happened?
vivafra87 2 years ago
Get those guys some Hammonds!
osunvid 2 years ago
Chris, Stevie, Jon, Rick, Bill, Alan, Trevor, Tony, in-the-round?
I was there.... Seattle, WA
Un-fucking-believeable----
This is a fucking great ...VID!!!!!!
Thanx
DOConROCK1 2 years ago 2
greatest vocals ever after 9.50 (tone, depth, timing) - but, sadly, 1990's edited for video. Just listen to JA at the very (very) end of the clip - 'whew.' - please, he just sang that song?
sproutmom 2 years ago
i think he says woa! and he has throat problems yap up
buchanangenesis 2 years ago
I'm partial towards the line up of Anderson, Howe, White, Squire and Wakeman but this song sounds great with this line up.
godsofmagog 2 years ago
Bruford smokes White every day of the week!!
livegigvideo1 1 year ago 2
@livegigvideo1 yeah but bruford's tone in this period sucked big time...that snare sounded godawful even then. electronic drums were still in their infancy. and i saw them on this tour...twice. they played in the round, but this footage seems like its on a regular stage. anybody?
Putaspellonyou 1 year ago
Squire's bass playing is so tasty. The band was pretty tight that evening.
ASeasonedWitch 2 years ago 3
Saw Yes 3 times 1987, 1991, 1994(5?). Big Generator, Union and Talk. This was an AWESOME lineup!! With Bill & Rick not going on the road now this was my only to see them.
Galacticadude 2 years ago
I was there for this tour. they seemed to have a good night when i was there, but i think the 'in the round' got them nauseous. =] it made me nauseous watching that thing spin for 3 hours!
analogpro7 2 years ago
listen to that bass crunch! the sound of a rickey is so tuff... my favorite bass ever! (also dig the classic "P" )
coleodin 2 years ago 7
This tour gets a lot of negative comments from the band, but I was there and it was amazing!
otteaux 2 years ago 3
This is the greatest group of musicians ever put together - ever.
Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Bill Bruford (Drums)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Tony Kaye (Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)
teaandtheatre 2 years ago 2
Woah. What a great line-up.
Tengent 2 years ago
Ahh, I was there! Second row. Awesome show.
travelingvegetarian 3 years ago 2
damn you!
ososatanico666 3 years ago
Great song, horrible 80's digital synth patches don't do it justice.
vth42 3 years ago
Wooh!
TenaciousxT 2 years ago
yessssss fantasticcccccccccc
ABRIGANTESSA 3 years ago 3
Does anybody have a copy of the DVD? I'll buy it. It is out of print! :-(
Dream2112 3 years ago
Absolutely the best YES tour ever! I was there. 8th Yes concert. More to come.
admiraltwofour 3 years ago
There's two drummers,guitarists,& keyboard players(all exemplary!)...,but only ONE Jon Anderson and ONE Chris Squires! I just wished that Chris would've brought out his custom 3(!)necked bass! People don't believe me but its true! I've seen them 2x,and I would see them 20 more if possible!
bossanova3255 3 years ago 2
its quite an intense bass guitar.
Frizzlefry2093 3 years ago
Yes, He Plays that 3 neck Bass ONLY on Awaken.
nignog87 3 years ago
Flawless live performance.
luckyvet 3 years ago
Who is flawless is Bill Bruford. I've seen him many times with Yes, King Crimson, and his jazz project Earthworks. He is a human machine. I met him in NYC too, and he's a nice guy with a sense of humor.
davergny 3 years ago
Own mother's at birth! ROFLMAO! As one of those people, I can laugh.
sweetgeorgiajones 3 years ago
fanno sembrare questa canzone uno scherzo
lucasdelarge 3 years ago
I'm not a huge fan of Yes but to say Jon Anderson isn't flawless is stretching it. Like the late, great Freddie Mercury he has a voice of unusual purity, range and power. One doesn't have to like the style to recognize the exceptional talent behind it.
ScooterGirl9988 3 years ago 3
Pretty well said ScooterGirl, at least I couldn-t have said it any better.
610920 3 years ago
My favorite Yes tune of all time.
Firebird7478 3 years ago
They're Gods of symphonic rock!
swierszczyk5 3 years ago 2
yup
verbod 3 years ago
funny... though compared to Howe, TR is a bit of a cock jocky though, you gotta admit.
remoman 3 years ago
@remoman What...do you really understand anything about guitars? If yes you wouldn't say that.
stevezane 1 year ago
I can't believe some of these posts criticizing this legendary band..,have youse guys ever even SEEN this band live?? And on top of all of their virtuoso playing the voice of Jon Anderson soars above it all!
If you don't appreciate great music then go back to listening to yer solvent-huffing bands!
bossanova3255 3 years ago 3
one of the best tunes ever!!!!
woundedfreedom 3 years ago
i never cared for trevor rabin to be in yes..... sorry trevor
wennykelly1 3 years ago
@wennykelly1 You must be a boomer stuck in the 70's...lol
stevezane 1 year ago
I absolutely love this song, but for some reason, I don't like the way Chris Squire plays live. His tone is so clangy and his improv licks are clumsy as hell (7:06 = yikes). His work in the 1970s was amazing, but he definitely plateaued at some point around 'Fish Out Of Water'
cleomagoolando 3 years ago
Alan White is a real earsore. He's like a bull in a china shop.
rokarolla 3 years ago
I agree, just saw Yes in Detroit and Alan sucked, seemed tired, bored. I always missed Bruford!
livegigvideo1 1 year ago 3
i've been trying to think of a great YES line up for a tour. Why not another UNION where all previous members appear together. What a sound - every previous member played an important part. Bill Bruford has to make an appearance again - PLEASE. Heart of The Sunrise is one of their greatest ever and this video is absolute class - Thanks.
yessman74 3 years ago 2
One problem with that is if you count all of their albulms, that would bee about twenty people. However if you meen that only the major people, then that sounds like a great idea.
Panthersfan2 3 years ago
just absolutely great ! . i dont like much of yes performances compared to their recordings , but this one is superb . love to see wakeman and bruford in the same stage .
ricappon 3 years ago
Now if Trevor Got as close to Steve as Chris did I think there would be an electric fence around Steve at the next show.
yesman90125 3 years ago
if chris can use a pick then so can I
yeah I thought you weren't supposed to get into Steve's space
yesman90125 3 years ago
Hey, Squire and Howe got a little too close there, huh? :)
lkern 4 years ago