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wow. takes me back. 15 years old, i was all about Yes and surfing. Nothing but surfing. Yes had been around for years before, I found them. I cannot listen to this and not think of surf trips to the south in warmer water and glassy conditions and perfect waves ha. One of my surfing buddies, turned me on to Yes. Then i found punk ha. complete opposite. I had to listen secretly to yes ha. Music sure can bring you back to a time. Ty
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countless hours over many years of listening to and seeing countless bands and it all goes back to my first rock concert. Yes, Boston Garden, 73. Wish I could go back
All my musical education started with prog groups,....Tull, Yes, Queen, Zappa etc. I lean towards more melodic stuff, and not always impressed with the ambient domains that sometimes fill alot of prog music. I'm looking for great songwriting, AND good technical skills. That plus creativity=> virtuoso's only. I finally listened to Court of The Crimson King.............first prog/ sure......best?/ not so much. And Zappa might challenge that too!
This is pure talent. 5 guys that actually not only play but master their instruments. Not like the cheesie, gay, zero talent, pretend to be bad-ass hiphop crap that todays brain dead youth listen to today.
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@BlackMaidenTallica Yes's "dumb" synth sounds are not little first of all... Without them I don't think their best song "And You and I" would even set the glorious mood it sets correctly.
@Zyborggian I was only talking about this song lol, where at the end of every consecutive roll, theres a little synth riff that sounds like a fairy prancing about
I saw Apollo 18 on the plane the other day and I can confirm that dunbis is right that the Yes track played is 'And You and I'. What a travesty that his kid recorded over part of it!
i saw YES in germany when i was stationed there in the 70's. (74-76). they were THIS GOOD and everyone stood up for the entire show! I was pretty far back from the stage, but i was blown away from the beginning to the end. i don't know of anything comparable today. if you do, let me know and post.
mi papa tiene discos de Yes, Queen, The Beatles y mas le re encanta la musica me hizo escuchar a mi la musica desde los 6 años o 5 y me encanta! y lo quiero ver millones de veces!!!
okay all you yes fanantics, I have a question for you. If any of you reading this has seen the movie, "Apollo 18" then you'll you remember the astronaut that was playing a Yes song on a little mini tape recorder he took with him on the flight to the moon. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THAT SONG HE WAS LISTENING TO???? I don't know and I am pleading with all you Yes heads to be able to help me out with this dilemma. It is a song I had heard before but I can't track it down on youtube to save my life.HELP
god- bad memories. in 1975 i bought tickets for the reading pop festival because yes were headlining and i loved them.i was only 15 and it was loads of money to me. plus my parents would not have allowed me to go. i went anyway, sneaked out and hitched a lift, but my mate nicked my ticket so i couldnt get in. managed to bribe my way in but had no money left for food but chrissnas were there with free soup.
guess what? yep, these bastards never turned up! never listened to them again til now.
Why does nobody care about Chris Squire? I swear on every yes vid it's about Steve Howe, why not about Chris? Why does nobody ever care about the bass guitar : (
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I keep forgetting many of the great guitarist. But how could I forget Steve Howe. I saw them live in Atlanta back in 1976 or so. Steve brought out a rack of abought 13 stringed instruments and played them all. I went to Peaches to get my sister tckets for Peter Frampton but they only had nose bleed seats left, so I ask if they had any other tickets. A Definite YES
Roundabout, in my opinion, is the definitive template from which all other progressive rock masterpieces have been created. This song was recorded and produced back in 1971. It was years ahead of its time. The arrangement and execution is stunning.
Please listen the new YES ! a young band from argentina, his name it's "Espias del Umbral" and they are growning, help with a vote!
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Vamos a ayudar a esta nueva banda argentina que esta fuertisimamente influenciada por los maestros Crimson con un voto para que puedan lograr mostrar su arte tan valioso en estos tiempos, son PIBES de 16,17 años
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Nothing can beat the artistry and musicianship of a group like Yes. They made the '70's a golden age for singer/songwriter groups. Nothing and no one can compare to them.
I love the begining of this song when the guitar comes in my uncle played it after him and my dad got high which I don't like but I can't make them do what I want them to do but my uncle gets high and he plays guitar and he's really good he plays roundabout ,stairway to heaven all of them.
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I remember waking up to my dad playing this on his old LP's. He was Yes' biggest fan. So much so that I am named after Jon Anderson. When I listen to Yes I feel like he is still here with us. I wish he lived long enough for me to get the chance to tell him how much I love this beautiful music. Hearing this song makes me feel like hes still here and everything is ok.
@captcrackhead That is totally cool for you to say that. I know what you mean -- but for me, the 'dad' is more of the great, peaceful, easy feelings I had as a young kid. Yes' music is such a strong association with the 70s / 80s. (PS: I named my son after Neil Young)! --
I know Steve Howe's name doesn't get mentioned as much now in these stupid polls of "greatest guitarist ever," but back in the day, he was voted No.1 by Guitar Player magazine's poll year after year after year....ahead of Hendrix, Beck, Page, Clapton etc.
But, you are on track re. Chris Squire. Maybe because there was so much focus on the playing of Howe and Rick Wakeman, everybody forgot about how much Chris Squire revolutionized playing the bass.
The greatest artists in the history of Earth. In my opinion, no other artist in the history of Earth recorded music has ever matched Yes as far as sheer brilliance, positiveness, originality, power and effectiveness.
Listen to The Gates of Delirium and Awaken if you don't believe me. Awaken contains the answer to life and The Gates of Delirium is music that sounds other-worldly. Until the day that another's music affects me as much as this band, there's no way I could ever change my mind. :)
I like this quite a bit. It's not my favorite stuff, but it's got a lot of good qualities. Yes could get away with songs over 5 minutes a lot better than some of the groups back then and most of the jam band tards now. This at least has some direction in the way the music goes.
However, just because you don't wack off your instrument every song doesn't mean you sux at making music. If you put together songs on a program using electronic drums, bass and samples it doesn't mean you're talentless.
@MrRICK961 Well, if you mean in this style, you're pretty close. I'm sure there are a few indie underground bands that do stuff in this style and maybe even at least as good, they just haven't found the right people to promote them. As far as quality, you've got to be joking. For one, there are tons of underground groups that make killer music. Also, there's a ton of great dance pop/trance/house music that's being made. Just because its not what you like doesn't mean it sux. And Yes is great!
I've seen all different lineups of YES in the five concerts I got a chance to go to. I have to admit that when I caught their shows in 1975 and 78, they seemed to be a little ragged....maybe they were touring too much, doing too many shows. Best one I recall is the 8 man lineup for the Union Tour...back in 91 I think. The album they were supporting was weak, but the shows -- with doubled lead guitars, drums and keyboards was fantastic!
Great stuff!! Love this era. You can tell it's from the 70s cuz Steve Howe doesn't look like an old Asian man from a B-movie and Jon Anderson isn't dressed like your grandmother!
Are you seeking truth? Search for "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then click on "The Present" to open it. What it says will blow your mind.
bad frontman. what a boring dude. doesn't matter if you have the best voice in the world if you just sit there like a bump on a log....ugh. hard to watch.
Bullshit! Back in the 70's, it was all about the music, not dancing around on stage like your in some goddamn Broadway show. I thank MTV for killing rock and pop music, and turning into the crap we have today that can't be distinguished from TV commercials!
I notice that Jon's movements and mannerisms on stage have changed over the years. He seems a little clumsy in the early shows, but developed movements that fit the music better as time went on.
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1st time saw these at my college, I paid 70p for a ticket!! God, how old does that make me sound! They are an an all time class act , like them or loathe them, no-one can argue with the sheer musicanship. In my humble opinion at their peak with the 'Close to the Edge' album.
probably the best band of its type in the 70s, ELP...similar, and who could say Tull and Zappa wern't of this caliber. But Yes always was a tight band live. This rendition is proof, note for note almost identical to the studio version. Amazing talent found in each member.
I saw Yes with the most of the classic lineup...I have seen a lot of shows and heard many musicians...Chis Squire is one of the best players and showman of his era...Lead Fucking Bass and with Steve Howe...RIck Wakeman...John Anderson when he is on point...Just fucking Amazing...Patrick Moraz on Keyboards when I first saw them in 77....Pure Greatness...Fuck Foster the Retarded People..Bierber...Fuck 'Em All!!!!
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My only problem with this video is that when I really wanted to see Chris Squire rock out during his intro and we got a 1 second shot of him around 40 seconds, from the side.
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I'm thankful for my high school boyfriend in the 70s. He introduced me to this genre of music. Today it is best known as "Classic Rock" My stations - Classic Vinyl, Classic rewind :)
i agree with you so much. im 14 and a girl and i dont care about all that other shit like lady gaga and emimen and whatever. yes is my all time favorite and chris squire is like my idol hah i love him so mucch.:) i love yes. and rushh: haha
@bassismylife14 NO WAY! i adore chris squire hes my fav member and yes is my fav band too i play bass,and guitar so ya not to mention i also love rush. thats so weird
hhahah ikr. i seroiusly like LOVE chris squire. Yes and Rush are all that i listen to. and my friends think its weird. but . i honestly dont care. its GOOD music. haahh
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Incredible Band,Awesome Performance.Thanks So Much For Posting.To The 82 Mental Midgets,Go Back To Your Journey Web Page.
ricjan58 7 hours ago
Hands down, best prog rock song ever!
chaskins15 2 days ago
I need a cape!
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Tommygun1028 5 days ago
this song is still ahead of its time. nobody has ever matched it.
23chopperrob 6 days ago 2
Ahhh, when music was grand and showmanship was how well you played your instrument!
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ClassicRockDVD 1 week ago
Sad that the first video that pops up when searching Yes is a LMFAO video
MegaSackman 2 weeks ago 4
It looks like 79 people accidentally hit the "dislike" button.
MrDoggerDog 2 weeks ago
Thanks for this beautiful contribution. Yes was and will always be the best progressive rock band ever. A true masterpiece. A classic already!
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wow. takes me back. 15 years old, i was all about Yes and surfing. Nothing but surfing. Yes had been around for years before, I found them. I cannot listen to this and not think of surf trips to the south in warmer water and glassy conditions and perfect waves ha. One of my surfing buddies, turned me on to Yes. Then i found punk ha. complete opposite. I had to listen secretly to yes ha. Music sure can bring you back to a time. Ty
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Tommygun1028 2 weeks ago
Wow, is it just me or is Squire rushing a lot at the beginning?
TheMartini1234 2 weeks ago
@TheMartini1234 your rushing gods never wrong!!
PIKI146 1 week ago
Wow this is shit
irnbrubhoy 2 weeks ago
where did all the good music go?
dhong21 2 weeks ago
@dhong21 there is nothing better than YES music you cant handle Too Real check Ultimate YES record Beats rap or hop scotch
margaretrmayer 2 weeks ago
Thumbs up if you were bored and randomly searched yes and this came up
TheRageFalcon 2 weeks ago
@TheRageFalcon I randomly searched Yes because I wanted to hear the band.
mandraxhair 2 weeks ago
OH NO!!! UNLUCKY DOUBLE 13s!!! "Roundabout" peaked at No. 13 and spent a total of 13 weeks in the Billboard's Top 100 in 1972...
(But then again; there are thousands and thousands of songs on You Tube that never charted at all)
sauquoit13456 3 weeks ago
que temazo por favor!!!!!!
TheGabiled 3 weeks ago
I knew a girl who tried to dance to this. She broke her leg.
skatav8 3 weeks ago
Timeless wonderful song..
sufcok 4 weeks ago
amazing this song only has 2 mil hits
MrGLites 4 weeks ago
steve howe, rick wakeman, jon anderson, amazing talent
TheIrishlad12 4 weeks ago
@TheIrishlad12 Not forgetting the inspired bass (& interesting backing vocal style) of Mr Chris Squire... or Alan White on drums.
666popey666 3 weeks ago
cool!
Tomcrossfire 1 month ago
countless hours over many years of listening to and seeing countless bands and it all goes back to my first rock concert. Yes, Boston Garden, 73. Wish I could go back
RRB760 1 month ago
All my musical education started with prog groups,....Tull, Yes, Queen, Zappa etc. I lean towards more melodic stuff, and not always impressed with the ambient domains that sometimes fill alot of prog music. I'm looking for great songwriting, AND good technical skills. That plus creativity=> virtuoso's only. I finally listened to Court of The Crimson King.............first prog/ sure......best?/ not so much. And Zappa might challenge that too!
willicat441 1 month ago
This is pure talent. 5 guys that actually not only play but master their instruments. Not like the cheesie, gay, zero talent, pretend to be bad-ass hiphop crap that todays brain dead youth listen to today.
TheGigsUp 1 month ago
How is LMFAO above this masterpiece on YouTube search?!
HappyMealGiel 1 month ago
@HappyMealGiel Because they suck. YouTube staff love crap artists.
ThroughRock 1 month ago
79 people are people.
JACKIFIEDCRACK 1 month ago
still got every one of thier lps, these were the best days of my life! man i gotten old,lol
lakid714 1 month ago
seen them so long ago, go everyone of their lps still in perfect shape, these were the days 4 me!
lakid714 1 month ago
Nice!
rcketsci 1 month ago
@blackmaidentallica
That dumb synth sound is Rick wakeman yer dumb cunt fuck off you
MrGutentag69 1 month ago
awesome! just wank me off ter this vid better than jenna jameson
MrNelly1963 1 month ago
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Tommygun1028 1 month ago
vote up if you despise Yes's dumb little synth sounds but still listen to them so hard !!!
BlackMaidenTallica 1 month ago
@BlackMaidenTallica Yes's "dumb" synth sounds are not little first of all... Without them I don't think their best song "And You and I" would even set the glorious mood it sets correctly.
Zyborggian 1 month ago
@Zyborggian I was only talking about this song lol, where at the end of every consecutive roll, theres a little synth riff that sounds like a fairy prancing about
BlackMaidenTallica 1 month ago
I saw Apollo 18 on the plane the other day and I can confirm that dunbis is right that the Yes track played is 'And You and I'. What a travesty that his kid recorded over part of it!
vonHaifisch 1 month ago
i saw YES in germany when i was stationed there in the 70's. (74-76). they were THIS GOOD and everyone stood up for the entire show! I was pretty far back from the stage, but i was blown away from the beginning to the end. i don't know of anything comparable today. if you do, let me know and post.
blackcrystaldove 1 month ago
mi papa tiene discos de Yes, Queen, The Beatles y mas le re encanta la musica me hizo escuchar a mi la musica desde los 6 años o 5 y me encanta! y lo quiero ver millones de veces!!!
Matitruco2000 1 month ago
happy new wife Rick Wakeman - Rachel & Rick!!!
hoppinonabronzeleg 1 month ago
okay all you yes fanantics, I have a question for you. If any of you reading this has seen the movie, "Apollo 18" then you'll you remember the astronaut that was playing a Yes song on a little mini tape recorder he took with him on the flight to the moon. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THAT SONG HE WAS LISTENING TO???? I don't know and I am pleading with all you Yes heads to be able to help me out with this dilemma. It is a song I had heard before but I can't track it down on youtube to save my life.HELP
chev202 1 month ago
@chev202 I have not seen the movie, but according to yesfans.com the song is "And you and I"
dunbis 1 month ago
god- bad memories. in 1975 i bought tickets for the reading pop festival because yes were headlining and i loved them.i was only 15 and it was loads of money to me. plus my parents would not have allowed me to go. i went anyway, sneaked out and hitched a lift, but my mate nicked my ticket so i couldnt get in. managed to bribe my way in but had no money left for food but chrissnas were there with free soup.
guess what? yep, these bastards never turned up! never listened to them again til now.
viago2 1 month ago
I saw them in 73 - wonder if this is Charleston, wv?
tanksbb 1 month ago
I grew up with this music!
Libstergirl74 1 month ago
Why does nobody care about Chris Squire? I swear on every yes vid it's about Steve Howe, why not about Chris? Why does nobody ever care about the bass guitar : (
yoyoguy1st 1 month ago
that's Rick Wakeman on Key boards Rick Wakeman
Syzygy60 1 month ago
no u didn't
Syzygy60 1 month ago
didu see what steve howe just did?
Syzygy60 1 month ago
e's playing with harmonics
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ClassicRockDVD 1 month ago
Classic!
english4you99 1 month ago
I keep forgetting many of the great guitarist. But how could I forget Steve Howe. I saw them live in Atlanta back in 1976 or so. Steve brought out a rack of abought 13 stringed instruments and played them all. I went to Peaches to get my sister tckets for Peter Frampton but they only had nose bleed seats left, so I ask if they had any other tickets. A Definite YES
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YES , The close you gonna get to Heaven... on Earth !!!
renatothesaint 2 months ago
these guys are good! so much talent. can I say 'Rush-like'
tnt88910 2 months ago
damn dude listen to that crowd roar at the end they wanted an encore!
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Roundabout, in my opinion, is the definitive template from which all other progressive rock masterpieces have been created. This song was recorded and produced back in 1971. It was years ahead of its time. The arrangement and execution is stunning.
mfrerkes 2 months ago 6
man! that riff full of harmonics is just amazing
SebaChannel 2 months ago
Someone at rolling stone magizine company screwed up who was supposed to be on the list of top 100 guitarists by leaving steve out
Cradley51 2 months ago
@Cradley51 i know!! i was so pissed when i didnt see steve howe on that list.
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Please listen the new YES ! a young band from argentina, his name it's "Espias del Umbral" and they are growning, help with a vote!
Copy and past that link !
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Vamos a ayudar a esta nueva banda argentina que esta fuertisimamente influenciada por los maestros Crimson con un voto para que puedan lograr mostrar su arte tan valioso en estos tiempos, son PIBES de 16,17 años
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Tommygun1028 2 months ago
Nothing can beat the artistry and musicianship of a group like Yes. They made the '70's a golden age for singer/songwriter groups. Nothing and no one can compare to them.
jackb1121 2 months ago
ummm, yes
Alvinsweeeeet 2 months ago
Who was the drummer for this song? Bill Bruford or Alan White?
Mentlegen01 2 months ago
@Mentlegen01 Buford did the studio, but this was Alan. Alan had to learn the entire catalog in very little time (few days) to do this concert.
RichA7CV41 2 months ago
Alan White,Bill joined King Crimson and later Genesis.
lyle9 2 months ago
listen to Close to the Edge by them! Amazing composition!!!
guidenredhawk 2 months ago
I loved this song in the 70's. and beyond.
Starlababy 2 months ago
I love the begining of this song when the guitar comes in my uncle played it after him and my dad got high which I don't like but I can't make them do what I want them to do but my uncle gets high and he plays guitar and he's really good he plays roundabout ,stairway to heaven all of them.
nichick39 2 months ago
Esto es EFICIENCIA Rock. Espectacular.
50JorgeLuis 2 months ago
Prerequisite for joining Yes...
Must be musically proficient...And own at least one cape.
Archerjr1 2 months ago 2
awesome Steve Howe !!! :)
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ClassicRockDVD 3 months ago
these guys are awesome...seriously this IS music
ShiftyStealthy 3 months ago 20
I remember waking up to my dad playing this on his old LP's. He was Yes' biggest fan. So much so that I am named after Jon Anderson. When I listen to Yes I feel like he is still here with us. I wish he lived long enough for me to get the chance to tell him how much I love this beautiful music. Hearing this song makes me feel like hes still here and everything is ok.
captcrackhead 3 months ago 76
@captcrackhead That is totally cool for you to say that. I know what you mean -- but for me, the 'dad' is more of the great, peaceful, easy feelings I had as a young kid. Yes' music is such a strong association with the 70s / 80s. (PS: I named my son after Neil Young)! --
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cowewow 2 months ago
@cowewow I think he was referring to his father still being here, not Jon Anderson. But thanks for rehashing what I imagine to be a painful memory.
chrisgroseandcambria 2 months ago
@captcrackhead That's beautiful.
babsandgirly 1 month ago
@captcrackhead Everything is OK bro :-) and he is right here in your heart and memories
MrCleaniam 1 month ago
@captcrackhead Your Dad Will be Proud of ya.Cheers fellow Yes Fan.
walaron1 1 month ago
@captcrackhead holy shit my dad named me after Jon Anderson too! Our fathers spirits live on and inhabit everything, especially the music of YES :)
vrdub610 1 month ago
@captcrackhead UUUUHHHH i'm pretty sure he's alive..
muzician7 1 month ago
the bass guitar!!!
ratnaraj2009 3 months ago
Such an amazingly talented band...
ogrebattle22763 3 months ago
Steve Howe and Chris Squire are quite possibly the two most underrated musicians ever
TheRandomCrazyMan 3 months ago
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I know Steve Howe's name doesn't get mentioned as much now in these stupid polls of "greatest guitarist ever," but back in the day, he was voted No.1 by Guitar Player magazine's poll year after year after year....ahead of Hendrix, Beck, Page, Clapton etc.
But, you are on track re. Chris Squire. Maybe because there was so much focus on the playing of Howe and Rick Wakeman, everybody forgot about how much Chris Squire revolutionized playing the bass.
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chris squire as batman.
Volpys 3 months ago
few can copy that let alone invent it
Syzygy60 3 months ago
bitches
Syzygy60 3 months ago
STEVE HOWE
Syzygy60 3 months ago
The greatest artists in the history of Earth. In my opinion, no other artist in the history of Earth recorded music has ever matched Yes as far as sheer brilliance, positiveness, originality, power and effectiveness.
Listen to The Gates of Delirium and Awaken if you don't believe me. Awaken contains the answer to life and The Gates of Delirium is music that sounds other-worldly. Until the day that another's music affects me as much as this band, there's no way I could ever change my mind. :)
JimSVoit 3 months ago
@JimSVoit Maybe in another galaxy that we haven't found life in yet is there musicians that could top Yes, but until that day....
JimSVoit 3 months ago
I like this quite a bit. It's not my favorite stuff, but it's got a lot of good qualities. Yes could get away with songs over 5 minutes a lot better than some of the groups back then and most of the jam band tards now. This at least has some direction in the way the music goes.
However, just because you don't wack off your instrument every song doesn't mean you sux at making music. If you put together songs on a program using electronic drums, bass and samples it doesn't mean you're talentless.
musicphan1 3 months ago
@musicphan1 Vangelis is a perfect example of an extremely talented user of synth.
VideoMask93 3 months ago
@MrRICK961 Well, if you mean in this style, you're pretty close. I'm sure there are a few indie underground bands that do stuff in this style and maybe even at least as good, they just haven't found the right people to promote them. As far as quality, you've got to be joking. For one, there are tons of underground groups that make killer music. Also, there's a ton of great dance pop/trance/house music that's being made. Just because its not what you like doesn't mean it sux. And Yes is great!
musicphan1 3 months ago
I've seen all different lineups of YES in the five concerts I got a chance to go to. I have to admit that when I caught their shows in 1975 and 78, they seemed to be a little ragged....maybe they were touring too much, doing too many shows. Best one I recall is the 8 man lineup for the Union Tour...back in 91 I think. The album they were supporting was weak, but the shows -- with doubled lead guitars, drums and keyboards was fantastic!
rusty57 3 months ago
YES I LIKE THIS SONG!!ROCK ON!!!!!!
MrMegaFredzeppelin 3 months ago
Yes has been in my heart and soul always. Thanks for the video. Rock on.
whatsyourtubething1 3 months ago
I always underestimated Steve Howe but I was wrong....
loekie64 3 months ago
Saw them for the first time at Cambridge on Tuesday. Absolutely mezmerizing, best gig I've ever been to.
Sheaiskl 3 months ago
Great stuff!! Love this era. You can tell it's from the 70s cuz Steve Howe doesn't look like an old Asian man from a B-movie and Jon Anderson isn't dressed like your grandmother!
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leaddeadhead 3 months ago
bad frontman. what a boring dude. doesn't matter if you have the best voice in the world if you just sit there like a bump on a log....ugh. hard to watch.
MrChrisplaysdrums 3 months ago
@MrChrisplaysdrums
Bullshit! Back in the 70's, it was all about the music, not dancing around on stage like your in some goddamn Broadway show. I thank MTV for killing rock and pop music, and turning into the crap we have today that can't be distinguished from TV commercials!
rusty57 3 months ago
Stheno & Euryale love Yes!
ernesthemingfish 3 months ago
I notice that Jon's movements and mannerisms on stage have changed over the years. He seems a little clumsy in the early shows, but developed movements that fit the music better as time went on.
keter1234 3 months ago
genius
GeneralEisenhower 3 months ago
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ClassicRockDVD 3 months ago
1st time saw these at my college, I paid 70p for a ticket!! God, how old does that make me sound! They are an an all time class act , like them or loathe them, no-one can argue with the sheer musicanship. In my humble opinion at their peak with the 'Close to the Edge' album.
julie36food 3 months ago
oh from the movie
MichaelHansenFUN 3 months ago
probably the best band of its type in the 70s, ELP...similar, and who could say Tull and Zappa wern't of this caliber. But Yes always was a tight band live. This rendition is proof, note for note almost identical to the studio version. Amazing talent found in each member.
SpaceShipRuthie 3 months ago
74 people drowned in the lake
Cradley51 3 months ago
I saw Yes with the most of the classic lineup...I have seen a lot of shows and heard many musicians...Chis Squire is one of the best players and showman of his era...Lead Fucking Bass and with Steve Howe...RIck Wakeman...John Anderson when he is on point...Just fucking Amazing...Patrick Moraz on Keyboards when I first saw them in 77....Pure Greatness...Fuck Foster the Retarded People..Bierber...Fuck 'Em All!!!!
1stSaintsFan 4 months ago
Thumbs up! If rockband3 brought u.here!
reedkalief3 4 months ago
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whotaughtyou 4 months ago
Damn, these guys are great live.
rockoutkids 4 months ago
Really realy good
bubblabu 4 months ago
Such a kickass song. So True...no one makes music like this anymore!
dwg116 4 months ago 26
@dwg116 Ik now I love the guitar at the begining!
nichick39 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
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SuperMegaUberGenius 4 months ago
@SuperMegaUberGenius What?
zipsrule 4 months ago
steve Howe and Brian Setzer I'd love to hear that sight is unimportant in music
Syzygy60 4 months ago
this is one group where singer is least important
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pedimatt60 4 months ago
chris squire has an excellent Spock haircut
Syzygy60 4 months ago
drummers alan white I'll be damned if I know the singers name lol
Syzygy60 4 months ago
that's Rick Wakeman on keyboards
Syzygy60 4 months ago
chris squire is good also but not near Howe's level
Syzygy60 4 months ago
@Syzygy60 So let's compare apples with potatoes... it's not a valid comparison
malthuswasright 4 months ago
non like him
Syzygy60 4 months ago
a guitar phenom
Syzygy60 4 months ago
Steve Howe
Syzygy60 4 months ago
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Tommygun1028 4 months ago
9 minutes of bombastic killer guitar and not one blues riff to be heard
Take that Eric and Jimmy
ciliaris2 4 months ago
I loved this as a child!
carolinas69 4 months ago
@Hoelzelc The Mars Volta don't write, they compose. I completely agree!
jnld5 4 months ago
73 lady gaga fans lol
mykmmc 4 months ago
My only problem with this video is that when I really wanted to see Chris Squire rock out during his intro and we got a 1 second shot of him around 40 seconds, from the side.
Hoelzelc 4 months ago
My first Yes concert. Charlotte,N.C. Oct.3,1972 Son born March 6,1973 Name Jon Anderson.
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moondawgee 4 months ago
I'm thankful for my high school boyfriend in the 70s. He introduced me to this genre of music. Today it is best known as "Classic Rock" My stations - Classic Vinyl, Classic rewind :)
Mgarguemare 4 months ago
Mr. S sent me here.
scottishguitarguy 4 months ago
My god, Steve Howe is amazing. Its like he combines Classical, Blues, and Rock into one package.
PBANDSNOW 4 months ago
71 people dislike the fact that they don't have ears.
IClearlyHaveNoLife 4 months ago
why cant new music be great like this it so much good talent
silverslater08 4 months ago
@silverslater08
i agree with you so much. im 14 and a girl and i dont care about all that other shit like lady gaga and emimen and whatever. yes is my all time favorite and chris squire is like my idol hah i love him so mucch.:) i love yes. and rushh: haha
bassismylife14 4 months ago 3
@bassismylife14 NO WAY! i adore chris squire hes my fav member and yes is my fav band too i play bass,and guitar so ya not to mention i also love rush. thats so weird
silverslater08 4 months ago
@silverslater08
hhahah ikr. i seroiusly like LOVE chris squire. Yes and Rush are all that i listen to. and my friends think its weird. but . i honestly dont care. its GOOD music. haahh
bassismylife14 4 months ago
@bassismylife14 Totally agreed.
summit076 4 months ago
@summit076 :)
bassismylife14 4 months ago
@bassismylife14 i have modeled my career after him
Cradley51 3 months ago
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ClassicRockDVD 4 months ago
38 years and still as fresh!
modbob79 4 months ago 2
i like yes but still havent found a band as good as rush
MultiRushfan 4 months ago
@MultiRushfan try dream theater
666OneByOne666 4 months ago
@MultiRushfan Have you heard Yes' album "Relayer"? Geddy Lee to this day says it's in his Top 5 of greatest rock albums of all time.
JimSVoit 3 months ago
This concert makes my wish I had a time machine.
FINGOLFIN765 5 months ago 2
omg magician/elf/wizard looking dude on keyboard is amazing.
untilthenightdies 5 months ago
当時衝撃を受けた曲です。みんなが、好き勝手にソロを入れたり、（えぇ～！みたいなのに、完成度高くて、驚きました。
TheCheapface 5 months ago
one of the best rock albums ever. absolute fantastic!!!
Petra9119 5 months ago
why does noone make music like this anymore
SuperShredder89 5 months ago