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@ babiveiga You're very fortunate that your father introduced you to this music. I'll be you have far more sophisticated musical tastes than most of your friends.
Yes maybe the fathers of Progressive Rock, but that's debatable. All I can say is that they are one of the only bands I can listen to for 5 hours straight.
they were real musicans in the 60-70-80's. todays musicians are digitally enhanced. Hell they could even make me sound good today. Nothing beats the real things.
Fantastic! One of the best musical groups ever. It's a shame that the kids today don't hear such magnificently complex music with such poetic lyrics. I suppose the more intelligent kids who'd appreciate this music will find it. The others can content themselves with the drivel on the pop stations.
@DeborahYarnmarket Im not exactly a kid, im 29, but i grew up listening to those songs and bands my daddy used to like and i like them too. But I have to say none of my friends even know about Yes! At least not here where I live in Brazil.
I heard this on XM and I didnt get you check for the song title. So i spent an hour trying to describe it to my dad. I could remember " FOR THE QUEEN TO USSSE".... so there i was.... singing that line over and over
'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
LOL. You guys are great! It's nice to see that there is some of you in the younger generation that can still appreciate good music even after being bombarded daily with the CRAP they shove down all of our throats as rock or progressive rock. If you want to win over a few more of your friends to YES....the FATHERS of Progressive Rock.....play them a clip of "SOON" and smile knowingly as they sit mesmerized. I've seen them 9 times since 1972 and have yet to be dissapointed.
god damnit, steve howe had it going on! fantastic musician, babe-a-licious, plus he just seems like a really nice & charming person. jeez, i need to change my name to iHeartSteveHowe!!! :)
Played this video (and most of Fragile through Pandora) for my dad before they took him off life support. Yes was his favorite band. Thanks for putting this up.
@dawnmour - Peace to you dawnmour. I don't know you but you must be an excellent person. Thanks for sharing your experience. I hope 2012 is a good year for you and your family.
@zep1234569 Please help me out if you will. I don't remember what I wrote which prompted you to make that comment. I certainly hope I didn't offend you in some way. Please forgive me if I did. I'm always willing to become aware of my shortcomings. Thanks Zep.
The Yessongs version is a little better, but this is a real close second. I would like to thank the person that posted this I never thought I would see a video of this song. I've seen Yes four or five times live, three of those in the round (those that have been there know what i mean) and they always put on an awesome show, this is one of my all time favorites
Might be the BEST version of this song. Absolutely love it!!! A great lineup too...Anderson, Wakeman, Squire, Howe and I believe Alan White. How is this group NOT in the so-called rock & roll hall of fame....yet Donna Summer is??? A total travesty. LONG LIVE YES!!!!!
See an interesting acoustic version of this song by my family at Marck O'Connor's 2007 Fiddle Camp in San Diego; search YouTube on: "Rebecca Gastfriend: All Good People - Your Move"
The vocals that repeat on the last minutes remind me a lot of "Think for Yourself" by The Beatles "and you still have time to rectify all the things that you do" haha has nearly the same melody.
@superpanson69 Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, and Alan White. Bill Bruford left Yes shortly before this tour commenced. Alan White stepped in and reportedly learned the entire tour set list in just 3 days.
WOW!! A FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC blast from the past!! I still have this on vinyl, all the memories of black lights and ...............so much more!!!!!!! :) I LOVE this song, and it's timeless relevance!!!
let's do like communists and islamic radicals and just shove our believes down other people's throats as if we're selfrighteous and you know better than me...NOT ON MY WATCH
Am old enough to have seen these guys live in 73 - they were one of my very favourite bands, then, and it is great to see them again!! Jon Anderson's amazing voice, Wakeman's keyboards - but they were all superb musicians!!!
I remember when I was a kid in the '80s, maybe 6 or 7, my old man and I were at this store called Harry's. It was like a Kmart but not a chain. We were shopping for Christmas and he found this Yessongs video in the bargain bin, so he grabbed it. Dad was a Yes fan forever, so I'd been exposed to it, but I'm telling you this video changed my life. Harry's is long gone now, and so is my old man, but my love of Yes remains and I still watch the video about once a year. Awesome stuff.
@EnglshRoc I am 15 and am so glad my family brought me up on groups like this and Crosby, Still and Nash( and Young), Simon and Garfunkel and many others. Though many kids don't listen to music like this i am just glad that most of my friends also appreciate some of the best music or all time( in my opinion)
@EnglshRoc Im 18 And Me and Alot of my friends and thier younger siblings listen to great bands such as Yes, and Rush because of me. This was back in a time where music was actually music and meant something.
@shawnsyrinx Man you sound like a cool lil dude. Sounds like u got some great friends. I had some dumb friends who were into Hair Metal mosly when i was in Junior High. Senior High was better though and we all were into alot of the same stuff. Its about fooling your heart not trying to be another brick in the wall bro. So thumbs up to you
@EnglshRoc not nesicarrily, I recently made a friend of mine (Who listens to all that modern shit) listen to Owner of a Lonley Heart and he loved it! A week later on his iPod I caught him listening to the 90125 album! I'm proud of my friend!
@EnglshRoc i try to play music like this to my little sister, nieces and nephew cause i want them to experience good music and i think this is one i gotta add to the list
@EnglshRoc in my opinion, the kids who are willing to seek this out will be the ones who actually appreciate it. the ones who never hear it probably wouldn't care anyway. so it's really not that sad, to me. but it sucks this generation (well, actually my generation) is so used to hearing pop music on the radio now, that they probably couldn't fully understand this.
@tbonebowie62 i'm 16 and my mom introduced me to this recently. :) i don't hate my generations music (most of it), but this is so much better. i just try appreciate everything. but it sucks Yes isn't very well known anymore.
@EnglshRoc A cover is always necessary. In concealment lies a great part of our strength. Hence we must always hide ourselves under the name of another society. --Die neusten ararbeiten des Spartacus and Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden, 1794, p: 165
This is taken from page 491 of Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco. 'Coincidentally' Umberto Eco has written the introduction to the newly printed version of Alexandre's The Count of Monte Christo.
i agree with youu. but im 14 and a girl and yes is my all time favorite band. my stepdad got me into it. and i just love it. i play bass. so chris squire is my idol. i seroiusly love him. haha but at least i have a good taste in music unlike other kids my age
Ya know, I saw Yes in '73. I saw this exact show. And even though it's been over for almost 40 fucking years, I believe somewhere out there now is another band that looks back on this and is trying to recreate music like this. I know there is. I just can't find them...
oooh man ^ this is good ^ back when bands were MUSICIANS instead of the little corporate money making little douche bags as most are these days ...... sorry - just taking the piss ->->-> as nothings all bad you know :)
Isn't the song called "Your Move"? Hence all the chess references. I mean it's still groovy. The movie (was it called Yessongs as well or was is called Yesmovie) was one of the first movies I saw without my Mum and Dad. My baby boomer brother agreed to take me because I would have been about 14.
@lowsten Hi; You could try "Yours is No Disgrace", "Starship Trooper" "Wondrous Stories", "And You & I", "Roundabout", "Close to The Edge" and "Long Distance Runaround" for a start, then if you want to branch out a bit, you could try some Genesis. Classics such as "Firth of Fifth", "Dancing With The Moonlit Knight" "Cinema Show" and Supper's Ready" Then you could also look at King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man" and "In The Court of The Crimson King" That should keep you busy for a while!
1:41 and in 2:35 he says," Send an instant comment to me,
Initial it with loving care!..... in 1971 there were NOT instant comments that you could send what was he talking about!!!!! i've always wondered that!!! some help with this! it he telling the future?
@jayj420 I believe the words are ..."send an instant karma to me"...lol but I can understand how you got "comment" out of it...it kinda sounds that way. :)
I think that kaye is the only guy capable of doing this one right. Wakeman is too in love with himself and would never have kept the masterful outro so moody and simple. Moraz, perhaps the best of all 3 keyboardists (though this is an apples and oranges debate) also probably wouldn't have thought of creating such a powerful fugue effect with so (seemingly) little effort. Listen to the original and hear what I mean.
Godbless them they know how to change america for good not bad time for a revolution and it needs to happen now! Otherwise we can kiss democracy goodbye!
@Music industry: You see, that we also buy music, not only download it - like you once did with your cassette recorder sitting in front of your radio...
@sassandro we use that term in English too, but it means something specific about HOW your voice is being rendered. It's the higher part of a yodel. I doubt that's where he's singing... John just has a high voice, so that's his regular voice, falsetto would take him up another couple octaves.
@txussoldier this isnt about chess, the metaphor simply uses chess to comprehend. It is about surrounding yourself with yourself (your ego). Your ego full of lies. The queen is the powers that be who use your fake ego to maneuver you around using the lie, fear, greed, that we surround ourselves with. Think people.
As someone for whom Tales from Topographic Oceans was the SOUNDTRACK of studying while in undergrad, I still love this band twenty years after graduating....
WOW! ONE OF THE BEST BANDS OF ALL TIMES :-D
frajam54 1 week ago
Is he playing a lute??
ofsinope 2 weeks ago
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Bethoven would step to watch Steve Howe
Syzygy60 3 weeks ago
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other wise I'll rock their asses into an early grave,is what we do
Syzygy60 3 weeks ago
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I hate that term Progressive Rock are they gonna pay my water bill for me
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Tommygun1028 1 month ago
Genesis and Yes...The kings of progressive rock.
bkbeban 1 month ago
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ClassicRockDVD 1 month ago
dawnmour -he whould have been proud my friend.
hyperbuddiesforeveer 2 months ago
Oh my God that's beautiful music. I'm so glad He invented music.
DadBlameIt 2 months ago
@ babiveiga You're very fortunate that your father introduced you to this music. I'll be you have far more sophisticated musical tastes than most of your friends.
dknightnikifor 2 months ago
great
bjbhappy 3 months ago
One for your bath Jeanette !!
ianhickman1960 3 months ago
Yes maybe the fathers of Progressive Rock, but that's debatable. All I can say is that they are one of the only bands I can listen to for 5 hours straight.
crazytrain81 3 months ago 8
they were real musicans in the 60-70-80's. todays musicians are digitally enhanced. Hell they could even make me sound good today. Nothing beats the real things.
57drobinson 3 months ago
Fantastic! One of the best musical groups ever. It's a shame that the kids today don't hear such magnificently complex music with such poetic lyrics. I suppose the more intelligent kids who'd appreciate this music will find it. The others can content themselves with the drivel on the pop stations.
DeborahYarnmarket 3 months ago 2
@DeborahYarnmarket Im not exactly a kid, im 29, but i grew up listening to those songs and bands my daddy used to like and i like them too. But I have to say none of my friends even know about Yes! At least not here where I live in Brazil.
babiveiga 2 months ago
Thanks for posting. Brings back so many great memories!
Thejournalist2007 4 months ago
I heard this on XM and I didnt get you check for the song title. So i spent an hour trying to describe it to my dad. I could remember " FOR THE QUEEN TO USSSE".... so there i was.... singing that line over and over
TalesFromOblivion 4 months ago
what the hell are chris and geoff wearing
SuperShredder89 4 months ago
" Don't surround yourself with yourself", one of the best lines ever written!
thefunkyhammer 4 months ago
Lovely! Thank you for letting me see this. :-)
2ladylake 4 months ago
steve has a seriously bad ass guitar in the second half, i'd love one of those.
kingcrimson234 4 months ago
@kingcrimson234 Its a Gibson ES-5 Switchmaster, nice guitar, I always wanted one :)
fraroc 2 months ago
needz moar mandolin.
kingcrimson234 4 months ago
man why must all of Yes's amazing music be so brutally difficult to play...
dogsoup13 5 months ago
Computers do many things, yes, but there's one thing they cannot do, and that is make golden music like this.
Yes FTW.
zosozeppelin197151 5 months ago
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NEW PROGRESSIVE ROCK BAND TYPE ''INNERSPACEBAND'' ON FACEBOOK. THANK YOU
Sim2428 5 months ago
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'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
uriahheep108 5 months ago
LOL. You guys are great! It's nice to see that there is some of you in the younger generation that can still appreciate good music even after being bombarded daily with the CRAP they shove down all of our throats as rock or progressive rock. If you want to win over a few more of your friends to YES....the FATHERS of Progressive Rock.....play them a clip of "SOON" and smile knowingly as they sit mesmerized. I've seen them 9 times since 1972 and have yet to be dissapointed.
WeekendsR2Short 5 months ago
god damnit, steve howe had it going on! fantastic musician, babe-a-licious, plus he just seems like a really nice & charming person. jeez, i need to change my name to iHeartSteveHowe!!! :)
iHeartGingerBaker 5 months ago
They really know how to get a crowed going with all the clapping lol, Love Yes !
SciFiGuy93 5 months ago
R.I.P. BAILEY APRIL 1, 1999 AUGUST 4, 2011. BEST FRIEND I EVER HAD
crapmuffin2 5 months ago
I've seen 14 non-good people.
skeeballpickuplines 5 months ago 2
Love this song 4 ever
v44forme1 6 months ago
If I ever do form a band, it will be a progressive rock band, so members must have been influenced by bands like Yes.
c0mf0rta61ynum6 6 months ago
Played this video (and most of Fragile through Pandora) for my dad before they took him off life support. Yes was his favorite band. Thanks for putting this up.
dawnmour 6 months ago 29
@dawnmour OMG that is so sad...... :(
fraroc 6 months ago
@dawnmour Sorry about your dad - but I'm sure he really appreciated your doing that -
soup2nuts1 2 months ago
@dawnmour What a beautiful thing to do for your dad. I'm sure it made his passing so much easier.
Yryshmyst 2 months ago
@dawnmour - Peace to you dawnmour. I don't know you but you must be an excellent person. Thanks for sharing your experience. I hope 2012 is a good year for you and your family.
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@dawnmour , thank you
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This is a great song, which kind of reminds me of a band I've heard a few days ago, Aperco. Hear the similarity at their channel apercoband
Tamgeopose1988 6 months ago
I wish I could go back in time and enjoy all of this music without the knowledge of just how shitty this generations music is.
TehEpicFilms2 6 months ago
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JM13121 6 months ago
Who knew Chess could be so epic?
tstanator 6 months ago
Just saw them live not 2 days ago.....wow all of them, especially Steve looked so young back in the 70s!
fraroc 6 months ago
can we surround ourselves with triangles though?
astrophysics123 6 months ago
Thumbs up if Doctor Bishop brought you here!
JPeeper 6 months ago
@JPeeper So accurate!!!
NataliaDi123 6 months ago
@EnglshRoc you kidding, i grew up on this music(:
nitzy124 7 months ago 2
Jon has the quality of a Shaman when he performs. Magic. So glad I saw them live back in the day.
catjoyyoung 7 months ago
just "wow". thank you So much for posting- i blow you a :* as this is worth more than a thumbs up. peace.
lisa41040 7 months ago
this is what i call proper music
gerry10980 7 months ago
What a great lyric. "Don't surround yourself with yourself". I've always loved that.
2waterfall 8 months ago
Don't surround yourself with yourself - we should all live this way.
dupchek4me 8 months ago
Fringe brought me here.
trumpetsoul 8 months ago
Incredible musicians...
hsdscsds 9 months ago
sang this at karaoke last night. Damn was I good!
BooeyHogue 9 months ago
@BooeyHogue when did you get castrated?
zep1234569 8 months ago
@zep1234569 Please help me out if you will. I don't remember what I wrote which prompted you to make that comment. I certainly hope I didn't offend you in some way. Please forgive me if I did. I'm always willing to become aware of my shortcomings. Thanks Zep.
BooeyHogue 8 months ago
@BooeyHogue man.....it was a joke....you said you sang the song at karaoke and he has such a high voice like he was castrated...follow me?
zep1234569 7 months ago
@zep1234569 ah, thanks :) I was slow on that one. I sing it in a lower key. But I don't sing that well anyway.
BooeyHogue 7 months ago
My abso fave Yessong. Saw them twice; beyond joy. Thank you.
annikee59 9 months ago
The theme song
jobycat 9 months ago
The Yessongs version is a little better, but this is a real close second. I would like to thank the person that posted this I never thought I would see a video of this song. I've seen Yes four or five times live, three of those in the round (those that have been there know what i mean) and they always put on an awesome show, this is one of my all time favorites
mrbeck84 9 months ago
Progressive Rock- FTW! ;)
MelAsHell 9 months ago
Might be the BEST version of this song. Absolutely love it!!! A great lineup too...Anderson, Wakeman, Squire, Howe and I believe Alan White. How is this group NOT in the so-called rock & roll hall of fame....yet Donna Summer is??? A total travesty. LONG LIVE YES!!!!!
ausable2008 9 months ago
Always Love you YES! Thanks for the beautiful inspiring music.
Whiskitify 9 months ago
See an interesting acoustic version of this song by my family at Marck O'Connor's 2007 Fiddle Camp in San Diego; search YouTube on: "Rebecca Gastfriend: All Good People - Your Move"
DGastfriend 10 months ago
The vocals that repeat on the last minutes remind me a lot of "Think for Yourself" by The Beatles "and you still have time to rectify all the things that you do" haha has nearly the same melody.
fifiesponja07 10 months ago
This song reminds me of my brother Josh Tyree who has the perfect voice for this!
JamesTyreeII 10 months ago
who was in this line up?
superpanson69 10 months ago
@superpanson69 Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, and Alan White. Bill Bruford left Yes shortly before this tour commenced. Alan White stepped in and reportedly learned the entire tour set list in just 3 days.
Pineborne 10 months ago
I saw yes in 73. the eagles were the warm up band
itsdandamage 10 months ago
WOW!! A FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC blast from the past!! I still have this on vinyl, all the memories of black lights and ...............so much more!!!!!!! :) I LOVE this song, and it's timeless relevance!!!
mamaserene 10 months ago
ALL WE ARE SAYING! "IS GIVE PEACE A CHANCE" ♥
shieldwolf49 10 months ago
YES...........
78rohan 10 months ago
strength in what you are
Syzygy60 10 months ago
independence
Syzygy60 10 months ago
she taught me by not words but her actions
Syzygy60 10 months ago
I don't mean my mother personal I haven't talked to her in ove r a year(waits for groans to die down) I mean what she taught me
Syzygy60 10 months ago
no one controls me except my mom
Syzygy60 10 months ago
one possible future
Syzygy60 10 months ago
sry I saw a glimpse of the future
Syzygy60 10 months ago
let's do like communists and islamic radicals and just shove our believes down other people's throats as if we're selfrighteous and you know better than me...NOT ON MY WATCH
Syzygy60 10 months ago
it bothers me also
Syzygy60 10 months ago
It bothers me that few people in my generation doesn't know of this band
dropofthegun64 11 months ago
I saw them in 1972 at William & Mary Hall. They opened for Ten Years After and blew Alvin off the stage. By the way tickets were $5. What a time !
stewfike 11 months ago
Steve Howe shreds!
pennylaneproductions 11 months ago
Am old enough to have seen these guys live in 73 - they were one of my very favourite bands, then, and it is great to see them again!! Jon Anderson's amazing voice, Wakeman's keyboards - but they were all superb musicians!!!
ricki31556 11 months ago
YES YES YES THEIR MUSIC MAKES ME FEEL SO GOOD!
djsparkyful 1 year ago
Were these the days, or WHAT?
NatureGirl62 1 year ago
this song is at the end of zeitgeist 3
Satansbitch101 1 year ago 3
Big Yes fan and remember the posters you could get that were also covers on many a Yes album?
Yes Drama was a great album too..don't hear to much about it anymore..Great songs
RoundAbout,
I am a Camera
Your is No Disgrace
And You and I
Going for the One
Oh I could go on an on!!
Great Video!!
cmsandusky 1 year ago
I remember when I was a kid in the '80s, maybe 6 or 7, my old man and I were at this store called Harry's. It was like a Kmart but not a chain. We were shopping for Christmas and he found this Yessongs video in the bargain bin, so he grabbed it. Dad was a Yes fan forever, so I'd been exposed to it, but I'm telling you this video changed my life. Harry's is long gone now, and so is my old man, but my love of Yes remains and I still watch the video about once a year. Awesome stuff.
VtMotorMag 1 year ago 6
Alot of kids today will never hear great songs like this kind of sad really
EnglshRoc 1 year ago 44
@EnglshRoc I'm a kid who's lucky then, because I listen to this stuff :)
fiomily225 11 months ago
@EnglshRoc
Couldn't have said it any better.
MrStephen455 11 months ago
@EnglshRoc I am 15 and am so glad my family brought me up on groups like this and Crosby, Still and Nash( and Young), Simon and Garfunkel and many others. Though many kids don't listen to music like this i am just glad that most of my friends also appreciate some of the best music or all time( in my opinion)
crazzzy3444 10 months ago
@EnglshRoc not all :):)
c65199047dwashington 8 months ago
@EnglshRoc Im 18 And Me and Alot of my friends and thier younger siblings listen to great bands such as Yes, and Rush because of me. This was back in a time where music was actually music and meant something.
shawnsyrinx 7 months ago
@shawnsyrinx Man you sound like a cool lil dude. Sounds like u got some great friends. I had some dumb friends who were into Hair Metal mosly when i was in Junior High. Senior High was better though and we all were into alot of the same stuff. Its about fooling your heart not trying to be another brick in the wall bro. So thumbs up to you
EnglshRck76 7 months ago
@EnglshRoc
Mabe not all, but some. I am :)
TheRocker2112 6 months ago
@EnglshRoc You are definitely right about that. Today's music isn't real. There is nothing like classic rock.
sexymd07 6 months ago
@EnglshRoc not nesicarrily, I recently made a friend of mine (Who listens to all that modern shit) listen to Owner of a Lonley Heart and he loved it! A week later on his iPod I caught him listening to the 90125 album! I'm proud of my friend!
fraroc 6 months ago
@EnglshRoc i try to play music like this to my little sister, nieces and nephew cause i want them to experience good music and i think this is one i gotta add to the list
Chefsloveshack08 5 months ago
@EnglshRoc in my opinion, the kids who are willing to seek this out will be the ones who actually appreciate it. the ones who never hear it probably wouldn't care anyway. so it's really not that sad, to me. but it sucks this generation (well, actually my generation) is so used to hearing pop music on the radio now, that they probably couldn't fully understand this.
marilea236 5 months ago
@marilea236 yes! Im 19 and hate my own generations music. Im so blessed my father introduced me to all of this good music!
tbonebowie62 5 months ago
@tbonebowie62 i'm 16 and my mom introduced me to this recently. :) i don't hate my generations music (most of it), but this is so much better. i just try appreciate everything. but it sucks Yes isn't very well known anymore.
marilea236 5 months ago
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@EnglshRoc A cover is always necessary. In concealment lies a great part of our strength. Hence we must always hide ourselves under the name of another society. --Die neusten ararbeiten des Spartacus and Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden, 1794, p: 165
This is taken from page 491 of Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco. 'Coincidentally' Umberto Eco has written the introduction to the newly printed version of Alexandre's The Count of Monte Christo.
uriahheep108 5 months ago
@EnglshRoc Sure they will.. they can hear it here! :-D
rnburton57 4 months ago
@EnglshRoc
i agree with youu. but im 14 and a girl and yes is my all time favorite band. my stepdad got me into it. and i just love it. i play bass. so chris squire is my idol. i seroiusly love him. haha but at least i have a good taste in music unlike other kids my age
bassismylife14 3 months ago 2
@EnglshRoc i know dude im 14 and have to listen to that rap and all and hate :(
22AH26 3 months ago
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Damn I fell bad for all the kids that havnt heard great songs like this.
EnglshRoc 1 year ago
Ya know, I saw Yes in '73. I saw this exact show. And even though it's been over for almost 40 fucking years, I believe somewhere out there now is another band that looks back on this and is trying to recreate music like this. I know there is. I just can't find them...
davealexander59 1 year ago
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Damn I fell bad for all the kids that havnt heard great songs like this.
EnglshRoc 1 year ago
oooh man ^ this is good ^ back when bands were MUSICIANS instead of the little corporate money making little douche bags as most are these days ...... sorry - just taking the piss ->->-> as nothings all bad you know :)
temp960 1 year ago
Absolutely beautiful song, thank-you for posting :)
heyjenknee 1 year ago
Remember the one thing... the song is about chess game.
yocuzz100 1 year ago 2
Rick must have had a few beers before clapping like that!
MasterTubeTheatre 1 year ago 20
@MasterTubeTheatre i think he's always like that
Interst890 5 months ago
@MasterTubeTheatre forget the beer, i'm sure he's stoned out of his gourd and/or on a couple tabs.
kingcrimson234 4 months ago
Capes are epic. Thanks, Elvis.
gorillabelly1 1 year ago 2
Awesome song!!!
lucianaviter 1 year ago
God I love Jon Anderson.
bradley46100 1 year ago
Isn't the song called "Your Move"? Hence all the chess references. I mean it's still groovy. The movie (was it called Yessongs as well or was is called Yesmovie) was one of the first movies I saw without my Mum and Dad. My baby boomer brother agreed to take me because I would have been about 14.
IamFransDad 1 year ago 2
Youtube,
You Suck!!
There was a time I could, at least, copy and paste yoyr links. But it seems now you are preventing this. That really sucks.!
A former fan.
bear97444 1 year ago
I'm starting to get back into the prog rock scene. Can anyone recommend me some more good songs by this band?
lowsten 1 year ago
@lowsten Hi; You could try "Yours is No Disgrace", "Starship Trooper" "Wondrous Stories", "And You & I", "Roundabout", "Close to The Edge" and "Long Distance Runaround" for a start, then if you want to branch out a bit, you could try some Genesis. Classics such as "Firth of Fifth", "Dancing With The Moonlit Knight" "Cinema Show" and Supper's Ready" Then you could also look at King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man" and "In The Court of The Crimson King" That should keep you busy for a while!
hudois 1 year ago 3
Whoever posted this, thank you!
hsdscsds 1 year ago 2
March 24 1972 So. Bend In.
My first concert . Fragil tour. YES......
Fantastic...
TheBotchee 1 year ago
13 people surrounded themselves with themselves
johnmcgra 1 year ago
that guitar sounds so great. I love hollow bodies.
tafka92 1 year ago
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Yes, A Celebration 1969-1979 2DVD set available at Tommygun Video - check our channel for link and other info
Tommygun1028 1 year ago
omg this is beyond awesome
hsdscsds 1 year ago
"YES" I AGREE WITH ALL POSITIVE COMMENTS AND "YES" THIS IS A GREAT TRACK,"YES" THIS IS WHAT I THINK "YES" IT IS!!
MrMegaFredzeppelin 1 year ago
Ha ha Rick Wakeman looks like a wizard. Long live Yes!!
romkok 1 year ago
@romkok Yes!! A young Gandalf!
1i1feat 1 year ago
YES SONGS FOREVER MEMORIES OF THE 70's
270robbie 1 year ago
YES SONGS FOREVER
270robbie 1 year ago
I've seen all good People,,,,Hippies the Whole Lot Of Them!!!!!
78rohan 1 year ago
1:41 and in 2:35 he says," Send an instant comment to me,
Initial it with loving care!..... in 1971 there were NOT instant comments that you could send what was he talking about!!!!! i've always wondered that!!! some help with this! it he telling the future?
jayj420 1 year ago
@jayj420 he says " send instant karma to me and initial it with loving care"
iggyshwartz 1 year ago
@jayj420 I believe the words are ..."send an instant karma to me"...lol but I can understand how you got "comment" out of it...it kinda sounds that way. :)
iwillrocknroll4eva 1 year ago
I think that kaye is the only guy capable of doing this one right. Wakeman is too in love with himself and would never have kept the masterful outro so moody and simple. Moraz, perhaps the best of all 3 keyboardists (though this is an apples and oranges debate) also probably wouldn't have thought of creating such a powerful fugue effect with so (seemingly) little effort. Listen to the original and hear what I mean.
beckhamulm 1 year ago
Damn hippies
muchohumpty 1 year ago
yes to yes
DMBPRODUCTIONS 1 year ago
steve howe is YES
Syzygy60 1 year ago
seen all good ppl turn their heads
Syzygy60 1 year ago
I like good music,insipid hippy rant is a by product
Syzygy60 1 year ago
who isnt sick of this insipid hippy rant
BetterTasteThanU 1 year ago
Godbless them they know how to change america for good not bad time for a revolution and it needs to happen now! Otherwise we can kiss democracy goodbye!
nfalk05 1 year ago
Best music ever!
No more to say.
nettman42 1 year ago
rick wakeman..best key boardist that ever lived
vegasbill2008 1 year ago
one of my favorite song from them. it's so harmonic progressive
70soundashell 1 year ago
one of the best songs of all time...
MrBennyboi666 1 year ago
My favoured on "Yessongs"
@Music industry: You see, that we also buy music, not only download it - like you once did with your cassette recorder sitting in front of your radio...
But it has to be such good music!
Think about this!!
nettman42 1 year ago
he's a phenom
Syzygy60 1 year ago
watch steve howe
Syzygy60 1 year ago
I heard this song on Mr. Deeds, and now im hooked!
asianbabyhelper55 1 year ago
steve fucking rules
nucleardude11 1 year ago
Music, the pinnacle of Human achievment, YES the pinnacle of music?
paulvalletta01 1 year ago 3
if you do drug this is your song the best, i've done it
renaldy75 1 year ago
This has got to be the best favorite song of all times for me.
lorilorraine1 1 year ago
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Tormato tour `79 Fort Worth, Texas...my first concert...i was 17....amazing ! Love that time frame. Alan white was drumming
Austinagent1 1 year ago
Tormato tour `79 Fort Worth, Texas...my first concert...i was 17....amazing ! Love that time frame. Alan white was drumming
Austinagent1 1 year ago
anderson has a unique voice, hard to copy. sings like a girl
repentorburnbaby 1 year ago
@repentorburnbaby John Anderson's voice is fantastique, I do like it, we call it "falsetto" in Italy.
sassandro 1 year ago
@sassandro we use that term in English too, but it means something specific about HOW your voice is being rendered. It's the higher part of a yodel. I doubt that's where he's singing... John just has a high voice, so that's his regular voice, falsetto would take him up another couple octaves.
tcarper 1 year ago
@sassandro
We call it falsetto in America and the UK too
passiveMenis 1 year ago
"Send an instant comment to me, initial it with loving care .. yourself"
ROIConsultancydotcom 1 year ago
Just think a song about playing Chess!!!!!1
txussoldier 1 year ago
@txussoldier this isnt about chess, the metaphor simply uses chess to comprehend. It is about surrounding yourself with yourself (your ego). Your ego full of lies. The queen is the powers that be who use your fake ego to maneuver you around using the lie, fear, greed, that we surround ourselves with. Think people.
BendoverBernanke 1 year ago
The angels do they exist, J. Anderson is one of them. What a voice!
marcobandini1 1 year ago
こんなに複雑な構成をもっているのに、こんなにポップな楽曲になっているのが凄い。
おそらく初期のQUEENも、YESの影響を受けているはず。
nakadashi19631 1 year ago
mi comentario es en español...... las mejores rolitas del recuerdo.... todo un clasico en mi familia jejeje
enduro69 1 year ago
Great band ... how many other groups could come up with so many absolutely transcendent moments in their music like Yes does?
319xzp 1 year ago
As someone for whom Tales from Topographic Oceans was the SOUNDTRACK of studying while in undergrad, I still love this band twenty years after graduating....
BadgerRavenmoon 1 year ago