Yes - 9012Live (Roundabout)

[arweiss100]

0:51 Love when Trevor, Jon & Chris burst out onto stage front..with Trevor being extra bada**!..(which is very easy for Trevor!) LOL!

[arweiss100]

Amazing!

[Satiaraha]

i presume that the 90125 era was very fun to YES but it wasn't the best era of the band

[tayjay2g]

Trevor's HOT!!!!!!

[TonyParanoit]

This is fake

[elric69]

Not even close to the original lineup. Almost an abomination. They should have stuck to the 90125 tracks.

[neechee5150]

Tony Kaye wasin fact the original keyboard player for Yes, and he was with the band when this song was being written and recorded. Wakemen came in later and recorded his parts to replace most of what Kaye had done. Kaye influenced the way this song was arranged.  Howe is a master guitarist for certain. However, Trevor puts a lot of emotion and effort into this song and his interpretation of this Howe song which is much more than Howe has ever done with the Rabin material.

[kettlezone]

Oops - clicked thumbs down in error - my bad! I agree with neechee5250.

[mawel1955]

@neechee5150 Heart of the Sunrise on the Fragile album was another song Kaye worked on and influenced until leaving the band. Like Roundabout, his parts were re-recorded by Wakeman when Wakeman joined the band in the fall of 1971. It's too bad none of the versions with Kaye have ever surfaced. It would be interesting to hear what they sound like.

[stalrunner]

This was an interesting phase for Yes. I like when musicians vary from the original version, but Trevor does so too much. He doesn't even play natural harmonics, which are a huge part of this song. Tony is a good keyboardist, but I find him less than capable of playing Rick's stuff.

[olias88]

what an interesting version

[theaxemeister]

Perhaps a combination of that and Nigel Tufnel.

[freeflowfirst]

Funny eighties look, Billy Idol on bass, Mark Knopfler on drums, Simon le Bon lead vocals...

Yes. What a band. Great great great music.

[RushYesCrimson]

LOL. That is funny.

[theaxemeister]

I think you forgot Sting on the keyboards.

[freeflowfirst]

hahaha!

[jcm8002204]

Don't forget Rick Springfield on Guitar....

[bigtoniibest]

O "Yes" sem Trevor Rabin, Morreu !!!

[johnfudencio]

concordo plenamente...

[SpeedyTimes163]

that intro is fucking cool done this way interesting take on the song..

is he just controlling volume from his pedal? it sounds almost like reverse or violin esque.

[jaegerbh]

He uses his little finger to roll in the volume.

[SpeedyTimes163]

cool thanks!

[ak47dragunov]

no, he is using a volume pedal

[aitinga]

simplesmente uma das melhores bandas

[adrummer469]

Tony Kaye isn't half of Rick Wakeman. Rock on Alan.

[WesB]

its sad yes wuld sink this low. fuck travor rabin and fuck the 80's steve howe is keepin his dignity

[sonilink2]

One word: Asia

[WesB]

wow that slipped my mind yu got me there

[razorblade393]

you're absoutly right

[theaxemeister]

By GTR? Come on, Hackett has talked about how Howe just wanted to sell out in that group. And that's why their stint was a short one.

[suertuzo]

Steve Howe siempre será mejor que Trevor, además qué farol, se siente un dios el tío éste ejecutando el mismo solo que Howe, solo que más gacho.

Steve 4ever.

[bds1167]

Chris is God. Such mastery, yet so effortless.

[MitchmastaNZ]

Wow, they certainly took this song at a brisk pace. Too bad Chris is so low in the mix.

[JimiFingerstix]

LONG FUCKING LIVE CHRIS SQUIRE!

though i like Jaco more, Chris is still fucking awesome.

[columnofsmoke]

24 b4 my love...aka...yesterday i was with my lover near a high altitude body of water, and we were happy.

[columnofsmoke]

oh ya!!!! 4certain!!! U were there...and THAT made it a party...WOOT!!!

[amacinan]

incredible that it was left out of the original vhs cassette. Terrible ending anyway (James Brown samples? bad idea guys! ohhh...the 80's...)

[Zanman450]

im sorry, but steve howe is way better than trevor.

[AbstractEarth]

trevor sucks, steve howe all the way!

[zackgreer]

Dude, buy the software.

[drumma8818]

hahaha I finally did.

[gymman1031]

If you look closely when it shows Chris Squire up close throughout this concert video, you can see what it says on his name tag. It says:

Chris Squire, M.D.

Department of Music

[strongmad86]

i love the bass in this song so much

[2008AndAYes]

Was that really how they ended the song in the '80s?

[Chudhole]

They do look 80's retarded. And Tony Kaye was never even close to Wakeman. I went to this tour. They played pretty good in Pittsburgh. Then when they came for Big Generator I couldn't believe how bad they performed. It was simply awful.

[keystop]

Sorry the only person not holding his own is Anderson who is singing the damn song like a lounge song!

[mcouzijn]

Kaye shoving his Hammond up Wakeman's absent ass. Jon working out on stage in a gym suit. Chris letting his hair down - no, right up. Rabin doing the only thing he can do better than Howe (playing faster). Alan White dressed up as the BLue Avenger with a 'funny' hairband. YES did really sell out in the eighties. And I don't mean concert halls.

[BRM90125]

RABIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lifeseeker1]

It hard to find footage of Kaye performing Wakeman's material. I'm curious of his interpretation. Kaye is a powerful organist.

[teclados60s]

Tony Kaye is a GREAT musician!!! I love his solo in this song.

[frankconjr]

YES lookes like Duran Duran in this video

[FloydNIN]

Chris Squire looks like shit, the 80's really fucked up the looks of these guys

[RedneckFromChicago23]

That Jive Turkey can play. I saw him and the Howe man on the union tour and they both jived my turkey!!!

[SYOFProductions]

now who is this jive turkey on guitar.

[wewin03]

The jive turkey is Trevor Rabin.

[zomgzachy]

Trevor RABIN!

[donmooore]

Roundabout

[faouar]

Yes, that's it.

[RolandMattia]

yeah