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I was thirteen when I saw this concert at Lincoln Park New Jersey in 1973 my friend. Thanks for recognizing. It was a wonderous experience that has never left me :)
One of my All Time Favorites. Thanks 4 Posting. I see that you are probably in Arizona from your You Tube name. Are You in a Band? I am looking to start or join one. I play drums/percusiion and have for about 14 years. email me @ howlertheewolf@gmail.com Yours Truly, Christopher Howler Hakim PS you can find me on fb under the same nickname. Peace and Rock On!! I am in Tempe Arizona.
Yes, A Celebration 1969-1979 2DVD set available at Tommygun Video, please see our youtube channel for links, video clips, more details. Footage includes live at QPR 1975, Beat Club 1972, Time & A Word videos, and more rare stuff from the 70s
Yes, A Celebration 1969-1979 2DVD set available at Tommygun Video, please see our youtube channel for links, video clips, more details. Footage includes live at QPR 1975, Beat Club 1972, Time & A Word videos, and more rare stuff from the 70s
@ithinkimightlikehim Then it's a good thing that music is eternal, whether it's enjoyed by the masses or not doesn't matter. What matters is that you still have the availability to listen to what you like when you want to listen to it, and I don't think that's going to change any time soon. :)
@ithinkimightlikehim Don't worry--the thing is THAT you've heard it! I'm 42 and just hearing it for the first time today! And that's only cuz someone accused The Miracles of stealing the bassline from this song, so that made me search it out..The great thing about great music--IT NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE!!
@ithinkimightlikehim You have a whole library of music available to you. I wish I had YouTube in the 80s. My life would've been easier 'cause the radio DJs NEVER told me anything about the songs I liked.
@XKing2 I saw Cheap Trick when I was 20 and at the club that I used to work at. They sounded GREAT. They were at there the night their first album was released. It was enjoyable to just sit and chat with them in between sets. Rick Nielsen was very funny. Robin Zander kind of stayed to himself and he had a body guard even then. The sounded just like their record. No difference. You can google Midnight special Cheap Trick and get an idea of what it was like. Or the Rockplast Cheap Trick.
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@ithinkimightlikehim I hear you. I feel the same way, even though I am 3 times your age! I love Yes, but am a big jazz fan as well, and I wish I had been alive in the late 40's and through the 50's and 60's to witness people like Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Bill Evans playing live. But the beauty of recordings and videos is that they preserve the essence of the music for posterity. It is the next best thing. It is refreshing to hear someone your age being into this music!
AMIGOS ESTA CANCION ES EXTRAORDINARIA, LA VERSION DEL ALBUM YESSONGS, EL INICIO ES EXCELENTE, TERMINA WAKEMAN E INGRESA HOWE, QUE MARAVILLOSA MUSICA MATEMATICA.
Ok people, you live in one of the greatest generations of all time. There is a lot of shit going on today but there is still some great stuff happening! Every generation has its shitty moments, most people just like to forget therm. Music is still good, listen to something thats not mainstream! Pop has always sucked, but thats because the average population just wants to sing along!
@GuitarSindre Well... I didn't miss the 70s and 80s. I lived and LOVED it all and YES was there all along. It will never happen again. Thanks for lovin' YES. They are the soundtrack of my entire life.
@GuitarSindre lol not to harp on you but I was 15 in 1970 and if I would have said fuck I would have been dead by my mother and father. Be glad you live in the time you live, you have the internet and have all of this great music at your finger tips.
@GuitarSindre you didnt miss it because we get to hear all now and we get to cherry pick the good songs from back in the day so we are lucky to born now
@drakovolf ok i see what you saying we could never go to one of there shows live well i suggest we find some kickass cover bands not the crappy gimmicky ones you see today and make them play live concers it wont be the original but its the best we could do
@Daniel55556 I purchased the Soaked and Wild expansions each shortly after they were released, so...I have the content from platinum yes. I also have quite abit of custom scenery from the community but that isn't the point I guess.
The year was 1971. Five crazy high school kids from north of Seattle drive into town to hear Jethro Tull. The opening act was some band called Yes. Five crazy acid heads felt their brains melt as Yes took them to places unexplored until that night. I actually remember nothing from the Tull part of the concert though the Yes opening is still indelibly etched on my tired old brain.
This is my first time listening to Yes. And I am impressed. It's sounds a lot like RUSH, But when I first heard this I first thought of Dream Theater(I'm on a Dream Theater binge right now, I realize they came later on)
@Joeysmynewfavdrummer Well my friend, you've just found the best Prog band ever assembled. Consider yourself blessed. Millions of people die every day on this planet without the privilege of listening at least for one second a masterpiece created by these musical geniuses. Now submerge yourself inside their body of work. and not only your musical taste will be affected, but in their lyrics, you'll also find they carry a sort of astral messages for you to decipher.
Crazy good: buzzing with energy. Saw them in Edinburgh in the late eighties: they played all of close to the edge and it was pure magic. Evangelising at work: nothing like them before or after.
@TheBigjeqc Careful now haha. I play bass and I still can't pull riffs like that. There's alot of boring stuff that comes first. But then you could say that about any instrument so knock yourself out!
god love all you guys that have a yes song thats able to be found, and then you have a huge amount of yes links. otherwise there annoying to search for on youtube :)
i heard this on the radio last night right after i had finished listening to owner of a lonley heart my two favorite yes songs one after another it was a great night
@bassplayaz06 Protip: Just bring the pickguard. That way you don't have to lug your whole big ass Rick. Also, it'll last longer if you keep the pickguard off and maybe you can frame it someday or something. If you like the pickguard on, then just leave it or order a new one. Anyways, yeah. That's what I did when I got my bass signed by Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey
My Absolute Favourits of YES earlier music has to be "Turn of the Century" from the album "Going for the one" - and then of course "Madrigal" from the album "Tormato"! Eternal exquisite stuff! - Tobbe in Sweden -
He really filled his dad's shoes pretty well, since the other band members had been playing those songs for years.
I really missed Jon Anderson. He wrote or cowrote almost every song they did. A lot of peope think he was just a singer, but he is very creative.
Steve Howe is my favorite guitarist, I have all of his albums.
Chris Squire is an awesome bassist, he was the first to split the sound into two amps, one as a guitar amp. When I heard Yes when I was in high school, I knew they were top
Hell yea man Phil Lynott was a beast. Unfortunately the booze & drugs caught up with him at such a young age, but he indeed will be remembered as one of the best. Let's throw a few more on the list that come to mind..Jack Bruce (Cream), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), Roger Glover (Deep Purple), Francis Buchholz (Scorpions), John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Stephen Harris (Iron Maiden), John McVie (Fleetwood Mac), Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister (Motorhead), John Illsly (Dire Straits)...just to name a few more.
Oh man can Chris Squire ever rock the fuk outta that bass. He's up there with the best...Geddy Lee (Rush), Michael "Flea" Balzary (Red Hot Chili Peppers), John Entwistle (The Who), Les Claypool (Primus)...just to name a few.
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Tommygun1028 2 weeks ago
one of the best live performances ever!
sheiffa 2 weeks ago
I'm 5 and this song gives me orgasms.
mgdivad 2 weeks ago
The album cover is missing Sonic the Hedgehog
JapaneseMonsters14 3 weeks ago 5
dat bass...
Coronelfarofa 3 weeks ago
Jon Anderson is one hell of a frontman.
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ClassicRockDVD 1 month ago
what 's that live album?
TFzoom 1 month ago
GUYS IM 10 AND IM OBVIOUSLY AN ATTENTION SEEKING WHORE!@! Seriously, just enjoy the music. No one cares about your age.
dasma4 1 month ago
@ithinkimightlikehim
I was thirteen when I saw this concert at Lincoln Park New Jersey in 1973 my friend. Thanks for recognizing. It was a wonderous experience that has never left me :)
JUICEthGRID 1 month ago
what a great bassline! i'm so fuckin impressed
Zziober 2 months ago
how can you miss something thats still going on
hear it grow from it add to it peace my little brouther
jeanhartely 2 months ago
how can you miss something thats still going on
jeanhartely 2 months ago
One of my All Time Favorites. Thanks 4 Posting. I see that you are probably in Arizona from your You Tube name. Are You in a Band? I am looking to start or join one. I play drums/percusiion and have for about 14 years. email me @ howlertheewolf@gmail.com Yours Truly, Christopher Howler Hakim PS you can find me on fb under the same nickname. Peace and Rock On!! I am in Tempe Arizona.
weneedanewprobasebal 2 months ago
It's sad when yes is near the bottom of the suggestions
yoyoguy1st 3 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim I'm 14 year old guitarist lovin this stuff trying to write proggressive rock. i love the old stuff too!
bladesnspades2 3 months ago
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Why can't youtubers spell...
Kocken926 4 months ago
Why can't youtubers spell...
Kocken926 4 months ago
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Tommygun1028 4 months ago
i'm 12 and music sucks today why can't we have stuff like this today?
retrodude13 4 months ago
WHATS THE OBSESSION WITH ANNOUNCING YOUR AGE?
WHERE HERE TO LISTEN TO MUSIC YOU PUBELESS MAGGOTTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cavesystem 4 months ago
Yes, your 13
Yes, you listen to some old school rock
Yes, i see the same comment on every video
Yes is a great band and there are also great bands of your era aswell, stop complaining
cycoturkey101 4 months ago
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ClassicRockDVD 4 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim I feel the exact same way........ I tell my mom everyday I should've been born in 1968. I was born in 1998, lol XD
IVANALUVSMJ 4 months ago
CRAZZZYYYYYY BASSSS!!!!
joelikestacos 5 months ago
Extraordinary, wonderful, beautiful! Fantastic! I like it very much!
PM131A 5 months ago
"Mountains come out of the sky and they STAND THERE..."
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fortysixandtwocq 5 months ago
I had this song stuck in my head and it took 3 hours of searching to figure it out.
sidvicious350 5 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim Then it's a good thing that music is eternal, whether it's enjoyed by the masses or not doesn't matter. What matters is that you still have the availability to listen to what you like when you want to listen to it, and I don't think that's going to change any time soon. :)
iceshard7 5 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim you can still enjoy dream theater!
challengeleo 6 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim good. so there is hope for the future afterall. its up to you!
womb0womb0 6 months ago
Even Clinton inhaled to this...
iceyteemo 6 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim LOL.
bondsly 6 months ago
I can't remember that decade.
zipsrule 6 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim Fuck Yeah i have 15 and bass is really hard and very cool!!!
barolol 6 months ago
this live version is ten times better than the studio one
Curlyheadedfuk420 7 months ago 2
These guys are friggin' tremendous.
scorpio27adc 7 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim Don't worry--the thing is THAT you've heard it! I'm 42 and just hearing it for the first time today! And that's only cuz someone accused The Miracles of stealing the bassline from this song, so that made me search it out..The great thing about great music--IT NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE!!
OldMusicTheBestMusic 8 months ago
@OldMusicTheBestMusic thats right IT NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE!!!
Xburns2290X 7 months ago
Fantasztikusan jó! És az lesz ezer év múlva is!
Kutya73d 8 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim You have a whole library of music available to you. I wish I had YouTube in the 80s. My life would've been easier 'cause the radio DJs NEVER told me anything about the songs I liked.
MishuTaste 8 months ago 2
@MishuTaste right you are
dockaiser 6 months ago
Nice quality sound great job.
Stylistcut 8 months ago
@XKing2 I saw Cheap Trick when I was 20 and at the club that I used to work at. They sounded GREAT. They were at there the night their first album was released. It was enjoyable to just sit and chat with them in between sets. Rick Nielsen was very funny. Robin Zander kind of stayed to himself and he had a body guard even then. The sounded just like their record. No difference. You can google Midnight special Cheap Trick and get an idea of what it was like. Or the Rockplast Cheap Trick.
sljones88 8 months ago
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@ithinkimightlikehim I hear you. I feel the same way, even though I am 3 times your age! I love Yes, but am a big jazz fan as well, and I wish I had been alive in the late 40's and through the 50's and 60's to witness people like Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Bill Evans playing live. But the beauty of recordings and videos is that they preserve the essence of the music for posterity. It is the next best thing. It is refreshing to hear someone your age being into this music!
JollyGreenGiant72 8 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim Me too man... me too. :(
OldHollows123 8 months ago
If anyone likes this bass line, check out the Who, the original bass badass, John Entwistle
GirolamiBass 8 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim
Dude people like you don't know what they're talking about
You didn't miss any music, you're listening to it right now.
Being born in this Decade enables you to listen to great songs of the past and great songs that are coming out now.
Because, you know, there IS still good music being made. There IS other music nowadays than the top 40
I do wish I could have seen Cheap trick live when they were younger, though.
XKing2 8 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim damn fuckin straight! prog 4ever! im 15 and i love it all lol if u wanna chat ive got loads of this stuff!
xXMETALRULZ666Xx 9 months ago
best live performance, some parts sound even better than on album. It just shows how really they were skilled.
sheiffa 9 months ago
@clara1GOMES YES! YES he is :-)
wolfkarel 9 months ago
11 people need to get "Sq-wired" ;-)
wolfkarel 9 months ago
Is there no studio version of this?
RichieEastside 9 months ago
CHRIS FUCKIN' SQUIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wolfkarel 9 months ago 6
@wolfkarel I am chuck ####ing norris!
JapaneseMonsters14 3 weeks ago
it's a great bass part but it's the clavier and the bassline working together that brings it next level
gageiiiiitttt 9 months ago
oh yeah this brings me back to when i was just a kid in a small town, when times were simple.
TheREGISMarkV 10 months ago
AMIGOS ESTA CANCION ES EXTRAORDINARIA, LA VERSION DEL ALBUM YESSONGS, EL INICIO ES EXCELENTE, TERMINA WAKEMAN E INGRESA HOWE, QUE MARAVILLOSA MUSICA MATEMATICA.
Y NO DIGO NADA DEL CLOSE TO THE EDGE O EL TALES
MrPPALCALDE 10 months ago
Ok people, you live in one of the greatest generations of all time. There is a lot of shit going on today but there is still some great stuff happening! Every generation has its shitty moments, most people just like to forget therm. Music is still good, listen to something thats not mainstream! Pop has always sucked, but thats because the average population just wants to sing along!
LennonIsNotDead 11 months ago
@LennonIsNotDead
I partially agree with you; but just because something is mainstream doesn't mean it sucks. There is A LOT of good mainstream music these days.
TylerWyrick 10 months ago
wild bass line
MUFFINSNOTMUPPINS 11 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim There is good music out there try The Steepwater Band or The Black Keys
lucee74 1 year ago
@lucee74 well this music is alot better than the music now sadly
gosdang 11 months ago
@ithinkimightlikehim you are one of the few normal kids of your age . . .
tzmakis 1 year ago
@ithinkimightlikehim I'm just like you! Im fifteen, love the music from the 70s and I missed ALL the fucking good music.
GuitarSindre 1 year ago 6
@GuitarSindre it isn't f'ng good music its good f'ing music if u r 15 u should not b using the f word
LILFOOLISH904 10 months ago
@LILFOOLISH904 Sorry, im Norwegian, my english is bad, but the music is just so brilliant so I just had to use the F-word!
GuitarSindre 10 months ago
@GuitarSindre Well... I didn't miss the 70s and 80s. I lived and LOVED it all and YES was there all along. It will never happen again. Thanks for lovin' YES. They are the soundtrack of my entire life.
keter1234 6 months ago
@keter1234 I couldn't be more jealous !!
GuitarSindre 6 months ago
@GuitarSindre yup...... the beatles.... yes Peter gabriel..... Fleetwood mac.... Pink Floyd....I was really depresed about this.... I still am...
fellinpoop 5 months ago
@GuitarSindre lol, no you didn't, good music is just very underground now.
barret2378 5 months ago
@GuitarSindre lol not to harp on you but I was 15 in 1970 and if I would have said fuck I would have been dead by my mother and father. Be glad you live in the time you live, you have the internet and have all of this great music at your finger tips.
360deeman 5 months ago
@GuitarSindre you didnt miss it because we get to hear all now and we get to cherry pick the good songs from back in the day so we are lucky to born now
TheTruth232323 4 months ago
@TheTruth232323 But we don't get to see them play live, and that is a tragedy. :(
drakovolf 4 months ago
@drakovolf ok i see what you saying we could never go to one of there shows live well i suggest we find some kickass cover bands not the crappy gimmicky ones you see today and make them play live concers it wont be the original but its the best we could do
TheTruth232323 4 months ago
Uma das melhores bandas do progressivo que já ouvi, vida longa ao YES.
jorgefpassos 1 year ago
ha,,,reminds me of 9th grade!!!!
reneebigsur01 1 year ago 4
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Daniel55556 1 year ago
@Daniel55556 I disagree good sir, this is abit more lively than the studio version--if thats even possible
RCT3Enthusiast 1 year ago
@RCT3Enthusiast Interesting... do you have platinum expansion pack for RCT3.?
Daniel55556 1 year ago
@Daniel55556 I purchased the Soaked and Wild expansions each shortly after they were released, so...I have the content from platinum yes. I also have quite abit of custom scenery from the community but that isn't the point I guess.
RCT3Enthusiast 1 year ago
I played this in marching bannnnnd this year :D
Good times ~
Twilightloverfanpire 1 year ago
wow...sounds amazing, thanks for posting the song dude!! peace to u and everyone else here.
punksouth123 1 year ago
LOLOLOL GO THE BLUESSSSS AT 5:35!!!!!!! fuck these guys are amazing
Luankras7 1 year ago
The year was 1971. Five crazy high school kids from north of Seattle drive into town to hear Jethro Tull. The opening act was some band called Yes. Five crazy acid heads felt their brains melt as Yes took them to places unexplored until that night. I actually remember nothing from the Tull part of the concert though the Yes opening is still indelibly etched on my tired old brain.
fireblossom2u 1 year ago 4
So thats where they got the idea for sonic to collect rings...
tranLAbolish 1 year ago 2
The singer has incredible pitch!
LeBigMoneyShow 1 year ago
This is my first time listening to Yes. And I am impressed. It's sounds a lot like RUSH, But when I first heard this I first thought of Dream Theater(I'm on a Dream Theater binge right now, I realize they came later on)
Joeysmynewfavdrummer 1 year ago
@Joeysmynewfavdrummer Well my friend, you've just found the best Prog band ever assembled. Consider yourself blessed. Millions of people die every day on this planet without the privilege of listening at least for one second a masterpiece created by these musical geniuses. Now submerge yourself inside their body of work. and not only your musical taste will be affected, but in their lyrics, you'll also find they carry a sort of astral messages for you to decipher.
vivelavidarocka 1 year ago 2
@vivelavidarocka that a d genesis
monkeybutler20 1 year ago
Crazy good: buzzing with energy. Saw them in Edinburgh in the late eighties: they played all of close to the edge and it was pure magic. Evangelising at work: nothing like them before or after.
headfullofmusic 1 year ago
Where's that picture from, I know the Yes discography, I've never seen it before.
superdude13666 1 year ago
@superdude13666 Its prolly a single for Roundabout
TheBassBender 1 year ago
@TheBassBender I think its the cover for a 1974 Yes bootleg also called Roundabout.
MasterTubeTheatre 1 year ago
The guitarist and keyboard player it to shabby either.
eliostar 1 year ago
un...real
lampshade1414 1 year ago
Go listen to RUSH
MegaCrusher99 1 year ago 2
@MegaCrusher99 listening to there bass did make me instantly think of YYZ
thecrum69 1 year ago
@thecrum69 Roundabout was published on 1972. Geddy maybe thought about this song when they composed YYZ
Yesshows01 1 year ago
@MegaCrusher99
RUSH is good, but dont try to take us away from yes!
GuitarLad43 1 year ago
Fragile è il miglior album degli yes!!!!!!
danygunper 1 year ago
this literally makes me shout YESS when i hear it =]
mjsf235 1 year ago
Tried to listen to this... I just couldn't it's just not my thing, glad others like it but I'll stick with my music.
HeavensOfMetal 1 year ago
perfect song
requintiador 1 year ago
Delicious! that bass playin is pretty trippy and so are all of the instruments and voice...the whole song is just so alive and driving. :-)
roscoeblevins 1 year ago
WOW, this will be epic in Rock Band 3, for the first time, I think I will play bass before guitar.
TheBigjeqc 1 year ago 3
@TheBigjeqc Careful now haha. I play bass and I still can't pull riffs like that. There's alot of boring stuff that comes first. But then you could say that about any instrument so knock yourself out!
JayFunningham 1 year ago
@TheBigjeqc and i bet its one of the hardest s0ngs f0r the game XD
333AndMan 1 year ago
great version
xxFairladyZxx 1 year ago
Dat bass
S4Overwin 1 year ago
My FAVORITE YES tune, by FAR...especially this live version. Thanks for posting!!!
SHUTUPandDANCE68 1 year ago
divine
HellenBrenen 1 year ago
such talent
rockbomb45ty 1 year ago
At least cite the live date.
ApollonianKing 1 year ago
Awesome bass playing.
roscoeblevins 1 year ago
alspel sdf atyjks saklfh
mightysmytty 1 year ago
"Listen to the keyboard solo on "Roundabout"...it will BLOW the classical music out your BUTT!" - School of Rock
CarrotHead34 1 year ago 3
kickass bass and keyboards on this song
AntiJonasBieber 1 year ago
any one no wat song they sing that goes like do do do do do do do
MultiShooter123 1 year ago
@MultiShooter123 yes
gmiscoolyo 1 year ago
@MultiShooter123 ohhh yeah you mean teh one that goes dodo da da de do do do do do do do dooooo ? thats owner of a lonely heart
Todd131313 1 year ago
@Todd131313 YEA
MultiShooter123 1 year ago
@Todd131313 YEA
MultiShooter123 1 year ago
god love all you guys that have a yes song thats able to be found, and then you have a huge amount of yes links. otherwise there annoying to search for on youtube :)
warslave27 1 year ago
Chris Squire is the sperm that fertilized the egg of epic 80s basslines.
eaterofcandy 1 year ago
Incredible!!! Oh the memories!!!
beyondtheparadigm 1 year ago 2
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fartmaster15 1 year ago
Where has this music been all my life!?
gmanrios9316 1 year ago 2
@gmanrios9316 I know what you mean!
xXMissDiorXx 1 year ago
Are these guys still playing?
longhairedlarrikin 1 year ago
yes sir. saw them about a month ago
Sexyeeew15 1 year ago
ridonkulous funky bass!
longhairedlarrikin 1 year ago 17
@longhairedlarrikin yeh this bass line is fing nuts
spudhufer 8 months ago
@spudhufer nukin futs too
whitenelly667 8 months ago
@longhairedlarrikin
Chris Squire, great player.
1138thz 7 months ago
Awesome...thanks for posting this!
SugarBear0199 1 year ago
Helluva version--better than the studio recording. Shows what Yes could do on a good day.
NevilleRhysBarnes 1 year ago
WoW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thx for up this!!!!
PhylipMorris 2 years ago 4
I just uploaded a new version of Roundabout feel free to check it out /watch?v=xhwhVCNqj4M
MusicWavesMan 2 years ago
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MusicWavesMan 2 years ago
the bass real steals !!
OLord2 2 years ago
They always rush the tempo live.
JackBlair2 2 years ago
rickenbaker bass owned this track
bobulibobium 2 years ago
What's this version from?
ontherush77 2 years ago 2
live at the house of blues (2000)
alesulk 2 years ago
One of the best renditions of this tune I've heard.
funkyjones 2 years ago
i heard this on the radio last night right after i had finished listening to owner of a lonley heart my two favorite yes songs one after another it was a great night
jbassman666 2 years ago 5
woow... que buena cancion--!!
lastima que ya no hagan canciones asi.! U.U
lifeblock 2 years ago
Si las hacen, solo que tienes que buscarlas...
stuckondamoment 2 years ago 2
This song has such a badass bass line.
darklordbill 2 years ago 125
I agree and the tone his Sun 18's are giving off are bad ass..
EndOfEye 2 years ago
oh yes from the house of blues. good album. roundabout and awaken are amazing
olias88 2 years ago
this song makes me wanna party
nateebetino 2 years ago 5
Fucking Rights Brotha!!!!
Dube230 2 years ago
their bassist is crazy good
koruptmynd666 2 years ago 79
he really is, but the part where most people think is crazy hard, is really easy, and the part everyone thinks is easy is relaly hard lol
lBlakeBailey 2 years ago
@koruptmynd666 Indeedy. That would be Chris Squire.
zygodactylexicon 1 year ago
@koruptmynd666
i"ve met Chris Squire before at a concert. I'm gonna try to get my Rickenbacker signed next time i go to a concert.
bassplayaz06 10 months ago 3
@bassplayaz06 Protip: Just bring the pickguard. That way you don't have to lug your whole big ass Rick. Also, it'll last longer if you keep the pickguard off and maybe you can frame it someday or something. If you like the pickguard on, then just leave it or order a new one. Anyways, yeah. That's what I did when I got my bass signed by Victor Wooten and Steve Bailey
duffmasterofpuppets 6 months ago
My Absolute Favourits of YES earlier music has to be "Turn of the Century" from the album "Going for the one" - and then of course "Madrigal" from the album "Tormato"! Eternal exquisite stuff! - Tobbe in Sweden -
Thbenjaminsson 2 years ago
wow everything in the song fits together PERFECTLY
JamesVanh 2 years ago 9
OMG I love this part "Call it morning driving thru the sound and In and out the valley" besides the chorus that is!
metaltenango 2 years ago
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strange song
ratbatblue555 2 years ago
You mean creative song.
twixcookie 2 years ago 7
Thank you for posting this.
Roundabout is possibly my favourite track of theirs
up YES
lnvm 2 years ago
Sabbath.
NorthVanLurker 2 years ago
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Hi all.
I was listenint to a great YES song yesterday on the radio but cannot find it.
All i remember from the lyrics is the famous speech by W.Churchill "we shall fight on the seas and oceans..."
Help anyone?
paokmacedonia 2 years ago
i saw them on wensday
rydrjarr 2 years ago
Im about to see them in MI at Comerica. Six days can't wait!
HarrisonFalcon 2 years ago
I saw them at the Dodge Theater here in PHX.
Still are the best group in the world.
The original members are all expert musicians in their own right.
Howe is my favorite guitarist. I have all of his albums, too.
Rock on!!!!
twixcookie 2 years ago
:D I was there too!
absolutely amazing show. When Oli Wakeman came in on the end of Starship Trooper it blew my mind.
fusEldar 2 years ago
He really filled his dad's shoes pretty well, since the other band members had been playing those songs for years.
I really missed Jon Anderson. He wrote or cowrote almost every song they did. A lot of peope think he was just a singer, but he is very creative.
Steve Howe is my favorite guitarist, I have all of his albums.
Chris Squire is an awesome bassist, he was the first to split the sound into two amps, one as a guitar amp. When I heard Yes when I was in high school, I knew they were top
twixcookie 2 years ago
i saw them at the paramount yesterday at 8:00 it was an awsome show
ibical 2 years ago
Hell yea man Phil Lynott was a beast. Unfortunately the booze & drugs caught up with him at such a young age, but he indeed will be remembered as one of the best. Let's throw a few more on the list that come to mind..Jack Bruce (Cream), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), Roger Glover (Deep Purple), Francis Buchholz (Scorpions), John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Stephen Harris (Iron Maiden), John McVie (Fleetwood Mac), Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister (Motorhead), John Illsly (Dire Straits)...just to name a few more.
CaptainCannibus 2 years ago
The bassist in Sly and Family Stone was really good too. Larry Graham.
twixcookie 2 years ago
Oh man can Chris Squire ever rock the fuk outta that bass. He's up there with the best...Geddy Lee (Rush), Michael "Flea" Balzary (Red Hot Chili Peppers), John Entwistle (The Who), Les Claypool (Primus)...just to name a few.
CaptainCannibus 2 years ago