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@jezza09187 Oh most definitely. Certainly one of my top five from the past fifteen years or so. This album will always be special to me because I remember the circumstances of my life at around the time. Soon after I saw PT live twice, met Steve Wilson in person. The live show in Philly is one of...

I met Steven about a year before this album came out. Then soon after In Absentia came out I actually heard this song once on the radio. I never heard PT on the regular radio again. If you have listened to mainstream rock radio lately you will come to realize they are too good for the radio.

I think that was fake.

Well, my psychic powers must not have been working too well when I saw that video. I get it now. Ha ha ha ha. How the fuck are we suppose to know it's a joke. Geez.

@hairgenius1 Not kidding at all. Why stop at 86? Why not say 96 or 06? Hey you can even say it's still around if you want but that won't make it true. People did not call it disco past 1981 trust me dude. There was a big back lash against it. The music changed gradually and like I said morphed in...

I think it was his "give me a big wet sloppy kiss" comment as much as him touching her that got him kicked off. He was already treading on thin ice.

I just heard this song at my gym today and was wondering who it was. I have heard OF April Wine but am not too familiar with them. They never played much of them at all on my old rock station growing up.

I was negative 5. It's a great song though. I'll take sixties music over eighties music any day.

FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME!!!!!!! MOTHERFUCKER!!!!!!!

Gotta love it. I dedicated those words to my arrogant, judgemental ashole brother and my mom's dickhead boyfriend. No one controls you, not the goverment. No one.

A more serious blow. Yeah a blow to the lioness's ego. This reminds me of the struggles I have between people. It's a battle of the wills.

Until the singing started it really sounded a lot like Metallica. It's only Lemmy's voice that sets it apart in a significant way.

I never get tired of listening to this song.

I first heard this at summer camp in 1984. Cool song.

This sort of sounds like the Alan Parson's Project. Does anyone else hear that?

Awesome song.

Best song from Sonic Origami. One of the most under rated rock songs I can think of. Very good lyrics too.

@jamiekinguk I doubt Lady Gaga ever heard Missing Persons let alone this but I guess it's possible.

@kanderso2011 @kanderso2011 These guys are actually working on a new album after all this time with David Hentschel(Genesis, Queen, etc)producing. Tony Levin will be providing some bass. It should be out sometime in 2012.

Who is that woman with him here?

You would think some rap band has sampled this by now(the main melody) but I don't think that's happened yet. Anyway, great song.

I'm pretty sure they played this at the very first Nearfest. I was there. Great show. So much energy that night. I like all the Neal era albums quite a bit.

Haven't heard this in a while. One of my favorite songs from the album. This was the first Yes I bought then I went backwards. I have a soft spot for it despite it's more pop direction.

Cool video that I actually don't remember the first time around for some reason. I remember this song(I was about 14 when it came out). I've always liked this song. Good to finally hear it again.

I like the way this album has smaller pieces between the longer pieces. It makes the album very interesting. One of the first Yes albums I bought(originally on cassette and that version didn't have the reprise after "heart of the sunrise)."

One of the best and most important songs in all of prog rock. This was a real game changing album.

Only a prog fan would understand most of these references. Everyone else would be like a mello what?

This is so lame.

I think this is the Shaggs version.

A scream? Is that what that was?

I remember this video and the song. For whatever reason the song was a favorite among break dancers.

Geez, was this recorded off of a cassette player or something through a microphone?

Wow, I've been looking already for this song. I only found it by looking up top dance songs from 1982. My dad had it on a tape that he taped from Kiss fm in NY(98.7). I think Call me was also on there. Somehow this song has been buried in the mix over years. Kiss Fm is still around apparently.

People always say Philly is a big Yes town but it's really not significantly more of a Yes town than anywhere else. I live in the Philly area and I say that. People just think they are being loyal or something by making it seem like Yes are so much bigger in Philly. There is a special connection ...

One of my favorite tracks from Drama.

Steve Howe the diva. First he complains about the spotlight being on him too long then after they turn it off he complains that he wants it on. Geez, that lighting guy can't win. What is he suppose to be a mind reader? Steve, calm down already.

Great opening track. I have this on vinyl somewhere but unfortunately not cd(yet).

It sounds like the same song as the Robert Palmer tune but a bit different.

That's tmi bro.

Yeah, no one has heard it before.That is until he posted it on here. Now almost every one has heard it. Lol.

Finally a decent version of this song on youtube. Great song from a great album.

Definitely a desert island disc for me as well.

This is not the original version. It takes too long in the beginning for the guitar to kick in. I compared this to the other one. That's how I know. Something isn't right here. Great song though.

If you call him a douche you are inflating his ego if anything. He's a hipster and doesn't really care what you think. It's more like a sociological and psychological experiment to him.

What is that he said is a must to wear unless you are fat? I didn't get that.