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Yes Masterworks - "Close To The Edge" (Part 2)

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Masterworks Tour. Holmdel, New Jersey July 19, 2000. From a DVD of the SFX webcast. Sound appears to have been taken from a different source and synced up with the video (somewhat badly at times).

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  • Yes came along at the culmination of a kind of Renaissance that developed after the early '60's music got its shot in the arm by The Beatles, et al. What they had over all of the others was a really intense talent and work ethic to create/compose music - beyond anything that had existed in popular music up to that time. They took music up like the great musical masters had done. They are on a par with Beethoven, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky. The Beatles started things; Yes completed them.

  • truly amazing composition- this you will find the conflict of your soul within......on eo fthe best songs ever written- period, its ashame its not as popular as Boehemian Rhapsody or White Christmas

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  • After 40 years, CTTE still brings a tear to my eye. I'm sure I'll be saying that in another 10. A truly spiritually inspired work that has not seen an equal and probably never will.

  • @calebsj Igor Krakatovorich or whatever

  • I was just remembering when I saw them on my birthday in '04, CTTE is my favorite song by Yes and I've been a fan of theirs since about 1972. I was teasing my wife all the way down to Atlantic City that once I heard those birds chirping I was going to fire up a bowl. Guess what, karma must've been in the air or what but they opened the show with CTTE! Wow! What a birthday present! It's almost like they knew! What a coincidence!

  • Oh god....I just love Jon Anderson....what an angel.

  • who was that on keyboard?

  • Isso é música elevada à quinta potência!maravilha...

  • Sheer and utter brilliance. When I first got the album in 1972 and listened to the title track, I saw God. These guys with Rick Wakeman on the original LP went beyond the realm. A true masterpiece in every dimension.

  • What a sound! for me, there's nothing like it!!

  • THIS IS A MASTERPIECE ¡¡¡ JON ANDERSON´S RULES ¡¡¡¡ YES WITHOUT JON ANDERSON IS NOT YES ¡¡

  • I think my brain just melted... truly amazing live rendition of the studio version. Truly these men are magicians of music.

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