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I am going to be 60 next year and I saw Yes "in the round " in the late 70's and it was fantastic. Yes in my day wasn't for everyone. It was a band that dug deeper. So many musical greatness was around in those yrs....I look back now and see I believe these decades were the best!!
Mary Marin I'm the same age and my first ever show was Yes in the round at Wembley Arena, 1978, aged 16. Awaken is still my all-time favorite song...by anyone, ever.
Hi Mary, I'll be 60 next year also (January to be exact) and I remember seeing Yes "In the round" concert in Atlanta Ga. The local radio station (96Rock) conducted a poll and Yes won for best concert in Atlanta 1978. Bands like Yes, Tull, ELP and Kansas made being a teenager in the '70's something special.
He's using a chess game as an analogy for his life. "Don't surround yourself, with yourself...move on back 2 squares..." I admire music with well thought out lyrics.
All these years I've known this song, and I had no idea that the lyrics were chess references! Knowing this now, it should have been obvious!
Didn't realize this tune needed explanation. Pretty straightforward to me mate.
@@brittanygarrison8030 I always thought it was just gibberish. I thought he was saying move on back to squares :facepalm:
So what does the rest mean ?
"I've seen all good people turn their heads these days I'm on my way"?
All good people turning their heads? away from what? If all the good people are turning their heads away, why would they be good people? and all of them? does that mean there are no good people? and where is he on his way to? Is he coming to save the day? or is he leaving because there are no good people?
I always thought this song was called Chessmen.
When Jon Anderson sings your stress level drops. He's such a beautiful angelic soul. I miss Yes being together and touring. The UK had the best prog bands.
Rest Peacefully with Love Chris Squire🌹
All the early Prog bands were master musicians (Moody Blues, ELP, Yes, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, etc.), and great songwriters as well.
I guess Genesis is relegated to "etc." among early prog bands? 😂
So true!
@@matthewv789 Genesis schmenesis - where's King Crimson?
@@matthewv789 No offense meant to any band I left off.
@@fordp69 None taken! I think Genesis is a little unique and different even among that group anyway.
I really enjoy that you don’t pause... some other reactors that do pause to comment seem to just miss the whole experience. And an experience, good or bad, is what a song should be. ❤️
I agree. Especially with a band like Yes.
Reviewers who have larger subscribers have the videos blocked if they don't pause them. They have to and don't like to do it.
I have seen them live those Harmonies are on point LIVE, they don't just exist in the studio. One of the best concerts I have ever been to
Seen them 3 times, myself.
these guys from the days before all the autotune. you actually had to have talent. and Yes does-in spades!
1972, 2 a.m., radio playing at low volume in the background, this song comes on. 10 a.m., bought my first lp and my first " hi fi" setup. The start of a serious journey into the world of high fidelity. Thank you Yes, if it weren't for you I'd be a lot richer now.
Ain’t it the truth.......
Yes, but you gained a different sort of wealth...
@@lisarainbow9703 Straight from the heart of the sunwise.
But at least Yes will have given you your money’s worth by making sure that every bit of your equipments capability was fully tested.
Long Distance Runaround, Your's is no Discrace, Starship Trooper, Heart if the Sunrise,....
Great song. Whenever I hear it, I find that Chris Squires incredible bass reaches out and blows me away.
Chris was on a different plane than other bass players! I never really thought of the bass guitar as a lead instrument until I heard Chris!
That was that Rickenbacker sound. McCartney used a Rick in the late Beatles and Wings recordings.
You guys are going down a DEEP Rabbit Hole with Yes and their AMAZING Music Masterpieces!!! Dude!!!! You gotta here "Awaken" and "Going For The One" by Yes. Another music masterpieces of songs by them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Long Distance Runaround" the Bass Solo at the end "The Fish", and "Perpetual Change" Drum Solo at the end both are Live versions from YESSONGS. To fulfill your drum and bass needs.
This is the first song where Steve Howe lit me up...easily one of the top 5 guitarists alive.
Yes has always played on a different level !!
Chris Squire: Bass.
Must listens by Yes
South side of the sky
Heart of the sunrise
Starship trooper
Yours is no disgrace
I highly suggest you react to "South Side of The Sky" by Yes. Many transitions and great instrument playing...especially with the bassist Chris Squire.
There are sections in the base intro where he spins intervals you would not have expected and they completely throw you for a loop. You expect the cord to be resolved and then he throws in a minor 6th or a 7th and it completely changes the entire feel and changes the tempo. And Bruford behind him is amazing, not showy or overpowering, just the perfect accompaniment. It's so rare for a rock piece to be almost exclusively rhythm section (and mellotron) for such an extended period.
I absolutely agree!
@@markdrechsler5660 I want to see his face when he hears it...It will make eat his words about Led Zeppelin being the supreme gods of Rock n' Roll....hahahaha....lol.....hahahahaha...
The whole “Close to the Edge”album
"Yours Is No Disgrace", will blow your mind, Chod...
...and "Starship trooper", and "And you and I"...
The entire "The Yes Album" is killer. I had it on cassette during my college years (late 70's, early 80's). Almost wore out the cassette!
Oh my goodness, you are so right Mike. The Yes album is fantastic.
Same album Yours is no Disgrace. But the best version is on Yessongs. One of the best live albums ever. Was fortunate to see that tour live back in the day. Stood at the stage in front of Steve Howe. He is a beast on this song. Yessongs includes the best of the bands lineup, Jon Anderson lead vocals, Chris Squire bass, Steve Howe guitar, Rick Wakeman keyboards and Bill Bruford drums.
This song is so good. Love the reactions, boss. Keep 'em coming.
You have I credibility great taste.
Yes is one of my favorite groups.
They do not make songs like this now.
Ballads or 3 songs in one.
A true journey.
I remember this group when I was a teenager.
Hearing this on AM radio was my first experience of Yes; it was all over after that❤
Saw their 'Close To The Edge' tour in 1973 ( at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto ) and wondered if they could sound as good as their records , and to tell you the truth - they just knocked my socks off with each song . Would have to say it was the best concert of my life and I saw tons of concerts back then . I'm 74 now - and those great three albums ( The Yes Album / Fragile / & Close To The Edge --- sound just as good to me today as they did back when I first bought them )
It's great to see youngsters appreciate the musical cohesive mayhem that is the band YES! I love singing along with Jon, have been for 45yrs. Hope they play the entire yessongs album at my funeral!!
The members of Yes are all superb musicians. Id recommend Siberian Khatru, Heart of the Sunrise, Starship Trooper or And You and I.
Another of those bands is "Jethro Tull". Tull's magnum opus is "Thick as a Brick", which is a single song taking up both sides of an album, about 43 minutes long. I know I wouldn't easily commit to something that big for a first review, so how 'bout you do a live video that is much shorter (13:29) that will give you a feel of the song, as well as an introduction to the band. After that, you can decide if you want to do the full studio version, or not. Barriemore Barlow on drums.
Thick As A Brick (live in London 1977): czcams.com/video/hAt1b21S97k/video.html
Great album though I liked Songs From The Wood even more!
@@joelliebler5690 I love SftW too, I just think TaaB is better for this purpose.
You gotta do the full album.
An astounding track from yes, heard this in 1972, age 10. It’s fabulous. Yes, were at the top of the tree. Recorded late 1970. Released 1971, from the incredible Yes album.
Hey Wilburn, there's a part in this song at 3:53 where Jon Anderson sings "Send an Instant Karma to me..." followed by the chorus "All we are saying is give peace a chance". Instant Karma and the chorus are both tributes to John Lennon's two songs that came out a year or more earlier.
Seen /heard Yes 6 times!! Never got old or boring as you can hear Chod!
Yes.."Yours Is No Disgrace"
Chod, iceberg ahead. You have so many glorious moments to experience from this band. This album was PRE Rick Wakeman and the first with Steve Howe. My day always gets better with some YES thrown in.
Starship Trooper is my favorite YES song. Next please!! 👍
Starship Trooper was the first song I had ever heard by Yes. I loved Jon's voice and had never heard anyone play a bass like Chris did. Before the song was even over, I knew I had a new favorite band.
I listened to Yes in the 70s when I was in high school and college. I'm glad to hear that people still love Yes. There was a period of time when progressive rock fell out of favor in the 80s with the advent of punk rock, bit I'm glad to see younger people listening to Yes in a whole fresh way.
Great reaction, especially when you were talking about their voices harmonizing.
The 70s are the best decade of music in human history. Straight up. The diversity of sound. MFs had nothing to distract them. Like tv and video games. Music was their video game. Moreover, the music industry wasn't hamaginiz the sound that much yet. That crap really started ramping up in the 80s. I stand by that.
Incredible song especially in concert, and trust me i have seen over 200 shows. Best band on this planet! R.I.P. Chris. You are SO missed my friend.🌹🌹🌹
I love the end of this one. It modulates down no fewer than 4 times.
Ladies and gentlemen, and Chris Squire YES, the greatest show on earth ✨️👑✨️
Just prior to the tempo change way in the back..there are voices singing "All we are saying, is give peace a chance"
And in the main verse...
"Send an Instant Karma to me
Initial it,
With loving care."
I wish I could like this twice ❤️ what a wonderful reaction! Thank you.
Yes was around for a long time, like we're talking decades. And they went through a lot of changes along the way, in terms of both style and personnel. Prog Rock bands like Yes changed the musical environment, and Yes changed in response. So if you want to really understand Yes it helps to look at when a particular song came out, because early Yes like this is very different from 80's Yes. And rightly so, because it was a different time and a different environment.
Or you can just groove to the awesome music. That works too.
Steve Howe was voted "Best Rock Guitarist" 5 years in a row by Guitar Player Magazine. In the 70's there were dozens of legendary guitar players, but Steve Howe won. Record sales exploded by word of mouth without the help of radio, due to a sub-culture of young people that did not want what the radio stations were providing (3 minute boy-girl love songs). Radio has not changed, still 3 minute songs. In the early 1970's, recording equipment became much less expensive and many recording studios (labels) open up, and were looking for artists. The recording studios let the artists do whatever they wanted, and some like Yes, did 20 minute songs. Bands that did 3 minute songs to sell on the radio were considered as "sold out to the man'", an expression used by the younger crowd at that time. Prog rock bands did not care about that and they wrote music as they wished. You will notice that these longer songs have time to develop "Tension" in the music (by dissonance, strange time signatures, dynamics, etc.). Tension levels build and resolve, which to the listener, is pure rapture. When listening to this genre, it is good to note when they are purposely creating tension and when this tension is resolved into something beautiful. Example of good tension can be found in a song called "Starless" by King Crimson (guitar solo is a single note which in the context of the song creates huge tension, which is resolved only in the last couple of chords of the song. I recommend Firth of Fifth by Genesis and Dark Side of the Moon (whole album) by Pink Floyd and more by Yes (Close to the Edge, Gates of Delirium, Ritual, Heart of the Sunrise, to name a few). Note, most of the radio bands do not have the skill level to produce this kind of music, although there are some exceptions. I like your channel so far, and I like it when the reviewers read Wikipedia prior to listening, to educate themselves about the song...it makes it easier to compile your consensus of the song and educate the listener at the same time.
Welcome to great music YES!! My favorite on my playlist
I remember the first time I heard this song/album @ 1972... I remember the room I was in, the people I was with, and the hashish we were smoking...such good memories, and such great music. I suggest if you like this, you will like a progressive rock band called Procol Harum and a song called Shine on Brightly... and also a song called S. F. Sorrow by the Pretty Things
Yes! Simply the best!!
I saw them at the Biloxi Beau Rivage Casino about 10 years ago, my wife was like, who in the hell is Yes, I was like, you have heard them, but I can't really name their songs, they are just the type you put the Album on and let it play. Then when she heard the music, she knew almost every song but didn't know the titles. This Song is my Fav., I know they have many that are more popular, but this song has a special meaning for me.
I'm really excited for you that you're just scratching the surface with this band. I can't wait till you dig deeper into the genius of Yes. I look forward too it 👍
Thank you.
I never paid attention or understood these lyrics until after I watched The Queen's Gambit.
Seeing these guys in the round!!! Heavenly!!!’
So Great to see a young dude really have the knowledge to dig this band ! And so many others. More you most likely never heard of, or wouldn’t dig up. SO MANY great bands, dozens of songs from them all. You’re going to run out of describing adjectives to use ! An eye opening journey ! appreciate the time you put in.👍
Yes..the greatest band
One of the first YES songs that I listened to at age 12 and became a life long fan since then! At their best with their classic lineup they were incredible in concert. I saw them at Madison Square Garden in June of 1979 and it is still the very best concert I have experienced!👍🏻❤️☮️✌🏻🎼🎤🎹🎸🥁
That must be their very first songs...same voice but just really hippie music from the 70's. I used to listen Yes but newer music ...more modern...but still good music...but I started listening to them in the middle 80's...they sounded different.
And you and I. Beautiful. Haunting.
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 by singer Jon Anderson, bassist Chris Squire, guitarist Peter Banks, keyboardist Tony Kaye, and drummer Bill Bruford. The band has undergone numerous formations throughout its history; nineteen musicians have been full-time members. Since June 2015, it has consisted of guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White, keyboardist Geoff Downes, singer Jon Davison, and bassist Billy Sherwood
Being born in 60-I grew up with all types of music from big band era, 50’s, 60’d and most influential the 70’s! Yes’s Most Amazing Music ! Part of who we are!
The 1st half 'Your Move' was a single, the 1st song I ever heard by them and still my favorite.
It was the first Yes song I ever heard also I cannot say it is my favorite because there are too many that are my favorites.
Yes , just like Steely Dan, is a Rock/Jazz fusion Band. They are different in many ways, but the concepts behind them are pretty similar. Also like Steely Dan, Yes, has great musicians playing their music.
For me one of their best album!
you are the best, Wilburn!! thank you
Every time they came to town I went to see them... Why not?
Three more "must do" songs from "The Yes Album": "Starship Trooper", "Perpetual Change", and "Yours Is No Disgrace."
Those key modulations at the end-something you'll never hear in modern music!
I love all those key changes at the end, too. And the transition at 5:04 to the Howe guitar solo, from Jon's voice and Wakeman's organ is intense!
So far, you've gone the "easy" stuff. Yes was for nearly a decade, the most complicated and syncopated of all rock bands, yet because of their musicianship and ability to incorporate elements of rock, jazz, classical and funk, commercial music.
It's why they' ve stood the test of time.
I've seen several other suggestions, they're all fine but for me the finest piece they ever crafted was their rendition of Simon and Garfunkel's America, an 11 minute exploration of musical styles spanning 50 years.
Almost everything (even bits of Tormato) done until 1980 is well worth the effort.
I just love the subtle nod to John Lennon.
The vocal layers are awesome!!
Yes and Kansas had a lot in common- like the harmonies and prog sound.
I think you would like their longer compositions. They are very classical in nature. Kind of like a three movement symphony or concerto. Here are the songs like that that are 18+ minutes:
Ritual (the live version from Yesshows is the best)
Close to the Edge (studio)
Gates of Delirium (studio)
Revealing Science of God (studio)
You cannot go wrong listening to the first FIVE releases of this band. Pure genius throughout!
Love this song ❤️ Thank you 😘
If you like jazz fusion and drums then Yes' Relayer is the album for you. In particular, SOUND CHASER and THE GATES OF DELIRIUM. This was Yes at their most subliminally extreme.
YES are the sorcerers of Rock.
Thanks for reacting to this. I think your reaction was spot on this time and your best to date I believe they were a special band as well.
Have you listened to the Close to the Edge album, Chod? It's my favourite and the first LP I bought with my own saved up pocket money when I was 10 years old (my older cousin said it should be the first record in my collection). I also bought Showaddywaddy's Greatest Hits at a budget price on the same day. It has NOT stood the same test of time as Close to the Edge. Damn, I was one weird kid.
This is a great song for headphones. With so many great things going on with guitar, keys, and vocals, headphones really allow one to hear how tight Chris Squire (bass) and Bill Bruford (drums) were. Totally in the pocket.
Enjoying watching your Yes discovery. Fortunately you haven't really even scratched the surface. This is going to be good. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
When you started your journey with owner of a lonely heart and didn’t like it, I was like “ that’s not even a great tune, don’t quit”!
background chorus", "all we are saying is give peace a chance"-John Lennon
This is just the tip of the iceberg my friend! So many more great tunes! Albums like Close to the Edge and Relayer and Going for the One! Looking forward to seeing you enjoy the Yes journey!
From the Yes album "Drama", the 2nd iteration of the band and the song is "I am a camera". So good.
I love your channel, Rock On, young dude ❤️😁
Thanks for your good stuff, Wilburn... have a great 2021
Listen to Yours is no Disgrace!
YES!! Love YES!!
YES on all points.
I really appreciate your reactions to the music my generation grew up listening to. If you like early Yes you need to listen to some early Genesis, anything off the albums recorded from 70 to 76.. I would suggest you start with "Firth of Fifth" off "Selling England by the Pound" you won't be disappointed.
This is definitely one of my fav songs of theirs. So good !!
My bad i had to delete my comment cuz i was outta the loop a bit. Yes fan since 1972 btw, That is the 1 & only gr8 of keyboatds Mr. Rick Wakeman. Ahms
This one and roundabout are my favorite ones
Yes, YES!
Happy New Year Chod! Check out MOODY BLUES - Ride my See-Saw (live) 1968; The Voice (live); I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band) just to name a few. If you like Yes , I think you'll like them. Thank you for your great and thoughtful reactions. ☮🖤🤘
In this song i love the background vocals singing, "all we are saying is give peace a chance"
I would say they were in the top ten. Yes.
Listen to “Owner Of A Lonely Heart” it’s one of the later Yes records but terrific music
not a patch on their,
earlier stuff.
Should try some Genesis. New and old stuff both. Songs like Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, Mama, Land Of Confusion, Lillywhite Lilith, Abacab, No Son Of Mine. Great songs!
They do take us 'through a portal'
My favorite song by this amazing band! -)
The first time I heard Yes, was when they first came out (I'm older than water). I was living in London. I believe I dropped acid when I first heard them. Instant fan.
4 mns in "All we are saying is give peace a chance " the Beatles line is played in the background vocals if you listen carefully
That and the "Send an "Instant Kharma" to me" like ... both cool John L. references. :)
You'd love Relayer. Give it a listen, man. Right up your alley.
I wonder how he would react to Sound Chaser? (It's my ringtone) It's not the make or break piece like Topographic, but it's very polarizing; either you love it with a passion or are frightened by the complexity and intensity.