BRILLIANT!! YES - CHANGES LIVE REACTION 🗣
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• Yes - Changes Live
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This is the only era when Yes had two lead vocalist.
God has one heckuva rhythm section up there now with Alan White joining Chris Squire. Let’s leave that as is for as long as possible! RIP Chris and Alan!
crazy start to the song and they turn it around to make one of the best rock songs ever
"Changes" is arguably the best song on '90125.' I saw this tour live in 1984 in Jacksonville. It was a GA concert and I was right against the stage right in front of Trevor Rabin (guitar, lead vocals - on this song). It was the 3rd time I had seen Yes live. The other concerts were 1976 (Milwaukee) and 1980 in San Diego for the Drama Tour when Trevor Horn (lead vocals) and Geoff Downes (keyboards) of The Buggles ("Video Killed the Radio Star" fame).
I also saw them in 2009 in Milwaukee for the In The Present Tour when Benoit David was the lead singer. Then again in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2019 with current lead singer, John Davison.
So I've seen Yes with all 4 lead singers!! BUT, Jon Anderson is THE voice of Yes!!!!! I even named my only son, Jonathan after him!! ✌💙
Yup!
Trevor playing the same guitar 30 years later at the Apollo.
Superb! Totally forgot about "Changes". You should have seen my reaction.
Hey Pope! 90125 Tour! My favorite band. 214 times! Pope you will dig this song!🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
Bud we're 250!
@@lesblatnyak5947 Yes we are! Our shows together. 250!😎
Great, Pope!!!
I've seen YES 4 times since 1974, saw this tour!✌🤘
I've had the pleasure of worshipping at the Yes altar 36 times only.
I have seen Yes 4 times in concert since 1976 at Santa Barbara...Excellent!!!! And they are on tour again in 2022.
And I've heard it's possible Asia could open for them.
Anthony.... I lived in SB for a couple of years 77-79, was that concert in the theatre. Great venue, with the mock town square? Saw Jean Luc Ponté there. Fabulous acoustics.
Steve Howe is on tour with Billy Sherwood. 😊 The last great shot was ARW. Needed an album from that! Rabin's new solo album, Rio, is amazing.
Progressive rock just like Rush. Geddy played bass in their induction to the Rock Hall of Fame.
Yes .. always great live.
Imagine being there, BLISSFUL. every time!! I Love them all. "HEARTS" is a must listen, its Beautiful. You always look Shocked! Its dope 💙🥰
Though this 80's line up is referred to as the "Rabin Era", it's actually the first time the band was back to having three original founding members since Close To The Edge in 1972.
The previous line up (Drama-1980) only had one (Squire).
Incidentally, in spite of the fact that Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman had left, Drama is a GREAT album.
Nice one... Yes... Still amazes.
On some of the songs you react to, I've come to appreciate more. Thank you!
Trevor Rabin. Awesome guitar player and his vocals took an already amazing band to new heights. One of my favourites. Look him up. He moved into scoring films. You've probably heard his music in many movies and didn't even know...
I like that you let the song play through unlike so many other reaction channels
listen and keep watching this amazing music. You're different from the others, you have a thumbs up from me . God blessed you bro
thank you!
Just bloody amazing, pure genius& they make it look so easy 😱🙆♀️❤️
Great song!! 🤘
It's really entertaining music, to hear and see performed.
Saw that tour...Boston Garden. Love that band
It Can Happen and Leave It are my favorites on 90125, which I picked up in a bargain cassette tape bin. After Going for the One I kind of took a break from buying albums. But YES! There are always gems to discover from any of their records.
Oh yes. Yes inddeeed!!
You cover the best tracks 👌❤
Nice! Thank you brother.
It’s cool to see someone your age react to Yes. I wish more kids would be exposed to the greatness of this band. Good job!
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth live! Brilliant. The genius never ends. Pope love how you keep doing the Yes cheer song, well Yes does have a song with that cheer honest it's called Tempest Fugit off Drama. They have a cool live vid. Different line up again. Doing good kid.
What's up 36?😎
Yes, Les.
@@jeffschielka7845 they're finally lifting our prison sentence tomorrow. I can swim again, don't like this fish out of water.
@@lesblatnyak5947 R.I.P. Chris. You are SO missed.🐟🐠
My fave song on rabins debut w Yes (90125) is HEARTS...
Rabins YES highlight for me, tho, is his farewell album ("Talk") in 1994, you must listen to endless dream (great live version in Chile)
Lead Guitar, vocalist and composer, Mr Trevor Rabin is in the house.
Composer of some of the most iconic film scores including Con Air, Armageddon and Enemy of The State.
You'll find some YT live footage of him playing his solo work 'Sollys Beard' from this 90125 tour which is a joy. 😊
"Mr. Trevor Rabin" is one of the worst guitarists and vocalists ever, no matter if he is "in the house" or not. Rabin era YES sucks!! This Rabin noise sounds terrible. Mr. Steve Howe is a thousand times better.
Saw this lineup on the Big Generator tour. Excellent show
Needed something to pick me up! Good one Pope 💖
Excellent live performance! Great song! Thanks for sharing your reaction.
You said it, Pope. We all gotta change. We all gotta progress.
It was hard to wrap my head around at the time,but I still liked 90125 and Big Generator for the most part. And the corresponding tours. Now,all these years removed I like it more than I did then,as I realize that it was the "right" Yes for that time period.
Hoping you can do some Yes 70s (live) tracks if you haven’t already.❤️🎸
Love this song. 👍❤🤙
I've never seen this live version. Freaking amazing! I remember being a kid in the 80's and loving this song when my pops threw it in the car tape deck, especially the intro and the solos. This whole album is gold (it's called 90125, which I assume is a zip code).
It's the ATCO Records catalog number of the album.
three of the best prog rock bands are Genesis, Pink Floyd and Yes. Listen to Supertramp sometime too
I like Changes more than any other song on he 90210 LP...it reminded me the most of thier 70's sound. Still, a hell of a comeback LP from them.
Hey Pope! Just a side note about Trevor Rabin the guitarist. He is so talented. Has done dozens of music scores for movies and has many solo albums out plus what he did with YES. He is from South Africa. Not much talent comes from there. Much different style than Steve Howe. Trevor brought to the band exactly what it needed in the early 80's. YES was reborn with 90125!🔊
I went to see Yes 'in the round' at the old Philadelphia Spectrum in the early 90s, the band made an announcement that Trevor Rabin had just become a U.S. citizen that same day.
Well explained truth!
I love ARW reunion concert 2018.
Every song is powerful.
@@dandecastro51 Just wish ARW did an album of new material. The dvd from the Apollo is excellent. They were the true YES at the time vs Steve's garage band.😎
Ya, I know ;) sad but true.
And indeed pity they didn't do new material... esp since Jon and Rick last year each recorded a good solo LP. ie the well is not dry! And Trevor also, never stops!
@@dandecastro51 Agree! 1000 Hands and The Red Planet are both phenomenal.
it's good to see you going to different Yes eras and being able to appreciate the brilliance of all the different aspects
guitarist Trevor Rabin was more rock than Howe ... It was recognizable in the band's sound. The divine Chris Square was a pillar of this group, he was amazing. See bro live concert from Lugano jazz festival, fantastic
This lineup we got Jon & Chris and Alan on the drums, Tony Kaye, who played on their first three albums is back in the fold on keyboards and the highly talented Trevor Rabin on guitar & vocals. 90125 is a great album. You should react to "City of Love" next, live or studio. It's a banger.
I'm enjoying your journey through so many of these songs! As far as Yes live videos, aside from the classic "Yessongs," which is from the Close to the Edge tour (1973) you may want to check out "Tales from Tsongas" which is early 2000s and has is well recorded, visually stunning and features a more "classic" lineup. The version of "And You And I" from that video is stellar.
Pope. Look at South side of the sky live video by jorgemiester. Its with rhe classic Yes line up
Awesome song glad you found it , now try love will find a way from Yes
Ok, here’s the full live concert czcams.com/video/6Anr_g1GY3g/video.html
Love you to do this (you did Changes ❤)
At the VERY LEAST, the finale of Starship Trooper by this lineup 🎉❤❤ Of course Tony Kaye was also on the original
from 90125, I recommend you do a reaction of two songs back to back - Cinema and Leave It. That's the two songs, in order, that open side 2, and I think they segue and contrast well with each other. Cinema is the one instrumental of the album, and maybe a bit more "progressive" than the rest on that album. Leave It is the 2nd hit single, after Owner Of A Lonely Heart. As such, it is fun, funky, and catchy, but maybe a bit more complex than some if their other 80s pop moments. It has an interesting a capella vocal harmony intro, showcasing a cool vocal interplay between Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Chris Squire, that harkens back to some of the vocal harmony roots of Yes
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You can watch the Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe [ABWH] songs from ABWH - An evening of Yes music live 1989. This tour had much greater quality of songs which they played from the past.
This album shocked me at first, it was like pop-metal YES. But eventually I had to admit that 90125 was a fantastic album. But I missed Steve Howe, (even more than Wakeman) Trevor Rabin is a superb talent, but Steve's raw, unorthodox, eclectic approach to the guitar was missing from the YES sound and was replaced by Trevor's refined, power chords and hard metal crunch. Normally that would be a blasphemous 'NON-YES' development, but it just so happened that Rabin was at the very top of his game, one of the very best hard rock guitarists. He was suddenly claiming the top guitarist titles in all of the music polls, he was up there with Eddie Van Halen Yngwie Malmstein, and Steve Vai. So I did end up accepting their new sound, but I still don't listen to 90125 or Big Generator very often.
You really need to check out the studio version after hearing it live
This Is my Fav Band! I’ve seen them 48+ times. Changes is awesome. But I disagree slightly… because there is So much to catch & listen to..studio version maybe as a first listen( a few times!) - then when you’ve caught it all…definitely listen to their live concerts! Woot!❤️
Guitarist Trevor Rabin who replaced Steve Howe in 1983 brought a new direction and hard edge energy to the band and was a major influence in the creation of the album 90125 and their more commercial 80's sound. Like Howe he is a virtuoso and also a fine vocalist, Jon and he sharing a lot of the lead vocals with the 80's/early 90's material. Also original keyboardist Tony Kaye returned to the band. Trevor wrote "Changes" as well as another great song "Hold On" performed here on the same tour, this clip is taken from their official tour DVD czcams.com/video/0pHeAROucGc/video.html Cheers
I saw them during this tour in 1984 and I was curious if they would perform only their new stuff because I thought it to be very difficult to replace Steve Howe on guitar. But Trevor Rabin managed to play some of that songs without problems. And though I think he did not really replace Howe it didn't really matter because he put some colors to the Yes music that made it shine again in a different way and additionally to that he is a second lead vocalist and brought in some showmanship. So not only did I have no problems with the show but I was glad to be there: czcams.com/video/8mes9H6G7rg/video.html
Interesting..never seen this before..v familiar with the 90125 album..always been an Alan White (drums) fan but Squire (bass) seemed to be well down in the mix..The very 1st gig I ever went to was Steve Hillage at the Hammersmith Odeon in Nov '79 as a 15 yo...he was supported by Trevor Rabin , just one guy and his guitar (no backing band I recall)..I hadn't heard of him before and was very impressed..And a few years later, he's playing and writing for Yes..I wouldn't have thought it at the time..nice one Pope
It would make my day if you could react to Clan of Xymox - Medusa or Pink Turns Blue - Your Master is Calling. Both are from lesser known bands from the 80s. Both songs are hauntingly beautiful and deserve a good listen
Rather devastating to consider that Trevor Rabin started out on piano and transferred his musical knowledge to guitar. That's not just an ability to shred! He was very much the focus of their new audience at the time and an instantly recognizable presence.
Trevor Rabin saved Yes
That's Trevor Rabin who replaced Steve Howe on guitar. There are more great songs on '90125' and 'Big Generator'. In my opinion Pope, the studio versions of their 80s pop songs sound better especially 'Changes'. In 1995 Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman rejoined the band and they wrote 'That, That Is which you're going to love. Some say T,TI written 22 years later could have been a 5th song on 'Tales from Topographic Oceans'.
Love 'That, That Is'
@@Lightmane One of their best songs.
@Bookhouse Boy Yes. Great stuff
when I am dead I will not hear yes anymore I'm 65 years old I'm really thinking about this daily how I will noth ere is great bands when I'm dead
You will be able to hear Yes in the great gig in the sky....trust me!
I am over 60 too and been listening to the sacred sound that is YES since I was 14. Don’t worry as you won’t be leaving their music behind,. YES is part of my inner being and will be with us forever…..
Think about it Squire Hendrix Morrison and Bonham
@@lesblatnyak5947 Exactly!!!!!!!!!😎
Your comment caught me off guard. So me.
One of the most depressing things about dying, is never hearing these great tunes again 💔
Music was and is everything too me.
80's YES isn't as good as 70's YES, but 90125 is still a very good album. It's just not as Progressive as their music from the 70's, but they made millions, so good for them. Trevor Rabin is a very different guitar player from Steve Howe. Both are amazing, but Steve has a very unique sound and style of playing, but I'll take Trevor's voice over Steve's, though Steve's harmonies were always pretty good. Also, Tony Kaye isn't as good a keyboard player as Rick Wakeman, but very few are : )
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a good album , but not classic yes, more a vehicle for trevor rabin and his cinema project
Esa banda y esa canción es exageradamente buena JUEPUT*!!