R.I.P. ALAN WHITE! | YES - Owner of a Lonely Heart (Official Music Video) REACTION
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This song describes the paradox of loneliness. Once you've been hurt, loneliness is better than a broken heart.
"Close To The Edge" from 1972 is a one of a kind album. If you have 19 minutes, listen to the title track..."Close To The Edge." It will blow your mind! "And You And I" is another great tune.
One of the greatest albums ever put out, period.
YES was very progressive back in the day. I saw them in concert 2 times back in the late 70's.
You should check out "Roundabout" next. My favorite YES song.
WHY Roundabout...seriously?!? ;) I'm razzing you just a bit, I just get frustrated because they're my favorite band and they have a HUGE catalog with a TON more gorgeous songs than one of their most-repeated radio hits. I like it, but it's been so over-played that I haven't put effort into listening to it for over 20 years. Our local rock station had it in too-regular rotation in the 70's and 80's. I'm like..."They have OTHER songs guys..." ;p
@@JoinTheProgress Agreed, but Roundabout is an accessible song for people just starting their prog rock journey and will amaze them enough to lead them to continue exploring Yes, then maybe even moving on to Genesis with Peter Gabriel.
@@JoinTheProgress Indeed it was played a lot, but that's partly due to the fact that so much of Yes' best work does not lend itself to radio because the songs are too long. "Roundabout" is a great first song to recommend to somebody who's never been exposed to Yes (and that's just about everybody under the age of 40) because it has the right combination of sophistication and accessibility (nod to @Mike micrael).
@@JoinTheProgress You do realize the '80s were 40 years ago, don't you?
@@calguy3838 been a fan from the beginning...saw them Finally, in the 80's, when I was jocking top 40 radio, this song was in power rotation for nearly ever...so, I enjoyed this "new" version of YES, but I love the older YES, the stuff I went out and bought the album when it came out, Woolworth's if I remember correctly, by the way, enjoyed the the reply about new YES listeners...Rock ON!
RIP Alan. :( Yes is a great band. Please start with Roundabout from 1971 with Bill Bruford on drums, then we can talk after that. Thanks for doing this. Enjoy your music journeys!
❤ Yes! RIP Alan White. Yes- check out Roundabout and I’ve Seen All Good People (Your Move)! Yes songs take you on a musical journey. Lyrically they are up for interpretation (kind of a poetry vs word vomit)…
Lyrics, as Jon said Its all metaphors!
First saw Yes live just over 50 years ago . This song is relatively late for them 1983 ( after they had split in 1981 and re-formed with a different line up ) and really isn't typical . As others have said you really need to listen to something like " Roundabout " or " Yours Is No Disgrace " to get a sense of what the band was really about . BTW - also worth checking out the wonderful artwork of Roger Dean on their album covers - iconic !
*YES - Long Distance Runaround, Roundabout, I've Seen All Good People*
RIP Alan! Great band!
I'm going to see YES at the Royal Albert Hall on 21st June! I was selfishly worried when I heard about Alan White but it seems it's still going ahead. Hope they'll be doing this one. I'm actually not that familiar with their other stuff so it'll all be a learning experience.
By the way, unless something dramatic happens, there's a rail and tube strike on 21st June so there's no way I can get to the Albert Hall (much less get home again) on that day, so I'm going to miss this concert. A real shame, I doubt this will come round again.
What a classic!
OK simple straight forward take... via video lyrics. He changes from addressing who he is talking to: Owner of a lonely heart to say how that lonely person feels : (Much better than a) Owner of a broken heart. Say, you don't want to chance it You've been hurt so before. to telling him to live again: There's no real reason to be lonely, Be yourself, Give your free will a chance, You've got to WANT to succeed....
Telling those that are living dull lonely lives to be brave and be open to love again
Yes is a British prog rock band formed in 1968... they had a style of writing and playing complicated musical pieces and epic songs, and set a benchmark for technical musicianship. Their music influenced a number of major bands like Rush, Iron Maiden, Dream Theater, Tool, etc... Yes went thru a string of members from their debut album in 1969 and today.
'Owner of a lonely heart' became a hit in 1983 after Yes had broken up in 1981 and reformed w/ new member Trevor Rabin (guitar) and original keyboardist Tony Kaye rejoining Chris Squire (bass), Jon Anderson (vocals) and Alan White (drums) for the '90125' album, which became a 3x platinum hit in the US. I think the song questions whether someone who is lonely and never fallen in love, is better off than someone who is devastated after falling in love and losing that person.
Yes debuted in 1969 w/ Jon Anderson (vocals), Chris Squire (bass), Tony Kaye (keyboards), Bill Bruford (drums) & Peter Banks (guitar)... By 1971, Steve Howe (guitar) replaced Banks... Rick Wakeman (keyboards) replaced Kaye... Yes hit a commercial peak w/ the albums 'Fragile' (1971) and 'Close to the edge'(1972).
Alan White (drums) had played w/ ex-Beatle John Lennon in the Plastic Ono Band... he was tapped to tour w/ Yes in 1972 and then joined the band, replacing drummer Bill Bruford... Alan White (not to be confused w/ former Oasis drummer Alan White) played on a bulk of Yes records, beginning w/ the live record 'Yessongs' in 1973. White and bassist Chris Squire were one of the best rhythm sections in rock music.
The band was successful w/ a string of 70's records that pushed the prog genre musically, but the decline of Yes in 1980 led to a split... A new line-up found renewed success in 1983, and released more records until the 90's, then the band's brand of prog rock became passe... Rabin and Kaye both left Yes by 1995.
A reunion of the classic Yes w/ vocalist Jon Anderson, guitarist Steve Howe and keyboardist Rick Wakeman brought some nostalgia back in 1996, but Yes fell into disarray again as Rick Wakeman left again... Billy Sherwood (keyboards, backing vocals) rejoined after a past stint in Yes.
The band carried on after 2000, and eventually replaced Jon Anderson w/ vocalist Jon Davison... Geoff Downes (keyboards) joined in 2011.
Bassist Chris Squire passed away in 2015... Billy Sherwood switched to bass afterwards.
Drummer Alan White was struggling w/ health issues and passed away @ age 72(R.I.P) in 2022. He was replaced for touring by drummer Jay Schellen.
That's too much info for them right now, lol. But to correct you, I'd rather point out that ABWH in 1989 was the first true reunion of prog-era Yes, via Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe. That was "Yes," even tho they couldn't legally use the name.
@@JoinTheProgress with Tony Levin on bass!
There are definitely different eras in the Yes catalog. Since 1980, my two favorite Yes albums are Open Your Eyes and The Ladder. Both are heavily influenced by vocalist Jon Anderson and are more poppy than the progressive 1970's Yes, but there are some great songs on both albums.
@@mikemicrael5749 Dude, OYE was a *disaster* ...it was largely the work of whats-his-name, the guy filling Chris's shoes. It was a trite, predictable really bad attempt to produce a commercial album that disappointed Yes fans on the whole so much we almost disowned them. The worst album they ever did, I literally couldn't listen to it more than once. Even some band members since that release have said it was junk.
The Ladder was decent. But Magnification was the most spectacular release they had in the past 30 years. Even Talk was *far* better than OYE, at least Trevor was still writing and producing some quality material outside of his misguided country side line.
Cannot believe you said that.
@@mikemicrael5749 Absolutely...my home-town homie with the Chapman Stick.
R.I.P Alan. Also played with greats such as John Lennon, George Harrison, as well as Joe Cocker and toured with Genesis in 1976. Oh and check out more 'Yes'
A great song from a fantastic band that has a large range of song types! This is one of my favourite songs by them 👌👌👏👏
check out "Changes" from the same LP
If they like Owner, they'll appreciate *anything* from that album. It is a pop-prog masterpiece of an album, as was Big Generator.
Rock In Peace Alan.
My favorite Yes song is It Can Happen. Such a feel good positive song
This is from the album 90125. For the longest time people could not figure out why that name what it means. Come to find out, it was the numbers under the UPC code.
He didn't say , You know what I'm saying. 😁😆
I totally love you two!!
I honestly love how you truly have embraced music that is new to you. ❤️✌️
Alan White play the drums on "Imagine" by John Lennon!
Have fun trying to figure out Yes. Their lyrics aren’t easy to figure out. One of the greatest bands of all time. This song came out when they became more commercial and pop sounding.
Listen to Roundabout, and then Close To the Edge. It'll make you question everything about what is musically possible. I'm of the firm belief that everyone needs to listen to these both at least once in their lives. They're mindblowing!
"90125" (Album UPC & title) was a comeback album for Yes. With this album, they turned from total command of the pinnacle of progressive rock and from perhaps the most complete mastery of music composition and instrumental ability of any band ever, to a simpler pop-oriented sound. This proved to be a commercial success for them. While hard-core fans like this record, many consider it to be dumbed-down from Yes's incredible musical achievements during the prior 15 years. You owe it to explore much more from them. Any of the more mentioned songs off of The Yes Album, Fragile, Close To The Edge, or Going For The One ... That will give you a true taste of what they are capable of.
Yes was a Progressive Rock band and it is a genre that faded due to a serious lack of commercial radio friendliness after the advent of simple radio hits in the mid 1980's and afterwards
This was a later version of Yes... if you want to hear them in their prime, I'd start with Roundabout.
Great pick guys, this is a banger from 1983. Yes as been around a long time since their hits from the early 70's, ROUNDABOUT, YOUR MOVE and YOURS IS NO DISGRACE. RIP Alan White.
Leave It, another great song by YES.
This is the later more poppy less prog version of Yes. The older stuff is phenomenal.
In regards to the “ya know what I’m sayin” topic yeah, you do say it once in a while…. 😜
Following a legendary drummer
Can have you..no matter how good be the guy that came after...
RIP Alan White...
The best first Yes song to listen to is probably "Roundabout". It's not necessarily their best song, but it gives a pretty good sense of what they were/are about.
RIP 🙏 you are missed. Thank you for reacting to YES ,they were big in the 80's. Much love to you and your family 💕Brandi Modrak 💕❤
Nice video, yes owner of a lonely heart is my song, is my life, RIP Allan White, i love it youre videos, nice
Roundabout!
Yes were one of a very few Bands that pioneered Prog Rock '67 to early 70s. The great Chris Squire (RIP) on Bass and Alan (RIP) were the true driving force of Prog, saw them twice in the 70s, next reaction Roundabout Studio version from '72!!
The video for this song is weird. Yes is a hugely popular band with many hits. Most of their songs are uplifting-positive. Roundabout is my favorite. It’s a musical journey and also my ringtone on my phone 😊. Other choices include Changes, I’ve Seen All Good People, It Can Happen, and Leave It.
Used to play the crap out of this song on the jukebox at the bowling alley in town when I was like 11
I believe the word is reincarnated
LOL. You say "You know what I'm sayin" every 20 seconds. I'm yelling at the computer, Yes damn it, i know what you're sayin. LOL. Yes was one of my favorites. I love "I seen all Good People."
Roundabout needs to be next for you.
Heart of the Sunrise and Wonderous Stories are two tunes that will make you understand the greatness of YES.
Alan White RIP
The accappella version used to bang out 80s hiphop parties
Love will find a way is another banger from YES.
RIP Alan. Yes rules
Oh, haven't heard this version , the older version is fantastic
90210, great album, still have it in vinyl
If this is you first exposure to Yes you’re in for a wild ride.
This song actually came a little later.
Reincarnation? When you wake up in a new life? It has happened that people have remembered things they couldn't possibly remember. Kids with memories of lives they weren't here for.
This song represents a more poppy, accessible 80s version of Yes than the prog giants who slayed virtually all comers in the early-mid 70s. Love the arrangement, the video, the bass, the drums, the singing, the keys, the guitar solo.
Oh man this is one of my favorite songs from gta vice city rip to him man .
Love it.
"Firth of fifth" by Genesis if you want to hear one of the greatest 70s prog songs
If you havent done roundabout do it :D. Its a 8 minute masterpiece and one of the best prog rock songs of all time. If you already did it i would suggest, yours is no disgrace, heat of the sunrise, or ive seen all good people just to name a few.
If you like this song than check out the studio version of "Close To the Edge" by Yes!!! It is FIRE!!!!
Hey, thanks for this guys. Yes is my all-time favorite band (since 1987). So yesterday was a huge bummer for me. You picked as good as any song to start with, it was their biggest hit. The video is kinda nonsensical. This was their "pop" phase. The 70's was their "prog" (progressive rock) phase. They had different line-ups throughout the years, with two primary line-ups, this being one. I could go on and on about them, I know almost everything about them, but will leave it at that and watch for future reactions to Yes where I'll comment more.
Hope you guys are well, love you guys, cheers!
2016 live is just the band doing live.Jon sounds the same at 72 years old.
I knew of Yes from my parents, love this song I believe this one is from the 80s but some of their other popular stuff was from the 70s. I just recently showed my mom this video because of how weird it was. She was actually not surprised as she said they were into weird stuff. Not sure what that meant and I didn't ask. Also, I think some people believe in spirit animals that represent themselves. So that is how I took the video.
Look up the song "Revealing the Science of God" by YES. It's 22mins long but so worth the 22mins haha
80s Yes is cool but 70s Yes is AMAZING! My favorite...
It’s called reincarnation! ☮️❤️
Fire classic 🙌
Do Immortal Technique song "Civil War"
Alan White - Anne of Cleves - The Six Wives of Henry VIII - Rick Wakeman
The logo on your shirt may hold a clue😂 this video is bizarre but the music is awesome!🔥
OK I subscribed but will only stay if you keep playin some music by YES one of the greatest progressive rock groups of all time and my favorite band. Some good ones include "Roundabout", "Close to the Edge", "The Gates of Delirium". "Awaken", "Turn of the Century"... Loads of good ones.
👍👍👍
Is this the Trevor Horn Tribute Concert video? Can't see it clearly!
☮️❤️🔥🔥🔥🎵🎶🎵🎶😎
You know what I'm saying
Would you rather be owner of a lonely heart vs broken heart
Reincarnation? The soul manifesting lives in different forms. Human, eagle, horse. And more humans
This is the video version. The message is good but its so cheesy with the eagle flying and kind of gets confusing out of context lol. Intresting choice to restart the song in the middle for the video.
The transformation of a dead person into another person or into an animal or plant is called "reincarnation". Believers of Hinduism 🕉 believe this. Christians ✝️ do not believe in reincarnation.
Bill Bruford was the drummer for Yes. But he quit.
50 years ago 🎂, the late Alan White became the new drummer.
RIP Alan White.
40 years ago 🎂 ex members of Yes and King Crimson formed the supergroup Asia. Suggested video 📹: Heat of the Moment.
RIP John Wetton.
This song was released in 1983. Yes finally got into music videos.
Suggested next video 📹 Yes performs Lift Me Up.
Progressive
react to 'changes'.
The video has nothing to do with the song tbh it was just a trend at the time to make a random avant-garde visuals with the music. This is one of those that’s better without the video lol but this my jam frfr ❤️
I agree. Yes is my favorite band, and I do enjoy the song, but the video has a couple versions; I was never a fan of any of the creative/artsy attempt that they did for this specific video, but it was absolutely the trend at the time, and the fact is, it likely helped propel its success. Its a bizarre video that doesn't fit the song, the band has stated this as well. Worse, the director apparently almost lost the bird in the video (did find him thank goodness).
React to "Roundabout" 😁
Most YES fans prefer Bill Bruford's drum skills , but Alan is on some incredible albums . LONELY HEART is the least interesting song they ever did .
Dang, even after realising that you say "know what I'm saying" all the time you're still saying "know what I'm saying" all the time! Double dang!!
I used to do it ALL of the time but it just went away naturally eventually.
This band highly influenced Rush
That’s call reencarnation
To come back as another person is reincarnation, but talking about coming back as an animal is called transmigration of souls, which, not that it matters I don't believe in. Reincarnation I do.
Love your reactions but one tiny criticism, we can't see the video at all especially when the background is full of different colours and patterns. Is there some way you can make it seeable?
Reincarnated
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I think you're talking about reincarnation, when you die and come back as an animal or something else.
It's good, but this is the only song I ever liked by "Yes". TBH.
This does not represent them at their best. I would start with "Roundabout"
shape shifting? or reincarnation?
Reincarnation
What you where looking for was reincarnation.he reincarnted to a animal.
Pshh
Listen to the song without the dumb video. The video is pointless and adds nothing to this great song. It just detracts.
Reincarnation
Reincarnation