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Best description I ever heard of Yes was, six different musicians all going separate ways in the same direction.
Who is the 6th member?
Criminally underrated tune and the gem of the album.
2000 thumbs up to that!
Luv every song on this album !
This is one of my all time favorite albums and this is one of the best songs on that album. I think there is a subtle perfection to it.
Desert Island LP
I loved their songs ''It Can Happen'' and "Love Will Find a Way"
Great songs, Big Generator is just as good as 90125, EVERY SONG ON BOTH!!!
You got that right
Some love for Big Generator! My favorite 80's Yes album.
Yes is one of the most musical bands ever. Tight is not the word. Try #Heart of the Sunrise for an experience you will never forget.
Yes they are. ;)
Yes were always reinventing themselves. This is a classic example of how complex yet tuneful they could be.
Guitarist and songwriter Trevor Rabin joined Cinema, a new band formed by yes bassist Chris Squire in 1983. Once vocalist Jon Anderson came aboard there were 4 former members of Yes in the band so they decided to call it Yes. Rabin brought a new sound to Yes. He also sings on this song on some of the verses. Rabin also does movie soundtracks like Con Air and Armageddon.
I saw Yes in concert when they were touring for this album in 1984. They were great.
I also saw the 1984 tour. The song was incredible live!
August 1984 @ Blossom Music Center
I saw them on this tour, too. Incredible show!
I’m soooo jealous
I seen them on this tour, 84 Irvine Meadows Amphitheater, unbelievable concert, too bad I wore my 90215 t-shirt out.
The creativity in the transitions are incredible, like Rush.
Comparing Rush to Yes is like comparing Justin Beiber to Robert Plant. Get a grip.
@@greegm3304 Okay then. Not the response either fan is looking for. Stop making everything about "you" and just enjoy the music.
@@greegm3304 of course Yes is no Rush, but they are still great.
Rush said they wouldn't be, if there was not YES. They was influenced by YES, and made their own prog rock.
Masters at musically resetting expectations. Just brilliant 😁
One of the greatest 80s albums. Excellent from start to finish.
oI remember in 1983, the first time I heard this song. I bought the album, put it on the turn table, went into the kitchen to cook dinner. My high fidelity magnet drive Techniques turntable was jumping speeds. Damn! Nope, just the first time I heard an awkward time-signature by these prog rock geniuses.
One of the best albums of the early 80's. Still have my vinyl, and the CD.
Album, tape, CD and on my ITunes!
@@kentnottingham9635 ~ Didn't get the cassette. I only bought those before I had a CD player, and when I had no turntable. Don't do iTunes, not my thing. My preference is vinyl though, love the sound...
I've kept all my music over the years, even my 8-tracks, and 45 singles...🎶🙂
Got to c them live in concert in O-town, Yes was an awesome group n they played this song n the crown went wild. Another big hit from them is Owner Of A Lonely Heart. Ty u should c that one to.
Yes - Close To The Edge
The instrumental "Cinema" from this album won a Grammy (the band's only one) in 1985 for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. I believe it's one take with the whole band.
Great album. Try "Leave It" with the original music video, it was a big deal on MTV when I was a kid.
I was 8 or 9 yrs old when this was released. Remember the video and listening to the album at a friends house. Takes me back.
Their reformation in the 80's.Trevor Rabin on guitar and vocals with original founding member and vocalist Jon Anderson in the chorus and background for this song. Drummer Alan White wrote and added the rythmic changes to complete Rabin's composition. One of their biggest hits.
Meaning is fairly self explanatory. Change is inevitable, good or bad. Embrace it and move forward
Trevor Rabins contribution to the band was so obvious. This album was a little different for Yes and man was it good.
By far the best album of the 80's in my opinion. Not even close.
Def one of my faves
Heard it when it was released in the mid 80s. The whole album is great. Went and bought it right away. 🤠👍🏻
Awesome choice Sterling Ross!!!!!
I've never heard this before, but..their voices & style sounds familiar.
@Amateur_Stargazer Yes! I do remember that song...knew they sounded familiar! Loved that song!
Steve Howe is the beast in the Guitar Ty, That cat is bad ass. Seeing Yes live n seeing Steve go to his solo act on the guitar was sick.
Agree about Steve Howe. But, just so you know, Steve is NOT on this album! The guitarist (and co-lead vocalist) is Trevor Rabin.
@@MissAstorDancerI was just saying that when I saw Yes Live Steve Howe was the guitarist n he was bas ass.
I was never a Yes fan, but have heard of them..Wow! I really missed out 😭 They sound fabulous 👍👍👍 I love it! 💚💚💚
Brenda, 90125 and Big Generator are GREAT pieces of work. I hope you check them out instead of missing out.
@@kentnottingham9635 Hi Kent 😊 I most certainly will check them out and thanks 👍
Love all there music, Saw them live during this album, and a few more times. Just a lover of music here!!
More Yes Please!!!
Heard this song and album when I had my first job, late 70's early 80s. Yup I am old, hey 60's and 70's and 80s is when so much great music came out. I just remember listening to this song with friends at work and thinking how much I loved it and how much the world is changing.
That's an awesome SONG. Love this jam. Great guitar work too. Love me some Y E S. kick ass band. . This whole album kicks ass
I worked a Yes concert back in the day.. holy rap. I'd never heard them and they blew out the place.. and let us workers eat all their food backstage !!! much love for YES
Love me some Yes. Seen them a few times in High School, mid 70's. Great in concert. Have you done "Roundabout" by Yes? Phew, that's the song. Yes had so many people on stage, hard to keep up
I love it!! My favorite song of Yes, story of my life.
"One difference between you and i Your heart is inside your head"
90125 is still in my top 3 all time records. Unbelievable musicians.
I really like this song! Yes, to me is an underappreciated band. They were all really great musicians but their music just wasn't me screaming at that time.
I heard this when I first started dating a really nice guy. I wish we would've stayed together but it wasn't meant to be.💔
He was the one that introduced my to progressive music. Some I liked some not so much.
I was in high school when it came out. If you have not already done so, Roundabout is an older song by the same band and it showcases the creativity and talent that they hav every well.
PLEASE DO CARPET CRAWLERS BY GENESIS
This is one of my all time favorite albums. It takes me back to my early adulthood.
Thanks for another great reaction. Been a Yes fan since the 70s. I first bought this album in 1983 when I was 18 and stationed in South Korea, fell in love with it immediately.
Yes great band love them saw them several times in the 70s always with Wakeman always a great show
great friggin song. trevor rabin strikes again :)
Trevor Rabin (guitar)is a badass who also scores movies
This was a pretty dramatic "change" in the bands direction, the age of MTV and needing a hit single, no more 50 minute songs. Under the leadership of Traver Rabin sp? they reached new commercial heights. This was a huge album, probably their best selling ever, it was a harder more straightforward direction, I think it holds up very well all these years later.
Your confusing look in the beginning is priceless
Killer song. First heard it in 1983 when I bought the album 90125. Classic album and rebirth for the band. Owner, leave it, city of love. Should have made another like it.
Love their song "Leave It".
Can you please react to Slaughter- Fly To The Angels.
Nah. ''Up All Night, Sleep All Day''. lol
Yup. Or " Mad About You"@@POWER-LINKS
has been too long since I heard this song, loved it when it first came out, still just as good.
My favorite album by Yes
Here’s the original Roundabout
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This song reminds me of a schoolboy friend who passed away a few years ago, he was a big fan of Yes and I first heard this in his house many years ago now. We were great mates growing up together in the UK and he was one of the reasons that my musical tastes are as they are thirty years on. We spent many hours listening to various Rock bands , miss him a lot, taken away far too soon , top bloke , we used to laugh so much growing up as our sense of humour was very similar, he also was responsible for my love of the Rock band Rush among many others. Sometimes I feel old but when I hear tracks like this again then I feel like a teenager again, until I look in the mirror that is .
I love all the change ups and transitions in this song. Especially when it kicks in - no pun intended. Your face at 2:10 👍 it’s kind of a haunting song - I love “”keep looking for changes” when he says it fast.
First time I heard this song is when I first purchased this album when it was first released and I played the entire album through. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" was the hit song at the time.
Another iconic band. 👍👍🤙🤙😎
The best "YES" songs are "Roundabout"(to be continued memes) and"I've Seen All Good People"!! Check em out
That whole albums gold in the pocket
Chris Squire was a one that could lay down a frequency and vibration that others could build on and that's all he and I wanted out of it. I love British rock.
Yes, always have had so many transistions in their songs.........extremely talented and complex! Classic
Tesla has another version of this song
One if their pop songs. Listen to Yes prior to 1976 if you want to listen to the real deal prog rock.
You should go again to their first commercially successful album, "The Yes Album." You've already reacted to "I've Seen All Good People" but..... My personal favorite track is "Starship Trooper," which is very loosely based on Robert Heinleins novel of the same name. (The 1997 film "Starship Troopers"was also loosely based on the novel.) In high school I used to put on headphones and listen to side 1, which ended with "Starship Trooper," when I went to sleep.
What an awesome album! Timeless.
My Favorite Band... especially the 70s and 80s
Anyone who likes this sort of stuff should check out King Crimson's "Three of a Perfect Pair". It's also music that is very complex but manages to be so swinging and rock so hard at the same time in the best tunes. They don't allow their studio stuff on CZcams, but here's a live performance from Japan, and they are so good that you don't really lose a lot from the live performance, which is particularly impressive when it's this complex. The first song on this set is the title track, which is arguably the best one on the album, though some others are amazing as well.
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Great song!!... What a great band!!
I first saw Yes live on their Close to the Edge tour in 1973, and most recently in 2016 Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, and Trevor Rabin of Yes. Jon Anderson is in his 70s now, and still hit those high notes perfectly!!! I highly recommend "Roundabout", "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "Final Eyes", and "Hold On". I could actually recommend their entire music catalog, but those 4 are good to start with.
This album was the anthem to my teenage years…listened to it constantly…and still do actually!!
🙂🙏🏼💜✌🏼
Good news... that guitar part that you like so much was played by the main singer on this track. ;)
Such a cool choice. Surprised there was a reaction vid. I can't pick a favourite song from this masterpiece LP but as so many people have already said, this is what it sounds like when a single addition, in this case guitarist Trevor Rabin, can bring to a band. He is also the one singing the verses.
Dude!!! YES!!!!! Great song. Well done.
Yes - Roundabout
Can't speak for Stirling (sp?), but this is a song I have used more than once to introduce people to the band "Yes". It was written / released in 1983 - just as New Wave was becoming a big thing. It followed the breakup of Yes, and this reformed version included South African guitar wizard Trevor Rabin. The song (and the whole album) took Yes in a much more pop direction than their earlier classically-influenced progressive rock sound - a direction which had clearly started with their previous album "Drama" (which did not have Rabin, but did have Geoff Downes and Trevor Horn of the Buggles - Trevor Horn also produced this album).
This song in particular has the odd-time intro (which looks back at their earlier prog), but then blends into the much more accessible main body with vocals, and finishes with a reprise of the intro.
Musically, the intro is an ever-changing cycle of the beat - with a buildup of the tension later presented in the lyrics (which are about a difficult romantic breakup), which resolves into the resignation of the main body. In this way, the instruments reflect the lyrics, and vice versa!
Since you liked this, I'd certainly recommend the song "Tempus Fugit" from the album Drama. The official video is on CZcams - czcams.com/video/vzxZzIiO84Y/video.html
@Sterling Ross - I'm not sure I can pick a standout from 90125 - The only song I think is slightly weaker is "Owner of a Lonely Heart" - and that really just reflects the fact that it is notably the most "pop" and least "prog" :-)
First time I heard changes was probably 1984 or 1985...This was Yes' big comeback album after being out of the scene for a few years.
The original Yes , the greatest progressive rock band ever
Love how you just listened to the song!
Badass composition!
Highly recommended: Jon & Vangelis - I'll Find My Way Home (Live on Top Of The Pops, 1982)
Every song on this album and the one after (Big Generator) is EXCELLENT! There’s an A cappella version of LEAVE IT on the new release of 90125 and most every instrument is vocals! Yes ROCKS!
No. However, their song Owner Of A Lonely Heart, a massive YES!!!!
One of my go to songs when I need it. Love Yes. They are rocks symphonic giants.
I bought this and Van Halens' women and Children first at the same time in 1981, I believe, first I ever bought, would listen in bed at night til mom yelled at me for playing it too loud. I'd wake up with the needle on the turntable hopping up and down on the center of the album where there were no music lines.
this was a great concert. one of my first.
This album is very uplifting. It does have a theme and for the most part I think it's about how people need each other and to rise above all the mess and embrace your humanity. At least that's what I got from it.
If you like Changes, then you need to listen to "Owner of a lonely heart" and it will help you understand the context of the 80's YES music. The writer of the majority of this album was Trevor Rabin from Capetown, S Africa & he gave the 60's era YES a new face for the 1980's. Brilliant! Peace!
Yes is known for their long songs that contain songs within their songs...
If you like change of rhythm songs, you should absolutely listen to Jethro Tull Aqualung. I'd recommend also Tull's Thick as a Brick.
GOD BLESS YOU TOO RENAISSANCE MAN. IN JESUS' MIGHTY NAME !!!
Is that a xylophone?
Yes is God (from Spain)
INCREDIBLE SONG all the way around !!!
GREAT ALBUM
God Bless you !
I have a suggestion. Cry by Godley and Creme
Godley and creme where the first guys that made videos with a story(like a mini movie)before them videos were basically the band playing on stage, there were in a band originally called 10cc I think they had a hit or 2
David Shryock 10cc was a collaboration of several big acts back then. They came together and formed 10cc and had a few hits. Google it. I’m not in love was a big one
love Yes
Yes is my favorite band. Maybe you could do “Close To The Edge.”
Its about watching your lover...there are MANY things and forces in this world which can alter your lover...money...drugs..religion..family...politics..etc!
Yes❤️
BIRDS OF FIRE(MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA)I DARE YOU,CHICHEN???,LOL,HAVE A SUPER DAY,PEACE.
A classic masterpiece.
Chris Stapmeton "Fool Me Again"
The 70s version lead by Jon Anderson was fantastic, but I like the Trevor Horn era better. I know it was more commercial, but it was needed and kept the band in the spotlight and was their most popular era. The Trevor Horn era started with the Drama album, when The Buggles , Trevor Horn ( Vocals, bass, multi instrumentalist ) and Geoff Downs( synths ) were in to record an album and while recording Yes was in the studio as well, but Jon quit the band, so Horn and Downs were asked to fill in , after Yes had hear the music they were recording as the Buggles, and yes, that Buggles, Video Killed the Radio Star. Much of the other Buggles music was darker and more guitar oriented. A lot of Buggles material wound up on the Drama LP. Geoff Downs left Yes after Drama to form one of the best Synth heavy bands of the 80s, which was Asia. 90210 to me was the pinnacle of Yes, always terrific musicianship and writing. Ty, for a wild experience, check out " Leave It" which is also on this album. It is almost entirely vocals, and the arrangement starts simple, and weaves into an extremely complex soundscape of the voice as instruments and lyrics. Of course "Owner of a Lonely Heart" was the big hit, but "Leave It will never leave you, it is that memorable. As for the earlier Yes, "Roundabout " is probably their most popular rock song, and for good reason.
You forgot to mention guitarist Trevor Rabin
@@prs149 , I din't forget to mention him, I was only referring to what is considered the major elements of the change from the old Jon Anderson led band to the Trevor Horn led era, which was the Buggles joining. Rabin is a tremendous talent for sure, and key to that 80s Yes sound as well.
So, you want to be a musician ? Listen to these guys or RUSH
Fantastic band
Listen to The whole album and it is a masterpiece Iook at that album cover that is a painter's pallet of life.
Ahhh... Progressive rock. The late 60s and 70s were fun. Try Golden Earring Live Rockpalast Vanilla Queen. And buckle up.