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LRB and jam on toast reaction, does it get any better? Great song and video guys.

H E A D P H O N E S are pretty much required on a first listen to Close To The Edge. Either that or you have to have your home speakers cranked so loud that conversation is impossible. There's so much ear candy packed into it, it has to have your undivided attention, or else the moment is lost, in my opinion. I definitely applaud the effort, Dad, but maybe he'll hear it again in the right circumstances...

Absolutely incredible masterpiece of a song and a brilliant reaction 👏

Australian band.

Tnx for posting. Long time LRB fan & this is a classic. Seen many reactions as I have an interest (being Australian) & great to see a home view shared; dad with a love for it & old time vocal, jazz & riff and son patiently supporting :) What comes through is the bond between dad, son & love of music and respect to share.

Love your enthusiasm for this righteous song. Your son needs something a little stronger than pizza to appreciate it tho. Btw, I’ve posted some covers of Journey songs on my channel . . Who’s cryin now, send her my love, lights, mystery mountain . .

Maybe you could put your tv in your next-door neighbor's window so the picture wouldn't be so huge.

Can you please react to Georgy Porgy live in 1990? Great vid :)

Figure I'd be the first commenter on this album: I have a CD of this, and it really is an outstanding effort, to the point I don't miss Carlos! Perhaps the reason I'm the first is the fact that album seems to be a real sleeper? Whatever the reason, appreciation to you for featuring this!

Great work Dad.... he'll appreciate it when he get's a little older....

The kid looks bored, totally uninterested

Finally someone reacts to the Original,full version of the song... By the way the drum kit Michael Shrieve is playing is here in Nashville in the Musicians Hall of Fame... Y'all come see it sometime.

I think it is great to introduce classic prog to a new generation. I will say that when listening to music for the first time, it is REALLY important to just listen, with no interruptions. And don't set it up - no need to talk about what is coming their way, when it was made, etc. Just let them listen and evaluate.

Portnoy remained for the next three albums after Train of Thought; Octavarium (2005), Systematic Chaos (2007), and Black Clouds and Silver Linings (2009). He left in 2010.

Sadly not sure if you're aware Tawny Kitean passed away May 7th of this year. Sad

music is freedom

You should not react for the first time to Music while driving.. you can't focus on it

Little fart at 1:00 lol

Excellent music!!

Awesome video 😊

Awesome video! Love it!

Sorry, but this kid clearly (based SOLELY on this video - haven't watched any others) doesn't have an ear for music. When those harmonics hit in the finale I am always blown away. He couldn't stop picking his fingers. Pay attention to Dream Theater. They are one of the most important bands to ever exist and you can learn so much from listening while simultaneously enjoying. I'm glad dad really knows his music, he is badass.

Now that’s a good father.

I think if you guys face the camera and improve the sound quality and maybe use headphones, you'll be very successful. Ah, I see you did change it up, but I still think the sound quality wasn't very good. Sorry you stopped.

Good selection to get the young lad to hear. One of there best they did. It really sounds cool in headphones.

Of course Yes is amazing. You have to remember you were probably high when you first heard it.

Their airport code in Canada, because there is only 1!?

Why live and not the studio recordings?

based son

Poor kid had to put up with something he can't even relate to LOLOLOL.

70s prog kids like me grew up having patience and relishing details and subtleties. Also the music of the era was often more intricate, complex and like an atmospheric journey bc of of the post psychedelic mindset we experienced. I loved it, like experiencing a long beautiful film or reading a wonderful engaging book.

I love Dream Theater!!!

ok when are you going to get to Pink Floyd

I always like this song and it is cool that they still play it. That said, I like the album version better.

Watching it on the TV the fuck

Son kinda perked up at the halfway mark. I think he'd like heavier stuff. Try "The black dahlia murder - I will return".

Son looks very disinterested.

I bought this DVD almost 20 years ago and wore it out. Watched it everyday for weeks.

DT has been my favorite band for around 5 years now. They have so much music to digest, never gets old

Can you react Liquid Tension Experiment Rhapsody in Blue live in L.A

Great job! 😊

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Red spent more time looking back at himself in the monitor, than a 16 year old girl, getting ready for her first date.

They're still playing it live today. They've had many changes in band members, but I saw them recently in Fort Lauderdale, FL. BTW, I don't think your son liked them and was just saying so for you pop.

A buddy and I took our sons to the Snakes and Arrows and Clockwork Angels shows- Needless to say, we were all blown away! RIP Neil Peart I feel bad for anyone not able to have seen them live

This album is complex and the level of understanding you have when you hear it for the first time effects whether you instantly fall in love with it and claim it's a Masterpiece as I did when I heard it at 12 in '74, on my older brothers superb quad sound system, or not be prepared, or able to accept the grandeur of YES I'm a dad with a 23 year old Son. I empathize with you. RIP Chris Squire. Play Siberian Khatru from YESSONGS, then Yours Is No Disgrace, and Starship Trooper of course, or ALL of Yessongs would be recommended. Steve Howe is why I have played guitar for 40 years Remember this is just 5 guys!! The solo at the end of Siberian Khatru is EPIC especially Live, It's a Journey

Greatest song ever.

Good dad.

Great album - Steve and Chris are awesome on this, but poor kid - you really dropped him in the deep side of the pool. Something like roundabout or starship trooper may have been an easier introduction.