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GB Project - Yours Is No Disgrace (Cover)
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2013
- Very Challening, Epic 10 minute song.
Greg Brown - Vocals
Troy Kelly - Guitar, Vocals
Jim Smith - Bass, Vocals
Jake Bradshaw - Drums
Nick Landess - Keys
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Marco Avila
Randy Barina
Kajja Moon
kudos to anyone having the stones to even attempt such a crazy complicated masterpiece!
and it sounds great too
I love the way the keyboard player uses a synthesizer to replicate the sounds of Rick Wakeman
Tony Kaye*
RESPECT!!! The lead axe must be an ardent disciple of Steve Howe! Kudos to everyone else! WELL DONE!
Great Job, Musicians and performance. Thanks for share
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉bravo you guys
An excellent and honest interpretation of a classic Yes song.
Nice people playing lovely music. Thanks and very best wishes!
Very well done, boys.
What a hard sing to play. Bravo!
Good job, guys! 👏👏
What a great job. Extremely difficult song, executed with passion and taste!
Excelente Cover muchachos! Muy digno!
Fabulous! 40+ years after the original shows that this is a classic that may live on for much longer.
Excellent. Thanks
GuysI love Yes (favorite band) and that was excellent. You come that close to Howe you’re doing well.
that jam around the 6:00 mark is really nice, great mix!
Nice job! That is complex and difficult stuff. You can see why there aren’t too many Yes cover bands around.
I think this is my favorite cover of this song I’ve seen so far!
Awesome !!!
Incredible cover, very nice!!
This is great!
Welll done.
Buen trabajo muchachos.......interpretar YES no es fácil.........Good Job guys!!!
This song brings joy, and your rendition is top notch! Vocals and everything!
Nice job.
GREAT FUCKING COVER!!!! Keep it up!!
Felicitaciones,pero que magnifica interpretacion!!!!Se ve el respeto y admiracion por ese gran grupo llamado Yes.
That was very enjoyable. You guys nailed it! ✌🏽❤️🎸🍄
This song has recently been stuck in my mind and I have attempted a version on the keyboard. I have to say, this was AWESOME...incredible detail and ACCURATE. How you could even begin to replicate this is beyond my comprehension. Good for you!! Well done!!
Nice job, fellas! I love the bad guy from Dumb and Dumber on the skins...
Great job, guys!
brilliant almost like the actual band brilliant
singing right along guys nice job love this tune, tim
Hi guys, just heard this. 67-yr-old English bass player here; been playing Yes stuff since they started! Overall this is excellent, largely faithful to the Yes Album version, without being a slavish copy.
A few remarks; the bass & (sometimes) keyboard were a bit low in the mix; VCLS excellent but perhaps could have been dropped a semitone for comfort, harmonies spot-on; DRMS largely BB but with some AW & some original; perhaps pushed a fraction too much; KBDS aahh, the wonderful Nord series! Why these didn't sell by the warehouseful is a mystery; definitely TK rather than RW; GTR the Les Paul is much easier to play than the wardrobe used by SH live; a more comfortable guitar is a good option; BS Geddy Lee playing a turquoise Jazz - not quite! I really don't like Fenders, & find my 4001 (& copies) & T-birds easier to play than P & J copies, but I'm weird! It's the sound; some scathing reviewer once described the sound of a 4001 as "like an amplified drainpipe", meaning it disparagingly; he described perfectly why I like it! However, comfort should come 1st, so I've no argument with the bass player's choice of axe, or with the playing, but I'd have liked a more original/authentic sound from the bass.
On the side, an inconspicuous timbre low in the mix has historically been the destiny of bass players; the instrument didn't exist when I was born (!) & people were still learning how to play it. CS was a pioneer in making the bass a tuneful high-profile lead instrument, rather than what the guy who can't play guitar has to play - like the fat kid playing in goal.
Rant over! If this band plays live I'd love to see them - they take me back 50 years to the days when I was, like others, learning how to be a bass player. As soon as I post this I'll be researching these guys by overworking my plectrum thumb!
BTW, did anyone notice 1 extra beat? Clue: the camera was on the drummer.
Catch you later, guys, & thanx
Great job, Guys. Thanks.
Great job, one of my all time favs ... you guys rock!
That was GREAT!
The drummer is like a cross between bill bruford and Alan white.
I love it.
Really excellent
Excellent!!!
I saw that face and cracked up!!
yeh not bad
6:41 the way he messed up that part but sounded better is great
grandi ragazzi davvero!!!
Fucking awesome
Nice job Fellas :)
the guy plays the acoustic interlude perfeclty, but on guitar
Boa banda!!
Bravi!
Super...
Excellent guys. When are you playing in New Jersey? 🎼 By the way. excellent wah-wah playing !!
Nice job, guys, it is indeed a bitch to pull off.
For future reference, the bass and keyboard progression during the opening vocals is:
E - Yesterday... + Caesar's Palace...
F (not G) - On a sailing ship...
G - If the summer change to winter, yours is no disgrace...
And then to A for the guitar fill before the song picks up. It adds a lot of dissonance to the overall sound and that was Squire's intent, which Kaye then followed on keys.
holy crap one of the hardest and best songs ever...you guys did it!
@@ronnietoots6797 Amazing job guys. The harmonies are excellent.
Not bad considering the consummate musicianship of the YES members.
The bass needed to be....LOUDER!
God damn these mellotrons. So agressive!! Otherwise, awesome version.
Mellotron? I dunno, maing...
While the Nord does have some good mellotron samples, none were used during this production.
Well done, boys!