My sweet departed wife was trying to get tickets to see them. I can never watch ‘tis and not think of unconditional love, peace and harmony even tho she wasn’t well she tried and she also did so much for everyone. I will truly hold all this close to my heart and it is a enduring strength of the human spirit and for that I am eternally thankful. Love each other. Always and forever 💜
How can any human still sing like Jon Anderson at this stage of one's life? No Autotune, no effects, no falsetto - it is beyond inspiring, it is mystical.
give a contemporary live video of Robert Smith and The Cure a listen, that guy sounds like he did in the 80s it's pretty incredible.. to hear that perfectly intact voice coming out of him
This is the classic Yes sound. Each song is a movement of the Grand Chorus. No one can duplicate the genius, of this work. Jon Anderson is superb. This music is fine art.
@@_ZeusWrath_ I completely disagree with you. First of all, the reason that HW:1 Remastered doesn't contain Homeworld (The Ladder) during the end credits is, unsurprisingly, due to licensing issues. Secondly, by remastering HW:1 & HW:2, these two games are not only being preserved for many years to come, they have been literally introduced to an entirely new generation of gamers to be loved and enjoyed as much as we did when they were initially released twenty years ago. I couldn't be happier that Homeworld has been remastered and re-released.
@@Mistianni You couldn't be happier? Do you know why this is so? I will answer you... This is because you have no idea what Homeworld 1 is. In the remastered version of the game, this game, was totally destroyed... This cannot be liked by those people who know what Homeworld Classic is. I am not against the remastered version of Homeworld 2, I was against the destruction of the cult first game. The problem is, Homeworld 1 was not built for the Homeworld 2 engine. When this was moved to the wrong place, the game lost its finer points. their branded details. In order to understand this, you had to play Homeworld 1 in 2000, as I did.
@@_ZeusWrath_ You obviously have no idea what you are ranting about. I am a HUGE fan of HW:1. I purchased the full boxed edition on its original release back in 1999. It is my absolutely favorite game of all time and I've lost count of the number of times I've played it through. As I type this, I'm looking down at my copy of the Homeworld: Historical and Technical Briefing book that came with my box set. Needless to say I also purchased HW:2 and HW: Cataclysm as soon as I could following their release dates. So to say that the Remastered versions cannot be liked by fans who also enjoyed the original versions is the height of arrogant stupidity. You sound like some sort of elitist who thinks that because he played the "original" version that you're somehow special. I hate to break it to you (no, I don't really), but those of us who purchased and played the initial release can still appreciate and enjoy the Remastered versions as well. And I am glad that they were updated and re-released so that a new generation of gamers can be exposed to one of the best RTS games of all time.
@@Mistianni what are you talking to me about? your last message makes no sense. I am not trying to discuss "Historical and Technical Briefing" or Catalcysm with you, Just stop discuss about other threads. I told you that HWR is crap and I explained the main reason - "Homeworld 1 this game, was totally destroyed". There are dozens of reasons, but I told you only one of the most significant. You said that "I am a HUGE fan of HW: 1" Then if you don't fuck in your eyes, you should also say that Homeworld 1 Remastered is crap. But if you fuck in your eyes and you like the remastered version of Homeworld 1 then, just do something with your f*cking eyesight and stop writing to me.
That is a magnificent rendition of a modern Yes classic! It has all the ingredients of the great songs of the 70s. For the albums The Ladder and Magnification the band were firing on all cylinders and at the best they had been for years. These two albums were the last great Yes albums. Now Chris has gone and the two versions are touring we will never have music like this again. The Greatest Band On Earth.
I'm an old fart who's been going to YESshows since 74. This is just about my favorite YESsong. Poor Igor, if he hadn't fucked up, he'd still be the keyboard player.
Well it's not really "poor" Igor, since he seems to have fucked it up without any help....BUT he is phenomenal musically, a pretty damn perfect keyboardist.
@@azhurelpigeon Igor engaged in some sexual misconduct with a female theater security guard at one of their concerts on the 2000 Masterworks Tour. I believe he was arrested and then promptly fired by the band. That was followed by their "Symphonic" tour in 2001 with an orchestra instead of a keyboard player - although they wound up touring with Tom Brislin on keyboards in addition to having orchestras despite the original plan of not having a keyboard player. The band decided that some songs simply couldn't do without a keyboard player even though they had a full orchestra on hand, so they hired Brislin for that tour.
I considered this album a triumphant return to their progressive rock halcyon days, but by then the more radio friendly Trevor Rabin era had taken its toll and I'd heard a lot of die hard classic Yes fans had already fled. But The Ladder, Keys to Ascension and Magnification are high points in the repertoire for me. This song in particular ranks right up there with some of the Going For the One era songs at least.
"Homeworld (The Ladder)" Nothing can take us far enough emotion Far enough together As the light shines so bright Bright enough to let us in Nothing can bridge our souls' devotion Fast enough together As the power proves you right Right enough to let you begin So many displaced among the future dreamers Realized their doubles Took a new step A question of origin Only in the recent past Seekers fought to realize Skyward shone like beacons A question of origin Ten thousand millions flee To the westward light The dreamers represent This arc of peace As the poets entranced The anchor redeemed Secrets of science The history of the future Was surely made Just what keeps us so alive Just what makes us realize Our home is our world, our life Home is our world Nothing can take us far enough emotion Far enough together As the light shines so bright Bright enough to let us in Nothing can bridge our souls devotion Fast enough together As the power proves you right Right enough to let you begin Speak so fast to the prophets of the living Looking for the signs Spanning out the centuries Search for truth Ancient ones, they watch and listen Carry our wishes Took upon themselves to guide us Through the endless skies Just what keeps us so alive Just what makes us realize Our home is our world, our life Our hope is our world, our life I have seen the passion That's in the hope that everyone Will find their way into the secret Of the home of your heart Living within the vision Within the power, beyond belief We see that hate destroys the soul Of anyone who tries to teach it I have seen the dream That's in your heart That's in your eyes To bring you closer to the one It's what keeps us so alive It's what makes us realize Our home is our world, our life Just what keeps us so alive Just what makes us realize Our home is our world, our life Home is our world, our life Send, ascending to the secrets All is pure and clear to resolve Nothing can change us now Send, ascending to the future Nothing can ever change us now We follow the sun We follow the sun We follow the sun Truth is a simple place Here for us all to see Reach as it comes to you As it comes to me As I will always need you inside my heart Peace is a word we teach A place for us all to reach Sing as it sings to you As it sings to me As I will always need you inside my heart
excellent album the ladder its like the old yes song from the 70 s this for my friend who i hope did not die just heard i pray he s in his home world for raymo from south philly love you brother.
(Fleet Command): No one’s left…Everything’s gone!...Kharak is burning! great game and awesome Album (though somehow i ended up with 2 copies of it... lol)
Came here for the goosebumps myself - and you said it best, classic homeworld was a fvcking masterpiece.. still to this day I have had no online experience thats even come CLOSE to what that was for me. Fvck, i'd go as far as to say it was one of the best moments of my life. Epic.
Having witnesses the Yes phenomenon from the word go, I still love the Ladder songs the best, especially the River which evokes hope just as all the others. Sad that in 2024 this group of talents are a memory but for what we have digitally stored
The best video of Yes in existence. Just shows them playing perfectly - notably Jon, but everyone is just kickin' it. Tight editing, everything just great. If I was introducing someone to Yes, I'd show them this. (OK, then maybe Edge, Fragile, and all that (but this shows their true live prowess).
One of the best and most original bands ever. They are still infinite inspiration to all new prog bands. Everyone steals from them. RIP Alan and Chris your genious will be forever missed. And thank you Yea for all the great music.
It's phunny sad that YES has never gained the recognition they deserve. Close you're yes and let the music and words do its thing. I guess the ides of peace and love has no real traction. No! We are all one.
So many times I have had the privilege to see this band live. I thought it only fitting that I conclude my day with some beautiful music. This band has given me such inspiration. RIP, Alan White.
I've lately been discovering the Yes albums of the 1990s onwards and they're absolutely fantastic (well, apart from Open Your Eyes, and Heaven and Earth isn't great).
Haven't seen this one before. Jon is amazing as usual. Love this song and the loud / soft contrast. Billy and Igor really add a lot. Only complaint is that Igor's keyboards are mixed too low and sound like they were kid's instead of DI'd. Re " peace and love": way too little peace and love in recent music , especially peace. Yes is one of the few bands that try to go towards the light.
Rune Olsen who the hell are you comparing him to... Trevor Horn? That's somewhat of a insult to the one and only J. A.. The original wordsmith.(Drama? ) did you happen to see the tour? Trevor did fine with his lyrics, but sailed woefully short of Mr Andersons range. The days before electronic voice assist. Geoph did OK though
how come that when ever you put in a Yes life act you've got the feeling that the audience just can't shut up? it's like: ah, they are playing this beautiful silent romantic part now, I think I should scream whooo and whistle how awesome they are.
Great to see classic Yes standing the test of time I can’t take seriously the new yes lineup with just Steve Howe and the rest a bunch of ego trippers There is no Yes without Jon Anderson in the line up just impersonators
This song by my very Fav band holds such Great memories so treasured and there's one other which I don't know the title of. It starts I n the beginning is the future and the Future is the past Can anyone help please?
The Calling, from Talk: Feel the calling of a miracle In the presence of the word Now we hold the right to rearrange How the stories can be heard In the beginning is the future And the future is at hand...
@@awaken77 There's a game called Homeworld for which this song was written. Within old-school gaming circles, it's renowned for being a fairly unique 3D RTS with some very hard-hitting emotional moments (one of which is accompanied by Adagio for Strings, for example). This is the credits song and nicely sums up the theme of the game.
@CuteFuzzyWeasel People would know. Their fame had already been established long before this. Most people know "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and could recognize "Roundabout" and "I've Seen All Good People". It increased their fame within gaming circles, but that's about it.
"....She insisted, that she would be the last person to disembark and set foot on the Homeworld..."
T^T
Yes dude. That's the ticket. The aura of yes. Lol. Did I spell aura correctly? Lol....
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My sweet departed wife was trying to get tickets to see them. I can never watch ‘tis and not think of unconditional love, peace and harmony even tho she wasn’t well she tried and she also did so much for everyone. I will truly hold all this close to my heart and it is a enduring strength of the human spirit and for that I am eternally thankful. Love each other. Always and forever 💜
Beautiful comment. I am sincerely sorry for you loss.
:( God bless
Brad Rainwater Bless you
My respects to you, and to your wife.
I hope you're still alive and that you carry the legacy, the love with you. The world needs you
How can any human still sing like Jon Anderson at this stage of one's life? No Autotune, no effects, no falsetto - it is beyond inspiring, it is mystical.
give a contemporary live video of Robert Smith and The Cure a listen, that guy sounds like he did in the 80s it's pretty incredible.. to hear that perfectly intact voice coming out of him
This is the classic Yes sound. Each song is a movement of the Grand Chorus. No one can duplicate the genius, of this work. Jon Anderson is superb. This music is fine art.
Steve Howe is a masterful guitar player and is IMHO the heart of Yes.
Showbox I think the best lineup would be with Wakeman and Bill Buford. During Fragile.
Greg Outman Thank you 🙏
@@showbox2084 Do not agree. I really miss Rick Wakeman...
So true. No one can ever come close. He's an amazing man. Yes is my favorite of all time
I wish the Remastered version of Homeworld had this song in the credits. This song was an added bonus to beating the game.
the song is not there, because remastered version is crap, an attempt to make money on someone else's job.
@@_ZeusWrath_ I completely disagree with you. First of all, the reason that HW:1 Remastered doesn't contain Homeworld (The Ladder) during the end credits is, unsurprisingly, due to licensing issues. Secondly, by remastering HW:1 & HW:2, these two games are not only being preserved for many years to come, they have been literally introduced to an entirely new generation of gamers to be loved and enjoyed as much as we did when they were initially released twenty years ago. I couldn't be happier that Homeworld has been remastered and re-released.
@@Mistianni You couldn't be happier? Do you know why this is so?
I will answer you... This is because you have no idea what Homeworld 1 is.
In the remastered version of the game, this game, was totally destroyed... This cannot be liked by those people who know what Homeworld Classic is.
I am not against the remastered version of Homeworld 2, I was against the destruction of the cult first game. The problem is, Homeworld 1 was not built for the Homeworld 2 engine. When this was moved to the wrong place, the game lost its finer points. their branded details. In order to understand this, you had to play Homeworld 1 in 2000, as I did.
@@_ZeusWrath_ You obviously have no idea what you are ranting about. I am a HUGE fan of HW:1. I purchased the full boxed edition on its original release back in 1999. It is my absolutely favorite game of all time and I've lost count of the number of times I've played it through. As I type this, I'm looking down at my copy of the Homeworld: Historical and Technical Briefing book that came with my box set. Needless to say I also purchased HW:2 and HW: Cataclysm as soon as I could following their release dates.
So to say that the Remastered versions cannot be liked by fans who also enjoyed the original versions is the height of arrogant stupidity. You sound like some sort of elitist who thinks that because he played the "original" version that you're somehow special. I hate to break it to you (no, I don't really), but those of us who purchased and played the initial release can still appreciate and enjoy the Remastered versions as well. And I am glad that they were updated and re-released so that a new generation of gamers can be exposed to one of the best RTS games of all time.
@@Mistianni what are you talking to me about? your last message makes no sense. I am not trying to discuss "Historical and Technical Briefing" or Catalcysm with you, Just stop discuss about other threads. I told you that HWR is crap and I explained the main reason - "Homeworld 1 this game, was totally destroyed". There are dozens of reasons, but I told you only one of the most significant. You said that "I am a HUGE fan of HW: 1" Then if you don't fuck in your eyes, you should also say that Homeworld 1 Remastered is crap. But if you fuck in your eyes and you like the remastered version of Homeworld 1 then, just do something with your f*cking eyesight and stop writing to me.
Thanks for stoping by our planet and sharing your music
1999 my jorney began (with homeworld game :D)
2020 my jorney is not finished yet (homeworld3!!!)
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This guy took care of his voice...it's all right there even after decades...
Igor was phenomenal.
That is a magnificent rendition of a modern Yes classic! It has all the ingredients of the great songs of the 70s. For the albums The Ladder and Magnification the band were firing on all cylinders and at the best they had been for years. These two albums were the last great Yes albums. Now Chris has gone and the two versions are touring we will never have music like this again. The Greatest Band On Earth.
TO HIIGARA OR BUST!!!
I'm an old fart who's been going to YESshows since 74. This is just about my favorite YESsong. Poor Igor, if he hadn't fucked up, he'd still be the keyboard player.
Agree with both points
Well it's not really "poor" Igor, since he seems to have fucked it up without any help....BUT he is phenomenal musically, a pretty damn perfect keyboardist.
coolatheart what did Igor do?
@@azhurelpigeon Igor engaged in some sexual misconduct with a female theater security guard at one of their concerts on the 2000 Masterworks Tour. I believe he was arrested and then promptly fired by the band. That was followed by their "Symphonic" tour in 2001 with an orchestra instead of a keyboard player - although they wound up touring with Tom Brislin on keyboards in addition to having orchestras despite the original plan of not having a keyboard player. The band decided that some songs simply couldn't do without a keyboard player even though they had a full orchestra on hand, so they hired Brislin for that tour.
i mean... when you're this good there's no novelty, that's the only reason i can think of for them not being out-and-out household names
Squire (R.I.P.), Anderson, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev. "Homeworld" is one of my favorite Yes songs.
I considered this album a triumphant return to their progressive rock halcyon days, but by then the more radio friendly Trevor Rabin era had taken its toll and I'd heard a lot of die hard classic Yes fans had already fled. But The Ladder, Keys to Ascension and Magnification are high points in the repertoire for me. This song in particular ranks right up there with some of the Going For the One era songs at least.
great music. and Khoroshev is as good as Wakeman in his younger years
I played (along with) this song 4 times a day for a year, I was obsessed with it. Especially the first bar of each of the two choruses.
If they were diehard Yes fans, they wouldn’t have left
Not a big fan of Rabin era stuff myself.
@@magicalmystery1964
Why can't fans leave and pop back when it suits them, apparently the band members do it often enough!
Love this song. The game was incredible.
"Homeworld (The Ladder)"
Nothing can take us far enough emotion
Far enough together
As the light shines so bright
Bright enough to let us in
Nothing can bridge our souls' devotion
Fast enough together
As the power proves you right
Right enough to let you begin
So many displaced among the future dreamers
Realized their doubles
Took a new step
A question of origin
Only in the recent past
Seekers fought to realize
Skyward shone like beacons
A question of origin
Ten thousand millions flee
To the westward light
The dreamers represent
This arc of peace
As the poets entranced
The anchor redeemed
Secrets of science
The history of the future
Was surely made
Just what keeps us so alive
Just what makes us realize
Our home is our world, our life
Home is our world
Nothing can take us far enough emotion
Far enough together
As the light shines so bright
Bright enough to let us in
Nothing can bridge our souls devotion
Fast enough together
As the power proves you right
Right enough to let you begin
Speak so fast to the prophets of the living
Looking for the signs
Spanning out the centuries
Search for truth
Ancient ones, they watch and listen
Carry our wishes
Took upon themselves to guide us
Through the endless skies
Just what keeps us so alive
Just what makes us realize
Our home is our world, our life
Our hope is our world, our life
I have seen the passion
That's in the hope that everyone
Will find their way into the secret
Of the home of your heart
Living within the vision
Within the power, beyond belief
We see that hate destroys the soul
Of anyone who tries to teach it
I have seen the dream
That's in your heart
That's in your eyes
To bring you closer to the one
It's what keeps us so alive
It's what makes us realize
Our home is our world, our life
Just what keeps us so alive
Just what makes us realize
Our home is our world, our life
Home is our world, our life
Send, ascending to the secrets
All is pure and clear to resolve
Nothing can change us now
Send, ascending to the future
Nothing can ever change us now
We follow the sun
We follow the sun
We follow the sun
Truth is a simple place
Here for us all to see
Reach as it comes to you
As it comes to me
As I will always need you inside my heart
Peace is a word we teach
A place for us all to reach
Sing as it sings to you
As it sings to me
As I will always need you inside my heart
Very underrated song and album
Thank you Kevin
And, of course, thank you YES...
excellent album the ladder its like the old yes song from the 70 s this for my friend who i hope did not die just heard i pray he s in his home world for raymo from south philly love you brother.
(Fleet Command): No one’s left…Everything’s gone!...Kharak is burning!
great game and awesome Album (though somehow i ended up with 2 copies of it... lol)
This is Fleet Command.
Intel. This rocks.
"as i will always need you inside my heart"
Man, Jon sounds good here. As does the rest of the band.
This song and classic homeworld are f*cking mastrpieces! How it sounds so it gives goosebumps! Thanks
Came here for the goosebumps myself - and you said it best, classic homeworld was a fvcking masterpiece.. still to this day I have had no online experience thats even come CLOSE to what that was for me. Fvck, i'd go as far as to say it was one of the best moments of my life. Epic.
great song and voice.........
JON ANDERSON.........., no one can replace his voice in YES, really..!!!
They're so great live. The song really comes to life played live.
An outstanding performance of an outstanding track from an outstanding album by an outstanding lineup of the greatest Prog band from Planet Earth.
And the central theme of one of the greatest RTS of all time too.
Having witnesses the Yes phenomenon from the word go, I still love the Ladder songs the best, especially the River which evokes hope just as all the others. Sad that in 2024 this group of talents are a memory but for what we have digitally stored
The tune that introduced me to Yes. :-)
a question of origin!
"Ship´s too big, we need another salvage team Fleet"
Too many collectors here... Expect delays.
Coming together, looking good.
Oh, man...
alan is on fire on this one :)
having this at my funeral
....essa música é linda demais...✌🤩🇧🇷👍
Great song, Great game
Hidden treasures in the UA-cam sky!
The best video of Yes in existence. Just shows them playing perfectly - notably Jon, but everyone is just kickin' it. Tight editing, everything just great. If I was introducing someone to Yes, I'd show them this. (OK, then maybe Edge, Fragile, and all that (but this shows their true live prowess).
One of the best and most original bands ever. They are still infinite inspiration to all new prog bands. Everyone steals from them. RIP Alan and Chris your genious will be forever missed. And thank you Yea for all the great music.
Awesome flawless album. Almost like a rebirth of their early days with a lot of fresh sounds, just like Union. Jon Anderson, you are amazing!!
so many memories from this game...
An underrated song, so much inspiring ! for me this the Best from YES
Saw them perform this album in Anaheim CA. Brilliant showmanship. I was in awe.
Were they something else or what!
These guys truly are masters in their craft. Thanks for the video, vSpirit2.
mother ship . here we go 2001 years best time
Billy Sherwood with that funky guitar riff
great song and voice....
YEAH! GO HW!
Talent. Musicianship. Team. We were privileged to witness it.
To see Chris Squire alive, it's simply amazing!
It's phunny sad that YES has never gained the recognition they deserve. Close you're yes and let the music and words do its thing. I guess the ides of peace and love has no real traction. No! We are all one.
So many times I have had the privilege to see this band live. I thought it only fitting that I conclude my day with some beautiful music. This band has given me such inspiration. RIP, Alan White.
Their last great Yes tune.
LMP That’s unquestionable.
@@katemurphy1915 yeah if you haven't listened to any albums past this one
simplismente maravilhoso!!!!
If this is not called an awesome master piece, idk what is then
Heavens bless you all friends.
Wonderful. a shame Igor Koroshev could not stay longer. He contributed much to Yes in the brief time with them.
He was really talented, but a silly boy!
LOVE!!!
Awesome! Jon Anderson!!
My Homeworld.
loved this franchise since 1999.........Firelance will return........
Best song ever
With Igor Khoroshev on Keyboards....
Who is it?
Chris's bass isn't high enough in this mix...
This concert was filmed in 1999, but released on DVD and CD in 2000. Might want to update your video text.
Homeworld ending only on CD-ROM. Classic!
This is a masterpiece and so is the game! Spent hours upon hours playing it!
I've lately been discovering the Yes albums of the 1990s onwards and they're absolutely fantastic (well, apart from Open Your Eyes, and Heaven and Earth isn't great).
Lol, I love the pedastal in the back with all the KITH symbols
Yes !!
What a line up this be Anderson Wakeman Bruford Howe Pomeroy. Please get-together for one last concert
Pomeroy is too busy with JL's ELO!
**Fleet Building Intensifies**
Genios 🇦🇷
I'm going to get a copy of Chris's outfit and wear it out tomorrow. Style icon. I think it could catch on
Homeworld 3 LAUNCH WEEKEND!
good song....music good for you...!
Haven't seen this one before. Jon is amazing as usual. Love this song and the loud / soft contrast. Billy and Igor really add a lot. Only complaint is that Igor's keyboards are mixed too low and sound like they were kid's instead of DI'd. Re " peace and love": way too little peace and love in recent music , especially peace. Yes is one of the few bands that try to go towards the light.
A latter-day 'Awaken' 🙏
Beautiful
LoX-aaS - The band is YES. Not sure they are a hippy peace love band but they are superb. Peace and love man
they are a peace loving hippie band...
… With enough petty infighting to be currently two separate bands.
Peace and love? Yeah right ;)
anthony eagle they are about peace. 💜💚✌️🗝💖 Great concert.
Yes! (er, no pun). The tune that first got me into Yes as a kid, in the first place. :D
jan anderson is simply the best singer in yes !
Rune Olsen Jon Anderson
Rune Olsen who the hell are you comparing him to... Trevor Horn? That's somewhat of a insult to the one and only J. A.. The original wordsmith.(Drama? ) did you happen to see the tour? Trevor did fine with his lyrics, but sailed woefully short of Mr Andersons range. The days before electronic voice assist. Geoph did OK though
Jon Anderson IS the voice of Yes, IMO.
Капец 20 лет назад выходит
omg this live was recorded 20 years ago
🌌💜
it's called symphonic rock with a touch of spirituality
how come that when ever you put in a Yes life act you've got the feeling that the audience just can't shut up? it's like: ah, they are playing this beautiful silent romantic part now, I think I should scream whooo and whistle how awesome they are.
Siegfried Haas
You don't get that in the UK.
Yes I agree. Its American audiences. Why do they have to shout? Shut the fuck up and listen!
"Coordinates laid in."
RIP Allen...
Billy with a haircut, Chis in his Doctors Gown ... Great Album. The best song was "Face to Face" Fantastic bass playing by Chris on that song.
i hope yes do the soundtrack for HW3
Kiith Somtaaw Represent.
Kalashnikov is pretty good! (the band had a hard time pronouncing his name so just simply called him Kalashnikov!!!)
Ist nicht witzig
Will there ever be anything like this again?
DirtyOldMountainGoat I continue to ask similar questions.
Great to see classic Yes standing the test of time
I can’t take seriously the new yes lineup with just Steve Howe and the rest a bunch of ego trippers
There is no Yes without Jon Anderson in the line up just impersonators
2022
This song by my very Fav band holds such Great memories so treasured and there's one other which I don't know the title of. It starts
I n the beginning is the future and the Future is the past
Can anyone help please?
The Calling, from Talk:
Feel the calling of a miracle
In the presence of the word
Now we hold the right to rearrange
How the stories can be heard
In the beginning is the future
And the future is at hand...
I know that this is a love song. Spiritual and human. Why are so few women drawn to Yes?
johnjohn - who cares? You don't need women for beauty!
kharak is burning
how meany people here wouldn't even know Yes existed without Homeworld?
I have no idea what is Homeworld (beside it's a Yes song), but I love Yes the whole my life
ua-cam.com/video/SALZWWPMKIA/v-deo.html
me.
@@awaken77 There's a game called Homeworld for which this song was written. Within old-school gaming circles, it's renowned for being a fairly unique 3D RTS with some very hard-hitting emotional moments (one of which is accompanied by Adagio for Strings, for example). This is the credits song and nicely sums up the theme of the game.
@CuteFuzzyWeasel People would know. Their fame had already been established long before this. Most people know "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and could recognize "Roundabout" and "I've Seen All Good People". It increased their fame within gaming circles, but that's about it.
Instant Karma :0)