RAP FAN FIRST TIME HEARING Yes - Roundabout (REACTION!!!)
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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YOURS IS NO DISGRACE reaction is also uploaded on my channel (it's the best reaction you will ever see!!!!)
It made me subscribe! 🎉🎉
@@mattleppard1964 thank you very much
One of the greatest songs ever composed, imo.
I might get some hate, but I don't care. This song is superior to Bohemian Rhapsody, In so many ways... The epitome of Progressive Rock!😁
I have always felt Yes paved the road Queen travelled.
I agree
And the Moody Blues built the road that Yes paved.
So obviously better. I love Queen! Especially the songwriting. But Yes!!! They can't really compare.
None of you have mentioned Gordon is a Moron by Jilted John.
I cant believe you are just now getting to Yes. I predict they will quickly become your favorite band. Its like Obi-Wan said to Luke, "You have just taken your first step into a much larger world".
Sure man !! and ... what a wonderfull Yes world !
It's mind boggling huh! This is why us old timers call today's music, garbage!
One of the best rock bass players to ever pick up a guitar. Chris Squire.
And Keyboards thank Rick too.
Fact!
One of the best rock bass players?
I would argue the greatest electric bass guitar player of all time in any genre.
Squire said this is the lead instrument too, paving the way for Stanley Clarke and Jaco Pastorius to reimagine jazz bass.
@@michaelbruce3871 I would not argue.
Steve Howe played guitar on this, Peter Banks was already gone. Yes has had a LOT of different members. Knowing their history is like walking through a maze. There is still a version of the band out touring.
As Jon once said, "Every time somebody got off the bus, somebody else got on"
I Love watching people (young, old doesn't matter) listen to this ICONIC song from 1971 It's like watching this song become apart of their soul.
6:25 Your instincts are correct 💯
This IS THE definition of Progressive Rock. They kind of invented the genre. Shout out to Bill Bruford best drummer of his era.🎶🎶🎵🎶🔥💯✌️
Anderson, Squire and Bruford are fouinding members. Keyboardist Rick Wakeman joined for this album; Steve Howe joined for the previous album, he also wrote this song.
YES and Chris Squire, the greatest show on earth. Just found your channel and subbed for YES
✨️🎶👑🎶✨️
Their song, Awaken, is a life changing experience
YES!!! The greatest band there ever was or will ever be! Listen to 'Starship Trooper' or 'Yours Is No Disgrace' next.🤩
I uploaded yours is no disgrace yesterday!! Its on my channel
@@theneverenderreacts I'll check it out!🤩
The line up you read of the members of Yes was correct for the original. The members changed and for this album, the guitarist is Steve Howe and the keyboardist is Rick Wakeman. This, to me is the best lineup of the group. Fantastic reaction!
Your reaction makes me enjoy this music, I've been listening to for half a century all over again! Great reaction as always.
Glad you enjoy it!
Having seen Yes in concert 4 times, I can honestly say that you float out the arena after a masterful performance! Listen to "And You and I" next. Then you will be ready for "Close to the Edge" and "Siberian Khatru."
These guys are going to take you Close to the Edge.
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Most Yes songs will have a similar reaction, these guys are next level!
Asia was the second band of Yes guitarist Steve Howe, in the 80's !
It’s not just one of the best progressive or 70s songs. It’s one of the best songs ever written, period.
Thank you for reaction sir! New subscriber. Cannot go wrong with this group. Life-changing. 😊
Get em my Gooner!!!🟥⬜🏆
I see you have been introduced to the late but great Chris Squire. His music is eternal.
Songs from the The Yes album are a great intro before going to more complex Yes songs like Close to The Edge
Dude. I have absolutely nothing to say about Yes though I've been listening to them for over 40 years. All I want to say is "Big Up the Gunners!".
Great first time reaction to a band and song.
A few notes. Contrary to one comment, none of the original band were ‘classically’ trained at all.
This was from their 4th album, with only three original members, including singer and main songwriter Jon Anderson. The guitarist here (Steve Howe) replaced Peter Banks on The Yes Album (1970): the third album. He is self taught, with classical and country and western influences in his style.
Rick Wakeman replaced Tony Kaye on keyboards here, and did have significant classical training. The spaceship sound you thought was a bit like Pink Floyd, is a played keyboard: no sequencers back then. The swell behind the acoustic guitar at the start was a piano chord left to decay to nothing, then spliced in to the track, with the tape reversed.
Yes are still playing, but with none of the original line-up: just Steve Howe.
Jon Anderson is still writing and singing and just released an album. He will be 80 this month and sounds almost exactly the same as on this track.
Bassist Chris Squire and Yes were both major influences on Geddy Lee and Rush.
I already knew Yes when I bought this album in 1971, so I was not as surprised as you, but equally delighted by Roundabout.
Last bit of advice. Don’t try to understand Jon Anderson’s lyrics. They sound great when he sings: leave it at that.
it’s a masterpiece
My youth was the greatest time for music ever!!! (obviously, I'm more than a little biased, but I stand by my comment).
The BASS! Yes SIR!
Best band, ever. Period.
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YES! 😊
There is a great metal cover of this song by Allegaeon
If that won't get you up and moving, nothing will!
You like that genre
Listen to the band
Gentle Giant
✌️if you haven’t yet
Next, maybe try Emerson Lake and Palmer……
My only criticism? Lyrics that dont really mean anything. But it doesnt matter, one of the best prog songs.
Sure. idk I just like having something else on the screen. Maybe insecure when the focus is on me alone
Sound chaser is the one.
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I couldn't tell...did you like it? 🤣
Try The Doors next
I've reacted to them a few times already, its on my channel
Chris squire is the bass player and backing vocal
Squire is phenomenal
Changed the rock bass forever.
Welcome Bro in the Yes World !
These magicians are more than musicians !
They are messenger angels who will change your life.
It's been over 50 years for me !!
All their music between 1971 to 1976 was absolutely epic. The calibre of musicianship is unmatched -- it's been said that they were aliens from another world. But seriously, their music was so intricate, so unique, so progressive and yet so accessible. Only they could do that. If you want to experience the progression in their amazing creative development, start with their 71 album The Yes Album and go forward from there. It's a journey you'll never forget.
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The Going for the one album of 77 and Drama of 80 were also outstanding.
I cannot resist watching Roundabout reactions, just for the stank face when the bass kicks in lol.
U right !!
I'm looking for more myself. I can't get enough of this masterpiece!
Yes can be life changing. Just listen to the songs Turn of the Century and Awaken.
you can do all the YES ALBUM or FRAGILE or CLOSE TO THE EDGE from YES
Besides the late Keith Emerson who was the keyboardist and genius of the British progressive super group 'E.L.P.', keyboardist Rick Wakeman of the progressive rock band 'Yes' also from the U.K. in the early 1970's was also a masterful musician.💫🎤🎸🎹🎹🥁🔊🔥☮🎧
You cant be a Rush fan without breing a Yes fan
Funny thing is that they're fans of each other's music. Geddy Lee was an bass at the Rock and Roll HOF.
Close to the edge
Blow you away
I second this
You absolutely have to listen now to Close To The Edge by Yes, truly a masterpiece!!!
Loved, loved, loved the reaction. Bravo
Keep it up 🎆
Starship Trooper, Yours is No Disgrace, I've Seen All Good People, Long Distance Runaround, Heart of The Sunrise, And You And I, Siberian Khatru, South Side Of The Sky.
Keep in mind, recorded in 1971.
It was progressive then……and STILL IS.!11
I've seen all good people.
I think what you mean is that they sometimes extend their phrases to great effect. I'm really enjoying this reaction.❤
Just landed here and subscribed immediately to witness your journey down prog rock rabbit holes, which run very deep and are twisted with countless warrens of many flavors, so we may be here for awhile.
One thing about Yes is to not get too wrapped up with a lot of the lyrics, which are fantastic and critical to the Yes sound. Jon's voice is an instrument, and his lyrics are often cryptic; trying to figure them out at first listens can be tough. Yes was my favorite band to see live. Enjoy! I'm off to see what you have heard already.
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This song takes you on a journey, a wonderful journey! Great reaction!
YES!! Definitely one of my favorite I've grown up with😊 "I found you".. Soooo glad to see you react to the BEST music😊
I saw them when I was in high school….They mesmerized the audience and me! A treasured memory 😽💋🎶💕
Yes still tours with Steve Howe, the guitarist since 1970. Jon Anderson the original vocalist just finished a tour with the Band Geeks, playing Yes music, and just released a NEW album of original music! Rick Wakeman the keys player on this track - their 2nd keys player - still has the occasional solo concert. All well into their 70's. Ignore the lyrics till you've heard each song at least 17 times. Best band ever IMO. Best prog band ever in almost everyone's opinion. Still unsurpassed 53 years later. Try Close to the Edge, Awaken, And You and I, Siberian Khatru, Heart of the Sunrise, and many more.
Bro, continue this album with South side of the sky, Long Distance & The Fish, Mood for a Day, Heart of the Sunrise !
And keep your strength because it's only just beginning !!💗🙏
The bass sound was the late Chris Squire playing an 8-string bass. Like a 12-string guitar, it's played like a 4-string bass, except each "string" is actually two strings tuned an octave apart. Chris was a monster of a player!
Great review and critique of Yes! I really enjoyed seeing you grooving to all the different parts of the song.
I’ll definitely check out your other reactions. Keep on making the awesome vids my friend.
Thanks!
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Emerson, lake and palmer. Fanfare for the common man
Other bands King Crimson, ELP. Genesis from the 70"s
YES is the greatest progressive rock band in my opinion. I just subscribed. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to them as will many other YES fans so keep them coming. Loads of greats including "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium", "Close to the Edge", "And You and I", "Turn of the Century", "Starship Trooper", "Perpetual Change", "The Revealing Science of God", lots more.
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This was a great choice for your first song by YES. Although it is their biggest "hit", hits, of course, are not the measure of greatness in prog rock. The real measure is what other musicians say about them and their music. Geddy Lee of Rush said that If not for YES, there would be no Rush. You could say that about dozens of great bands that followed. Their most respected work is probably "Close to the Edge". Many think it is the single greatest song in prog. Thanks for doing this one.
The crazy thing is they have 100 other songs just as good or better, depending on your mood and taste. You mentioned it sounding like the band Asia for a second, the guitarist of Asia's first few albums is the same lead guitarist in Yes, Steve Howe. Yes is still together and touring with Steve, but a few original members died, some were replaced etc. The singer is touring now with The Band Geeks doing all Yes stuff, they are amazing.
Yes without Jon Anderson, definitely isn't Yes. Not taking anything away from Steve Howe and the other excellent musicians capable of playing Yes music.
Great reaction next up check out starship trooper or yours is no disgrace
1) Roundabout
2) Yours Is No Disgrace
3) Starship Trooper
4) Siberian Khatru
Your amazed state of mind and many eargasms will continue in a flood...
Yours is no disgrace is already on my channel!
Virtuoso musicianship plus overabundance of talent plus phenominal song orchestration yields YES.
Try "Sound chaser" by Yes, , Firth of Fifth by Genesis ,"Proclamation" of Gentle Giant, "Echoes" (in Pompeï) of Pink Floyd, Tarkus of ELP or "De Futura" of Magma (Be careful, this one clears the sinuses)
YES!! One of my most favorite songs as a teen. Definitely one of my favorite I've grown up with😊 "I found you".. Soooo glad to see you react to the BEST music😊
Listen to the full album! And check also Gentle Giant, Jethro Tull, Frank Zappa...
Amazing reaction, and perceptive! Believe it or not, they have an even loftier song, (better or not is relative), called 'Awakening'. It will blow you away even more!
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Chris Squire was one of the top 5 bass player I my opinion!. and I'm a drummer!! Lol
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Your reaction was amazing!! 😃
“A musician’s band”, they have been called. Even the greatest musicians have to ask, HOW’D THEY DO THAT?! There is a lot of great YES, nice rabbit hole you fell into!
I remember about when this came out. I was in high school and I heard it on an our high school radio station KVHS in Concord. You got it right about being progressive rock. This song was a little too long for alot of AM stations at the time. It was a great couple of decades as far as Rock and Roll music goes. The best part was the Concerts. I Saw Pink Floyd in '94', amazing band, amazing music and laser light show. Shedmen
As you obviously enjoy all the different phases and changes in this song, so try ‘One Word’ from the ‘Birds of Fire’ album by the Mahavishnu Orchestra; I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. Have fun.
I really enjoyed watching you get your mind blown. lol. Yes has that effect on people.
My favorite Yes song is “Heart of the Sunrise”. If you like well-played bass, like I do… try that one.
“Is that the bass?” Meet Chris Squire, one of the top rock bassist of all time. He was a huge influence on Geddy Lee of Rush. Cheers!
Peter Banks was their original lead guitarist on their first two albums, but he then left and was replaced by Steve Howe who is playing on this recording. I first saw them live performing their third album, ‘The Yes Album’, and they were outstanding. I saw them again promoting the ‘Fragile’ album, which thus track is from. They were a superb live band.
Great reaction, Bro. Every time the music changed, so did your expressions!
Great reaction, simply great. I am wishing you a wonderful YES journey!
Hint: This was in the charts in several countries at the time... (Curious what changed since then...) 👍
steve howe is guitarist and rick wakeman on keyboards on this song....strap in, the journey gets even better....church organ, harp and harpsichord...they play anything and they can do it all live
Welcome to the music of my people!
Yes - I've Seen All Good People!
The line up is the classic Yes line up Jon Anderson the greatest voice in music, Steve Howe on guitar, Chris Squire on bass, Bill Bruford on drums and Rick Wakeman on keyboards. Welcome to the greatest band that has graced this planet.
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Yes is an EPIC prog rock band. I see you found Phil Collins about a year ago, but not Genesis or Peter Gabriel? (Phil was the drummer until he took over vocals) Check out Genesis!
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@@theneverenderreacts But no Genesis.
no its 1971
Try Bruford album "one of a kind".
Close to the Edge. Review that whole album
Glad you enjoyed this song! There are plenty of other YES songs worth listening to, but I'm sure you'll get to them at some point. Many of their best songs are quite long, so you'll have to prepare yourself for that. From that same 1971 album "Fragile" you might want to check out "Heart of the Sunrise" and "South Side of the Sky." Other amazing and brain-twisting songs by them are "Perpetual Change," "Yours Is No Disgrace," "I've Seen All Good People," "Close to the Edge" (considered a true masterpiece and one of the highest rated "prog rock songs,") "And You And I," "Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soliel,)" "Sound Chaser," "Turn of the Century," "Awaken," and "Machine Messiah." That's just a short list of my personal favorites. The band is still going, though there are no original members left in the group. The original bass player passed away a few years ago, as did the original guitar player. The classic lineup (the one that recorded Roundabout) isn't the only lineup worth listening to. The lead singer is now touring with another band and "Yes," having the guitar player from the Roundabout era is still touring and they are working on a new album. They are all making wonderful art.
One word to describe this song: MASTERPIECE
5 Classically trained musicians experimenting with psychedelics and music.What could go wrong?
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I was soooo lucky to see them in concert. The lead guitar player Peter Banks played Classical Gas by Mason Williams on acoustic guitar, AWESOME!! R.I.P. Peter!
Wow!! How was the concert?
FYI: YES were formed by the singer & bassist in 68 to became the QUINTESSENTIAL 'definitive" Progressive Rock band of all time from 1970 -1979 with their second guitarist (70), keyboardist (71) & drummer (73) during which time they created some of the most adventurously groundbreaking music of any band within that entire decade!!!! Through the 80's, drastic lineup changes took place with new & ex-members coming and going. Eventually the primary classic lineup rejoined in the 90's & toured until 2004. The band reunited with a different singer in 2008 who was again replaced a few years later. Today, this original voice of YES, Jon Anderson has been touring & recording the best version of this music with an excellent younger group while the guitarist here, Steve Howe continues as YES backed by no members from the 70's as well. NOTE: Like YES there were many originators of the genre from Europe who began in the late 60's and were also very influentially unique during the early 70's such as the great KING CRIMSON, GENESIS, ELP, GENTLE GIANT, PFM, JETHRO TULL and more... Since you mentioned them, IMHO, the more Hardrock influenced Canadian band RUSH were fans of YES but were not "pure" ProgRock. ROUNDABOUT was there first big 1971 hit but YES were by no means a commercially mainstream band & this song is just a small taste of their amazing creativity and imaginative virtuosity to come. Your journey deep into this EXTROADINARY YES rabbit hole has just begun.............................................more YES suggestions > STARSHIP TROOPER, HEART of the SUNRISE, PERPECTUAL CHANGE, SEEN ALL GOOD PEOPLE, YOURS is no DISGRACE then once you are absolutely ready, the entire "mind-blowing" CLOSE TO THE EDGE album