I realized there is not a single comment on the front page here about the performance so I thought I'd tell you my first impression: I'm speechless. The perfect blend of precision and creativity of these five people seems like it will continue to amaze me for every new song/performance I hear from them.
I love this song.When I was 10years old the babysitter let me call the radio station and request this song and they put me on the radio!!! How cool is that. .
Man , thanks for the Memories, Wow , I remember, listening to roundabout with four of my friends , I think it was in 1972 ,we were all stoned on weed & hash , Driving down a mountain, What a trip that was, speakers blasting, Those were the day's. Long live rock & roll.... 54 & still rockin
I first saw YES back in 1971 ay capital theater .passaic nj. Since then i chased them all over northeast ! Probably saw them 31 times. They still give me goosebumps !
I feel sorry for people not of my generation...I was a teenager in the '70s and all the music of music was in the '70s...great to have UA-cam...otherwise all the kids not alive back then would not have the opportunity to hear it.
the concert." I was so impressed. They have so much integrity and beyond that something spiritual- they are true musicians, true artists at their best. They made me proud to have been there and glimpse a bit of their personal (professional) world and share that part of rock history. They stand apart from most other rock bands. Jon Andersons' sweet gentle face is forever etched in my mind. I am so grateful for that moment.
Nothing can beat the artistry and musicianship of a group like Yes. They made the '70's a golden age for singer/songwriter groups. Nothing and no one can compare to them.
I'll be the roundabout The words will make you out an' out You spend the day your way Call it morning driving Through the south In an' out the valley The music, dance and sing They make the children really ring I spend the day your way Call it morning driving Through the south In an' out the valley In and around the lake Mountains come out of the sky And they stand there One mile over we'll be there And we'll see you Ten true summers we'll be back And laughing too Twenty four before my love You'll see, I'll be there with you I will remember you Your silhouette will charge the view Of distant atmosphere Call it morning driving Through the south Even in the valley In and around the lake, woh Mountains come out of the sky And they stand there One mile over we'll be there And we'll see you Come again Ten true summers we'll be back And laughing too, oh, oh Twenty four before my love You'll see I'll be there with you Along the drifting cloud The eagle searching down on the land Catching the swirling wind The sailor sees the rim of the land The eagles dancing wings Create as weather spins out of hand Go closer hold the land Feel partly no more than grains of sand We stand to lose all time A thousand answers by in our hand Next to your deeper fears We stand surrounded by a million years 'Ill be the roundabout The words will make you out an out Ill be the roundabout The words will make you out an out In and around the lake Mountains come out of the sky And they stand there Twenty four before my love I'll be there (Feels like) I'll be the roundabout The words will make you out an' out You spend the day your way Call it morning driving Through the south In and out the valley In and around the lake Mountains come out of the sky And they stand there One mile over we'll be there And we'll see you Ten true summers we'll be back And laughing too Twenty four before my love You'll see I'll be there with you There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na, na There with you na, na {Thank you Thank you very much Take care of you}
Hard to believe this was over 35 yrs. ago.Takes me back to a better time.When there were true musical geniuses at work that sound as good if not better live .People today have not a clue what real music is all about.Glad to have been able to see great shows like this when it was happening.I may have been a kid at the time but I will never forget what I saw and heard.Still listening today and always will.
My cousin showed me the first few bars of this about 30 years ago. Still can play it. Not hard but beginners might fid the harmonics and the hammer-down bass notes tricky. Great song, nice video. Best for me was live in N.O. In mid-70s. Last stop. Two feet from stage, unexpected friend. Champagne. A true roundabout. More like a party with Yes than a concert.
I'm thankful for my high school boyfriend in the 70s. He introduced me to this genre of music. Today it is best known as "Classic Rock" My stations - Classic Vinyl, Classic rewind :)
I remember waking up to my dad playing this on his old LP's. He was Yes' biggest fan. So much so that I am named after Jon Anderson. When I listen to Yes I feel like he is still here with us. I wish he lived long enough for me to get the chance to tell him how much I love this beautiful music. Hearing this song makes me feel like hes still here and everything is ok.
Amazing chemistry between the laid back and angelic Jon Anderson, like another day in outerworld, and the tensely complex music surrounding him. They both stand their ground.
countless hours over many years of listening to and seeing countless bands and it all goes back to my first rock concert. Yes, Boston Garden, 73. Wish I could go back
I got my first Yes album (Fragile) two years ago. This was the first song I listened to. Now I have gotten all 18 of their studio albums as well as 5 live albums. This takes me back to that day I first listened to my favorite band of all time. . .
Every time i try to listen to this song in my itunes i get about half way through and i think of the live version, so i look it up on youtube and it always blows my mind because of how good it is
this is soooo cool...you want believe how many trips happened to me on songs like this one....this songs had a huge influence on the way i look at life
This is a masterpiece in action. Some of the world's greatest musicians performing to perfection. Fantastic vocals. As close to absolute perfection as you will see or hear. One of the greatest bands ever showing why they were so heralded.
I saw yes in 78. It was one of the best concerts I ever went to. They had a circular stage and the album Tormato just came out. I never heard a band that played their songs with the exacting perfection of the album like this band. Shortly there after they started going to short songs that is when I stopped buying their albums. But their music is still great.
This is a nostalgic piece of video. You can almost smell the 'patchouli oil' in the theatre. I was so entranced or in awe of Yes back in 73. Thanks for posting ¦¬D
there are groups this talented performing new stuff today. it's not the same rock n roll, else it wouldn't be new. If you're like me, Yes opened your mind in a lot of ways. Keep your mind open.
Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman, what a duo? And "Yes" what a group? One of the greatest of all times. There was one time that bass player compared me to Rick Wakeman. I was sooooo flattered. There is no way im any way as good as Rick Wakeman. But, I was flattered. Extremely. !!! Now Steve and Rick are old guys. But I hope they are enjoying their lives. God gave them the gift of talent. I hope they are happy. Money and fame are great for a while but no money can buy happiness.
Man Steve Howe is such a beast. Im learning this song right now and he didnt make it easy for me. Its a testament to his ability to compose and play. *hits like button*
I saw Yes in a 3,000 seat theatre in Merrillville, Indiana in the mid-90's. It was snowing and I had shorts on. John Anderson couldn't hit the high notes but the show still rocked.
I think was 76 saw them with Peter Frampton, Gary Wright & Lynard Skynard in Chicago....Everyone left after Frampton!!! I was right in front row!! Wakeman showed up. Totally awesome...
This is the Yes that I remember... thank you Ryanmcw! Without question, the best concerts I ever attended... 1973 sounds about right, the Close to the Edge tour, and the following year Tales from Topographic Oceans.. I am jealous of myself!
i saw YES in germany when i was stationed there in the 70's. (74-76). they were THIS GOOD and everyone stood up for the entire show! I was pretty far back from the stage, but i was blown away from the beginning to the end. i don't know of anything comparable today. if you do, let me know and post.
This is Yes in 1973, near the summit of their creativity, in an electrifying performance. The guys obviously enjoy playing, and the song combines the fierce energy of rock with the complexitiy of an astonishing rhythmic interaction and the subtleties of a fine arrengement.
I tried to convince my wife to have roundabout playing during the birth of our son to make the experience more delightful, she only agreed to use headphones and "holy lamb" on the I Pod to enjoy together. What a ride!
Escucharlos de nuevo es redescubrir esta música que pensaba que solo perduraría en mis recuerdos de adolescente ya que era muy difícil en mi ciudad de Granadero Baigorria encontrar material en DVD o CD de estos temas. Este medio me abre todas las posibilidades de desarrollar mi persona más allá del campo de actividades reales que realizo todos los días. Saludos a la humanidad virtual.
i saw the roots play on south street in philly during a work shift lol. I walked in the office and nobody was there and i was like "Heck, where is everybody?" "Oh they're down the street listening to the Roots and not working. YOu wanna go? Go head" So I went. And it ruled.
I brought me here. Yes is legendary. I saw this done live, back when bands played their own music and rocked the listener with talent. V- 2,256,472, L--4965
Yes this amazing performance is from the Yes movie Yessongs available on DVD, However there are many DVD's in the Yes catalog. One of the best is Yes Symphonic fro 2001, with an amazing sound and production.
I realized there is not a single comment on the front page here about the performance so I thought I'd tell you my first impression:
I'm speechless. The perfect blend of precision and creativity of these five people seems like it will continue to amaze me for every new song/performance I hear from them.
I love this song.When I was 10years old the babysitter let me call the radio station and request this song and they put me on the radio!!! How cool is that.
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These guys were so ahead of their time and to pull off that music live flawlessly is crazy. No backing tracks, no pitch correction, just pure talent!
They are still doing it.
This song brings back alot of memories that I can't remember.
Zepp and Yes in 1975 were the two best concerts I ever saw... off the scale.
My big sister who is now 62 and a Grandmother saw Yes, Zeppelin and The Who in the 70's. I have her to thank for turning me on to all this music.
SHUT DA FUCK UP NON JOJO FAN
Man , thanks for the Memories, Wow , I remember, listening to roundabout with four of my friends , I think it was in 1972 ,we were all stoned on weed & hash , Driving down a mountain, What a trip that was, speakers blasting, Those were the day's. Long live rock & roll.... 54 & still rockin
I first saw YES back in 1971 ay capital theater .passaic nj. Since then i chased them all over northeast ! Probably saw them 31 times. They still give me goosebumps !
did you see them at Colt Park Hartford Ct?..lol I did.. crazy time that was
I feel sorry for people not of my generation...I was a teenager in the '70s and all the music of music was in the '70s...great to have UA-cam...otherwise all the kids not alive back then would not have the opportunity to hear it.
the concert." I was so impressed. They have so much integrity and beyond that something spiritual- they are true musicians, true artists at their best. They made me proud to have been there and glimpse a bit of their personal (professional) world and share that part of rock history. They stand apart from most other rock bands. Jon Andersons' sweet gentle face is forever etched in my mind. I am so grateful for that moment.
Nothing can beat the artistry and musicianship of a group like Yes. They made the '70's a golden age for singer/songwriter groups. Nothing and no one can compare to them.
I'll be the roundabout
The words will make you out an' out
You spend the day your way
Call it morning driving
Through the south
In an' out the valley
The music, dance and sing
They make the children really ring
I spend the day your way
Call it morning driving
Through the south
In an' out the valley
In and around the lake
Mountains come out of the sky
And they stand there
One mile over we'll be there
And we'll see you
Ten true summers we'll be back
And laughing too
Twenty four before my love
You'll see, I'll be there with you
I will remember you
Your silhouette will charge the view
Of distant atmosphere
Call it morning driving
Through the south
Even in the valley
In and around the lake, woh
Mountains come out of the sky
And they stand there
One mile over we'll be there
And we'll see you
Come again
Ten true summers we'll be back
And laughing too, oh, oh
Twenty four before my love
You'll see I'll be there with you
Along the drifting cloud
The eagle searching down on the land
Catching the swirling wind
The sailor sees the rim of the land
The eagles dancing wings
Create as weather spins out of hand
Go closer hold the land
Feel partly no more than grains of sand
We stand to lose all time
A thousand answers by in our hand
Next to your deeper fears
We stand surrounded by a million years
'Ill be the roundabout
The words will make you out an out
Ill be the roundabout
The words will make you out an out
In and around the lake
Mountains come out of the sky
And they stand there
Twenty four before my love
I'll be there
(Feels like)
I'll be the roundabout
The words will make you out an' out
You spend the day your way
Call it morning driving
Through the south
In and out the valley
In and around the lake
Mountains come out of the sky
And they stand there
One mile over we'll be there
And we'll see you
Ten true summers we'll be back
And laughing too
Twenty four before my love
You'll see I'll be there with you
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na, na
There with you na, na
{Thank you
Thank you very much
Take care of you}
+austin thomas ; Thanks for the lyrics.. nice and easy.
Excellent band . Glad I got to see them so many times in the 70's.
One of *Yes'* best of all time! Excellent camera work from the crew. Thanks for sharing RHM.
Best Band EVER !!!! 69 times in concert since 74 ! Always GREAT !!!!!!
TO BE CONTINUED
JoJo reference
Bruh why there's a lot of old comments
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This band has taught me so much,,,,,YES FOREVER.
My god, Steve Howe is amazing. Its like he combines Classical, Blues, and Rock into one package.
Hard to believe this was over 35 yrs. ago.Takes me back to a better time.When there were true musical geniuses at work that sound as good if not better live .People today have not a clue what real music is all about.Glad to have been able to see great shows like this when it was happening.I may have been a kid at the time but I will never forget what I saw and heard.Still listening today and always will.
So sad to hear about the passing of bassist Chris Squire today. RIP
just has to be one of the best songs in rock and roll history -long live the 70's!!!!!! loved this song growing up!!!!!
My cousin showed me the first few bars of this about 30 years ago. Still can play it. Not hard but beginners might fid the harmonics and the hammer-down bass notes tricky. Great song, nice video. Best for me was live in N.O. In mid-70s. Last stop. Two feet from stage, unexpected friend. Champagne. A true roundabout. More like a party with Yes than a concert.
This was the song that turn me onto Yes. I've been listening to them ever since. They are the BEST!!!
Josepch Joestar brought me here
I'm a young listener and I love bands like these. I just bought Donald Fagen's Sunken Condos and I LOVE IT!!!
progressive rock at it's finest!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb............Still alive at 50. This is great music no matter what age ye are!!
WRYYYYYYYYY
You are a old jojo fan
@@vinivoadera9707 salute, you too
I'm thankful for my high school boyfriend in the 70s. He introduced me to this genre of music. Today it is best known as "Classic Rock" My stations - Classic Vinyl, Classic rewind :)
Literally rock gods!
I remember waking up to my dad playing this on his old LP's. He was Yes' biggest fan. So much so that I am named after Jon Anderson. When I listen to Yes I feel like he is still here with us. I wish he lived long enough for me to get the chance to tell him how much I love this beautiful music. Hearing this song makes me feel like hes still here and everything is ok.
Yes, Led Zeppelin, and Genesis (with Gabriel) were the best bands of the 1970's. The Who were great also....
Simply the best. There will never be another - just glad to have grown up listening to musicians who can actually PLAY
DAT BASS DOE.
Great by YES...the best progresive rock band ever...always outstanding music. Thanks for share
Congratulations you found orginal !
Listening to this late at night is one of the coolest things ever.
Holy shit!
Is that Rick motherfucking Wakeman?!
Yep :)
I knew that fucking keyboard wasnt human shit!
Amazing chemistry between the laid back and angelic Jon Anderson, like another day in outerworld, and the tensely complex music surrounding him. They both stand their ground.
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TO BE CONTINUED
+Ethereal You were expecting another episode,but it was me,DIO
+Aeon Carnby Finally watched the first episode, now I get all the vids with roundabout randomly pinned to the end
JOJO
countless hours over many years of listening to and seeing countless bands and it all goes back to my first rock concert. Yes, Boston Garden, 73. Wish I could go back
i saw them back in the early 70s in st. louis,,they put on a great show, rick wakeman was a showman and super keyboard player..thanks fellas
jojo
I got my first Yes album (Fragile) two years ago. This was the first song I listened to. Now I have gotten all 18 of their studio albums as well as 5 live albums. This takes me back to that day I first listened to my favorite band of all time. . .
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This brings back so many memories.... Awesome musicians, all of them. As a guitarplayer I'm very impressed by the energetic style of Steve Howe.
Ora ora ora ora ora.
Hey old one
Every time i try to listen to this song in my itunes i get about half way through and i think of the live version, so i look it up on youtube and it always blows my mind because of how good it is
JOJO suteki dayone
The loudest band on the planet! I love them so much talent from relatively few musicians.
JoJo!!(／▽＼)♪
Congratulations to Yes for finally making the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Man, let me tell you, these guys truly deserved it!
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Hey old one
Such a kickass song. So True...no one makes music like this anymore!
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Jooj
that what is great about classic rock. everyone down the line gets to enjoy it..
Ah yes, The good old days. So many Rock Concerts in one summer, so many great bands.
I saw them in San Diego in 2012
They are going to be here in August
I'm 26
I recommend this amazing band to anyone.
this is soooo cool...you want believe how many trips happened to me on songs like this one....this songs had a huge influence on the way i look at life
Saw them for the first time at Cambridge on Tuesday. Absolutely mezmerizing, best gig I've ever been to.
this song is still ahead of its time. nobody has ever matched it.
it's a shame I was only 2 years old in 73. I would of loved to see these guys play.
This is the First YES song I ever listened to!! and I bought the LP right after it got me hooked! IT is great to see this video!
good luck with the cover, first concert I ever saw Huntsville Alabama 1976 cannot explain how awsome this was.
These guys were 70"s party format. Always ahead of schedule but a different level. Grew away, Best song was always Roundabout.
This is a masterpiece in action. Some of the world's greatest musicians performing to perfection. Fantastic vocals. As close to absolute perfection as you will see or hear. One of the greatest bands ever showing why they were so heralded.
I saw yes in 78. It was one of the best concerts I ever went to. They had a circular stage and the album Tormato just came out. I never heard a band that played their songs with the exacting perfection of the album like this band. Shortly there after they started going to short songs that is when I stopped buying their albums. But their music is still great.
This is a nostalgic piece of video. You can almost smell the 'patchouli oil' in the theatre. I was so entranced or in awe of Yes back in 73. Thanks for posting ¦¬D
there are groups this talented performing new stuff today. it's not the same rock n roll, else it wouldn't be new. If you're like me, Yes opened your mind in a lot of ways. Keep your mind open.
Just saw them tonight! They were amazing, still got it!
I loved this song in the 70's. and beyond.
Had this song ringing in my head all day
Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman, what a duo? And "Yes" what a group? One of the greatest of all times. There was one time that bass player compared me to Rick Wakeman. I was sooooo flattered. There is no way im any way as good as Rick Wakeman. But, I was flattered. Extremely. !!! Now Steve and Rick are old guys. But I hope they are enjoying their lives. God gave them the gift of talent. I hope they are happy. Money and fame are great for a while but no money can buy happiness.
Was at that show in Toronto at Maple Gardens in '73....still got the ticket stub.
They had one of the best stage shows of the day!
Man Steve Howe is such a beast. Im learning this song right now and he didnt make it easy for me. Its a testament to his ability to compose and play. *hits like button*
I saw Yes in a 3,000 seat theatre in Merrillville, Indiana in the mid-90's. It was snowing and I had shorts on. John Anderson couldn't hit the high notes but the show still rocked.
Great performance of this song.
I think was 76 saw them with Peter Frampton, Gary Wright & Lynard Skynard in Chicago....Everyone left after Frampton!!! I was right in front row!! Wakeman showed up. Totally awesome...
This is the Yes that I remember... thank you Ryanmcw! Without question, the best concerts I ever attended... 1973 sounds about right, the Close to the Edge tour, and the following year Tales from Topographic Oceans.. I am jealous of myself!
Hi 👋 thanks for sharing times when the songs were good 👍🏻
Heartening to see so many views of a fantastic band at their peak and totally at full throttle.
38 years and still as fresh!
im a rush fan and a dream theater fan.
this is the first time i listen to yes.
i think you guys know what im feeling...
i saw YES in germany when i was stationed there in the 70's. (74-76). they were THIS GOOD and everyone stood up for the entire show! I was pretty far back from the stage, but i was blown away from the beginning to the end. i don't know of anything comparable today. if you do, let me know and post.
Such an amazing song, such an amazing band
This is Yes in 1973, near the summit of their creativity, in an electrifying performance. The guys obviously enjoy playing, and the song combines the fierce energy of rock with the complexitiy of an astonishing rhythmic interaction and the subtleties of a fine arrengement.
Thanks for this beautiful contribution. Yes was and will always be the best progressive rock band ever. A true masterpiece. A classic already!
Ahhh, when music was grand and showmanship was how well you played your instrument!
Best YES line-up ever, classic stuff!
I tried to convince my wife to have roundabout playing during the birth of our son to make the experience more delightful, she only agreed to use headphones and "holy lamb" on the I Pod to enjoy together. What a ride!
"When I play a song with my bass and I can't feel anything, the music has failed in my eyes." YES BROTHER! It's all about the feel.. DA GROOVE!
Escucharlos de nuevo es redescubrir esta música que pensaba que solo perduraría en mis recuerdos de adolescente ya que era muy difícil en mi ciudad de Granadero Baigorria encontrar material en DVD o CD de estos temas. Este medio me abre todas las posibilidades de desarrollar mi persona más allá del campo de actividades reales que realizo todos los días. Saludos a la humanidad virtual.
i saw the roots play on south street in philly during a work shift lol. I walked in the office and nobody was there and i was like "Heck, where is everybody?" "Oh they're down the street listening to the Roots and not working. YOu wanna go? Go head" So I went. And it ruled.
I saw Yes in Madison Square Garden for Topographic Oceans. Yes did the whole Close to the Edge Album and finished with Roundabout.
Great Show!!!
I'm seeing them on April 4th in Washington D.C....I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!!!
I brought me here. Yes is legendary. I saw this done live, back when bands played their own music and rocked the listener with talent. V- 2,256,472, L--4965
Yes this amazing performance is from the Yes movie Yessongs available on DVD, However there are many DVD's in the Yes catalog. One of the best is Yes Symphonic fro 2001, with an amazing sound and production.
Boa tarde.
Excelente,hoje não tem mais bandas como esta;o YES !
Amazing live performance of one of the greatest classic rock This is the best version I've seen so far, so true to the original . This video is a gem.