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The Ritual Nous Somme Du Soleil in HD by Yes
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Yeah, I know... I accidentally uploaded this to my 'classics' channel the other day. I need to move it here where it belongs.
TANTRAS: The ritual seven notes of freedom to learn and to know the ritual of life. Life is a fight between sources of evil and pure love. Alan and Chris present and relay the struggle out of which comes a positive source. Nous
sommes du soleil. We are of the sun. We can see.
Lyrics:
Nous sommes du soleil we love when we play
Nous sommes du soleil we love when we play
Open doors we find our way
We look we see we smile
Surely daybreaks cross our path
And stay maybe a while
Let them run, let them chase
Let them hide between
Constant doors will open eyes
As life seems like
Life seems like a
Fight, fight, fight
Maybe I'll just sing awhile
And then give you a call
Maybe I'll just say hello
And say maybe that's all
Hurry home as love is true
Will help us through the night
Till we're coming home again
Our life seems like
Life seems like a
Fight, fight, fight
Catch as we look and use the passions that flow
As we try to continue
We receive all we venture to give
Maybe we'll just stand awhile
And surely we can call
Dreams are said to blossom courage
Constant to the soul
Change we must as surely time does
Changes call the course
Held inside we enter daybreaks
Asking for asking four
The source
The source
The source
Sent as we sing our music's total retain
As we try and consider
We receive all we venture to give
All we sai is our
Soul constant sight listener
We won't tender our song clearer
Till we sail
Then I will be there
And I will be there
As clearer companions
Shall call to be near you
They move around tell me that
Move around surely sing
As they don't seem to matter at all
At all at all
Hold me my love, hold me today call me round
Travel we say, wander we chchoose love tune
Lay upon me, hold me around lasting hours
We love when we play
We hear a sound and alter our returning
We drift the shadows and course our way back home
Flying home
Going home
Look me my love sentences move dancing away
We join we receive
As our song memories long hope in a way
Nous sommes do soleil
Hold, me around, lsting ours
We love when we play
Nous sommes do soleil
Nous sommes du soleil
Nous sommes du soleil
I cannot count how many times i would lay in my rack(bed) on board the USS John F Kennedy while at sea listening to this and counting the days until we pulled into Norfolk,Va from being on a cruise. One of my all time fav. songs !!!!
Ditto, while serving on the USS Newport News. We shared a pier with you guys in 1974
If the Universe could make music, it would sound like this!
It does sound like this.
I was 19 when this came out. Already captivated by Fragile and Close to the Edge, I listened to these four songs endlessly lying on my bed with my headphones-just me and them. Though critics blasted it I always knew there was something deep and moving under the layers and layers of melody and incredible instrumentation -either you felt it or you didn’t. It remains to me-unparalleled.
I felt it.
It is without doubt the great masterpiece among all the Yes masterpieces... an infinite source of delight and delirium.
It never ceases to amaze me when people begin to realize what they have in common. I saw Yes live at Hampton Rhodes Coliseum. I was ten feet from the stage, right next to the security personnel. We brought them back for five encores. Talk about energy: A solar flare would have a difficult time keeping up with Yes.
You have been talking for me. All of what you said. I just became lost in the intricate movements, at times the almost solitude feelings and then...nothing was like it then or since. Music for the centuries.
Jon's fantasy world where all men are noble and courageous and all women are beautiful and nurturing. What a wonderful state of mind! 11:54 11:56
Screw those guys who criticized this album. This is classic.
nothing ventured, nothing gained -------- the suits want what was a hit the last time ----- even if you "miss", the masterpieces more than make up for it.
Well Rick didn't like it.
stalrunner screw him too.
One of tge best trips ive had🍄🍄🍄
@@Metal_Auditor Rick thought the tracks were too long. He said (and claimed that Jon Anderson came to agree with him) that the album would have been better if it had been made in the CD age rather than the age of the LP, when each track had to fit onto one side of a vinyl album.
Jon's voice.......Chris's voice and bass......Alan's drums........Rick's keys.......and Steve's Guitar......wow Steve's guitar! For the ages people!
It's Bill Bruford
@@qriofficial1769 Alan white, Bill gone to King Crimson ;)
Alan White for sure
Kisa Wisa Bruford never played on Topographics Ocean. He was long gone. Alan White came in halfway thru the Yessongs Live Album. Two years before this.
Don't get any better than this masterpiece..
except maybe CTTE
The Gates of Delirium babyyy
@@joeyhardin5903 Awaken!
@@jeffreyjaystein ctte > awaken > ritual > revealing scinece of God > gates of deliriim > remembering > giants under the sun
doch doch es geht auch besser
Yes has literally kept me alive. No one like them. No one ever will be. Thank you Yes!
Glad you're here. The world truly is a better place with you in it.
" til we're coming home again...."
I completely agree. They were and remain unique in the annals of progressive rock. Truthfully I think Yes in the 70's were the zenith of progressive rock !!!! Only Red by King Crimson comes close in terms of greatness for me !!!! Clearly early genesis and Floyd cannot be discounted, but Yes were the essence of Prog !!!!
hey Lowell, it is true, music heals,, me also through many ops and the many years bring confined,, their, Jon has helped in keeping me going, my wife did save my life,, even when they said I was dead, it was her breathe of love, oxygen, that kept me from brain dead.. I don't know how, but tell all thank you for the notes, music, love you all... even Chris B!
Darley, forgot Gentle Giant, the real essence of prow with Yes
They kept me alive also, Lowell.
Listen to every bass note. God Damn it's absolutely genius.
the real bass note genius is in heart of the sunrise, this is very good, but the other is much, much better!
thank you!!!
I agree wholeheartedly
I agree. The live version off Yesshows is one of his best bass solos included. R.I.P. Chris my friend
Not just the bass. Everyone gushes over Chris and he was great but really the whole band was on fire during the seventies. They should have been as big as Led Zepp and Floyd.
Steve Howe's solo at the end of this beautiful piece of musical genius is a killer, yet so beautiful, hats off.
I think it is the best lead solo ever!!! Passionate!!! T
Anthony DeVito , the whole 4 last minutes are sublime, sometimes I think that's why any God if he does exist have been sparing us from oblivion, because he likes that piece of music, lol.
Awesome
Ramon Arellano I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one who loves that ending... truly one of the most beautiful passages Yes ever did - brilliant!
I've listened to and thought about that solo for decades now and I still love it. It's beautiful.
The "at all" repetition starting at around 10:27 still brings tears to my eyes after all these year.
I remember the exact same feelings when I used to listen to this back in the early 80's when I was a teenager.
Hard to describe these feelings, I bet everyone that is moved by this masterpiece knows what I'm talking about.
eyalga100 yes.
Exactly.
A Yogi from India, a book with his experiences in life, his mission to travel and bring his Knowledge to the West. The Group Yes, its musical creativity and their love poured in Tales of the topograpic Oceans. Are one of the most Splendid legacies for this and future generations of the Human kind.
@@gerardoalmazan8650 and one if tge best trips ive ever had ..20 minutes .of creative enlightenment. On a journey of spiritual awareness 🍄🍄🍄❤❤
Indeed
one day in the year 2087 someone will open a vault that contains this album and future generations will get confused about the music that we could make with simple instruments...hats off to the British, for they were the greatest 1964-1977
Hats off to you, this comment fits this song PERFECTLY...
+alex dornelli The greatest indeed!
alex dornelli , sometime ago, someone who obviously didn't know YES, was comparing them with Stix and Journey, Kansas, ... nothing to do, not even close, with YES, you are in front of Majesty.
alex dornelli , and future generations won't be able to reproduce the beauty of it.
and american jazz players..and three canadian players you know who they are...
Seriously folks there is NO other Band that can match this...and i dont ever think in my lifetime there will be..I LOVE YES and always will
LOL......Led Zeppelin HOH will destroy this album!
@@officialProject-X VdGG/PH by a mile. Better singer - better songs - better writer - better live.
I want this song to be the last thing that I hear on this Earth
Robert Chastain , you want to be warming up to enter heaven, right?, I don't blame you, those last four minutes are out of this world man.
What an awesome thought.
Indeed! :D I'm in!
My hubby knows that i want Nous Somme to pay as i die.
Amen to that, want all of" Tales from topographic oceans" playing at my funeral. Let people know who I was.
19:57 That dramatic final solo by Steve Howe, over an incredible chord progression... Perfect ending.
And it's in a six-beat meter. You can count over it 1-2-3-4-5-6...
I was 13 when this 4 record set came out. I didn't like it at first but after time it grew on me and began to really enjoy it.
It only took me 45 years to finally appreciate it
of the 4 movements on tales , I played this 10 to one over the others...remembering second. the second half of the remembering is like IT for me..YES fans need to revisit that as I believe that may be one of the most complex , powerful and well performed pieces of music,,in HISTORY
I saw this live in February 1975, Forum de Montréal, Alan White is so masterful a percussionist!
Awaken is the most perfect piece of music written in the 20th century! Ritual is a very close second!
I agree! I have always said that Awaken is a musical masterpiece.
I agree too..Inhave been a fan since 1970 and I had never heard Awaken before a few months ago..Now I play it almost daily..
sometimes Endless Dream ... Earworms of mine.
No... The Best Yes Suites are Close to the Edge and Gates of Delirium...
Don't forget Turn Of The Century
I've been a huge Yes fan since 1972, and this song is tremendous!! I also love the other songs on this album. When Yes started the band, they made a vow to never be cliche, and they definitely kept their word. Their songs are like nothing else ever recorded.
Truly wish I was around in the 70's...To hear this greatness live.
I saw them at Cobo Hall in Detroit during the gas embargo....we slept in the car cause the gas stations were closed, out of gas...
rustysteam Good times indeed...Luckily I seen them last year, second row...Spectacular performance. Got the band to sign my guitar...Except Howe :/ Oh well. The rest of the band is on there...Something i'll remember forever.
I was there and they were #sensational!
☆☆☆☆☆
It's such a pity that the only decent musicians left are already old and not doing too many shows
Why this is in a different category than the rest is that Jon was light years ahead of any of the 1970s prog rocks in terms of Eastern thought. His songs are from his heart, pure light. I had NO idea what he was talking about at 14, but at 50 I see what he was saying --and he like early/mid 30s when he wrote this stuff. Things like: Maybe I'll just say hello and say maybe that's all. SO simple. Like the end of Soon . Like the time I ran away, turned around and you were standing close to me. He is a master of true heart! Timeless and universal
Thank you for pointing that out.
I can't explain it in words now, but when I saw Yes perform this live in 2001 ("Symphonic") I understood *exactly* what Jon was trying to communicate. I'll never forget that moment - I GOT IT, for the first time. It isn't rational, linear thought, which is why it sounds so cryptic to Western ears - but it isn't, really. It's common sense of the soul.
St.John the divine:)
@@BoBo0807 we could read it forever! 💗
I so agree
20 min long songs are best
This album's right up there along with Close to the Edge and Gates of Delirium. That cycle of out-of-this-world insane key modulation that they go through at the end of the song, with Steve soloing over it... it's one of the greatest things in the world. I can literally listen to it over and over again and it never gets old. You don't even have to listen to the whole thing, really. That part's good enough to stand on its own.
I had to listen to it thrice to get the key changes at the end: B minor, G minor, C# major, A minor, Eb major, B minor, F minor, C# minor, G minor, Eb major, A minor, F minor, B minor. Who says you have to keep your chord progressions simple?
Yes, I agree, the end of the song is very beautiful. After "Nous sommes du soleil" there comes an unexpected and powerful crescendo and at the very end the last "breathes".
I believe it excels anything they did. Up there with the great classical masterpieces. Yes were at the very pinnacle of their musical abilities with Topographic Oceans, each member contributing perfectly in performance and composition. Thank God for their inspiration to create this, Nous Somme du Soleil, We are of the Sun. The night will be day!
Ø without a doubt,
This piece is total genius!
William Reid , its a pleasure and a privilege to have the musical taste for liking and finding this piece of beauty, not many do, its a shame.
And the amazing thing is, Steve makes the key changes sound totally natural. Just unreal. Another thing that still astounds me as a guitarist after all these years is when he does that short solo towards the end of Awaken over the cycle of 4ths progression. There will never be another like him.
My first Yes concert was in 1977, I just turned 16 literally the day Elvis died. It was the GFTO tour and I knew a decent handful of songs but I fell in love with the band that night. I didn't know Tales, Relayer, or Yesteryears and it was a labor of love to discover them. I spent many nights with headphones and Yes. Ritual is my favorite off of Tales. There is a UA-cam video called top 10 bass performance of all time and Chris is on it doing the middle part of Ritual. Brilliant!
I played Topographic Oceans day and night when it first came out. Hearing it again it still amazes. Forget about trends and genres, this is truly spiritual music. Indeed most of Yes music without Anderson is just pop music, and most (but not all) of Anderson's solo work is embarrassingly corny. But when they came together? YES! Even some of their later work (Magnification, The Ladder) ranks among their best in my opinion. Don't worry about being cool. Follow your heart. You are resonating with many like souls.
thank you brother i really needed to hear that 😌
When the jam hits around 12:00 it is just perfect. This music just takes you to another world.
I believe that part goes into a 5-beat meter, probably 5/8. You can count along 1-2-3-4-5...
Greatest band ever, ahead of their time.
Try The Flower Kings. Listen to their songs like Stardust We Are and The Truth Will Set You Free
They were a great band, but I'd say they definitely OF their time.
As good today as it's always been, in my 60's now and I'm still amazed by this track
TIME listed this as one of the most significant albums that year.
I'm a big Yes fan, since 1973. Lucky enough to have seen them live 6 times throughout the years. It took me about a year to get through Topographic Oceans.
It took a couple of more years to actually enjoy listening to it. Now decades later I truly love most of the album... especially this song. It's a true YES masterpiece. Beautiful, powerful, meaningful.
"The music of Yes belongs to the greatest gifts of life." (Tibor Vasváry-Tóth)
What a multicultural, multilingual, multimusical fest! This is the universal Sun Anthem. Highly inspired music, absolute masterpiece.
Possibly the most magnificent ending to a piece of music ever..
Brother, the way Steve solos his way through those key changes to get to the outro... it's like he's struggling to get there and then they all hit that same chord and Chris takes them out...
@@julio_scissors Nice
I've listened to this album repeatedly throughout an entire summer in my car. A very awesome and underrated piece of extraordinary musical tapestries.
Bill Bruford might be a better drummer overall, and is definitely more precise, but there's no denying Alan White's place is Yes. His longevity and service to the band aside, he is also an extremely powerful drummer. The way the blasts those drums during the solo in this song is with such a power than Bruford couldn't come close to.
ThrawnTheater
Good to read your comment, totally agree, Alan plays with real passion for the music.
I agree...Bruford was a more technical player and was great at syncopation and giving the songs an off-kilter feel, but he was a very subtle drummer, never really a hard-hitter. Alan White was a hard-hitter. With that said I usually do not like Alan's takes on Bruford-era songs, he is incapable of playing in that awkward style that Bruford was so good at.
arkanoiddude
Yeah, any musician can play any song. But a lot of them have their own style of playing,, which isn't easy to duplicate, they can only play how it comes natural to them. We all know that no two people are the same.
You can't deny, Alan was undoubtedly, the right replacement for Bill Bruford, different of corse, but he brought, a certain quality of depth and richness, to TFTO, which is his debut album for Yes.
It's a shame when folk start bickering about who is the best drummer, guitarist or keyboard player.
Throughout the years, Yes have had many changes to their lineup, and each musician, has made the diversity and brought an individual ambiance to each of their fantastic albums.
Nah..Bruford is THE best prog drummer to pick up the sticks. I like Alan too, but not in the same conversation as Bill. Just listen to Heart of the Sunrise or some of his work in KC.
holy crap this is so beautiful.
It belongs wherever you want it to be, this song has brought me out of myself and helped me stay here.
I remember seeing this on it's first tour. The drum section near the end is the first time a lot of had heard multi-channel speaker systems. We had center floor seats and the drums were swirling around us. Very cool stuff.
Thank you dear Jesus for this band.
I was fortunate enough to have seen three shows in NYC and New Haven during the TFTO tour. Unfortunately acoustics were awful at MSG so you couldn't appreciate the intricacies. But this has turned out to be one if favorite albums from ny favorite band. What a time it was, their music will live on through the ages.
Happy Holidays to all the YES fans out there!!
To the person who creates these fascinating Yes videos thank you so much! These videos are stunning! To Yes, your music is indescribable. Yes means the world to me and I am very glad to have this music in my life.
I love it, when Steve quotes the Close to the edge theme on 4:30 :-)
+Laurina Hawks ....yeah....that really reached out and grabbed me!.... I don't know why I've had an aversion to this album, but this is the first time I've listened again in decades!....glad I did.
Interestingly about that....one of the reasons Rick hated this album, was because he felt they were "bleeding things to death", and that this was not the direction he thought they should be going....the bleeding things quote was in part to things of that nature with the Howe quoting the Close to the Edge theme.
I caught that when I was 15..i wondered how many others did...Yes throws a little taste of other song passages sprinkled thoughout their catalogue..many other bands do that a LOT...but those bands only have 4 chords to work with over and over !!
The Close to The Edge theme is actually at 4:24 - 4:29
Laurina Hawks I had forgotten about that...
Beautiful Song and Beautiful Video. Nicely Done! Nous Somme Du Soleil!
Tales From Topographic Oceans has stood the test of time.
Fxxxing Phenomenal work Brother ! (watched all 4) Met Chris Squire & carried his bags to his room for him--him & I alone on the elevator. Know what I told him ? Don't believe the negative crap people say about 'Tales' -most true Yes Fans LOVE it ! Its always a Healing Spiritual Journey, and I never tire of it....Timeless, Magical, One of a Kind--an Opus to God Himself---1/2 Prayer, 1/2 Celebration............THANK YOU : )
And what did he say? Oh no, another one of those nuts!!!! Just kidding, I would say the same to him about Union!!!!!! An awkward but interesting piece. Still beats ANYTHING new today.
MIKE MUSTANG Chris just politely said "Thank You", but his body language gave the impression that he enjoyed the affirmation, & perhaps had been hearing that more often from Fans nowadays than when it was released. Many Fans bash The Ladder, but I think its a GREAT disc : )
Met Chris Squire at Moore Theater in Seattle.
I told him, "A knock, knock" joke.
So he said, "Knock Knock." I said "It's you !"
We had many drinks. ;-)
Life seems like a fight........ but we receive all that we venture to give. Timeless. I wonder if those that eschew this for Pop Music derive the same pleasure as i do from this most beautiful creation.
Wow! This is a good example of what prog music is all about, what a trip. Joe Ruiz Bx NY 😎
Beautiful video for a very beautiful song ! You work many hours on this nice creation of you'res and we want to thank you for it ! Cheers from Québec Canada !
Nous sommes du soleil we are of the sun. It's a literal fact. Whenever I need a spiritual boost, this is where I go. I've been listening to this for 47 years. I hope to get another 47 before I "drift the shadows and course my way back home"
I LOVE THIS, this is the song I want to dance with my daughter at her wedding.
Por siempre YES en mi corazón.
Thank You for uploading this! I used to walk around the Hoover High School campus in Fresno, with my dog-eared copy of "Autobiography of a Yogi", and this music churning in my brain! - until I met the strange Armenian girl -Kim, who had hair down to her knees, and wore Victorian dresses, with combat boots! She got me "Hooked" on Peter Gabriel, and Genesis - and sadly, YES retreated into the ether! Hearing this was like seeing a Great Old Friend!
I found nothing wrong with it then, and still don't. This is progressive symphonics' at its best. I resent,y listened to this album at 2am in bed. It brought back so many great moments. This is music for the generations.
This was the first studio project for Alan White as a member of Yes, and he clearly showed he had the mastery of musicianship that it took in order to collaborate with Chris, Steve and Rick, and also be on the same wavelength with Jon's writing and vocals. Alan's creativity really shines through in this masterpiece, The Ritual.
Just discovered your YES videos! Love the imagery.
Missing Mr. Squire every time I hear these songs.
I discovered YES in my early twenties...and...was...hooked! Still no band that comes anywhere near them in musicianship, emotive qualities, and just the structure of some of their earlier songs.
R.I.P. Chris Squire
francolamuerte What do you mean ...???
peter schlingemann I mean Chris Squire is dead. 28 June 2015 (aged 67)
+francolamuerte He's dead????? :o :(
+MATERIAS PRIMAS DEL CENTRO Yes Chris Squire is dead 28 June 2015 (aged 67)
+MATERIAS PRIMAS DEL CENTRO Yes
I always loved yes and supertramp, two bands to whom i was introduced in 1977, but somehow my love to those two beautiful bands grew in the last year, i have no explanation, it simply as that
true masterpiece....Ode to Father Sun भजन हमारे पिता को सूरज
I love this music! the very best!!
Alan White's drumming is superb here.
would SOMEBODY please play this at my funeral? and LOUD! ive listened to it since high school when no one else i knew did, and it JUST GETS BETTER with age. brilliant.
Steve is back! I am number one fan and I have to tell you, every YES ALBUM is great! I started YES when I was 13,I am 54 now! I have seen YES for times. I seen TAILS, owner, 90125,and latter! YES I CRY on every song YES had made! so,being number one fan, have to tell you all
I love your Yes videos!!! Thanks so much.
The art in these videos is just incredible. I so appreciate it.
Amazing all the way through.
Yes..probably the most sophisticated an competent Rock band...This is beautifull
Try The Flower Kings. Listen to their songs like Stardust We Are and The Truth Will Set You Free
Yes were everything…! I certainly hope young people get into this years to come…or now.
The positive melodic energy still astounds me.
🎶👍💚
Yes is beyond comparison. No other band comes close!
Este movimiento es igual que el resto del album: MAJESTUOSO! Desde 1973 escucho esta maravilla y hasta hoy NO me canso de armonizar mis sentimientos (al escuchar éste album) con toda la majestuosa perfección del universo. Y doy gracias por haber creado está obra maestra, y a todos los que hicieron posible tenerla aún en la red. Gracias, desde Mérida, Yucatán, México
My new favorite song. So beautiful...
Absolute classic musicianship and vocal out of this world .
AWESOME. Hadn't heard this in years. Thanks for the upload!!
Yes and this album took a beating from critics and fans and even Wakeman. But millions of Yes fans have a special place in their hearts for Tales. Plus so many of us have not just been entertained but truly moved by the beauty and message of their music. They call it ponderous, pretentious, the death of rock but to us it’s just beautiful, healing and inspirational. Their message was all about love. If that’s wrong then Im happy being wrong.
perfect words.
10:55 says it all. John was meditating and saw his future janeeee in his meditation . So when she came to the house - he already knew. Jon is really the ONLY transcendent spirit in
70s prog (and all of rock). He's Yoda , Buddha -all rolled up into one . ❤️Love Jon.
I've always thought Tales was a bit too stretched out, but it certainly outdoes anything attempted today. Although being a huge YES fan since 1971, I love their music, but I've never truly understood anything Anderson had to say. It just sounded really great. Their music fit like a jigsaw puzzle as Rick Wakeman once explained to me and others at a greet and meet. They will always amaze me with their complex works of art!!.
Beautiful song. My favorite.
First YES song i ever listened to,took me onto a spiritual journey,still to this day,cataclysmic
Awesome song, awesome video!!! Thanks Mr Anderson and crew, thanks vzqk50HD !!!!
It's amazing how they put this entire story together in one night. Jon Andersen, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman and Chris Squires were the most talented musicians of my time.
Un classique de la musique prog. Peace and Love.
Wow! been listening to Yes for over forty years, but on my original vinyl's. Didn't know these tunes were re released with such amazing quality. Great Job! thx!
Ancora mi emoziona dopo cinquant'anni questo brano dei grandi YES❤
My god this whole album is a masterpiece, Yes tracks like these have such originality and soul to them, it's truly inspiring. Bands like Yes are so powerful and moving, and their legacies will live on for generations to enjoy.
10:25 - 11:10 ...vocal and bass guitar bliss
Fantastic song
Nous sommes du soleil
We are of 'Suns'. We are Stardust.
Gracias. Gracias. Yes hizo de mi vida otra vida
Una de las mejores obras musicales de Yes, es increíble banda la mejor haber escuchado en toda mi vida. Geniales sus temas.
I love the fact that at about the 4-minute and 10-second mark Steve Howe's guitar foreshadows all the themes upcoming in the song. I think it's genius.
Very gratified to see how many others love this as much as I have since 1973.
All time favorite Yes song after 46 years
Thank you all! I needed a yes song transformation today. Where can I be? Here we can be. And you were standing close to me.
This IS (as some of us 'old-people' say) from a "desert Island" album TfTO (or download -now ?) now-days maybe in a bunker ?? THIS is "all" Jon, Chris & Alan; The Soon portion is to me the pinnacle of prog (and probably) ALL rock, as it WAS (since those days playing the CASSETTE Tape & the (original-issue) Vinyl Album in 1980 (& "Yes" Chris Squire was & IS the best Bassist, to date - it was an honor to see this very-talented man play live - a bright bit of humanity in an often in-human world) PRAY FOR THE PEOPLE of the Glorious state of Ukraine;
Flying HOME, GOING Home....we miss you Chris!!! Hope to join again someday FISH!
One of the best songs I ever heard Yes play !! Been a big fan since 1972 , wow , over 42 years ago !! Where has the time gone ??
Another beautiful, timeless, musical Masterpiece by YES
Music by God's that makes the Angeles weep with joy upon hearing it!💑🎸🎶🎹🎼
Sublime, still, after all these years....
this ART transcends time and space.... best symphony ever created
takes me back to a very special summer night ,orange pegasus and Yes propelling me into a setting sun where all things were merging into one .To this day the best part of that memory is Yes being the sound track of my youth best band of all times