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I think you're the first person to react to this piece. Way to go.
Yeah !!!!
What's up Lightmane. Was glad to see Chod do this one. Great song!😎
@@jeffschielka7845 I was very impressed with this, the first time I heard it and I still am.
@@Lightmane Played the shit out of it when first released! Still do! Love it!😎
Same here. Imma put Be the One on now
Chod....that’s exactly why YES fans love your reactions. GOD from 1974 to That, That is from 1996 back to back.. 20 years apart...so many more for you to discover...Endless Dreams, In the Presence of, Turn of the century, Time and a Word.....and on and on
The sacred music that is YES..thank you
And You haven't even gotten to "Sound Chaser", and "To Be Over", also Masterpieces from Relayer. Then when you get to YESSONGS, you can be blown away all over again, by the
musicianship of YES LIVE. To not only re=create lengthy Masterpieces Live, but enhance them, and add to them, and transcend the studio version. There aren't many that can do that.
Make sure it is YesSong 1973 recorded during the Close to the Edge tour with the classic line-up.
The first time I heard this song I thought I had heard everything about YES
I got this song by chance and I couldn't believe it !!
I thought that those classic 20 minute songs had ended the years and that we were satisfied with the new short songs
an incredible and beautiful song
I like yes
Tales From Topographic Oceans is 4 songs each taking up an lp side the shortest being a little over 18 minutes and the longest 22. It was released after YESSONGS and before Relayer. Speaking of YESSONGS Chod would you please play Long Distance Runaround/The Fish from that amazing live album? The Fish showcases Chris Squire on what I consider the greatest bass solo ever.
Chod, I hope you get to read this. I’ve been a fan of Yes for close to 40 years now. As much as you’ve enjoyed their songs from your first time hearing them, I just HAVE to tell you that these songs get better with each time you listen to them again. Their music is epic, and there’s so much going on that things catch your ear, that you’ll actually miss other things going on in the music. You could be listening to one of their songs for the 20th time, and hear something you never noticed before. I sincerely hope you find the time to re-listen to each of their songs you have reacted to. Once again, LOVE this channel and the amazing followers that bring such variety to the table. Thank you Chod, and a heartfelt thanks to all the followers here!
That was a nice surprise. "That, That Is" is one of the "overlooked" songs by Yes, but for me it is in the same league as "Awaken" and "Gates Of Delirium". Yes has definitely waned over the years. While practically every song on the early albums was a small or large "pearl", the later albums also contain a lot of "mediocrity". But besides the big songs like "Mind Drive" (you'll like), "Endless Dream" and for me the 6-part "Fly From Here" there are still plenty of "smaller pearls" to discover on the newer albums.
Just quality music.You should give Sound Chaser a look at it blew my socks off lol. All the best from England.
Sound Chaser is one of a kind and nothing else sounds like it.
You are right, Yes is the best. This song doesn't get talked about much, it gets kind of lost among so much amazing stuff. Try "In The Presence Of" or "Give Love Each Day" from Yes's Magniciation album, the whole album was created from scratch with an orchestra. Also their solo albums.
Magnification is a class in itself.
The Ladder and Magnification are two of their most underrated albums, imo. Some great gems on both of them. In the Presence Of is great along with Dreamtime.
Part of the reason for the different sound on this track is that Chris Squire is using a piccolo bass, an octave higher than a standard bass. He's playing the fast, funky underlying riffs which almost sound like guitar that form the rhythmic basis of the song. There are many more tracks to explore from different eras. As far as long form pieces go, apart from the four mighty movements of Tales From Topographic Oceans, you could try Homeworld from The Ladder album.
Chod a good follow up would be Mind Drive(all parts)if you haven't checked it out yet.
Agree. Mind Drive is essential latter-day Yes with Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman...
Any idea why he stopped reacting to YES?
@@Lightmane Chod had a livestream the other day. He answered every question that I asked. One was when was he going to get back to YES? He said very soon. Much more prog to come. He also took notes of suggestions. Also said after the stream he would go back and read every comment. I think the livestream video is still available to check out.😎
@@jeffschielka7845 wonder why he stopped reacting to them. First Andy and Alex and now Chod. Dicon too. It's weird
@@jeffschielka7845 Still no YES reactions. Maybe he doesn't know what the word 'soon' means : )
I got real tired of his script though and I never even click on A Pocketful of Heep anymore. His script runs for almost all of his video. Why anyone subscribes to his channel, I don't know. Nice guy, but his channel sucks.
THAT, THAT IS GREAT!!!!!!! I;'ve been recommending this one from the RARITIES CATEGORY of YES!!!! It was their best song of the 90s' and since the 70s' IMHO and the song that got me back into YES after the 70's
THis is pure prog frm italy. One of the greats on the level of YESand Genesis - (You tube) Premiata Forneria Marconi Live in Siena 2003
These Yes songs improve the more you hear them. So much detail, its impossible to settle in after a few listens. After Years of exposure it's even more wonderful. What a blessing to have Yes Music.
From the same album as That,That Is there’s a shorter song called Footprints which you will love too .
Chod,, I love that you are so into them that you can call the song “Gates”, Chod as someone who’s been listening YES for 50 years plus, you just need to let it flow. To answer your question about lengthy songs the difference with YES is that they’yre members are so good and truly are some of the greatest of musicians from the 60’s,70’s,80’s, 90’s, 20’s and belong. amongst the greatest band believe the next song you should listen to by YES is America live in the studio in the early 70’’s it will just show you how greatness flowed and flowered through the Progresiva Rock Band YES. Thanhs again Chod as a 62 year man I relish that you have taken the time to listen to THE WONDERs OF YES.. GOD BLESS YOU you should try to do an interview with Lead singer Jon Anderson he’s very personable, he lives with his wife Jane in the mountains of Central Coast California near San Luis Obispo, I May have a way of hooking you up with Jon I believe he’d love to talk with you as much as you seem curious of the band’s writing prowess, my name is Barry Sanchezi live in the Atlanta, Ga. region & I have a good fan who may je able to set up an interview with Jon if you are interested? Take care keep up the great work!,,
YES, they Are the best Musical Group EVER, in every category. Heavenly Stupendous ! ! ! Master Geni of Music !
Yes' "Then" & "Heart Of The Sunrise" are worth checking out. 🔥
As is King Crimson's "Starless" & anything off _In The Court Of The Crimson King._
Yes! "Then" and "Astral Traveller" are gorgious from the same album (Prophet as fiine bonus)
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Just finished listening to your great reaction. I get why you feel YES doesn't have one sound, seeing which pieces you've reacted to. Everything seems very different, and they are. However, YES, for the most part, absolutely has a very distinct sound, which you will come to understand with future listens, but all of YES music can be explained in just 4 words; words that are lyrics in one of their EPICS, and those 4 words are 'Disjointed, but with purpose'. That perfectly summarizes the music of YES, and that is their distinctive sound.
Oh, and just so you know, YES has 11 EPICS (15+ minutes). Enjoy 🙂
YES! Speaking of which, not many are mentioning Tales....
@@LaurenMirandaG I'm sure he'll get there eventually 🙂
Great reaction Chod, thank you.
So you like to be surprised with something different? Ok, time to move on to Endless Dream. This is Yes in the nineties with what for me is one of their greatest compositions. This has Trevor Rabin in place of Steve Howe on guitar but Rabin brings his own unique style which has its own greatness. Fans are divided on this as you would imagine but treating it in its merit, I absolutely love it.
Another great track mentioned below is Mind Drive. Now this will have some added attraction for you as it was originally written during the short life of 'XYZ' Ex Yes and Zeppelin which was Jimmy Page, Chris Squire and Alan White together. Unfortunately they didn't quite hit it and broke up before the album was finished but a couple of tracks resurfaced as finished works, Mind Drive being one of them.
Keep it up Chod, loving it 😊👍
Well said David. I suggested Mind Drive. Also i love Talk. Endless Dream is near masterpiece. Great album and tour!
I was pleased when I discovered Endless Dream. Rabin finally took a stab at making a Yes epic song and it's as good as if not better than some of the classic Yes epics.
@@daneng3641 Great song!
Check out Endless Dream by Yes!
And That, That is is an example of what makes Yes all THAT !!!👏
I'm old, and I think That, That Is is one of the greatest songs that Yes ever did. The ear candy from 1990's production suited them so well.
Impressive that you'd put this on par with Gates. But hey, it's a great piece of music.
You love Yes for all the right reasons.
Let's see you react to "Sound Chaser" now. Same album as "The Gates Of Delirium".
LMAO!!!!! Hahahahaha......lol......hahahaha............Every song by Yes is lengthy and Epic....the thing you should know now is that Yes created concept albums and Epic songs on those albums that bleed into another. They didn't create hit singles.....they did songs.....no matter what the length that's why they were not in the mainstream of music. Like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin it was about the message of the music taking the listener to another world and that took time......so we did not buy singles from Yes or Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin....we bought the WHOLE album and listened to the entire album several times. However, You may want to react to "The Revealing Science of God." It's a Masterpiece!!! Don't forget to react to "Endless Dream" by Yes. released in 1994...it's another masterpiece.too!!!
Nice comment!
@@jeffschielka7845 Thanks...It's true. Been with Yes since 1969.
@@anthonyblakely399 Myself as well. Over 200 shows.
69 baby.....1969 in South Central LA.......grew up with Jazz......Gospel.....Soul....Funk...music....knew nothing else until I heard Yes on the radio......my friends and I had to buy the album.....listening....analyzing .... commenting .....on different parts of the album is what we did.....only been to 4 concerts.....it's all I needed and had time for....The concerts were so Amazing!!!! These reactors will not see Yes in concert....and that's the truth of the matter. These guys got computers and smart phones to look at and experience Yes...we have the actual "Live" performance in our memories of actually being there!!! That's the difference!!!
Thanks Chod. You have a great channel. "Homeworld" from the Yes album "The Ladder" is a short masterpiece at under 10 minutes and written for a video game. Then there's "Don't Kill the Whale", or you can try "Machine Messiah", which had a different singer and keyboardist but same level of music.
It's hard to believe that Keys to Ascension came out 25 years ago. I remember picking it up from the CD store the day it came out and was really excited because it was the first Yes album with the classic AWWHS lineup since 1978. I still consider this one of their newer albums, even though more time has passed since this came out than had passed between Fragile and this album. I like that they were going for the classic proggy sound with a bit of a modern edge. The intro to the song is quite possibly the most beautiful thing Howe has written and I love the way it transitions into the faster section. The song does lose me a bit in the middle as it meanders through the different sections, but the ending redeems with their lightning fast jams. Definitely one of my favorite of the latter day Yes songs. Mind Drive is even better though.
Was hoping the classic lineup would of continued recording more music after Keys to Ascension 1 and 2. Another album and tour would of been incredible.
And I think they should've released Keys to Ascension as just a live album and KeyStudio as a studio album. I think it would've sold very well, had they done that.
@@Lightmane I agree.
@@cyounger5716 he meant more studio albums
@@cyounger5716 There was no new music on the boxset. The added acoustic cd was nice, but not what i was referring to. It was a fantastic tour but basically a YES hits tour. Had the classic lineup continued to record after the tour we might of had several more albums and tours. As you know this was around the time that Jon fell ill, thus once again ending the classic lineup forever. Can't believe Chris is gone 6 years now. Thank heaven we still have dozens of YES albums to listen to, just like fans will be doing a hundred years from now!
@@Lightmane Thank you. I just explained.😎
One of Steve's best acoustic playing i love this song about gang lifestyle very different for them here are other great songs from keys studio Be The One and Mind Drive this song was written from the rehearsals with Jimmy Page. there was almost XYZ ex Yes and zeppelin. your 2 favorite bands. Yes is my number 1 too I've seen them over 15 times from 1976 to 2011 my last show when Chris was alive. then AWBH and ARW too
Definitely deserved to be better known. It got lost on the Keys to Ascension release as everyone focused on the live stuff, which was pretty awesome. I know Steve is very proud of the studio stuff and I'm pleased you have highlighted it.
If Steve Howe and Steve Hackett could record a classical guitar album together other than GTR.... What a masterpiece it would be...
You need to check out some tales from topographic oceans now. I was super excited when you did gates of delirium but I saw you did this one and no one has ever reacted to this one and that is awesome.
This is is the most direct Jon Anderson has ever been and still has love in his lyrics this is why I love Yes peace Cecil ❤
Emerson, Lake and Palmer Tarkus please 😁
Or 30 mins of Karn Evil 9 !!
@@sooty951 If somebody does Karn Evil 9, they have to do the whole album. Everything refers to Ginastra's Toccata, but that is way too uncomfortable for any light weight.
You are right! This song has so so many elements; polyrythms, multiple themes, and a profound message like Gates. It really is astounding the creative changes or evolutions of this band. This song at first is a little hard to take in because of so many ideas that have such contrasts. But, sometimes it's great to think about the creativity and the emotions Yes is striving for. Too many bands get stale and boring playing the same shit they played 10 yrs earlier. You can't say that about Yes and this song is a testimony to their mindset.
finally someone reacting to this cool long track !
Wow! So- with such a huge library -“That that is” is not a tune I might have introduced to you so soon.. maybe not even Gates…But hey if you dig it…❤️ …that’s what matters!
Glad your appreciating the experience of Yes!🤟🤘
I love the Yes reactions. Zeppelin, The Beatles, Yes , Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd and Genesis are my favorite bands. There are a couple of solo artists I equally like as well. You should do more reactions to Elton John and David Bowie. You will love em.
I'm so happy you reacted to this amazing song! Yes has many great long songs, but a couple of them from the album, Tales From Topographic Oceans, though interesting and classic in their own way, as a fan since 1972, I can say they do drag a little bit in parts. But, virtually all their other long songs are terrific and aren't in the least bit boring. Yes even made a great album in their later years with a full orchestra accompanying the band called, Magnification, which is amazing. You should react to the title track. It's not a super long song, like this classic, but its truly amazing. Or, Mind Drive, which is from the same album as That, That Is. Peace.
The most beautiful acoustic intro I’ve so far ever heard.....
I have never seen anyone react to this one before. Love this Piece!! It's from 1996. Another GREAT song from 1999 is called HOMEWORLD....dude!!.....you will love it!! Would definately recommend it if you get the chance. IT's from an album called The Ladder.
Awesome 90s Yes!! So exciting you gotta do Homeworld next!!
THE REVEALING SCIENCE OF GOD……….
YES. Such a positive word. Positive feelings in my soul with Yes. Peace, love, great music. 💜☮️🎧
Take the plunge into the (almost) present. If I could wish for anything, it would be the 6-part title track "Fly From Here" and "Into The Storm" from the album "Fly From Here". "Into The Storm" is the last song on the album, but musically refers to the first one (at the end).
The title track has one of Yes' best most powerful choruses.
I think that this is one of the best mixed yes albums. Drums sound phenomenal, really, everything does. I love all yes albums. I don't know that I can pick a fav yes song. Either way, if this is your favorite, no argument here.
Thanks to Billy Sherwood.
@@autoduck indeed, that's probably why I like circa so much...
@@profjohnfrinks World Trade, Conspiracy and he's solo albums too?
@@autoduck and YoSo and the wall tribute.... 🤣
If you're checking out 90's Yes, I'd like to suggest "Endless Dream" from the Yes album "Talk"
Beat me to it! Right, before I watch your video, like the start by the way. Really brilliant to see a young man such as yourself in front of such a fabulous graffiti-style backdrop. OK, flannel over, question. How do you get past copyright? I ask, Wilburn, because next year I will be cycling around the UK in memory of my wonderful, beautiful late wife, Karen, trying to raise money for charity, for the RSPB and ACORNS CHILDRENS' HOSPICE in Birmingham and I want to have loads of fun whilst doing so. I adore YES. Always have done and seen them, met them and continue to sing along to YES songs (Silent Wings of Freedom) every day - and the fabulous offshoots from YES. Try Violet Purple Rose as a 'reaction' video for instance. Anyway when cycling around the UK, I have done this for three whole years and also cycled up and over the Andes in Peru for four months in 2018, I sing! Next year, after being shown my first 'reaction' video by my brother ast week, I thought, perfect, fun and UA-cam, a great combination. So Wilburn, please email me with as much advice you can give, well, until you lose the will to live in telling a 65 year old YES (OK, and Frank Zappa - try Inca Roads by Frank, Wilburn) how to do these things. If you help your name will be sailing on high. All the best and keep doing them. Gary B. Prescott aka The Biking Birder email : bikingbirder2010@hotmail.com
Got To do "America" By Yes(Studio Version)
You are one of the few reactors who might react to Weather Report. How about, "Black Market" or "Boogie Woogie Waltz" or "Mysterious Traveler" I know the aren't popular request but you might do them
Or a beautiful track like A remark you made
Wow so glad you reacted to this. Cuddos to the one who sponsored it. Another good long one is "The Revealing Science of God". I like the live version on the Keys to Ascention album best. You've done many of the best ones. No one's reacted to "Don't Kill the Whale". It's not a long one but it's the one that got my girlfriend hooked on YES. SAVE THE WHALES!
If every song rates 100, how can one song be better than another? Each to his own but collectively, we are Yes fans, each with his own. Good review, as always. Your strength is that you know music and don't babble like many other reviewers.
It is a great song. Next time you listen to it, try to follow Squire the whole way through as the primary instrument. Don't worry, everything comes together but listening to Squire lead the way makes it even more amazing.
Chris drives this song from the front.
A song about gang crime, crack addiction, low socio-economic class, Julie, Shirley... ???
Hilarious subject matter from Yes.
But that Howe guitar motif at the beginning, and the dreamy mid section is oh so divine.
This my favorite of the later, post-Tormsto compositions, this and Fly From Here. Most of the reactioners like to break down the music and the instrumentations and overlook the lyrics. The lyrics of this song are especially strong, and provide a message for the musicians to build strong, emotional themes that, like the lyrics, tackle the most rare and difficult to articulate subjects: the breakdown of contemporary urban culture in Europe and the United States. Howe's guitar in the tender introduction is soulful, and Squire's bass in the running climactic jams hold those together.
Chod, as you get to know YES better, you'll be able to pick out Chris Squire's base, Steve Howe:s guitar, Bill Brufotd's drums and Rick Wakeman's keyboards easily -- their most classic lineup along with Jon Anderson's vocals which you already mentioned. It's harder for you because you're starting at the deep end, with two of their most uncompromising songs for which I give you credit for! Rock on!
Keys to Ascension, Vol. 2 Disc 2: "Mind Drive"
After 70's Yes never was the same
You'll find out Chod that there will be many Yes songs that you will have a hard time not rating them the best or your favorite. One thing that makes Yes the greatest is their longevity. This song came out 22 years after Gates of Delirium. The masterpieces just keep coming.
huh.
I admit it, I totally missed the Yes era immediately after Big Generator through Magnification or The Ladder, whichever came later. I returned to them via concerts with Benoit David and Jon Davidson, but no album listens. So, this was a first listen for me as well.
All I can say at the moment, without doing another listen is:
"Yes meets Mike Oldfield?"
My favorite band and I've never heard this! Loved the driving rhythm in this one. They lost me in the eighties, guess I'll check out the nineties!
A little Hip/Hop Jazz and Rap in this song before this type of music was called "Rap!!!" Glad you enjoyed it!!!!!
that song is from 1996 so...
Yes has the most eclectic output of any prog band, but realistically, not many Yes fans even acknowledge material after 1980. I'm Running and The Endless Dream are pretty accessible lengthy tunes.
Can’t deny that yes is the greatest prog in their day….
The studio tracks from Keys To Ascension don´t have enough appreciation among the fans, I think. Great that someone suggested this one. There´s another really good one called Mind Drive from the same album. I hope we get to hear it with you one day. But this was a great surprise today. I have to add there something to that comparison to Gates Of Delirium. I can´t say that This song is better or worse than The Gates... but for some reason I tend to listen more often to That, That Is.
Best YES with Jon Anderson of the 90s and after the 70s
Steve Howe (yes) does beautiful classical guitar...but he also does great ragtime guitar.
This song kind of got lost because it was on a live album I think it is one of their best tracks Took me by surprise lyrically to hear Jon singing about the crack epidemic No cosmic lyrics on this joint LOL As should be the music has a harder edge Another track you should sample by them is Tempus Fugit from the Drama album As you may or may not know Yes had multiple members On Tempus Trevor Horn of Ythe Buggles sang lead
if you need an insight into how Yes work, have a look at the acoustic rehersal videos 1 and 2 (2004) narrated by Rick Wakeman (keyboards) on youtube...you can see how they work together and interact/improvise
Seeing how much you liked this you should definitely check out Bring Me To the Power from Keys to Ascension Volume 2 and also on Keys Studio.
It's the drums in this song!
Wonderous Stories, Parallels and Turn Of The Century from Going For The One. All different and from the same album.
More great music from Yes. 22 years after Gates of Delerium, the only difference in the lineup is Wakeman back on keys instead of Moraz.
Now that you have done several lengthy Yes compositions, you might want to try Tarkus or Karn Evil 9 (all three impressions) by ELP or perhaps Suppers Ready by Genesis, a few other 20+ minute prog epics from the classic prog era.
1 that not many react too so 👍 for that and as far as what YES sound like🤯😁,i would say that YES are a genre on there own!.
69 YES! The song"THEN"
Want long songs...check out Neil Young. Not 20 minutes but over 10. Down by the River and Cowgirl in the Sand and Cortez the Killer would be great choices.
Mind Drive same album same reaction!
C'mon. This song is a song of hope and redemption for people who make monumental mistakes in their lives. Forgiveness no matter how horrible the degree of offense is available. The message is that there is always hope and forgiveness available to those who seek it earnestly. Of course, if you haven't already guessed, I am a Christian.
pop yes....stop at talk...the late yes is very elevator...i am a huge fam...so calm u sef
If you want to see a great lengthy masterpiece, I suggest Supper's Ready by Genesis. I think you'll like it.
New Group Alert. Another prog band from the 70's French band MAGMA the song Hhai/Zombies
@ You Tube. Since you like longer pieces 😊
the last best album that Yes produced
From the very first chord you hear, you know it is Steve Howe and not Rabin. Rabin couldn't play anything like his if his life depended on it.
That song is far from my favorite Yes, although it's a great piece. Thanks for making me relisten it. Try to do the Tales from Topographic Oceans: four 20 minute songs !!!
Yesterday. If this group Yes could stop the homicidal criminals of the world!
Make it happen
Yes? Led Zeppelin? Pink Floyd? . . . Why choose? Rejoice in that we can listen to any and all of them and others as we like.
Great reaction. Although Wakeman played on this track. He was buried. But it was another cool composition.
An overlooked classic! Also, a more mature sound for Yes. One of my favorites.
Now try Tales sides 1,2,&4. 3 is more difficult to listen to.
This was an interesting recommendation - slightly obscure (in the Yes catalog), but definitely the superior of the two epics they came up with for the Key sessions. (It was however the other, Mind Drive, that got performed live).
Structurally one of the most off-the-wall Yes moments since Sound Chaser - and not coincidentally Steve and Alan brought some refreshingly different ideas, to match Jon's lyrics which are also out-of-character and (for him) brave.
I find it difficult to listen to any Yes past Big Generator - it's just not the same experience or as good to me. (90125 and Big Generator were very different from early Yes but still very good in their own different way.)
I think "Going For the One" was the last great album. I never even cared much for "Tormato" and definitely not "Drama."
Something just felt off with those.
"Awaken", "Fragile" was already?
😊👍
An okay tune for YES though not in the league of their best! Try reacting to Anderson, Bruford,Wakeman, And Howe tune called ‘Order of The Universe! That is a knockout !👍🏻❤️☮️
REVIEW ANYTHING FROM YES.S ALBUM THE LADDER
Try out Dream Theater's "Illumination Theory" from Breaking The Fourth Wall (live).
You need to listen to The revealing science of god ;and ritual.
Love it!!! Crack time??? Crazy lyrics.
If you want to respond to a full album "The Point" by Harry Nielsen. I don't think there are many better theme albums.
Pick difficult don't you
Enjoy your travels
Chod I like this better than Gates. Pink Floyd Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pts. 1-5 and 6-9
TRY and make a YES top 10 list 🤯 WTF LOL
Different genre, but have you done either "Roll Me Away" or "Fire Lake" by Bob Seger? (You may have but i'm not seeing it in here.) Thx for all the great music and reactions!
Roll Me Away
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