RIP the three members of Yes Peter Banks (July 15, 1947 - March 7, 2013), aged 65 Chris Squire (March 4, 1948 - June 27, 2015), aged 67 Alan White (June 14, 1949 - May 26, 2022), aged 72 You will be remembered as legends.
It's a funny comment but resembles me a good marketing phrase: "Propaganda is what people think of you, not what you think of you" (sorry for my english)..
I saw Yes in 1971, and they were amazing! I still remember Chris Squire breaking a bass string (!) in the middle of a song. Amazing thing: the whole band stopped playing instantly, Steve Howe picked up his acoustic guitar and started playing Mood For A Day, a song they almost never played live! No more than 3 or 4 seconds form broken string to---a classic classical piece! Fast forward to present day. My son, just turned 20 and he was watching JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. I heard Roundabout playing! I had to find out what that was. So what next? I end up getting hooked on JoJo, have seen all the videos with the entire JoJo story arc (I know the manga goes further), and I really like it. And my son bought the Yes album (that's right, vinyl) Fragile. He's now a big Yes fan, and digs lots of prog rock from that time period! Win-win!!
There was this one update to youtube a few months back that automatically loaded mid roll ads to All Videos. Channel owners had to edit EVERY SINGLE ONE to remove the adds. Thanks a lot UA-cam and Google. You aholes
I understood only recently that Chris_IS_Yes. He was only one constant member of the band since it's foundation. and his playing is easily recognizable, which gives distinct flavor to Yes music.
And sadly, the cameraman almost never gives him a frame, esp playing this incredible bass part...shameful! Chris Squire kills on Roundabout, the reason SO many bassists went out and bought Roto Sounds for their basses! RIP Chris Squire, you were a monsta!
I met Chris Squire once after a show in Seattle...he signed my shirt. I told him I'd been a fan for 20 years and he said "great, great" in a very heavy accent. One of those few awesome moments we have in our lives.
And dang, he could sing harmony, too! Watching this video (again...) I realized the cats singing harmony are also the ones ripping out these amazing lines! So amazing!!!
I am so happy for you man! I was hoping someone who was actually at the concert would comment. That must have been amazing! I was in my teens at the time and couldn't afford to go to concerts, so I never got to see Yes, but as a keyboardist, I have always been in awe of Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson (of ELP).
With tears in my old eyes, at my 65 right now, i was 16 when they were playing in this tour, and me, born and rised in Chile, southamerica was following Yes music through the only FM radio that played that genre. As teen we had a band, amateurs all of us, but we played with our hearts the music we loved. My tribute to the whole band and for my fav bassist Chris Squire. I am bass player and ive learned a lot seeing videos like this.
@@TheAutumnWind_RN4L Thanks for the encouragement. I am over 60 and have been trying to play guitar since 1974. Because of Yes. But I still don’t play their tunes
Watching and hearing Steve Howe in 1973 is THE reason I picked up a guitar. 51 years later - no one else has quite captured this spirit of musical intensity. YES!
I'm glad a lot of people have been introduced to this great group through JoJo. Honestly that's the best part of the show's impact, introducing people who would never have listened to this type of music to it
Yes is absolutely heaven-sent. One of the best things to happen to the rock music. Instrumentation, lyrics, philosophy - a glimmer of hope in this mad world engulfed in darkness. It makes you feel great.
The genius. The masterpiece that it is. I expect that, when I pass on, if there is an afterlife, Yes's body of music will accompany me throughout the vast expanse of eternity. The Beatles, Tears for Fears, and a few others will also see me through the ages.
I only knew this song as a meme and figured out it was from jojo lol. But im so glad I found out jojo its a masterpiece! I only started a mobth ago and I gotta say it feels nostalgic even though its been a month lol
@@conniecroyle9459 A japanese anime called Jojo's bizzarre adventure used this song for season 1 ending, and each character has their own inherent skill.. which is called 'stand'
RIP Chris Squire. You inspired me to pick up a bass guitar along with millions more who are much more talented than I. I am lucky to have heard your music.
+jerry0145 Don't cut yourself short, playing an instrument in itself is a great talent so you sir should be proud, not anyone can just pick up an instrument and play
Rip Chris Squire saw Yes in concert with cousins blew it out the water Chris lit it up came out on Black and white leopard pattern suit I was mesmerized whole band was great that time signature almost off time but not our of time
blica 1 that level of musicianship is still around, you just have to go to technical death metal shows to witness it, hehe. seriously though, 80's hair metal and glam rock bands turned all the nerdy shredders into the shadows where they continue to lurk, creating things like "The Animation Of Entomology" by Blotted Science.. :D That album is a direct descendent of 70's prog.
***** You cant compare the 3 man band to any band with more members. Which Yes member would you remove to compare them to Rush? Both are awesome and if you include the Police and a few others you have my favorites.
I'm still in total disbelief about Chris Squire :/ it's such bullshit that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame failed to induct Yes before he died, just like what happened to Jon Lord and Deep Purple. I'll never step foot in that piss stain of a museum. RIP Chris, you were one of the reasons I picked up a bass.
Mayer410 same here. the rock n' roll hall of fame is a fucking sham. they induct green day and bands like deep purple, yes, the moody blues, king crimson, joy division/new order, the cure, big star, and countless others aren't in there. it's fucking bullshit. to hell w/ that organization. right now, chris squire is probably forming some supergroup with richard wright of pink floyd and some other great musicians.
thevoid99 It's good to know that not everybody on UA-cam is a complete idiot. I mean every band you mentioned deserves to be inducted way more than almost any band that has been inducted in the past decade, especially King Crimson. Don't get me wrong, they usually induct at least one artist worthy of it every year, but they induct so many that aren't really even rock bands and leave out some of the best rock bands in existence. Oh well, at least Chris is up there in the sky playing in that awesome supergroup like you said.
***** And even though they were way past due to get inducted Geddy Lee himself even said he thought that Deep Purple and Yes should've been inducted ahead of Rush and Heart. Such a great guy.
First concert i attended was this movie. I was already a Yes fan. Would go on to see them 20+ times. Truly the best: music and message. Rip, Chris and Alan your energy is missed, but your thoughts and message rings clear. Peace and Love.
If I could play like that I'd wear a cape too. I think if every musician were forced to wear a cape live, music would be much better than it is today, 'cause if you wear a cape, you'd better be good.
Amazing beyond words. I'd never seen this clip before. Steve Howe is a complete animal in this one. Just the greatest band ever. All top shelf musicians.
Steve Howe plays with such intensity and yet makes it look effortlessly I still get chills watching this video after all these years. Thanks to Yes for all the great music over the years
Playing guitar in the 70s, as I did, and hearing Steve Howe playing the solos and riffs, as he did, was a sound, we will never hear again; ever. We boomers were lucky to have heard this music...
This was the seventies... Wow, that was a while ago I didn't know that tbh but I really like this song I got into it through Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (as the other guy in the comments of this comment said) but I wanted to hear more of it and I like it, so 🤷🏻♂️
I've been going back trying to figure out what he plays in the live version of this song and I nearly broke my guitar cause of how angry I got that I couldn't play it
Graduated high-school in 72 and this song was huge back then. FM radio was just starting to take off and this whole album was being played. Just awesome memories.
As a kid, listening to the studio version and the YESSONGS version, this one is the highest standard that could never be improved. This version and only this version is the kick ass version ever. If someone asked me to play Roundabout, this would be the version always to play. PERIOD. The way Rick and Steve are in Sync is the best.
One of the most talented bands, if not THE most talented Rock band ever; however I'm guessing that's Alan White on drums since he joined in 1972 right before this tour, and they didn't give him enough time to get worked in as he's out of meter at some places in this song. I read that he only got about 3 days to rehearse before they started the tour. It's actually quite amazing that he was able to do the tour & learn the songs that quickly.
Man this is a LIVE version and sounds just as great if not better than the recording. Puts modern bands to absolute shame. Mr. Squire, the world needs more musicians like you and in your honour I'm gonna surround myself with the bravest and most unafraid musicians I know.
Steve Howe is awesome. Possibly and likely the best guitar players ever. I only saw YES on their Big Generator tour. Going to see them this summer on their current tour. They are coming through Texas so I am lucky.
Yes is one of my favorite groups a matter of fact here is my top 5 Groups of all time : number 1) The Beatles, 2) Chicago, 3) America, 4) Yes, 5) Moody Blues.
One of the greatest bass lines in history.
S L A P P E R D E T E C T E D
@@keiharris332 It's not slap, Squire plays with a pick
is this a jojo reference
@@andrewkind2820 A what? Who's Jojo? Never heard of her.
Squire was an amazing and virtuouso bassist...
We cannot forget his work...
I was there! Aged 19. Still listening 51 years later.
You are so lucky!!!!
I wasn't even born, but dad took me to see them in 92.
Will never forget it.
That's totally awesome you saw them I didn't
What other bands to you like mark? If u want to say?
wow
Not enough people wear capes when playing these days.
RIP the three members of Yes
Peter Banks (July 15, 1947 - March 7, 2013), aged 65
Chris Squire (March 4, 1948 - June 27, 2015), aged 67
Alan White (June 14, 1949 - May 26, 2022), aged 72
You will be remembered as legends.
Rip
I didn't know Peter Banks had died.
To be continued...
☘ Irish Honey Badger - Passed too young.
Wakeman ain’t dead yet 😭
This song has to be a difficulty level of 1000. Pulling it off live must be a chore. Yes is so underrated.
underrated? by who? what u talkin bout maynard?
It's not so tough, but the time chang between a 4/4 to 5/4...is what makes this song....
Not by us! Cheers 🍻
Youall should check out this band called Last Licks. You won’t be disappointed! 😎🤘🏻✌🏼
@@churchbryan35bruh appart the lead singer they're almost all playing complicated stuff while singing harmonies perfectly
Producer: So how do you want to name your band?
Them: *Yes.*
Well, it’s yes though
@@sa-k Yes, it is
@@mooonikhbti Yes it is, literally
*yes*
Barras, barras 😂
"Hey, cameraman, film that bassist doing that insane bassline"
"fuck you, let me film this guitar player doing some harmonics"
They probably didnt know what intstrument did what
He hates the bassist and loathes the drummer
@@optimus because the drummer replaced the guy everyone loves
I came here for the harmonics - wasn't sure if it was an acoustic guitar or electric - it's both.
I was literally looking for a live vid to see how the bassist played that incredible part.
This song is almost FIFTY YEARS OLD! Absolutely mind-blowing how it still rocks millions of people after all this time. True rock never fades away!
It's because of Jojo lol
So Its as old as Lisa Lisa I see
Thank jojo
52 to be exact
@@theadememe174 it was popular from the beginning tho
If a band's members wear capes they must be good.
It's a funny comment but resembles me a good marketing phrase: "Propaganda is what people think of you, not what you think of you" (sorry for my english)..
That's what Castanza's lawyer thought. bit.ly/2MvplP7
Rick Wakeman knows how to rock a cape
That's cuz rget could fly
🦇 batmen
Person: so who made this song?
Artist: *yes*
the band u r watching
Harold Mackie ?!
Darwjn, you slay me... but he's on first! :D
Yesyesyes
It was not The Who. It was (leaving the joke) Ian Anderson (Yes' singer) and Steve Howe (Yes' guitarist)
1972, when you could wear a cape and still be an absolute badass.
CeeRoyJenkins Rick still does
What dod you mean "when"?
Old school magicians 🎩 they allowed to wear a cape for this magic
@San the Man fuckin.....Y E S
the pianist still wears one lol
It's one of the greatest(and recognizable) opening guitar riffs ever recorded!
Except it’s not even a riff. And there are many others parts really more famous. Sorry.
I saw Yes in 1971, and they were amazing! I still remember Chris Squire breaking a bass string (!) in the middle of a song. Amazing thing: the whole band stopped playing instantly, Steve Howe picked up his acoustic guitar and started playing Mood For A Day, a song they almost never played live! No more than 3 or 4 seconds form broken string to---a classic classical piece! Fast forward to present day. My son, just turned 20 and he was watching JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. I heard Roundabout playing! I had to find out what that was. So what next? I end up getting hooked on JoJo, have seen all the videos with the entire JoJo story arc (I know the manga goes further), and I really like it. And my son bought the Yes album (that's right, vinyl) Fragile. He's now a big Yes fan, and digs lots of prog rock from that time period! Win-win!!
Hope he enjoyed Porcupine Tree!
Which ark is your favorite?
"My son bought the Yes album..."
Okay, nice...
"...Fragile."
Oh, I see. Still nice.
life is a trip
@@erickgregoryful someone stop the planet, I want to get Off! 😜
Chris Squire...what a bass player😳
Dear UA-cam: you ruined a song by sticking an ad in the middle. I have made a note to NEVER purchase from those advertisers
The uploader chose to place that ad there, not youtube. So blame those in charge of the yesofficial youtube account
UA-cam
Or you could could be grateful this is on a platform to listen to free. If you want to listen to it uninterrupted buy their products you goob.
But- 50% off windows--
There was this one update to youtube a few months back that automatically loaded mid roll ads to All Videos. Channel owners had to edit EVERY SINGLE ONE to remove the adds. Thanks a lot UA-cam and Google. You aholes
This song improved my hamon.
Noice!
this song changed my name in Naberumaindo and improved my biceps
Nerds but i lol'd reading your guys' comment; thanks for the early morning laughs!!!! 😂
The energy is crazy, Chris Squire bass is a powerhouse.
Incredibly gifted , but always humble craftsman. R.I.P. Lion!
I understood only recently that Chris_IS_Yes. He was only one constant member of the band since it's foundation. and his playing is easily recognizable, which gives distinct flavor to Yes music.
1:17
Chris squire=best bassist
Jon Anderson=best vocalist
Steve Howe=best guitarist
Rick Walkman=best keyboardist
Bill Buford=best drummer
Yes=best band
Rick Wakeman, Sony made the Walkman! lol.....
AHAHAHA... lol.
I think this is actually Alan White whos on the drums…
Bill Brufford played this song in their studio album "Fragile", but in this performance, Alan White instead played drums
Plus...
The World=best stand
Chris Squire's bass - The driving force behind this song.
Steve is also killing the lead, a great pair of musicians 🎸👌✌️
@@rickandrew6397 Steve is fantastic
And sadly, the cameraman almost never gives him a frame, esp playing this incredible
bass part...shameful! Chris Squire kills on Roundabout, the reason SO many bassists
went out and bought Roto Sounds for their basses! RIP Chris Squire, you were a monsta!
Огонь, басс жжжжеттт напалмом💥
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I met Chris Squire once after a show in Seattle...he signed my shirt. I told him I'd been a fan for 20 years and he said "great, great" in a very heavy accent. One of those few awesome moments we have in our lives.
And dang, he could sing harmony, too! Watching this video (again...) I realized the cats singing harmony are also the ones ripping out these amazing lines! So amazing!!!
Congratulations, what a nice experience!
This band was literally full of prodigies
It was rush before rush, ya.
@@joshv5376 Geddy and Alex were fans of Yes
King crimson le gana
@@brainrich1358 yeah, they went to a concert once
@@rodrigoes03 Goku le gana
I was at this concert, it was brilliant, these were the best days
Lucky guy, wish I could see them in their early years!
I am so happy for you man! I was hoping someone who was actually at the concert would comment. That must have been amazing! I was in my teens at the time and couldn't afford to go to concerts, so I never got to see Yes, but as a keyboardist, I have always been in awe of Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson (of ELP).
im really generous of ur generation wish i was born back then
+John Courtright I'm a keyboard player too. Thank God for Yes. Miss Keith Emerson but I got to see him live and Yes live also. Blissfulness.
John Courtright how bout richard wright
nothing like it before. nothing like after. its just amazing.
Thank you Hirohiko Araki and David production for letting me know about this masterpiece
Anchous, isn't it a gem.
Truly a Master Piece 💚
Love Araki's creative taste, truly bring this world to life.
With tears in my old eyes, at my 65 right now, i was 16 when they were playing in this tour, and me, born and rised in Chile, southamerica was following Yes music through the only FM radio that played that genre. As teen we had a band, amateurs all of us, but we played with our hearts the music we loved. My tribute to the whole band and for my fav bassist Chris Squire. I am bass player and ive learned a lot seeing videos like this.
Que bonito comentario amigo, saludos desde Argentina.
You're not old, man. My eldest brother is 60, also a bass player. Musicians are timeless creatures.
@@TheAutumnWind_RN4L Thanks for the encouragement. I am over 60 and have been trying to play guitar since 1974. Because of Yes. But I still don’t play their tunes
You, sir, is a legend! Salutations from Brazil.
@@TheAutumnWind_RN4L ❤
Such an epic Hammond solo... Rick Wakeman!!!
Watching and hearing Steve Howe in 1973 is THE reason I picked up a guitar. 51 years later - no one else has quite captured this spirit of musical intensity. YES!
Exactly
Jon Anderson's voice is so iconic.
It transports me right back to the 70's. 🥳
who´s still addicted to john anderson´s voice?
"Yes" is a drug...
It
I'm surprised how effortlessly he sings
jojo says no to drugs
im fan for most of my life. the band which deeply touched my heart
Absolutely!!!
Could you imagine how much work went into putting this song together.
Give me that cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake, cake.
Li 395 It's been a year and nobody questioned this comment.
probably took almost as long as sewing their costumes
do you imagine how many breads you've eaten in your life...?
i thought you said broads
The ultimate
*TO*
*BE*
*CONTINUED*
Jojo is a part of culture
True
@@varegarderdesanimes7871 no xd
@@zaloreyes830 yes
Was looking for this.
The virtuosity in this band is astonishing. Steve Howe especially deserves much more accolades.
Howe and Squire could have done a masterclass with just this one song.
I'm glad a lot of people have been introduced to this great group through JoJo. Honestly that's the best part of the show's impact, introducing people who would never have listened to this type of music to it
Im actually here because school of rock and im surprised no one else is-
@@ryanisapenguin9328 lol
I'm here for GTA V lol
Im here for JoJo
Yes is absolutely heaven-sent. One of the best things to happen to the rock music. Instrumentation, lyrics, philosophy - a glimmer of hope in this mad world engulfed in darkness. It makes you feel great.
One of the best bands there ever was saw them 3 times
Nice!
The genius. The masterpiece that it is. I expect that, when I pass on, if there is an afterlife, Yes's body of music will accompany me throughout the vast expanse of eternity. The Beatles, Tears for Fears, and a few others will also see me through the ages.
Back before the cameramen knew there was a bass player kicking severe ass.
Hell yes. He wasn't just kicking ass, he was also chasing it across state lines.
I just wanted to see him rip that verse line, man so good
Such a shame they barely showed him
Chris Squire is my favorite bassist. Bar none.
And the drummer!
Love the way Jojo's Bizzare adventure brings this song back to prominence and a whole new generation loves it!!
As a Jojo's fan, Jojo's has gotten me into rock as a whole and I genuinely detested the genre before, Araki the creator deserves respect
Jojo's introduced me to so many different bands that I love!
I only knew this song as a meme and figured out it was from jojo lol. But im so glad I found out jojo its a masterpiece! I only started a mobth ago and I gotta say it feels nostalgic even though its been a month lol
Yeah, JJBA does introduce ACTUAL music to people.
Found it from gta v lol
One of the greatest rock songs of all times.
Without a doubt. Second only to Free Bird.
You bet, Iconic Rock masterpiece !
True
@@MrGLites Freebird!😆😆😆
We ive said it before an ill say it again ..being born in 56 became music awear in 66 an havent looked baxk we had the best music ever !!
We were so lucky to experience all the greats in the morning of our lives.
Name: Yes
Stand: Roundabout
Here’s to hoping that’s a Part 9 stand
What's a stand, sorry for ignorance. I am so in awe of Yes. Now more than ever.
@@conniecroyle9459 A japanese anime called Jojo's bizzarre adventure used this song for season 1 ending, and each character has their own inherent skill.. which is called 'stand'
@@KHLee41 well they only had stands in part 3 and on
@@byaladder2020You're right. Season 1, 2 were mainly about ripple(波紋), and stand showed up in season 3 for the first time
Yes this was an amazing performance. Love the song it will be always loved a true original masterpiece into the 3000's. And beyond!
I love the intro. He`s not moving away to avoid feedback. He`s harnessing and incorporating it.
70's Yes, Progressive Rock genius at its best! Are there ANY musicians today that are free enough to create masterpiece rock songs like Roundabout???
Man, I had to thumb this up just on principle and to try and offset even further the illiterate wastes of DNA who thumbed this down.
couldn't agree more
@Iasius hey, I'm a zoomer and I love this song
@@westter8164 because of Jo-Jo of course , I am a Millenial so i understand both .
@@jorgedelgadotoxotrofogo ? I dont like Jojo
@@westter8164 so you are one of those illiterate wastes of DNA then .
My first YES show was Alpine Valley about 78ish. LOVE
RIP Chris Squire. You inspired me to pick up a bass guitar along with millions more who are much more talented than I. I am lucky to have heard your music.
+jerry0145 Don't cut yourself short, playing an instrument in itself is a great talent so you sir should be proud, not anyone can just pick up an instrument and play
+ThePsychedelicCinema well put
G
Rip Chris Squire saw Yes in concert with cousins blew it out the water Chris lit it up came out on Black and white leopard pattern suit I was mesmerized whole band was great that time signature almost off time but not our of time
Late 60's through the 70's best times, best bands, best freedoms to enjoy. Life was the best to be 20 in 72
I was 5. 😂
I just listened to Jon Anderson sing at Yes' induction to the Hall of Fame in 2017 and he sounded the same. Amazing and wonderful!
The musicianship on this stage is nothing short of superb that it makes me depressed it doesn't exist anymore, and i say this as a musician myself..
blica 1 Steve Howe has to be my favorite guitarist. Well next to Alex Lifeson.
Not sure about that. I have seen both live and well, both are way above average. But I cannot agree that Steve > Alex.
blica 1 that level of musicianship is still around, you just have to go to technical death metal shows to witness it, hehe. seriously though, 80's hair metal and glam rock bands turned all the nerdy shredders into the shadows where they continue to lurk, creating things like "The Animation Of Entomology" by Blotted Science.. :D That album is a direct descendent of 70's prog.
blica 1
I strongly disagree. There's plenty out there. You're just too lazy to find it.
***** You cant compare the 3 man band to any band with more members. Which Yes member would you remove to compare them to Rush? Both are awesome and if you include the Police and a few others you have my favorites.
6:14 when you realize... the piano (or keyboard) brand is "hammond"
this comment deserves more attention
Richard Hammond? Google it
What?
*stando powah*
h a m o n
yes, king crimson, elf, and so on so many great early prog bands. wish I was there to experience it.
I think you meant ELP
The 70s teaches us a very important lesson - distort *ANYTHING*
It cannot be overstated what a huge part of the YES sound was due to Chris Squire's bass parts AND background vocals!
putting an ad here is one of the most brutal crimes
Steve Howe on guitar
he's a phenom
Everyone is talking about Squire(who is awesome), but Howe kills it here too.
Holy Rock&Roll, Yes, Songs are timeless, They keep going on forever.
💫🌸🌿 🦟
🌿🌸🌿 🦟
I'm still in total disbelief about Chris Squire :/ it's such bullshit that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame failed to induct Yes before he died, just like what happened to Jon Lord and Deep Purple. I'll never step foot in that piss stain of a museum. RIP Chris, you were one of the reasons I picked up a bass.
Mayer410 same here. the rock n' roll hall of fame is a fucking sham. they induct green day and bands like deep purple, yes, the moody blues, king crimson, joy division/new order, the cure, big star, and countless others aren't in there. it's fucking bullshit. to hell w/ that organization. right now, chris squire is probably forming some supergroup with richard wright of pink floyd and some other great musicians.
thevoid99 It's good to know that not everybody on UA-cam is a complete idiot. I mean every band you mentioned deserves to be inducted way more than almost any band that has been inducted in the past decade, especially King Crimson. Don't get me wrong, they usually induct at least one artist worthy of it every year, but they induct so many that aren't really even rock bands and leave out some of the best rock bands in existence. Oh well, at least Chris is up there in the sky playing in that awesome supergroup like you said.
Mayer410 No shit. It took Rush 40 years to get in that joke of a place.
***** And even though they were way past due to get inducted Geddy Lee himself even said he thought that Deep Purple and Yes should've been inducted ahead of Rush and Heart. Such a great guy.
***** In every band I've ever been in I made sure they all knew that if we were somehow ever inducted that I would never attend the ceremony lol.
First concert i attended was this movie. I was already a Yes fan. Would go on to see them 20+ times. Truly the best: music and message. Rip, Chris and Alan your energy is missed, but your thoughts and message rings clear. Peace and Love.
Listen to that opening bass line. Amazing.
If I could play like that I'd wear a cape too.
I think if every musician were forced to wear a cape live, music would be much better than it is today, 'cause if you wear a cape, you'd better be good.
Hilarious comment. Adorable. Still laughing.
Thanks Alan, thanks for coming.
Love YES!! Saw them on ‘78 Tormato in the round tour, genius’s!! 😅
So did I. The show was in Houston. They were great! Also saw them in '73 at Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
Amazing beyond words. I'd never seen this clip before. Steve Howe is a complete animal in this one. Just the greatest band ever. All top shelf musicians.
Steve Howe plays with such intensity and yet makes it look effortlessly I still get chills watching this video after all these years. Thanks to Yes for all the great music over the years
Rest In Peace Alan White🕊
You will be dearly missed❤️
(1949-2022)😔
Thanx you !
Monster Chris....singing backing vocal, playing bass...spectacular!
YES.>....YES........!!!!one of the BEST INCREDIBLE line up.......💥💥💥💥💥🌟🌟🌟 I'll BE THERE WITH YOU!!!......💫💫💫💫so beautiful...
Absolute favourite song. My chaotic life in the mountains, the lakes and the valleys.
This song playing at 100 at my funeral.
In their prime. And what a prime it was. Damn.
watching geddy lee play with them is full circle. the teacher the student and they are all the best.
Just wonderful that a couple minutes into the song there’s a COVID commercial. Smh
Playing guitar in the 70s, as I did, and hearing Steve Howe playing the solos and riffs, as he did, was a sound, we will never hear again; ever. We boomers were lucky to have heard this music...
This was the seventies... Wow, that was a while ago I didn't know that tbh but I really like this song I got into it through Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (as the other guy in the comments of this comment said) but I wanted to hear more of it and I like it, so 🤷🏻♂️
But the killer queen comment doesn't make sense, because this song was played in part one and killer queen was part 4 so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I've been going back trying to figure out what he plays in the live version of this song and I nearly broke my guitar cause of how angry I got that I couldn't play it
1:11 Squire the coolest bassist of the 70s.
I think he floated out, wasn't even touching the ground.
Ok, I'll take that, John Entwistle was the coolest bassist in 60s.
Roger Waters could never.
Phil lesh would like a word..
This song has got to have one of the best bass lines ever, probably top-five in music history
No doubt about that
What a masterpiece!
Many thanks for the music Mr. Squire, may you'll always shine along the stars.
I was a young girl 9 when this came out WLS am radio Chicago would play it and I loved it then and still at 59 yrs old!!!
I was 6 and also first heard it on WLS!!!
One of my all-time favorite songs! :)
Im from central Illinois!
Graduated high-school in 72 and this song was huge back then. FM radio was just starting to take off and this whole album was being played. Just awesome memories.
Quit high school in '70 then graduated Vietnam in '72, but finished hs soon after
The music I saw LIVE is music people will hear and watch forever. YES indeed !!!
Getting to listen to Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson in my lifetime...thank you Mom for putting me on this earth when you did...
To be honest, these people actually look like stand users.
If I know right to Hirohito Araki, they are stand users and we just have not found.
The name's red hot chili pepper
canal de shitpost promedio
These are hippies my friend
The best type of people ever
They look like they are the stands the way they’re dressed
As a kid, listening to the studio version and the YESSONGS version, this one is the highest standard that could never be improved. This version and only this version is the kick ass version ever. If someone asked me to play Roundabout, this would be the version always to play. PERIOD. The way Rick and Steve are in Sync is the best.
Chris Squire is one of my favorite bassists whew, what a stage presence!! 🎉🎉🎉
after watching a few of their 2014 live concerts, this makes me want to cry. what a unique, otherworldly sound from the past. just blows me to pieces
Agreed!
+Robert G. YES, I agree totally. Perfect name for a positive energy they projected.
i found jojo because of yes lmao i was like "holy shit they used roundabout in the credits of an anime what"
ur cool
Same here! 👌
Legend praise
Wow, what a roundabout way to find it.
yeah sure...
Digging Squire's outfit. He was such an integral part of this band. Amazing bass and distinct backing vocal. RIP Fish.
Past 51 years, this is one of the very best songs of YES. Yes, virtuous, pure sound!
You are so right man. This is one of the best songs ever. Ever heard a cover of this song? Impossible. 😎😎
Even more complex, melodic and incredible than studio version.
One of the most talented bands, if not THE most talented Rock band ever; however I'm guessing that's Alan White on drums since he joined in 1972 right before this tour, and they didn't give him enough time to get worked in as he's out of meter at some places in this song. I read that he only got about 3 days to rehearse before they started the tour. It's actually quite amazing that he was able to do the tour & learn the songs that quickly.
Hi.You know I remember seeing Yes on tour in 1972 in Sacramento at The Sacramento Auditorium. Had a blast..They were touring from there album Fragile
Not as talented as King Crimson 😏
@@alexd.2504 Individually, I think Yes' members were more musically gifted than King Crimson's, especially on the bass and the guitar.
That bass though.
Igor19485 yeah the cameraman didn’t think so though lmao
@@hudsonaydell2098 Dont worry, my dicks basically a vagi--wait wtf?
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Krimson thats because the cameraman was Steve Howe (the guitarist’s) brother lol
@@rickgrimes2056 NOICE !!
In my opinion, one of the top rock bands in the history of the genre. Yes, now and always-- the best!
Man this is a LIVE version and sounds just as great if not better than the recording. Puts modern bands to absolute shame.
Mr. Squire, the world needs more musicians like you and in your honour I'm gonna surround myself with the bravest and most unafraid musicians I know.
But there are musicians like him, just that you need to listen to more progressive metal bands, I recommend a Vitalism
RedCityFormat it’s fun to see them in concert, but honestly my favorite version is the smooth sounding remastered studio version.
Steve Howe is awesome. Possibly and likely the best guitar players ever. I only saw YES on their Big Generator tour. Going to see them this summer on their current tour. They are coming through Texas so I am lucky.
Steve Howe, Julian Bream, Andres Segovia, Allan Holdsworth, Chet Atkins, and maybe Roy Clark.
the perfect song
Finally saw them in 1990, 3 hours of heaven!
Yes is one of my favorite groups a matter of fact here is my top 5 Groups of all time : number 1) The Beatles, 2) Chicago, 3) America, 4) Yes, 5) Moody Blues.
"Thank you. Thank you for listening, thank you for coming tonight. Take care, thank you." That really got to me for some reason.
1972. Loved driving in and around the Lake (Hopatcong) listening to this fantastic song.
The fact that classic rock radio somehow forgot about this historic rock masterpiece is an absolute travesty.
It takes up too much airtime