Great track, from the incredible Album, ’Close To The Edge’. Also featuring the amazing, ‘And You And I’ and of course the epic masterpiece, ‘Close To The Edge’. 🎶❤️🎶
You truly deserve the extreme pleasure of listening to another YES Masterpiece: Yours Is No Disgrace next. And puhleeze listen to the studio version first. Throughout, the studio version delights your ears with many of the studio effects they were fond of then, that you don't get to hear if you listen to the live versions that are out there...
Aw, that’s it. lol Once Siberian Khatru starts growing again on you, and many, many other Yessongs, it’s a hallmark of their music, IT NEVER STOPS! Best band ever. ❤
start with the Yes album, Perpetual change, Yours is no disgrace, Starship Trooper, and Your move/Seen all good people. If you start there you can go album to album and see the growth. Been following them since 71 and seen over 100 times , never get tired of them
An exhilarating, almost overpowering tour de force from a band at their creative peak. Rick ramping up the mellotron during the closing stream-of-consciousness lyrics and instantly turning dappled sunlight into brooding storm clouds. Chris relentlessly delivering bass lines that could plough fields. Bill keeping the energy and excitement flowing as if the lives of every man, woman and child in the world depended on it. Jon mastering as never before the power of words to move us by the sheer beauty of the images their sounds create in our minds. Steve thinking what this song needs is a catchy guitar riff. As close to perfection as any progressive rock band ever came.
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and YES the greatest show on earth. Sadly I only saw Chris and Alan 36 times ✨️🎶🙏🎶✨️ Thank you ! You warm his silver tops spirit
YES were GREAT , but with 'most' people - they are pretty well forgotten these days . Saw YES in '73 with their 'Close To The Edge' tour . Best concert I ever saw .
I too saw that same 1973 CTTE tour at Winterland in San Francisco. Followed by TFTO in 1974, also at Winterland, both whilst indulging some serious hallucinogens. I can well remember the feeling of how connected I felt to the band and the collective conciseness of the audience experiencing each moment of the music together. I trust your experience was similar. With Peace and Love to you and All! (Michael)
The current lineup is out touring right now. Not everyone has forgotten them. I personally have a huge Yes and related collection and they been my band since the early seventies.
"I bloody love Yes, and what they do." There it is. 😊 Welcome to a great wonderment of sounds, words and composition. So happy you enjoy! 'Please gents, bring me along!'
Just found you, I like the fact that you're exploring all this great prog stuff!!! I wanna recommend one of my favorite Yes tunes, but it's a bit controversial amongst the prog snob types, but cheesy or not, I love "Circus of Heaven"
Me too. I’m such a fanboy/ old geek lol Arriving UFO too. I think Time Is Time from Magnification is as good an album closer as this is, especially considering the 20 or so minutes that comes before. Do you get the idea I can go on and on? lol My poor sons…
What a great reaction bro. the lyrics are poetic like Shakespeare....you can read and decipher them later into a meaning for yourself....but let the instruments and melodies of this song take over your heart and soul which will relax your mind. Great reaction!
@@MusicForTheSoulReactionsAll 3 songs are part of one of the most important albums of all time. And the title track may well be the greatest work of art ever conceived. You’ll see 😊
I suggest smokin a J if you do that, that's how it's done! The lyrics on this one are purely abstract, just chosen for their sound and mood to get your imagination going. Some of their lyrics are like that to one degree or another, others have more specific meaning.
Best...band...ever. From the best album...ever. They only have 23 studio albums. So the rabbit hole can go deep. 😁😁 Thanks!!!! for the reaction to YES.
LMAO you are HILARIOUS! In this, as in all things, I recommend pot over alcohol. That song became a dangerous ear-worm for me, when I first had the album- this particular song. That little motif that Steve Howe plays, made it nearly impossible to concentrate in math class. The duet between Chris Squire and Rick Wakeman (on a harpsichored, no less!).... Enjoy the Yes Effect. And wait till you actually know this song; it gets better and better. also: look up Jon Anderson. He's just released a new album, and a wonderful song called "Shine On". He's not finished with us, yet.
Yes is always good with a little "enhancement"! The first time I saw Yes in concert (about 1973 or 74) I was psychedelically enhanced! Very nice! You just float out of the arena after one of their concerts!
If you haven't heard it yet listen to AWAKEN. It will take you on a spiritual, mind melting journey. Yes, they played this stuff live and I've heard it. Wait until you get to the GATES OF DELIRIUM, it will take you to another reality.
If you're going on this YES journey...I'm going with ya! Been my favorite band for 50 years, so you got some catching up to do. I'll have to go to your playlist, but I have plenty of suggestions. So, "I'll be back".
FYI, YES & Led Zeppelin were London bands that formed in the same year, 1968. Led Zeppelin had a smash hit first album, one of their best, right out of the gate. YES took a couple more years to develop into their astonishing Uber Classic Period, beginning with their 3rd album, The Yes Album 1971. Genesis actually formed in 1967, but their really impressive work, in my opinion, didn't surface until their 4th album, Foxtrot in 1972 Having graduated from high school in 1972, I was a huge fan of all of these amazing bands...
Another Masterpiece of Yes from the "Close To Edge album." and now you have completed the entire album of Yes!!! Which is Yes' Masterpiece album.....and the best Masterpiece album in Music History!!! Good for you!!! LMAO!!! You are funny!!! I am taking a shot with you as I watch you enjoy yourself listening to this masterpiece!!!
BLOODY DAMN LOVE' EM! SICK, THICK & SO RICH!! Probably their most sexy and funkiest of ALL YES songs! I have a remedy to complete your YES/GENESIS trifecta > Next band GENTLE GIANT if you want to take another LEAP into deeply original POLYRHYTHMIC groundbreaking mind-blowing Prog! If you volley between those 3 you'll consolidate your serious PROG fanbase! I promise u!
Another fine reaction! If you haven’t seen Pink Floyd perform Echoes live in Pompeii (1972), you owe it to yourself to check it out. My all time personal favorite. You might need something a little more mind expanding than bourbon. Edibles anyone?✌️❤️🔥
THey are all on fire on this one , but for me, its all about the bass. Chris Squire is all over the place, but driving it at the same time. I've been listening to this for 50 yrs and still not sure what its about, but you got it right about the feeling. Would join you with a shot, but I don't drink anymore. The edibles take too long to kick in, and I'm usually working when you post. I'm in Accounting, I don't think being happy on the old gummies would be wise. US Roadie 1 signing off.
I've just started getting into your channel. You're covering some really good music here. Another band you should have a go at are BLUE OYSTER CULT. Some songs to start with are Cagey Cretins, Cities On Flame with Rock and Roll, Harvester of Eyes, Dominance and Submission. Keep up the great music. I love Zeppelin, Rush, Yes, Genesis, Pink Floy, The Who and Black Sabbath. BOC are just as good, from the 70s as well, but more underrated for some reason. Their biggest hits are (Don't Fear) The Reaper and Godzilla but they have a great catalogue of music.
@@krisdoggett483 ahhhh BOC, more than happy to cover them too. I've heard don't fear the reaper and I'm burning for you as they pop up on some shows I like but the rest are unknown to me. I look forward to it, thanks for the recommendations
Here are some easy-listening prog suggestions: Solaris Misty Morning Matheus Lys Sandy Coast Just A Friend 1-2-6 Graveyard Paradise Wings Morse Moose And The Grey Goose Yes The Remembering Camel Air Born Premiata Forneria Marconi Dolcissima Maria Pooh Il tempo, una donna, la città Genesis Blood On The Rooftops Alan Sorrenti Vorrei Incontrarti Umberto Balsamo Natali Mandalaband The Eye Of Wendor Jordsjø Ulvenatt Le Orme Fine Di Un Viaggio Off Course Save The Love Abba Eagle Bee Gees Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You Moody Blues Nights In White Satin ELO Evil Woman Tony Kosinec All Things Come from God La Verde Stagione L'Onestà Fleetwood Mac Woman of 1000 Years Gary Lewis Jill Nancy Sinatra Lee Hazlewood Some Velvet Morning Saft People In Motion Difference Tree Of Love Modrý efekt Čajovna Socrates Queen Of The Universe Dire Straits Telegraph Road Steve Hackett The Hermit Alan Parsons Project The Turn Of A Friendly Card Lobo Come With Me
If you want the most 'accessable' Yes, everything on 'The Yes Album' is a gem,bro! After close To The Edge, they got much more proggressive and challenging. If you travel there, you may want to stick with songs from The Yes Album,Fragile and Close To The Edge. Much later on (80's), they got closer to a accessable,radio friendly sound with the albums 90125, Big Generator and Talk. And one more later on called 'The Ladder'. Other than these...you'd be heavily challenged. Tread carefully.... ;-) T
I think you're ready for Close to the Edge .... You may need more Bourbon though, and snacks .... as I said, it will f*ck with your mind, but I think you will like it
@MusicForTheSoulReactions awaken with Todmobile will " buzz" you if you want to hear the best of Jon Anderson and Yes music. I too like a drink or smoke ( or both ) when listening to this.
YES! One of my favorite songs especially live!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥FIRE!❤
These guys kick arse!
Great track, from the incredible Album, ’Close To The Edge’.
Also featuring the amazing, ‘And You And I’ and of course the epic masterpiece, ‘Close To The Edge’.
🎶❤️🎶
"Yours Is No Disgrace"
I bet there's a Yes cover band called "No" and another called "Maybe". ANyway, thanks man. I love Yes
@@T23000PLUS 🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
‘Perhaps’
You truly deserve the extreme pleasure of listening to another YES Masterpiece: Yours Is No Disgrace next. And puhleeze listen to the studio version first. Throughout, the studio version delights your ears with many of the studio effects they were fond of then, that you don't get to hear if you listen to the live versions that are out there...
This was their opening song live for years! ☮️❤️🎼
tysm ive gotten to know and love yes for abought a year and a half now. after giving this song another listen it has grown on me.
Aw, that’s it. lol
Once Siberian Khatru starts growing again on you, and many, many other Yessongs, it’s a hallmark of their music, IT NEVER STOPS!
Best band ever. ❤
start with the Yes album, Perpetual change, Yours is no disgrace, Starship Trooper, and Your move/Seen all good people. If you start there you can go album to album and see the growth. Been following them since 71 and seen over 100 times , never get tired of them
YES!!! The greatest band there ever was or will ever be!🤩
What Tiger said.
@@YESFan1971 🤩
What you guys are saying. ❤
All I can say is...YES
💯
YES! 😊
An exhilarating, almost overpowering tour de force from a band at their creative peak. Rick ramping up the mellotron during the closing stream-of-consciousness lyrics and instantly turning dappled sunlight into brooding storm clouds. Chris relentlessly delivering bass lines that could plough fields. Bill keeping the energy and excitement flowing as if the lives of every man, woman and child in the world depended on it. Jon mastering as never before the power of words to move us by the sheer beauty of the images their sounds create in our minds. Steve thinking what this song needs is a catchy guitar riff. As close to perfection as any progressive rock band ever came.
@@richardfurness7556 love this comment!
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and YES the greatest show on earth. Sadly I only saw Chris and Alan 36 times
✨️🎶🙏🎶✨️
Thank you ! You warm his silver tops spirit
@@lesblatnyak5947 36 times, is that it?! 🤣
YES were GREAT , but with 'most' people - they are pretty well forgotten these days . Saw YES in '73 with their 'Close To The Edge' tour . Best concert I ever saw .
I too saw that same 1973 CTTE tour at Winterland in San Francisco. Followed by TFTO in 1974, also at Winterland, both whilst indulging some serious hallucinogens. I can well remember the feeling of how connected I felt to the band and the collective conciseness of the audience experiencing each moment of the music together. I trust your experience was similar.
With Peace and Love to you and All! (Michael)
The current lineup is out touring right now. Not everyone has forgotten them. I personally have a huge Yes and related collection and they been my band since the early seventies.
They put on my top 4 concert experiences.
At least. ❤
"I bloody love Yes, and what they do." There it is. 😊 Welcome to a great wonderment of sounds, words and composition. So happy you enjoy!
'Please gents, bring me along!'
Just found you, I like the fact that you're exploring all this great prog stuff!!! I wanna recommend one of my favorite Yes tunes, but it's a bit controversial amongst the prog snob types, but cheesy or not, I love "Circus of Heaven"
Me too. I’m such a fanboy/ old geek lol
Arriving UFO too.
I think Time Is Time from Magnification is as good an album closer as this is, especially considering the 20 or so minutes that comes before.
Do you get the idea I can go on and on? lol
My poor sons…
What a great reaction bro. the lyrics are poetic like Shakespeare....you can read and decipher them later into a meaning for yourself....but let the instruments and melodies of this song take over your heart and soul which will relax your mind. Great reaction!
Best band, ever. Period.
Yeah. This is one of their top five. Damn dreadnought.
One of the three gems on Close to the Edge. Many say the “weakest.” That’s how good the others are ❤
@@mattleppard1970 to even see this in any capacity as weak is crazy to me!
@@MusicForTheSoulReactionsAll 3 songs are part of one of the most important albums of all time. And the title track may well be the greatest work of art ever conceived. You’ll see 😊
@@mattleppard1970 well all this positivity about it is certainly gearing me up for it!
@@mattleppard1970
Yeah. The entire album.
Might be the apex work of the age.
I suggest smokin a J if you do that, that's how it's done! The lyrics on this one are purely abstract, just chosen for their sound and mood to get your imagination going. Some of their lyrics are like that to one degree or another, others have more specific meaning.
Best...band...ever. From the best album...ever. They only have 23 studio albums. So the rabbit hole can go deep. 😁😁 Thanks!!!! for the reaction to YES.
Thanks for the review from a Kiwi from New Zealand, glad to be on your rollercoaster of a journey...
@@kevinjekyll1521 glad to have you on board 🙂
Their hardest-driving track of all.
LMAO you are HILARIOUS!
In this, as in all things, I recommend pot over alcohol.
That song became a dangerous ear-worm for me, when I first had the album- this particular song. That little motif that Steve Howe plays, made it nearly impossible to concentrate in math class. The duet between Chris Squire and Rick Wakeman (on a harpsichored, no less!)....
Enjoy the Yes Effect. And wait till you actually know this song; it gets better and better.
also: look up Jon Anderson. He's just released a new album, and a wonderful song called "Shine On". He's not finished with us, yet.
Yes is always good with a little "enhancement"! The first time I saw Yes in concert (about 1973 or 74) I was psychedelically enhanced! Very nice! You just float out of the arena after one of their concerts!
Peyote for me, 1975, first 3 songs Sound Chaser, Close To The Edge and Gates Of Delirium. I was so impressed I saw YES 35 more times
Yes the greatest band on this planet or any other. The bands you're choosing are super enjoy the rabbit hole you are now in.
there is so much good Yes, it's a great journey
If you haven't heard it yet listen to AWAKEN. It will take you on a spiritual, mind melting journey. Yes, they played this stuff live and I've heard it. Wait until you get to the GATES OF DELIRIUM, it will take you to another reality.
@@topographic1973ify I've got those 2 on my list...can't wait, sounds like they are going to be epic!
If you're going on this YES journey...I'm going with ya! Been my favorite band for 50 years, so you got some catching up to do. I'll have to go to your playlist, but I have plenty of suggestions. So, "I'll be back".
@@HendersonDavid-m8r i look forward to it. Appreciate you coming along 🙂
Love YES!!!!!!!! Spiritual music.
"Yours is No Disgrace", opening track to the "YES" album....studio version please...
@@martinellis7156 on the list 🙂
More top tier Yes. You have much to discover.
FYI, YES & Led Zeppelin were London bands that formed in the same year, 1968. Led Zeppelin had a smash hit first album, one of their best, right out of the gate. YES took a couple more years to develop into their astonishing Uber Classic Period, beginning with their 3rd album, The Yes Album 1971. Genesis actually formed in 1967, but their really impressive work, in my opinion, didn't surface until their 4th album, Foxtrot in 1972
Having graduated from high school in 1972, I was a huge fan of all of these amazing bands...
Thank you for reaction! Loving the journeys.
Great reaction! Loved it (chocolates and so on 😂😂👍👍)
More Genesis and Yes, please. How about "Can-Utility And The Coastliners" (Genesis) and "America" (Yes)?
Another Masterpiece of Yes from the "Close To Edge album." and now you have completed the entire album of Yes!!! Which is Yes' Masterpiece album.....and the best Masterpiece album in Music History!!! Good for you!!! LMAO!!! You are funny!!! I am taking a shot with you as I watch you enjoy yourself listening to this masterpiece!!!
Timeless is a good adjective.Thank you for all the hard work in making these excellent videos.The album cover was always dual purpose...!!
@@BusstterNutt you're welcome. Thank you for joining me!!
You are definitely ready for the title track of this album Close To The Edge (studio version plz).
BLOODY DAMN LOVE' EM! SICK, THICK & SO RICH!! Probably their most sexy and funkiest of ALL YES songs! I have a remedy to complete your YES/GENESIS trifecta > Next band GENTLE GIANT if you want to take another LEAP into deeply original POLYRHYTHMIC groundbreaking mind-blowing Prog! If you volley between those 3 you'll consolidate your serious PROG fanbase! I promise u!
Might as well finish the album off by doing their masterpiece of prog Close to the Edge. A wonderful journey of sound.
@@ericanderson8886 it's on my list, amongst many others that I eagerly await to hear!!
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions Right after the Lamb
Another fine reaction! If you haven’t seen Pink Floyd perform Echoes live in Pompeii (1972), you owe it to yourself to check it out. My all time personal favorite. You might need something a little more mind expanding than bourbon. Edibles anyone?✌️❤️🔥
Superb thanks
More YES please and thank you for your channel.
You should check out Turn of the Century by Yes from their 1976 album Going for the one it's the band's most beautiful love song
@@davidpickford1301 added to the list my man
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions heads up for a new band from across the pond Styx - live version of Suite Madame Blue
@@davidpickford1301 sounds good, new band suggestions always peak my interest. Cheers for that
Best band ever!!!!❤
They must definitely at least be considered up there!
Pinnacle!
@@stevedotwood 💯
THey are all on fire on this one , but for me, its all about the bass. Chris Squire is all over the place, but driving it at the same time. I've been listening to this for 50 yrs and still not sure what its about, but you got it right about the feeling. Would join you with a shot, but I don't drink anymore. The edibles take too long to kick in, and I'm usually working when you post. I'm in Accounting, I don't think being happy on the old gummies would be wise. US Roadie 1 signing off.
@@Pcrimson1 hahahaha the next day, checking your accounting work would be interesting post edibles 🤣🤦♂️
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions Its bad enough when I'm not on gummies...
@@Pcrimson1 🤣🤣
Oh, hell yeah!!!!!!!!
I've just started getting into your channel. You're covering some really good music here. Another band you should have a go at are BLUE OYSTER CULT. Some songs to start with are Cagey Cretins, Cities On Flame with Rock and Roll, Harvester of Eyes, Dominance and Submission. Keep up the great music. I love Zeppelin, Rush, Yes, Genesis, Pink Floy, The Who and Black Sabbath. BOC are just as good, from the 70s as well, but more underrated for some reason. Their biggest hits are (Don't Fear) The Reaper and Godzilla but they have a great catalogue of music.
@@krisdoggett483 ahhhh BOC, more than happy to cover them too. I've heard don't fear the reaper and I'm burning for you as they pop up on some shows I like but the rest are unknown to me. I look forward to it, thanks for the recommendations
The reason I bought a Rickenbacker bass.
more Yes please
Here are some easy-listening prog suggestions:
Solaris Misty Morning
Matheus Lys
Sandy Coast Just A Friend
1-2-6 Graveyard Paradise
Wings Morse Moose And The Grey Goose
Yes The Remembering
Camel Air Born
Premiata Forneria Marconi Dolcissima Maria
Pooh Il tempo, una donna, la città
Genesis Blood On The Rooftops
Alan Sorrenti Vorrei Incontrarti
Umberto Balsamo Natali
Mandalaband The Eye Of Wendor
Jordsjø Ulvenatt
Le Orme Fine Di Un Viaggio
Off Course Save The Love
Abba Eagle
Bee Gees Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You
Moody Blues Nights In White Satin
ELO Evil Woman
Tony Kosinec All Things Come from God
La Verde Stagione L'Onestà
Fleetwood Mac Woman of 1000 Years
Gary Lewis Jill
Nancy Sinatra Lee Hazlewood Some Velvet Morning
Saft People In Motion
Difference Tree Of Love
Modrý efekt Čajovna
Socrates Queen Of The Universe
Dire Straits Telegraph Road
Steve Hackett The Hermit
Alan Parsons Project The Turn Of A Friendly Card
Lobo Come With Me
@@kjellmand7103 great list there for me to pick from, I'll stick some on the list, thank you very much
If you want the most 'accessable' Yes, everything on 'The Yes Album' is a gem,bro! After close To The Edge, they got much more proggressive and challenging. If you travel there, you may want to stick with songs from The Yes Album,Fragile and Close To The Edge. Much later on (80's), they got closer to a accessable,radio friendly sound with the albums 90125, Big Generator and Talk. And one more later on called 'The Ladder'. Other than these...you'd be heavily challenged. Tread carefully.... ;-) T
Where's my heart from you ?
I think you're ready for Close to the Edge .... You may need more Bourbon though, and snacks .... as I said, it will f*ck with your mind, but I think you will like it
@@nrp0504 bourbon and snacks a necessity...that sounds like my kind of track!!
@@MusicForTheSoulReactions trust me ... after the first few minutes, you won't know whether you're Arthur or Martha! 🤣
@@nrp0504 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤯
Maybe it is the music and not the drink giving you the " Buzz" !
Oh definitely!!!
@MusicForTheSoulReactions awaken with Todmobile will " buzz" you if you want to hear the best of Jon Anderson and Yes music. I too like a drink or smoke ( or both ) when listening to this.