New subscriber here. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to YES because I want others to discover their great talent. They are the number one Progressive Rock band in my opinion. I've seen them over a dozen times since 1975. "Close to the Edge", "Roundabout" "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium", "The Revealing Science of God" (live version from The Keys to Ascension album), "That, That Is", "Turn of the Century" 'Starship Trooper", "In the Presence of", lots more. Keep them coming you won't regret it!
To me classic (1968-78) Yes is more modern classical music than just "prog rock". Same movements, structure, focus on tension and release...it's all there.
You mentioned that King Crimson Red came out thie same year, suggesting it wiped this record. KC is amazing, but a very different style. At this moment, Yes were feeling really jazzy, so comparing this album to, say, Mahavishnu Orchestra would have been a more appropriate comparison. Yes doing “Close to the Edge or Fragile” would have been better comparisons for KC. Love the reaction. Also, to see how prog morphed into the rest of music, check out this video by Andy Edwards (a prog drummer) ua-cam.com/video/r5JXal2fgoo/v-deo.html - very interesting!!
Relayer TIMESTAMPS
1-The Gates Of Delirium 0:50
2-Sound Chaser 27:59
3-To Be Over 37:50
Smiley ball 🙂
Saw Yes play all three in 75. Bloody amazing, saw 35 more tours
New subscriber here. I subscribe to anyone who reacts to YES because I want others to discover their great talent. They are the number one Progressive Rock band in my opinion. I've seen them over a dozen times since 1975. "Close to the Edge", "Roundabout" "Awaken", "The Gates of Delirium", "The Revealing Science of God" (live version from The Keys to Ascension album), "That, That Is", "Turn of the Century" 'Starship Trooper", "In the Presence of", lots more. Keep them coming you won't regret it!
this is just a clips channel bro.
Sound Chaser is so damn underrated holy shiiiiiiit
This album is the SHIT!!!!!!!!! I have it hanging on my wall. In plastic of course.
To me classic (1968-78) Yes is more modern classical music than just "prog rock". Same movements, structure, focus on tension and release...it's all there.
I mean those are inherent aspects of symphonic prog since it is mainly inspired by classical music
My favorite Yes album is Drama. So yeah. Lol.
A MYSTICAL EPIC ALBUM ...💯💯💯💜💜💜💜🎵🎶🎶😪😪😪🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAASE find some way to upload him reacting to CLOSE TO THE EDGE
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth. Seen Yes 36 times. South Side Of The Sky is delicious. 🙏🍁
This album gave Steve Howe his fifth consecutive Guitar Magazine Best Guitar Player of the Year award. The reason they cut it off at 5.
I love Yes! My favorite album is 90125!!!
🍿and now we wait...
You mentioned that King Crimson Red came out thie same year, suggesting it wiped this record. KC is amazing, but a very different style. At this moment, Yes were feeling really jazzy, so comparing this album to, say, Mahavishnu Orchestra would have been a more appropriate comparison. Yes doing “Close to the Edge or Fragile” would have been better comparisons for KC. Love the reaction. Also, to see how prog morphed into the rest of music, check out this video by Andy Edwards (a prog drummer) ua-cam.com/video/r5JXal2fgoo/v-deo.html - very interesting!!
I'm always back and forth on which one I like the best between CTTE or this one.
there would be no Rush without Yes...just ask Jeddy
Geddy even...lol
There are hardly any views. WHAT???????????
F Pitchfork
low volume....