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- Symphonic Live is a 2-CD & 2-DVD live release by progressive rock band Yes on Eagle Rock Entertainment, recorded with the European Festival Orchestra in November 2001. Jon Anderson -- vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion Steve Howe -- guitar, lap steel guitar, backing vocals Chris Squire -- bass, backing vocals Alan White -- drums, backing vocals Tom Brislin -- keyboards, backing vocals
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This particular song never gets old for those of us who grew up with it. It is simply uplifting and I just seem to be transported to a better place when I hear it. I am 66 years old and Yes still can make me feel like a teenager all over again and optimistic about the world we live in.
Yo tengo 62 y sí,aún vibró,sueño y lloro de emoción al escucharla,al sentirla,que afortunados fuimos y seguimos siendolo verdad??❤💯
You are a youngster of sorts. At 73 "YES", I agree with " You and I "
A mi aún me pone la piel de gallina
Quality never gets old.
I completely agree ~ I am transported to another time and place where I hear this Masterpiece.
And I cry, overcome with great emotion at the beauty of it all.
Another Virtuoso performance, a Masterpiece ~ YES!
Just proves once again that I grew up in the best era of rock music.
Dito!!!
I saw them 3 times and met Jon. I love "The Tales From Topographic Oceans", wow so good. Squire, Howe, White, Wakeman, Brewbaker, and the cream of the crop Jon Anderson. It was another reality for me. What the hell happened? 😢
I like to think I did. February 18, 1980. I grew up listening to everything my dad loved, 60s and 70s, then grew up hearing the 80s, I still love a lot of the 80s, but then I got the 90s as a teen. I love the 60s-80s, but man were the 90s wild. Probably comparable to kids born in 60 reaching the late 60s. But all I can say is todays music sucks
You are right😂
20 years ago, Yes helped me get through my cancer. They were all I had. Love in sound.
Glad you're a cancer survivor. Back in '74 I saw two concerts by March. Zappa and Yes. What a great start for that year.
Two years out of treatment...love to you my strong friend
Yes is love in a song.
Hope you are cancer free but you cling to any crutch when you are broken, however the crutch does not cling to you!?!
Wow that's great.
John Anderson's voice has never changed. It is as perfect now as it was back a few decades ago. What a voice!
crystal clear!
We have been so privileged to have such artists as Yes, ELP, Pink Floyd and others to write the soundtracks of our lives.
Genesis
Absolutely!!! They are the modern classical musicians, Progressive Rock at its maximum dimensions
Still to this very day, YES is one of my biggest musical influence. Steve Howe inspired me to play classical guitar. jamiepalumbo.com
Yes, how incredibly lucky we were to be there when Prog came into town, these people gave us something we could keep in our hearts and love unconditionally for the rest of our lives, their music.
So true ! What is left for next generation ? Not much.
We need more music like this. If you listen to it just right, if it hits you just right I swear it'll bring a tear to your eye it's just that beautiful
You are absolutely right.
It brings many to my eyes . I love this band Dearly
yes a true masterpiece no one makes music or can sing like Jon absolutely amazing forever xxx
The ending with the pedal steel makes me tear up
I cry throughout ~ it only takes a note, a chord, a feeling ~ and my throat tightens, my tears roll down my cheeks with sheer pleasure,.
I can't wait for what come next ~
And never has it failed to bring me to that state of wonderment once again ❤
I lost my Dad 50 years ago today. I was 13. We both adored this song. My emotions are overwhelming, as it takes me back to another place and time. Just the first note.. and I'm there. Tears. This masterpiece. I miss you always and forever, Daddy🤍~
So sweet.
This is beyond surreal. Transcendent. Just when I thought I'd seen the best version. Steve Howe was SO sadly under rated. He is a genius on lead. YES was the most musically talented group ever. :)
Was?
Agreed. I saw them live with their classic lineup and this actually beats it. Go figure.
By who? Wait for it, only folks who have never listened to YES
Howe was never underated.
After Rush, yes they were 😊
I feel Sooooooo badly…. For the people who DIDNT live in a time where music was truly so rich, evocative, diverse, welcomed, loving…. And now fifty years later…. So beautiful in the emotions we can recall…. The places … the EXACT places we were FEELING this Music for the first time….
❤❤❤
Close to the Edge was an album unlike anything before or since, it's on a different level.
It's an over looked album, as all of the Yes albums. Drama awesome as well.
Yes. They captured lightning in a bottle there. Oddly, they also seemed to accidentally also do that with Yesongs, Relayer and Going for the One. All exceptional albums. Odd that!
their entire repertory is just from another dimension. There is not a band like Yes, they're trully unique.
A bit of Heaven here on earth.
Do we love music?
YES!
Chris Squire is the only band member to appear on all Yes albums, so I’ve heard. An absolutely phenomenal bass player, in my humble opinion.
I am 62 grew up in my homeland Chile my dad used to work for RCA Victor where most of the records, were made, I was lucky having the chance to listen this outstanding music, thanks GOD for this chance
Heard this a million times over the decades but still keep coming back to it again, why, because it is a timeless masterpiece written and played by a group at the top of their game. The young ones in the orchestra obviously dig it and it makes this version refreshing and full of hope that people will still love this music for many more decades to come.
Ally Mac 1000% agreed
Carol MacDonald oh yes I mean Yes. Heaven is real like yes. Chris Squire Bass player is their
I saw this tour in Cardiff, Carol. From start to finish my jaw was on the floor. It was simply stunning.
those kids in the orchestra played with a profound power and wisdom..they obviously weren't around this music was in the public eye ..you would think 40 50 60 year old seasoned musicians would interpret this better but these youngsters loved this and were into it heavy!!!
I feel like I am 15 years old again and way up in my tree with my cassette player, eyes closed, smiling, dreaming.
Steve Howe’s slide guitar gets me every time! A true masterpiece
Also, Steve has a keen perception of guitar theory like no other. Profound.
His work on wonderous stories was amazing
100
The most underrated love song ever written
This is one of the best songs in the history of humanity, I've NEVER been tired of listening to it for 6 years and counting and still gives me the chills from start to end. Definitely one of the most underrated songs ever.
This is a masterful piece of music. It gives me goosebumps to listen to it. Belongs to History of Mankind with the music of the Masters.
muxux4 I have to agree. Certain music swells up to fill the emotions, and this song belongs in that group.
Jon is a god!
I never know what the hell Yes was ever singing about but it sounded good. I think the words meant nothing but they sounded deep when in actuality they were as deep as the Ramones.
@@kevinkline7242 "as deep as the Ramones"!! thanks for that!
@@bndeyo In the words of Joey Ramone "Sitting here in Queens
Eating re-fried beans
We're in all the magazines
Gulpin' down Thorazines
We ain't got no friends
Our troubles never end
No Christmas cards to send
Daddy likes men
From "Happy Family"
Master musicians!!!! Better than the album version?? RIP Chris
20 years later and I still have the hairs stood up on the back of my neck..
20 years for me it’s 40
50....
Just watched this and the same
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I just read your comment Ian. I was about to say I always get goosebumps when I listen to this. 40 years later I still do. So moving
in my humble opinion I can't think of a better, more creative decade than the 70s.. and I am eternally grateful for those artists whose originality continues to be celebrated 50 years later.
I agree
Chris Squire's harmonica part at 07:50 makes me tear up really bad. This song is way too good. I can't thank my dad enough for introducing me to Yes.
My Dad, too. Not to Yes, but expanded my musical horizons from 45s to 331/3 long play albums...funny to remember Roundabout was an A.M. hit (in shorter form).
Yah, and then he tosses it to a roadie without missing a note!
Great father!
100th like - Well done Dad.
@@JamesSmith-vz8yr Haha, very nice. My father unfortunately passed around Christmas 2020, but the music he taught me to enjoy will be treasured forever, and he'll live there inbetween the notes until the day I inevitably die as well.
What a deeply moving and mystical song.
Has made me cry every time for 50 years
Back in the 80's I took a first date to Yes. A small outdoors summer show in Toronto... we're still together.
I'm always impressed by Jon Anderson's attention to spot on pitch in his live performances. I think it shows a great respect both for the music and the Yes audience.
Anderson was always a wise rocker. Never risked his throat doing dangerous technics as drive or gutural.
The rockers that lost quality in their singing abused these technics.
@@josie1776 Except perhaps on "City of Love."
Brings tears to my eyes. I can still see me playing the Close to the edge album ( my sis got me 4 my birthday I was 12 ) over and over driving my parents nuts.... LOL thanks Tony
carl cappuccio i love it! my first YES album was Fragile & i played it so much my Dad bought me a headset haha
LOTS OF ROCK AND ESPECIALLY NEW WAVE MUSIC IS FILLED WITH SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES AND PROPHECY FROM GOD/CHRIST AIMED AT THE DEVIL AND THE FALLEN ANGELS AND ALL WHO FOLLOW THEM. BLACK SABBATH'S "WAR PIGS" IS A GREAT EXAMPLE OF GOD/CHRIST'S WORK. THIS SONG AND THE MANNER OF WHICH IT IS WRITTEN IN, SCREAMS THE ALMIGHTY GOD WHO IS CHRIST.
Acts 2:17-21 New King James Version (NKJV)
17 ‘And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God,
That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh;
Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy,
Your young men shall see visions,
Your old men shall dream dreams.
18 And on My menservants and on My maidservants
I will pour out My Spirit in those days;
And they shall prophesy.
19 I will show wonders in heaven above
And signs in the earth beneath:
Blood and fire and vapor of smoke.
20 The sun shall be turned into darkness,
And the moon into blood,
Before the coming of the great and awesome day of the Lord.
21 And it shall come to pass
That whoever calls on the name of the Lord
Shall be saved.’
@@Frank289100 Oh please put away the foil hats.
@@richardjosephus6802 FOR YOU GODLESS, SECULAR, ATHEIST AND SATANIC COMMUNITY WHO LISTENED AND LOVE ALL THIS GREAT MUSIC AND STILL DO. THIS HITS HARD TO KNOW LOTS OF THE GREAT MUSIC IN ROCK AND ESPECIALLY NEW WAVE MUSIC IS INSPIRED BY THE ALMIGHTY GOD CHRIST HIMSELF. GOD'S WISDOM AND HOW HE USES IT IS MIND BOGGLING. WHEN BLACK SABBATH WENT INTO THE STUDIO TO MAKE THEIR 3RD ALBUM. THE STUDIO WAS HOT AND MUGGY AND AS THEY WERE GETTING READY TO LEAVE. A COOL BREEZE SWEPT THROUGH THE STUDIO AND THEY ALL GOT THE INSPIRATION TO MAKE THE ALBUM ABOUT GOD/CHRIST. EVEN DOWN TO THE ALBUM COVER CALLED "MASTER OF REALITY" IT IS GOD HIMSELF. THE COOL BREEZE IS WHAT GOD MENTIONS IN ACTS 2:17 IT WAS THE POURING OUT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. RICHARD, LIKE MANY SATANISTS TODAY YOU ARE PROBABLY SUCKING THE DEVIL SATAN'S DICK. ONLY TO FIND OUT THIS FACT WHICH IS LIKE SOMEONE PUT A STICK OF DYNAMITE UP YOUR ASS. EVERYTHING WE HAVE HERE IN THIS WORLD WAS PUT HERE BY GOD/CHRIST FOR MAN'S ENJOYMENT. FROM THE AMPS, GUITARS, PIANO'S, COMPUTERS, CARS, AND THIS LIST IS ENDLESS SO JUST LIVE WITH IT INSTEAD OF FIGHTING IT.
Beautiful, it has been a long time since I have heard YES. They are timeless. I was a teen when I first heard YES. It was as if they were talking to me about how I felt at the time. It feels that they are still talking to me after 44 years. Time may be moving, but this music takes me back . . . back home to a time when I was free, free of burdens, free to express myself without having to justify my actions. Making love just for the fun of it. Hanging out with good friends, drinking a beer and smoking a joint while sitting in the dark listening to YES on the record player. Those were good times.
4 me not 44 years, lets say 35 orso, but the feeling - i learned them through a album of my sister back than - is exactly the same.... real good times !!!!
Sven Vandevyvere Cool
My first concert after 90125 was released. Wish I was old enough to have seen them in the early 70s. Such a great show
Tank Stuffer I am old enough to have seen them in the 1970's and I did. Great shows, great memories and great music.
You said what i was going to say. YES!
Rest in the Heavens Alan White , Very gifted and dedicated loyal Yes band member. One the Finest Drummers . Thank you for your gift to us
The band is magical! So glad I grew up during the 70's, the music was fantastic!
Agree, but now we are 60!
Coming here to celebrate Chris Squire's life. So many memories, such sad news.
chris was a regular guy...and a GREAT bass player to be sure...
One of the kids give squire a bow..sic!
Miss him was why I started playing the bass but he was so much more then one of the great bassist of our time......
Yes was HIS band, so many people never knew that. Wrote almost every song, Jon Anderson , a brilliant lyricist and singer, but the genius was always Chris Squire.
I have to give Jon credit for his vocals. He doesn't get lazy and flatten the delivery. He hits his notes with energy and clarity.
Jon's still able to reach those notes because his voice has always been in a higher register than many other singers. As we get older, our voices just don't have that range anymore. ;-)
Mike Harrison Jon also takes care of his voice.
@@johnarcarese4804 By drinking only wine in room temperature... ;) Kidding! Loooove him and Yes. Prog is my No. 1 in last 45 years.
I reckon he doesn't smoke tobacco
Got a good woman looking out for 'im
This is my favourite composition by this great band. They had so many wonderful songs, but this one stands out for me.
Heart of the sunrise is unfairly good.
I've listened to this ever since 1973 on the Album Compilation Yessongs. Loved it then and love this Live Version now.
Jon sounds exactly the same as when he was young.
His vocal chord never matured, and never got older either XD
Most incredible singer ever, and still has it.
That's because his nuts never dropped.
Better, actually. Meaning he's not rushed as much
Lots of pot. It helps to stunt your growth. Dude I work with smokes all the time and he ain't going get no taller. His voice ain't going get deeper. Yep Brandon is a Hobbit with a driver's license and a management position. Toke up.
Majestic, soaring, gorgeous music fro Yes. Symphony adds so much body.
One Of The Greatest bands of all time, Such excellent musicians, Jon Anderson's Voice, Steve Howe, Chris SQ, They Were 25-30 years ahead of The Rest ! Been A Huge FAN Since Early70's, and always will be !
I get a lump in my throat every time I watch this.
Me too, it's indescribable to those who can't feel it ❤️
If a song were ever sent to Earth by extra terrestrials, it would be this masterpiece of time and space.
Maybe...
There will never be a rock band that so perfectly created music. The greatest rock group in history.
That's the thuth
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Yep this is insane. What a masterpiece it must have been wonderful live!
It was Brian and I was lucky enough to see them do this twice.
I saw them do this dozens of times and it was always one of the most powerful and spiritual experiences of my life
I was in awe of Yes when I first discovered them in the 70s and I'm still mesmerized by them today. Such a genius of orchestral perfection. One of a kind! Timeless!
Gary Hawkins , I agree. We are mesmerized by their music both in the 70s and now.They are timeless.
In their minds, I believe they wanted to be that perfect transition between Classical Music and modern Day Rock! In my mind they succeeded beyond any other current day band. Jethro Tull used classical movements in his songs , but fits more into folk rock than classical rock. Yes is unparalleled as a Classical Rock group!
The first time I heard them was when I heard 'Your Move' on the radio when it first came out. I loved it so much I had to go straight out and buy it. Little did I know what was to come!
When I die, and surely I will, I'm taking all my Yes albums with me.
Never tire of listening...
Truth.....
Taking them where?
in cd or vinyl?
@@justjeph6927 down below
when you die..you'll BE living in a YES album!
I never tire of this melodious version. This song makes YES unique and special. Thank-you !
Unless you have seen this live, you could never feel this intense love amongst the audience! I sure miss it!
This concert is for me one of the greatest Yes moments - everyone was in superb form, the sound is just fantastic. Squire is a monster on this entire live album
Squire was probably the best progressive/rock bassist that ever existed.
I watched this after Chris Squire passed. It is so superlatively beautiful that I cried while listening.
This music gives me chills, just like when I first heard it 48 years ago.
oh man, i just listened to this song two years ago. first time I heard it, i didnt like it. however, the more and more i listened, the more i saw how much of a masterpiece it is. one time gave me the chills down to the last vertebrate. so amazing!
I got chills now. Glad others feel the same. Take care!!
Me too 😊👩🦰 I was 15, now 58 and it still swallows me like that very first time in my boyfriend's room. Turn table and big headphones. Just like it was yesterday 👩🦰🥰🐘♥️
Its amazing. Ahead of its time
This plugs me right back into the 1970s and GOD! what a lovely thing it is! The melodies, the composition, the MOOG! YES Wow!
Close To The Edge is easily my favorite Yes album. I bought it in high school back in the 70’s and played it a zillion times, memorizing every note. There are parts on that album that I thought were improvisation that I later learned were written parts. What brilliance! Sorry to say that I only saw them once as a group, back around 1975 in Colt Park, Hartford.
One of the best rock groups ever!
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If this music didn't touch you, consider yourself untouchable.
aka dead inside
Try listening to the Argentine band The Bird Making Machine (La maquina de hacer pájaros). really is very good.
Definitely, check your pulse.
just think of all the music other people like that they'd consider you untouchable for disliking, and then think how fucking stupid that comment was
I think Nancy Pelosi is untouchable...the top "Demon"crat on the Planet...
I’ve discovered through the years since my brother introduced me to Yes in 1973 or so, that there are two types of people. Those of us who appreciate Yes and those who don’t. ❤️
talk about fully realizing this song live. amazing.
And You and I is certainly one of the finest pieces of music in Rock history. It gives me chills pretty well every time I hear it.
So magical. My husband & I have always loved this song. We were at this concert and the wonderful abstract golden figures were so wonderful to watch. They are helping each other, and they give each other angel wings to soar away from all their troubles and they are away and safe within their arms and hearts. So perfect to see them and hear this timeless band that has intertwined our lives. We were kids in 1971 and at 13 yrs old, we were in love. Now the band and our love has taken wings and we are about to see our 45th Wedding Anniversary together. True Magic to music,
I loved the robots. They are a little like those videos you see of animals helping each other or cats fostering chickens etc. Just pure love.
Beautiful..I pray for that kind of lifelong love
Blessings upon blessings on your hearts forever!
That's a beautiful story! You are both blessed!
Whoa. This brought more tears on top of the tears from the performance. I'm just a steaming mess now.
The Yes sound takes me back to wonderful times and memories!(' at a low point and this song made me feel better❣❣
One of my favorite tunes of all time. Always a joyous experience to hear. Reminds me there are joys in this life to be had and enjoyed and not to be missed.
What an amazing song!
After all these years still goose bumps.
This concert was one of those _extremely_ rare times when a rock band and an orchestra actually worked.
Procol Harum with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra (1971) worked extremely well. Here's a taste.. th-cam.com/video/GPlf09nVgWk/w-d-xo.html
Listen to procol harum live in Edmonton
I was lucky to see the Moody Blues with the Albany Symphony Orchestra in Albany N.Y.
The Moody Blues at Albany, NY and Saratoga Performing Arts Center were Awesome ❤❤❤
When music really mattered- thank you to the various members of YES who always lifted our spirits- in COVID time it's greatly appreciated!
MUSIC IS SO POWERFUL, THIS SONG BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF PLACES AND PEOPLE LONG MISSED !! LOVE THE ICONIC MUSIC!!!!
♥️
Steve Howe genius!
U rock baby
Yes... and the strings specially the cellos add warmth. And violins added brightness and power on top of steves playing
LOTS OF ROCK AND ESPECIALLY NEW WAVE MUSIC IS FILLED WITH SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES AND PROPHECY FROM GOD/CHRIST AIMED AT THE DEVIL AND THE FALLEN ANGELS AND ALL WHO FOLLOW THEM. BLACK SABBATH'S "WAR PIGS" IS A GREAT EXAMPLE OF GOD/CHRIST'S WORK. THIS SONG AND THE MANNER OF WHICH IT IS WRITTEN IN, SCREAMS THE ALMIGHTY GOD WHO IS CHRIST.
Acts 2:17-21 New King James Version (NKJV)
17 ‘And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God,
That I will pour out of My Spirit on all flesh;
Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy,
Your young men shall see visions,
Your old men shall dream dreams.
18 And on My menservants and on My maidservants
I will pour out My Spirit in those days;
And they shall prophesy.
19 I will show wonders in heaven above
And signs in the earth beneath:
Blood and fire and vapor of smoke.
20 The sun shall be turned into darkness,
And the moon into blood,
Before the coming of the great and awesome day of the Lord.
21 And it shall come to pass
That whoever calls on the name of the Lord
Shall be saved.’
Right! As much as is going on in this song, his playing, esp. the steel guitar, carries it through.
@@justjeph6927 DID YOU KNOW WHEN JETHRO TULL WROTE 'LIVING IN THE PAST". HE NEVER KNEW WHY HE WROTE IT, AND NEVER LIKED PLAYING IT IN CONCERT AND AVOIDED THE SONG. I KNOW THERE ARE MESSAGES IN "LIVING IN THE PAST" AIMED AT THE DEVIL. WHAT YES THOUGHT THEY WERE SINGING ABOUT AND WHAT GOD WAS CONVEYING THROUGH THEM IS 2 DIFFERENT THINGS. THE LYRICS IN THIS SONG "AND YOU AND I" IS ALMOST AS IF GOD IS SPEAKING ABOUT THE BEGINNING, BEFORE HE CREATED WHAT WE READ IN GENESIS.
Jon Anderson - voice of an angel. Steve Howe - guitar God (along with David Gilmore!). Chris Squire - IMO, one of the most lyrical bassists ever! RIP Chris...
another Witness of the Truth....we are (Humanly) Blessed....@keaaugirl....
@@jazzfusioner9840 Thank you!
Maybe you want to say David Gilmour (Gilmore is a shred jazz-rock guitarist)
In Chris Squire's hands, the bass becomes a lead instrument.
The 1970s may have been Yes in their prime, but this is Yes at their best. Fully realized and experienced. It's incredible that 30 years later that Jon can still hit every note.
Saw them in Frankfurt, Germany in 73 or 74. OMG... Perfect.. We all fell asleep on the train after the concert and missed our stop.
Beautiful! I grew up listening to yes because my dad loved them so much! He died last year, and I can’t stop my tears. He used to love this song. I’m 42, dad was 68. We played time and a word at his funeral.❤
"...All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you...."
Such a beautiful song especialy with Squire's melodic bass playing. I am so glad that I was able to see them numerous times live. This is one of the reasons that Yes should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
They are IN as of 2017. That's how long it took them to recognize genius. I would have awarded them in 19fucking72.
Wow! The "symphony" is so...so...so much more than we "hear." My awe in humanity lifted when all seems so lost outside my door... Peace, patience and forgiveness I pray for all.
Truth.....
Amazing performance of one of their top songs. The harmonies . . .
Beautiful song... beautiful vocal... everything is beautiful!!!!
Ha ha ...EVERYTHING IS beautiful...IF you have the EYES to see it!
Still brings a lump to the throat after all these years. Pure epic.
Gary Rawlinson Amen. Me too. I can remember being nearly moved to tears by this one when I was 17 and that was a LONG time ago.
Gary Rawlinson I think This tune ,Wonderous Stories and Awaken are some of the greatest Epic tunes of Prog.
@@mynamismudd4883 I have only cried twice at a concert but did when I heard Chris do the slide guitar toward the end of this when I saw them in Melbourne in 2003.
Gary Rawlinson yup. Can’t talk now. Lol. It’s awesome.
Yep, fkn timeless
I saw the close to the edge tour @ The Montreal Forum Feb 25 1974. Can you say incredible?People today don't realize but back then all of these bands were like Aliens descending on our cities.Cheers from CANADA!
I cannot even believe at this point how influential yessongs was at this point in my young life.....this was the band that completely changed my life.....
Right, Excellent. At my age of 60. I love you all. Yes fans.
Steve Howe is awesome!
Yes he is. He's one of my all time favorite guitarists (I'm a guitarist myself, but nowhere near that level). I prefer Steve over Santana, Van Halen, Malmsteen and many others just because he's so incredibly damn versatile. Rock, classical, country, bluegrass, just about anything he can play as if it were the only style he knows.
I saw them on tour around the time this was recorded, in San Jose's Center for the Performing Arts. It's not a typical venue for rock bands, but the sound and show were incredible. The guys were showing their age then and that was more than a dozen years ago. Steve would try a few jumping kicks like he did in the old day and we thought he was going to fall and break a hip.
I counted 24 different stringed instruments that Steve Howe played during the concert. Up to 3 on a song. He started with one clamped on a stand, switched to one he had strapped on and then a crew member tossed him another. And he played them all with the wonderful style and precision for which he's famous.
mnbme He's seriously under appreciated.
you kids today and your crazy understatments...!
I wouldn't say he's underappreciated: Guitar Player Magazine 8 time all around guitarist award; one of the VERY few to win Lifetime Award. And as great a guitarist as Trevor Rabin is, he is still the Padawan to the Jedi Master Steve Howe.
U r so cute
Whenever I listen to this version, it gives me an overwhelming feeling of joy and hope!
Every single time I hear this I ask myself, how the hell can this exissssst!!!?oh my god leaves me speechless every time... godlike masters.
Just heard about Chris Squire. Such very sad news. Thank you for such wonderful music. Rest in Peace.
croaky b I was drawn by Chris' spirit to this video as well. Sweet Dreams Chris Squire.
God bless squire
How can anybody deny how absolutly this marvellous band are!! Love you Yes and RIP big Chris. x
This is the song that got me hooked on Yes. It has been a wonderful addiction for nearly 40 years!
The most resounding "Ditto" I have ever uttered, applies here :)
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Life passes quickly. We saw Yes in Toronto in 1974. They played this plus the other two songs on Close To The Edge, all four sides of Topographic Oceans with Roundabout as the encore. Unforgettable.
There`s just nobody like Yes. They are so unique and talented it`s like they created their own language with their music. So beautiful and Majestic. I could listen to Yes every day and twice on Sunday. I don`t think bands today realize how influential and powerful this band has been and continues to be. Even during all the incarnations and personnel changes they have the highest of standards in their sound and musical quality. I continue to be inspired by this music and I hope it inspires more younger musicians to write and play this amazing kind of music. Glenn Augustyn
AGREED!!!
Well said brother
They're awesome. I've seen them twice. Check out Awaken, they're a Yes tribute band, you won't be disappointed.
@@brendashort659 Cool Thanks Brenda
Here is the list of groups that are like YES............. .............. ............. ............ ......... .
What a wonderful music! I can't imagine without the music of YES!
Zoltán Szamosi aaw
What a beautiful piece of music. Yes was a extraordinary band. True geniuses of musicianship.
Imagine my surprise when a Polish barmaid at my local pub mentioned one day that she used to be in a symphony orchestra and toured with Yes. I couldn't believe it! She said she loved the experience and everyone was so nice - especially Chris Squire. Every time I watch this and other videos of the concert I'm always looking for her and I do spot her there. It's quite surreal.
@E Pluribus Unum I don't see her regularly anymore, only on the odd occasion if I happen to see her in town. I would imagine the songs were rehearsed to perfection otherwise it wouldn't work. It may look like Yes are improvising, which they may do sometimes, but on the whole, I reckon everyone knew exactly where they were.
Never gets old - this one!
Unlike us! Lol
What a totally faultless performance by an amazing collection of musicians! Spellbinding!
Thank you "YES" for all the years of being real.
When Howe hits that steel pedal I always start to tear up!
Sony Walkman, walking in the heavy fog from my tiny apartment to my classes at Humboldt State University. Passing misty homes, a dog in the doorway looks at me with indifference. Squire's bass sets my pace. I get to class wet, young, impressionable. YES impressed me (so did my college classes).
Music shapes our lives...
majestic, brought a tear to my eye
Never Would There Be This One Woman On Earth! Fox! Rock's Czar!
Huh?
Of all the firsts for our generation, we're the first to be able to go back and listen to the very music that made us feel so alive when we were teenagers. And it's every bit as good now as it was then. And that feeling comes right back. Even though we can't stay here, it's sure nice to come back and visit. And remember a better time. The children born in the fifties have truly enjoyed the best of everything. We are blessed. These guys were so far ahead of their time. Amazing music 4/26/20
born in 54..I think I "planned" my birth partly to enjoy the "VIBE' of the 60's uplifting music ..We DID live through some "interesting" times didn't we..hopefully we "FOUND" what we came here looking for...I know I did /NAMASTE.
MASTERPIECE!!!! That's got to be one of the best live versions of this song. The energy is amazing.
One of my absolute favorite Yes songs! It never gets old!
Found this album (vinyl) dropped in the street in front of my house growing up... A sign. 💚 YES always. Was at the RRHOF induction. Way overdue
When I first heard Yes' "and You and I," I was 16 and in love with the poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley (1793-1822), and both works of art inspired me further in the crafting of my own works. I would play this song over and over whilst reciting aloud Shelley's choice poetic works.
I was 16 and reading Yeats. Still reading and listening to both...4 decades later...
And where might one find your work that was inspired by Yes and Shelley?
@@Anglagard1 I am now a professional literary agent and my poetry is private. However, thank you for your interest, and should I ever decide to publish my poetic works, I would be happy to text you, accordingly. Peace.
My Absolute Favorite Yes song. Amazing, timeless. Beautiful.
Never heard of Yes until I went to a concert in 77, the Tormato tour in the round Chicago amphitheatre. Became an instant fan. They are by far the most talented rock band ever!
Ha, ha. I was just shy of 16. They were practically unknown. Opened for Black Sabbath in Detroit! (March 22, 1972) Needless to say. "Lucy in the sky with diamonds" was there.
Yes, totally blew us away. Ozzie, finished us off!
International Amphitheatre
A dear high school buddy of mine turned me on to Yes - this being the first song I heard of them. Years later my buddy's wife one evening had called out "Tim - supper is ready several times but got no reply. Angry - she stomped out to Tim's hangout - the garage - found him dead on the floor. No explanation ever was given on why. Every time I hear this song I think of him - a superbly decent fellow with a big heart......was in his 30's
Bless you him and all from within Jesus...resting and living in Peace
No hay palabra para decir lo maravilloso que es esta música , nos transporta a lo mas bello de la vida . Gracias Yes por esta bellísima canción. Saludos desde Lima Perú.