Yes - 50th Anniversary Show @ Whiskey A Go Go (Los Angeles)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2018
- August 26, 2018
Opening numbers. Enjoy!!!!
+ Cinema
+ Hold On
+ I've Seen All Good People
+ Changes
+ And You and I
+ Rhythm of Love
Other songs from set (not in this video) are:
+ Perpetual Changes
+ Wonderous Stories
+ Lift Me Up
+ I Am Waiting
+ Heart of Sunshine
+ Awaken
+ Owner of a Lonely Heart
+ Roundabout - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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I'm always amazed at how well Jon Anderson can still sing like this at almost 74.
Right?
Sounds great!
He had a problem a couple of years ago, didn't he? They had to get in a stand-in. Back to form now. I miss Chris. (And, in this case, Steve.)
The marijuana helped for sure!
Holy shit. I just realized that 17 year old me used the song "Changes" to get over my high school sweet heart. 30 years later, I realized that I can use the same song to get over my ex-wife. Thanks, Trevor and Yes!!!
Stadium or club doesn't matter.. Yes is incredible and their music is immortal
a dont think these guys even would ever play big venues anymore pointless the slaller the venue the more it feels intimite
Spectacular... exquisite... sensational... fantastic... extraordinary... YES!
Count our blessing that we have 2 Yes bands while other bands have left us forever. I am completely lost without Emerson Lake and Palmer. Rush have retired. All I have left is Yes.
Billy Sherwood, is Awesome
carl palmer is to tour and play elp stuff
think Van Der Graf still around...as good as Yes
This is still a great band after all these years with such a unique front man in John Anderson.
Saw them of first leg two years ago and it was fantastic. I am one of those who loves the Rabin era lineup and 90125 is a top 10 desert island disc. Virtuosity, Melody and songwriting are fantastic. Two vocalists adds a great variety and they blend so well. This is a well done audience recording. Sounds great and thanks for sharing.
90125, Big Generator and Talk are amazing albums to me after all of this time. Love this lineup. Yet I loved Peter, Tony, Bill, Chris and Jon. Then Steve, Tony, Bill, Chris and Jon. Then Steve, Rick, Bill, Chris and Jon. Followed with Steve, Rick, Alan, Chris and Jon. Then Steve, Patrick, Alan, Chris and Jon. Back to Steve, Rick, Alan, Chris and Jon. Onward to Steve, Geoff, Alan, Chris and Trevor. Onto Trevor, Tony, Alan, Chris and Jon!!! Cheers
So good to see Jon on stage and singing great Yes music!
Anderson is really a wonderful voice
Thanks Jon, Rick, and Trevor for keeping YES music alive into the 21st century! Happy 50th anniversary guys!
Lol. That's a joke. They are done. The real Yes will keep things going though.
Rabin's mastery of guitar never ceases to amaze me. I just listen and stare in awe that a human can do that.
Jon Anderson in amazing shape Long life...
Although they are very tough to see from this angle, the new guys Molino & Pomeroy play their a$$e$ off and they thoroughly enjoy playing Yes music. They are NOT hired guns but play as integral members of the band. Although I miss Howe, Trevor Rabin saved the band from extinction. It was a real treat to see Wakeman & Anderson & everybody a few nights later at the Greek. At the meet & greet I found out that Rabin was also a big Iron Butterfly fan like I was!
This is truly great. I'm gonna pick up their live DVD.
Which DVD?
THIS IS DEFINITELY AN EPIC CONCERT... 3 thumbs up all the way
Look, guys. This is just incredible. If Jon's in it, it's worth it. Period. We can never make it 1979 again. But we can enjoy the treasure that is Jon Anderson.
Exactly! I saw Yes with Jon Davidson and even bought their album. I went to see Yes because I thought I may never get a chance to see them again. It was Yes music and I enjoyed it better than I thought. But watching this and hearing Anderson's voice, I realize how different the two sound. His voice makes this band sound very close to 1979. Now, they got to come back to Michigan.
Ahh... The Angelic voice of Jon Anderson.
Sunshine (shine) Shine on (on) shine on (on ) you. Sunshine (shine) Shine on (on) through.
LEE POMEROY IS BACK...!!! coooool
Pomeroy is the best thing in Yes now...!!! JA is okay too.
Trevor Rabin is a legitimate facet of YES. Love my Steve Howe. Love them both.
I love both 2. Actually prefer Rabin but also prefer actual Yes over ARW. Have enjoyed a few ARW shows however.
Amen.
Trevor is a mainstay, brought great sound and vocals but I will always favor the strings of Steve Howe. He was mesmerizing to watch.
Owner of a smelly fart? The only real Yes music came from the 70s.
@@twinsmm1 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Also the best part of the concert was the $2 fee they charged for this special event!! :0) Best concert ever!
You lucky bugger :) !!
How can Steve Howe even perform YES songs WITHOUT!!! Jon Anderson. Crazy! Bury the hatchet before it’s too late.
because Anderson quit....and multiple times. Then treated Yes like shit just about the whole time since especially the last two years. That's how.
@@donutcookiepie um, no it was actually Howe who’s made a reunion impossible.
Magical Yes Music Celebration ! 😀
The one show i missed!!! Hope they can tour again with this same Yes Team.. and of course with Trevor Rabin!
Anderson, still the voice of a Rock Angel after all these years.
this is ok, good to see Anderson and Wakeman keeping on
Thank you !
ARW , son tan geniales que no paro de escuchar Yes , espero ver esto pronto en Buenos Aires, gracias por la música!!!!!
Thanks for sharing! I was at the Phoenix show a few days later...
Yes concerts since 71' were always a special night for me and my buds, I'm so glad I got to see ARW with my son in 2016 and 2017. I remember walking back to the car after the shows and saying to my son, we just got our asses kicked, in a good way. Very powerful shows.
Que bello concierto gracias por compartirlo, Saludos desde Lima Perú
they are so go(o)d !
Thanks for sharing this !! I was there and at the Greek a few days later. What an experience ... magic.
Great
That may be the best job Trevor has ever done on AYAI! Duped the slide solo on lead perfectly.
Why do some people spend their time looking for the odd bum note or change - enjoy it, these are musicians, not robots and it's live, not studio'd. Get a life for goodness sake!
thay must be fucking morons born before 1 after 1985 ppl have bread fucking gangbangers
I don't have a sufficient answer for your great comment/question. I just think that people have grown up with the album's that pulled them through their whole lives; like everyone knows how John Bonham's Speed King Ludwig drum pedal squeaks throughout "Since I've Been Loving You." And we've literally had these songs grow into our lives DNA. And so when we see something such as this Not Even Live-such as this audience is experiencing it; and we expect to hear it like we've heard it all our lives. But like you said - these are just men. They wrote, recorded, toured this stuff and moved on. I think if they were there live these people who view the show on TH-cam and make comments about everything they believe they ought to be hearing - if they were experiencing it live they'd be caught up in that magic. I think this is great. Almost unbelievable that Jon can still sing this stuff at all! He's a treasure... But I don't really know what I'm getting at. I just loved your question.
You and I is classic Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman. Trevor is an amazing guitarist but there's just no substitute for Howe. Jon and Howe is the sound of You and I
Yes Awesome
I don´t like this "yes" version, but I must to recognize that Jon Anderson sing in another level, he´s simply amazing! there will never be anyone like him!
This is a great version of the band. I was at this show and it was amazing. I first saw Yes live in 72 and have seen many versions over the years.
Listen the the Live at Apollo video, change your mind, the 2 session men are 1st class are note for note! Trevor and Steve are about equal.
Great vid, thanks - otherwise we wouldn't have any way of being close to this event. Bets $2 some ever spent!
50 FOREVER YES 50
Heart of the Sunrise
Trevor Rabin..arrebenta em Ow Down.. sensacional 👏🏻👏🏻
Nice I was there on the floor.and I see myself in the crowd.
Good show. They were definitely playing as a band. With some of the early fan-shot videos of their first tour, they were sounding a bit rusty. Good to know they worked out the bugs.
Chris, Alan and Steve could've taken a break from their non-stop touring and waited until Jon recuperated (and they could've worked on other projects if they had a need to play/perform). Jon's current form is proof that they made a mistake hiring tribute band singers to take his place. The result is two fractured bands.
Kurt I Agree 100%
totally true
Kurt I couldn’t agree more
It's the truth! We went for more than 2 years waiting for Steve Howe to finish touring with Asia before we got a Yes (cancelled) tour booked for the 40th anniversary - and then he and Chris couldn't wait for Jon to get well? What a bunch of hooey! That said, this lineup was totally worth going through all of that LOL Good fun every time, ARW RULE!!!
Only Steve Howe's band seems fractured to me, Yes feat ARW is a super band!
Favorite version of yes
Great. John sounds good. The guy on bass sounds good too.
Tim Sivils That's Londoner Lee Pomeroy (Take That, It Bites, ELO and now AWH/Yes) 👍
Damn, they sound good
Thank you Jonas!!!, when are you going to upload the next video?, thank you very very very much!!!
Brilliant. Pity some if the crowd thought it good to watch thru their phones!
I agree, but if it wasn't for one persons phone......we wouldn't be watching it now.
haha. same thing I was thinking!
bluestate69 I’d just be rally pissed standing behind one of the guys watching the gig thru their phone - AND - you can buy the DVD!!!
those slamming Rabin's guitar playing are deaf.
Great show. It's interesting to hear Rick playing Tony Kaye parts on the 80's songs...
You mean Rabin’s parts. He played most of the keys in the studio for YesWest.
And it was odd to hear Kaye play Wakeman parts on the 90125 tour.
Helluba band...in the Woodstock concert of our universe, YES wiil represent us as earthlings. They will open with their beautiful son.." Arriving UFO".
I like Trevor Rabin's overall capability...you know, singing harmonies with Jon...way cool,
Pure bliss!!
THE REAL YES!
Saw ARW few years back in san jose. Anderson, Wakeman and Howe need to play together and i don't care what they call themselves...its not the same without Steve Howe. Rabin's ok but he's nowhere near Howe. These guys have had so many different offshoots its crazy...
Nah, Howe's been phoning it in for the last 20 years. At least Rabin plays with passion. He actually believes in what he's playing. Howe? Not so much. I think it's a pay check to him.
Rabin’s ok? Are you stupid?
@@escommentss whatever the case...howe's light years a better guitarist/musician than rabin. Just wish he and anderson would play together live again someday....loved his guitar playing with asia and GTR as well... .great stuff.
Hey, I love Steve Howe. I love his style, his eclectic composition and performance. Let's face it Howe is Yes as I know them. The '80s line up to me is not Yes and I have seen both line ups live. I saw the classic line up in '78 at MSG where they were touring for Tormato in the round where they just blew the roof off of the place. I also saw them around '83 with the Rabin Kaye line up. Really good, in fact great! But to me that was not Yes. I don't know about him being better than Rabin, he's just different. Rabin is an accomplished composer who's one of the best movie scorers in the business. Think "National Treasure". But I digress. I saw Yes in 2014 with Jon davidson and Geoff Downes. The rest of the line up as you know, Squire, Howe, and White. I was severely disappointed. Almost to the point that I wish I hadn't gone. With the exception of Squire, the rest were just phoning it in. You gotta love Squire, He truly loved what he did! This ARW show looks very exciting where they love what they are doing. That is my point. I don't know that Anderson and Wakeman reuniting with Howe would be any different. I think Howe's best days are behind him.
@@escommentss agreed they are different....guess we all have our favs and opinions...i saw yes back in either 76'-77 at the cow palace in daly city ca. It was either relayer or tales tour i believe. Wakeman had taken a hiatus from the band at this time and was replaced by patrick moraz...those 70s yes was the best...' guess just keep enjoying the yes classics.
I was there. "Wonderous Stories" was not played.
Great sound engineer
Really miss the steel guitar at the end of *And you and I*.
Go see the real Yes and you'll see it!
@@donutcookiepie Oh, just politely kind of shut the fuck up, will you? I mean that in the nicest way. Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, and Trevor aren't "real Yes" enough? Bill Bruford and Alan White are probably at home being happy Grandfathers, Steve Howe I is doing his thing, and Chris Squire is dead. So just fuck off with your pushing out this negativity into this world of loveliness and peace. ☮️
I'm surprised to hear them doing an obscure album track here, usually when they're onstage they stick to their best known songs.
Jon, Rick, & Trevor > Steve & Alan And God bless Rick for still rockin' the cape!!!!
Current Yes: 84 combined years in Yes and 36 combined Yes studio albums > ARW/FakeYes: 59 combined years in Yes and 28 combined Yes albums.
Trevor's definitely been eating his Wheaties
My first concert ever! Yes and Donavan opened for them I think In 1975??
I remember that tour. Saw Yes at the Oakland Coloseum, with Donovan opening, but I think that tour was actually in 1977 or 1978.
However “90125” is one of the best prog rock album of all times. Advanced compositions and arrangements, but easily listenable at the same time. It’s a very rare thing to do in music.
“90125” is one of the best prog rock album of all times.
What? It is AOR pop. Not prog at all.
"Going for the One" is the last really good Yes album, except for the title track. Howe's playing on that is as irritating as his playing on "The Ancient".
I agree 100%
@@mikew5858 GftO the song is freaking fantastic - you are nuts.
When was the last time you listened to it? It's not 70's prog for sure, but it's prog. Complex harmonies, irregular rhytms, advanced synthetic sounds. Sorry but AOR pop is another thing. "90125" is a 80's prog album, with 80's sounds and moods, obviously different from 70's albums. The first 2 Marillion albums, "Script for a Jester's Tear" (1983) and "Fugazi" (1984) were were great albums but more commercial than Yes "90125" (1983) and "Big Generator" (1987). And consider that Marillion were labelled as the Prog flagship band on 80's. The single "Owner of a lonely heart" was the only radio hit of "90125", but it's a complex and easy listening song at the same time.
I read that mr. Weidman is not really happy to include the word Yes as in, An evening of Yes music.
One word.Tight!!!
THIS is the remainder of YES that I enjoy..Steve Howe's tribute band just don't cut it
I just listened to Steve Howe's tribute abomination....Playing Close to the Edge,should have called it Close to the Recliner...
Bullshit. They hold a higher quality than ARW for sure!
When’s this going to be retitled as ARW? This is confusing
Storia
LOL, Did Wakeman's keyboard setup have to take up 30% of the stage?
Steve Jensen Yes 🤭
Yes
YES!!!!!!!!!!
Small stage for them
This is amazing!!!! This band sounds so good...yes needs Jon Anders to be yes.
Where is billy bruford
y los otros integrantes
I was there, too drunk to remember a god damned thing, lol. That's what happens when you drink four hours waiting on the sidewalk and then another two hour wait in the club until showtime. FML tickets were only two dollars.
What a waste. You should have stayed home and given an actual fan your spot
whoitisnot I am an "actual fan" you fuckwit. I've seen Yes many many times through the years in all of their incarnations. I've met some of them and have many special memories. Ive been a fan since '73. For this show you had to show up five hours early like I did to be admitted. So you're wasting your breathe. I'm more a fan than you'll ever be and I also like to drink when I'm waiting around 7 fkn hours to see a show. Its called living, you should try it some time. Cheers! 🍷🍺🍻
@@RealDiaz Lol. When you get so drunk you don't remember the music and then go online to brag about it you are just a douche, not a fan. Maybe get some treatment for that drinking problem. Your words don't match your actions, even 'on paper".
Really, you can't win this one, Diaz. There are people who would have stood in line exactly as long as you but would have been capable of paying attention throughout the gig. It's hard to argue that you are a 'bigger' fan than that person.
BenjWarrant Lol this isn't bout Winning or losing you idiot it's a comment thread. What a dork. But when it all gets down to it, I was there and you weren't so guess I win. Bahahaha.
Music appreciation is purely a subjective experience. That said, my favorite lineup was Anderson, Bruford, Howe, Squire, & Wakeman. But Yes is not yes IMHO without their front man, Jon Anderson. He was a founding member of "Yes," though Squire had controlling power because he started the previous incarnation, "Mabel Greer's Toyshop." Howe came later and was an awesome addition. However Wakeman is the member that really made their signature sound. I really wish Howe and Anderson would make up, because I really miss Howe. But make no mistake Rabin is a classically trained guitar player that I'm sure could play Howe's parts note for note. However he's a head strong player that doesn't like to walk in the footsteps of others, so he always puts his own spin on Howe's parts. Enjoy Yes music my friends, in what ever permutation it happens to be in! It's "Yes" music after all is said and done. Prog at some of it's finest.
Yes!yes!yes!
No need to miss Howe. Just go see the real Yes like the rest of us real Yes fans do. This cover band here is good. But why not go see the real thing?
Put your fucking 'phones away
EDIT: Although, I do realise the irony of that comment.
I think both Trevor Rabin and and Steve how are good players but I give the edge to Steve because he's much more Broad and I'd like to see Trevor switch between three instruments in one song. That being said if I'm going to hear yes music I want John Anderson to be singing and not that other guy that yes is using now and Chris Squire is dead with Billy Sherwood playing and that sucks too so I would pay good money to see this lineup over the regular yes lineup That is practically a tribute now
Why the title say Yes 50th anniversary? This is no Yes. It's ARW!!!!
Although I like ARW very much, and have enjoyably seen them live (along with Yes proper many times) I agree that the title was clickbait and not completely accurate.
Nice video, but Fragile-touch isn't played.
Good catch. Fixed it in comments...
Where was steve howe?
He is in the other Yes.
Ahh... JON ANDERSON 😅
This line-up is Yes...The Half.... :-((
Chris Squire is gone, so this is Yes.
Any song that requires Rabin to put away his chainsaw and play technically, with sublety, leaves him utterly baffled. However, the rest of the guys are in fantastic form! Jon is angelic!
If I'm not mistaken Rabin and Wakeman didn't want to call themselves "Yes". They went along with Anderson but ended up not being happy about it.
Except rhythm of love
So much better than the Steve Howe driven monstrosity.
You walk lost friend
There's only one YES band the one with Jon Anderson the ONLY voice of YES
Tony Kaye and Bill Bruford might help here
....Como hace falta Steve Howe!!!!
What the heck is going on with Rabin's voice?
I know the Yes purists don't consider Trevor Rabin to be a significant person in the band, but I don't agree. As much as people hate to hear it, 90125 was such a huge album for them, they probably wouldn't have half the fans they have today. 70's Yes was great, but let's face it- it was way too ambitious at times for the mainstream to get it. The accessibility of 90125, with just flat out excellent songwriting from Rabin was something they really needed. It showed everyone that they were capable of creating a really good, more mainstream sound. And it was an entire album of really well crafted songs at that. And let's face it, isn't that the tightrope you really want to walk as a musician? It's great and all creating music that is essentially a pissing contest for musicianship- but if you alienate everyone in the process, what have you really done? 90125 was the album that stopped the pissing contest.
grajmahal agree 100%
grajmahal they were trying to push musical/artistic boundaries, as art should.
@@Cesarpena Yeah, I know. But they say the same thing about Jackson Pollack. The elitists will say he's a genius, but to me he's just a deluded person that was messy. There's a point where it's just pretentious, and quite frankly a bunch of BS. To me, pushing boundaries in art are the ones that can make a something so incredible through insane methods. Just as an easy example, pointillism. Or they Japanese artist that uses Microsoft Excel to create insanely beautiful images. That's boundaries, my friend. Not saying that Yes is equivalent to Pollack, but they were kind of getting out there for a while.
@@grajmahal well, "my friend", we don't see art in the same manner.
@@Cesarpena I agree, but nobody does look at art the same way.
This is the “Yes” that plays hits. The “real” Yes plays much deeper cuts.
Funny is Rick Wakeman never played any of the 90210’s or Big Generator stuff.
Great band still. Jon and the boys are killing it. But Yes II? Stretch..
Steve Howe and the band Yes is absolutely %100 a better band IMHO.
None of the sillyness.
(Saw both tours a couple years back)
Now the have Moranz and Downes... what?!?
LOL! Yes??? This isn't Yes. It's Anderson Rabin Wakeman. Stop telling lies.
This is not Yes. It is half Yes. It is sad, but...
Francisco Diaz nice avatar Rickey 😉
only one song from 90125??? what the hell.
Well Cinema, Hold On, Changes and Owner of a Lonely Heart were all from 90125.
thank you for that. what I should have said where is" leave it" and" it can happen".
On the album? :-)
those 2 songs i'm sure many fans would like to hear live at this gig.
To be fair, I, for one, would love to hear the whole album. But maybe that's just me...
I guess Trevor never took a moment to learn ow to play "All Good People"?
He doesn't play it just like Howe, but sounds good.
Trevor has a mind of his own.. he ain't no clone
Just like Steve can't get Owner right, right? ;-)
Or perhaps he just want to play it his own way ;-)
Not to worry. Rick was there to help him with the difficult sections of Steve's part. Like with *I've seen all good people*.
let's hope you've brought enough gum for everyone, mr. anderson...