What I've always liked about this version compared to other live versions, is most of them have a keyboard solo and then the guitar while this one has the back-and-forth thing going.
Omg @ 11:30 Steve Howe playing a 12 note climb up and climb down chromatically at 300 BPM or more. One of the fastest things I ever heard on guitar. Each pass through is 12 notes up and down 12 notes which makes it 24 notes in one second. I can play alot of John Petrucci and Yngwie runs but they are usually between 200-220 BPM. 220 BPM is the fastest I can play. I can't even get close to 300 BPM.
What I've always liked about this version compared to other live versions, is most of them have a keyboard solo and then the guitar while this one has the back-and-forth thing going.
Insane This is what I would have playing after being victorious on the field of battle
One does not simply stop listening to Yes.
A real space Rock 'n' Roller, i like this great music, enjoy it in a happy way
Omg @ 11:30 Steve Howe playing a 12 note climb up and climb down chromatically at 300 BPM or more. One of the fastest things I ever heard on guitar. Each pass through is 12 notes up and down 12 notes which makes it 24 notes in one second. I can play alot of John Petrucci and Yngwie runs but they are usually between 200-220 BPM. 220 BPM is the fastest I can play. I can't even get close to 300 BPM.
No more words, rock! God Bless you, Chris, Alan, Rick, Steve, Jon !!! I Love You, guys! Thanks!
Rock Roll Hall Of Fame should have a full hour of the Award 'winner' to show WHY it's due to that unit. Live - after the Award.
Awesome! 😎
beautiful
Yes
Britain's Freebird!
Chris' Bass
Also where is the video?