Yes - Changes - Remastered [Lyrics in description]
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- Changes
(Rabin/Anderson/White)
I'm moving through some changes
I'll never be the same
Something you did touched me
There's no one else to blame
The love we had has fallen
The love we used to share
We've given up pretending
As if you didn't care
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
I look into the mirror
I see no happiness
All the warmth I gave you
Has turned to emptiness
The love we had has fallen
The love we used to share
You've left me here believing
In love that wasn't there
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Word to the wise - well you get what's coming
One word can bring you round
Changes
When I look into your eyes and try to find out how
There's no way to save it now
And everything I feel
Changes
Keep looking for
Changes
Changes
For some reason you're questioning why
I always believe it gets better
One difference between you and i
Your heart is inside your head
One word from you
One word from me
A clear design on your liberty
Who could believe when love has gone
How we move on like everyone
Only such fools
Only such jealous hearts
Only through love changes come
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
One road to loneliness
It's always the same
One road to happiness
It's calling your name
Change changing places - changes
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
Change changing places
Changes
Root yourself to the ground
Word to the wise - well you get what's coming
One word - one word can bring you round
Changes - เพลง
Alan White passed away today. Rest in peace Alan, thanks for the marvelous music you gave us!
I hadn’t heard. Sad. Grand Rising, Alan! ❤️
Alan always killed it
What?!?!?
This is the first I've heard about it.
RIP and thank you
Just found out about his passing😪. So sad! RIP Alan
Master Piece ! Nearly 40 years now 🇸🇪
One of my absolute favorite songs ever!!!...Still makes my arm hairs stand up!!!.Who's with me???
It is a masterpiece. This is the band that adapted to all in the most professional fashion in the 80s, Shorter songs,video,smaller venues on tour and a legacy and a brand!... It was a really cool joke that 90125 was the UPC of the album and " Big Generator" said PRODUCT on the disk, fucking geniuses were foreshadowing what was to come in the industry.
Still makes my arm hairs stand up!!!" wow me too
I thought it was just me.@@cyclonedrums
100 Brother! Haven't heard this in decades. Had to throw it on. Changes is MONEY 😎😎😎😎😎😎
Yes indeed people. There's so much "power that money can't buy" ,as I like to say, in this song it's ridiculous.
Yes indeed it is a masterpiece. My ex wife and I saw them play live in the Paramount theater in Seattle. The Union tour.
Many people can listen to music, powerful music lyrically, musically or whatever and it never grabs their attention. I'll never understand it.
My friends my wish is for you to see some dreams come true. I'm one in billions, I'm not one of them-I'm three of me. See you on the other side.
A truly stunning piece from a criminally underrated slab of 80s greatness, 90215.
For my money, it’s the gem of the album.
You're adding 90 there...
Agreed brother! Amazing song.
Saw em live twice in the 80's. As a LIVE band, only them Genisis and Supertramp were SPOT ON.
This entire album is a complete masterpiece.
Yes
Jon Anderson's vocal range never ceases to amaze me.
I'm a huge fan of the production work as well.
I couldn't agree with you more, Mr. Karg, but Changes has to be the icing on the cake.
soundtrack for a very important part of my life!
There is a reason YES and RUSH are my favorite bands.
They are way underrated! I love Both too!!
Craig Manning Reason I love both is they both subscribe to 'more is more', as opposed to the all too common (imo) 'less is more'.
osmosite equilibria You are correct. More is more. If you understand it the first time you listen, its too simple.
Craig Manning and how many non-prog songs are like that - a lot, to say the least
osmosite equilibria I would venture to say 'all'.
one of the greatest rock albums ever 90125!
straight through it awesome
indeed
YES💜
Dude, you ever listen to some of their earlier albums ? "Drama" for instance...that louder the better!
Not 1 bad song on this great album
Saw this tour twice. Love me some YES
EVERY SONG on this album is a triumph. God bless Trevor Rabin for bringing this band back to life after "Drama" and the late 70s.
Heh. I loved the "Drama" album. Apparently I'm the only one.
@@Metal_Vistas - Drama is my 2nd fave next to Close to the Edge. Drama is the "heaviest" Steve Howe, and that's a great thing :).
But I agree that Trevor resurrected Yes to a new era, and "Talk" is severely a VERY underrated album. "Endless Dream" track is an EPIC masterpiece.
City of Love is the only song that isn't great on this masterpiece of an album. It's more consistently awesome than any Rush album, except possibly Moving Pictures. It's basically down to City of Love vs Witch Hunt, as every other song rules. Endless Dream off Talk is great, but the other Rabin Yes albums have a lot of filler unfortunatley. I do prefer Yes-West to all Howe material, but I got into the former first.
@@Metal_Vistas DRAMA KICKS ASS
Like all masterpieces, this song resonates with you differently each time you come back. It speaks to so many life experiences and helps them look more beautiful. That's art.
Hi Quixotic42 I recommend a song and cool video that I think is 'art' as you mentioned and it's related to a situation the entire world has been dealing with since late 2019 called 'In Isolation' By Robert Nix
Glory to Ukraine!!
@@jesss3725 Nazi
@@jesss3725 LOL at that horrific flag
@@jesss3725 WTF has that got to do with this amazing song? ,keep politics out of this!
In memory of all the speakers that I blew up listening to this song.
%-)) YEPP !!!
Never blown a speaker, blown a few amp channels. Had a nearby lightning strike take out half the channels of a aftermarket car stereo while driving (was it a Sony)?
steadfastcoward the ol Sony explode lol
It’s illegal not to crank this to 11.
oh.... old days... not only speakers ... also ears
Never forgot this song. The line that still stays with me is " The difference between you and I,your heart is inside your head".
Absolutely epic line! Love it!
Yeah, it always bugged me that it wasn’t “you and me” but maybe that’s because my heart is inside my head.
Top 5 song lyric of all-time.
Straight facts. Listening to this on vinyl through the Bose 901s . No need to adjust the top equalizer. Only such fools..in 2022
I studied the personality disorders for over two years before I could wrap my head around it. If you look into what a sociopath/psychopath is, you find out about how the brain function of a psychopath is very different from a normal human. You also find out that sociopaths aren’t rare at all - but that they’re all around us. Trevor, like most of us - and like many songwriters in the 80s, seemed to be struggling to come to terms with sociopaths in life. What I hear in this song is a kind of close brush with a sociopath that will leave a person reaching for ways to make sense out of what happened to them, and to heal by summoning the will to re-align with inner happiness in order to survive.
I didn't like Yes until this album came out and then I couldn't get enough of them.
This album is still my favorite but somehow it opened up the rest of their albums to me.
Love it.
Roundabout rocks!
R.I.P alan white, never a dull song when his drumming's on it
Spot on mate
He was a great drummer.
😥
I've always been amazed at the timing of this song. The layered melodies, at different timings, being played simultaneously, still leaves me in awe. I can see how rehearsals might run a bit long.
Probably very complex to play and nailing it.totally agree with your statement.
I am still in awe of the production value. The drums especially. They sound so crisp and perfect.
These boys are world class........ With the exception of Trevor Rabin they have been creating wonderful complex music since the mid 60's........
I remember as a teenager...it blew me away.
Paul Newcomb thanks yes for all the hard work ! One of my all time favorites !!! Seen them six or seven times really not sure I was always stoned lol , six of my friends and I smoked a whole ounce during the concert ! My girlfriend rolled joint after joint , we were smoking with everyone knew em or not ....
R.I.P. Mr Squier.......great bass
*Squire
I held his bass!
had this album on vinyl as a teenager back in 1984 or so. Had not heard of YES before that. What a marvellous album.
Very good song. The whole album is really good. It is hard to believe that this album was released over 35 years ago. Time sure flies by so fast! I guess the older you get the faster time goes by.
You should listen "Time" from the dark side of Moon and you will find the answer...
Human brain "measures" time passed by the amount of memories. Child has very little experience, so nearly every moment for him/her is something memorable. Thus, brain counts that as "a lot of time has passed". Old person has very little new memorable moments. Brain counts that as "little time has passed". When that person looks at the clock, he/she is confused - "how come so much time has passed ? ".
So I heard... :)
No Matter What Your Age, The Past Went Fast! KRM 2006
Love u
R.I.P. Chris Squire. Your talent and music will be sorely missed.
One of the greatest albums of all times and an amazing song, especially live! Forever in love with YES!
Producer: "what do you guys want your band name to be?"
Band: "yes"
It worked didn't it? :-)
@@MrGean83
YES INDEED IT DID
What do you want the album title to be?
How about the Atco Records catalog number for it? Lazy as shit, but why not?!
I love the title. "Changes" as an album title would've been too on the nose.
This was not their first album though.
This song fascinates me. I like Anderson's clear enunciation - it gives me tingles!
Trevor Rabin sings most of the lead vocals on this song.
@@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530-He does but there's lot of three-part harmony in the song as well.
Moore Brilliant text , u have to look for
I love the change of the progression at min 1:16. Wow.
+Luis Guerrero And that change is nothing like some of their other amazing changes. Listen to all of their songs. Time well spent.
+Anne P Yeah, I made the "Yes tour" some years ago. This is the album the least I like, but this song is actually good.
IT CAN HAPPEN, is also a great song, listen to it! it's a lot like this song!
Luis Guerrero m
yes i know
I wore this album OUT! Listened to it on cassette with my Walkman's volume turned as loud as I could.
What? ;)
Full blas
Oh the Sony walkman. What a great invention. Put an ! On the Passion of those us who had hearts back in the eighties...
Great Album
I too wore out many speakers on Yes and many more from the eighties. Music from my youth, that's still great !!! Keep Rocking On!!!💯💯💯
Alan White, Chris Squire, and Tony Kaye; The masters of sound.
Actually the master of sound here is Trevor Horn/AON
BOY!! YOU KNOW YOUR PEOPLE👍
This gorgeous, mysterious, magical song gives me goosebumps, chills, and tears. It makes me want to live forever. With every listen.
This epic song does not just move mountains, it moves the entire universe.
This aural masterpiece was released decades before I was born yet could still be a hit today. The rare songs this great transcend time.
Great comment I agree except that it couldn't be a hit today as most of today' hits' are auto tuned crap with melodies fit for 4 year old children who themselves could probably write better songs lol!
goosebumps also
What a great tune. Haven't heard it in years. Just popped in my head. God bless youtube
I was 23 when this came out. I’m 59 now. I have the volume maxed out, to 11
Same af
Such genius music written by this group.
Absolutely
All of the instruments coming in and the together and with their vocals!. Unbelievable talents! I love YES!! ❤
Kimberley your Fit
I love this stuff! This album was a huge part of my senior year in high school and you couldn't turn the radio on without hearing it or something off of The Police's Synchronicity. Remember when music was really good?
I've forgotten how many awesome songs were on 90125.
This is my favourite off of 90125. Love Yes.
ft55555; Ditto !!
i always know how great that album is .. saw them Live with it .
@@guntherzaruba2891 Changes for sure!
When I look into your eyes.
Jon has an heavenly set of pipes.
Of his own
I'm confused! Someone went exactly to this song, just to give a thumb down?
Only such fools, only such jealous hearts!
The 89 people, that disliked it, because the song ended
well some trve fans are yellin' that the 70's Yes crushed everything and what they did after was garbage... But I completely disagree with that, 90125 is hell of an album
That sounds like something a troll would do 4 kicks. If not then there is no accounting 4 their pore taste in music.
Paul Hiding b-hind ur comp. turns u into a real tough guy, in ur own mind that is.BAHAHAHA
IDK what you think or have 2 say 4 that matter. Quite simp. b-cause u r IRRELEVANT.
Saw 90125 tour back in 1984 outdoors at Hershey Stadium in Hershey,Pa.Beautiful Labor Day weekend.Awesome show!!!
Great memory man, thanks for sharing. Fellow fan from Pittsburgh! I was a bit young then but what a great song!
seen this show in 83 at the spectrum.
84 in Jacksonville Fla.
Sound production wise, 90125 is the best I've ever heard. Love this album!
Listen to Drama. Also produced by Trevor Horn (he was also the lead singer on that album)
2wheelpiracy also the man behind the great hype of Frankie Goes To Hollywood's Welcome to the Pleasuredome, which if you like it or not was a master leap in the music production for its time.
What a beautiful composition! No one can say No to YES songs.
the drums and guitar!one of the masterpiece's
No doubt, for me it's everything and I love Trevor's voice. He and Jon Anderson work so well together.
R.I.P. Alan White.
Yes Is such an amazing band they totally are seriously one of the best bands ever. I love that before the words,even start they tell a story just with their instruments
+Jen Shively well stated.. you can feel the tension from the lyrics before they even begin in the song
Jen Shively you hit the nail right on the head they are unbelievable although I do have to say when I saw them recently in concert I wasn't that impressed I remember when I saw them maybe back in 2004 maybe it was they sounded a lot better then.. their newest lead singer is not that great and their energy seemed really off but overall their Studio albums are unbelievable especially this one! You seem like somebody who knows their music that's quite awesome I wouldn't mind having a conversation sometime
The Rabin era of Yes was great for its own reasons. It's too bad some fans can't look at it as a temporary and different sort of detour. Though I can understand why they didn't care for the, um dare I say, changes.
Rabin was a fresh breath of air for two albums. doesn't diminish what Yes had done before. kinda like dio joining sabbath.
TRUTH..the union tour ruined this version of Yes..
@@rodiebobwilliams1330 it was a good show from front row for me
@@robi6317 90125 was but union just didnt mesh as well. NOT that the other guitar player wasnt good..I preferred more of Rabins modern sound. Both the older Yes and the 90125 were distinct and i think right for the times. I kind of came away with the idea the tour was an afront to Rabin as he wasnt around much longer after that...Really for Yes overall it was a awakening in 90125..My take...
Songs like Answer to Yes, others from old still get my ear though..
Bruford was amazing, i saw him with a keyboard player once, more of an exhibition type show..Extremely talented drummer..I took his fine work in by King Crimson..
Raben as you probly know, sountrack producer and his fantastic work there lives on..
Memory from the 90125 show at Reunion Arena in Dallas..When shows first came through there they had trouble getting the sound focused as it could bounce in there..By the time that show came in, the sound for it was unworldy..Best sound I can remember hearing besides maybe Journey in 1981..No comparison on the musical performance..Journey was a different show bit Neal Schons use of Rolands guitar synth really shined there.
Yes was simply a show where the sound was tight and all around your body..
Tight wires gents!
Love this song. "Capitalize on this good fortune" the good fortune of losing a lover that didn't love you back. "There's no way to save it now"
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
I'm moving through some changes
I'll never be the same
Something you did touched me
There's no one else to blame
The love we had has fallen
The love we used to share
We've given up pretending
As if you didn't care
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
I look into the mirror
I see no happiness
All the warmth I gave you
Has turned to emptiness
The love we had has fallen
The love we used to share
You've left me here believing
In love that wasn't there
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Word to the wise - Well you get what's coming
One word can bring you round
Changes
When I look into your eyes and try to find out how
There's no way to save it now
And everything I feel
Changes
Keep looking for
Changes
Changes
For some reason you're questioning why
I always believe it gets better
One difference between you and I
Your heart is inside your head
One word from you
One word from me
A clear design on your liberty
Who could believe when love has gone
How we move on like everyone
Only such fools
Only such jealous hearts
Only through love changes come
Change changing places
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
One road to loneliness
It's always the same
One road to happiness
It's calling your name
Change changing places - Changes
Root yourself to the ground
Capitalize on this good fortune
One word can bring you round
Changes
Change changing places
Changes
Root yourself to the ground
Word to the wise - Well you get what's coming
One word - One word can bring you round
Changes
I was at the mixing desk of an engineer yesterday discussing great mixes and this song came up. Immediately ordered the original target (original master) release. What a great song to hear after so many years. Great message!!
The break at around 1:17 is just fabulous
It's an amazing piece of music. Until then, the instrumental has been building like crazy, then it suddenly shifts into one of the song's main grooves. That transition is jaw-dropping
13 years old when this album came out. Couldn't wait til my parents would leave so I could crank it up on my Dads stereo. Good times.
How can you not love this sing? The lyrics, beat and rhyme is so fantastic!
This album was one of the best from the 80s. Every song on here kicked ass. Trevor Rabin still does movie sound tracks today.
"Who could believe, when love has gone, how we move on like everyone."
You good hearted woman!!!
I’ve been there like three times... and life goes on!
All of this is 4th of July, listening to go music and enjoying your life. God bless All of Patriots!!! People please don't forget what this country stands for. We as a people today don't let people of in this country suffer!
This is my favorite song on this Album! I loved 90125, it was the perfect balance of Progressive Rock blended with a more commercial 1980's Sound, much in the same way Rush did. They both would go a little to far later, Yes with 'Big Generator', and Rush with 'Roll the Bones'. I never mind when GREAT Prog. Bands experiment, after all it is called Progressive, isn't it? Cygnus X-2112
Steve Schaff 2112
@@ginamori8656 2021
It is so good to hear real music again
RIP Alan, you were an inspiration to me! God speed......
Not a day goes by where I don't think of growing up as a teen in those awesome 80's. The best of times...
I never purchased this album, but I did hear a lot of it, and this is still my favorite song from 90215.
Paul Johnson it's 90125!! 😏😉
92015😜
Paul Johnson freaking buy it already duuuuude!!!!
I’m 21 yo, I’m listening to planet rock radio in my room at 3 in the morning, I hear this song and it blows my mind. Incredible songwriting.
" One difference between you and I, your heart is inside your head." Greatest line in a song ever
Perfectly produced and nuanced album....the drums closing out this song give me chills.
Love, love, love Trevor Rabin! He, with God's grace brought Yes into total prosperity, and dominence in the 80's!
Very talented guy. The laid back solo in the middle of the song is sublime!
Rabin sings most of the lead vocals also.
Excellent song, arrangement, musicianship, and production. I love the way this song is mixed, with its highly creative use of delay and reverb. The mix really sets the mood for this piece.
Trevor Rabin blended with Yes was just a spectacular melody music fest. Wish they would do another project together. If you like the Yes/Rabin sound from the 80's you have to listen to Trevor Rabin's less known solo album "Can't look away". Its like part 3 to the two albums he did with Yes.
have you ever listened to trevor rabins 90124? you can see where the influence of yes 90125 came from and also a track from walls.
That is a FANTASTIC album, and the title track is a masterpiece!
stockjonebills will have to look that up, thanks for the recommendation
+Jonny Boozewitz No problem =P
Can't look away is a complete masterpiece.
0:00-1:17 unusual 7/8 & 10/8 timing confused the 110+ dislikers
I was still counting eighth notes, trying to figure out the time sig, when I stumbled upon this comment. Thanks!
never mind the 67/453rd's and the 912/45ths timings...
@@billydreed1 or the 3pi over square root of 2 one 😜
This song is dedicated to all those who try to dance to the intro
The timing changes in this are INCREDIBLE
Love this band and this album since many years now! The kind of song that stays in your mind. Changes. Others in 2019?
Can you imagine the Yes members in the studio playing and creating this while Trevor Horn is there producing it. Greatest moment in rock music.
This song is a masterpiece both musically and lyrically.
One of the best songs ever created-timeless. I can imagine being in the studio when they captured it.
Friends, this is why it's called PROGRESSIVE ROCK.
Why?
Saw them in concert twice- greatest band ever!
90125 is a fabulous piece of work. Although I like the older material, this release put Yes back on the map, onto a wider range of radio waves thus exposing their music to a younger ever-changing band of music lovers and listeners all around the globe. The writing is superb, the production is flawless and most of all; the music and voices are Fantastic....... Thank you....... Pittsburgh Pa loves this band........
Well said Dave
When this album came out I had just purchased one of the first Holographic Sound Generators for my stereo system which basically separates the instruments and vocals and makes them sound live. I was about to go on a weekend Yes concert binge.
Amazing song......
This is my favourite Yes song like many. Progressive swirling atmosphere within, encapsulates and never let's go. It's a classic melancholy and the epitome of classic eighties pop rock.
I remember when this first came out and I had it on laser disc. this song holds a special place in my heart! also was a great inspiration for my start drumming!
Here cause of drummer Alan White, who just died. This is him here and he sounds great!!! RIP
Not a huge Yes fan but stumbled across this song a few months ago and it's still one of my current favorites. Still not really a huge Yes fan but this song is brilliantly awesome.
Ari Miller ggg
Ari Miller bhhh
Listen to Roundabout. That's what got me hooked
the one song I can play on marimba
thanks yes
"Keep looking for......Changes"....that quick hit at 3:53 by Jon Anderson and the guitar solo that follows is awesome.
ATTENTION: Sound quality check complete. Quality level: UNREAL! Congrats to the producer.
Saw them in 1984 on this tour at the ACC in South Bend, Indiana. And of everything they did that night this song (Changes) really stands out, back then and still today what a masterpiece.
There's a reason yes pink Floyd and rush are my favorite bands it's called CELEBRAL
Dan Calestini back in the 70s, and I admit, I missed most of it, born in 1963, this was called progressive rock. Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Kansas, and King Krimson, and let's not forget Pink Floyd, were all part of progressive rock. Good times!!!!
You mean Cerebral?
@@sandys1890 BAhahahahaha
And Judas Priest and Iron Maiden aren't CEREBRAL?
Brian Longshore mm
Another brilliant Yes track I've just heard for the first time. Even better than owner of a lonely heart if that's possible.
There many good songs besides those! Roundabout, heart of the sunrise, close to the edge, Long distance runaround, gates of delirium, and many more!
Shits on Lonely heart..."Heart" is a good little track. "Changes" is EPIC.
Descanse en paz Alan White, sin ti el álbum no sería el mismo.
Alex Lifeson guitarist for Rush said"between recordings and mixes in 1975, He and Geddy Lee went and saw Yes live' When back in the studio, he wanted to scrap everything as rubbish compared to Yes....
Jason Hill Gann Yes and Rush two Great bands !!!
There' s something more when you put on the headphones, earplugs, and/or great stereo at 3/4 volume.....its magical...
Awe yes Alex is a very smart man look how rush turned out two of my all time favorite bands
I'm very glad Geddy decided not to quit. Yes/Rush/Zep were my go-to's growing up. All through it for Yes was Anderson and Squire with sprinklings of the absurd Bonzo and Lifeson. Shifting time signatures!
That is soooooo Rush.
Great song*Hauntingly beautiful.🙏🏻❤🐶👨⚕️👩⚕️❤
For some still unknown reason, this song has kind of become my anthem!! Haven't been in a relationship in a long time...it's not that.. first the song itself is fkn awesome! Pure beautiful talent!!! It's the Vibes..!! The positivity that's running through the whole song!! A bow down to YES! This, and all of your other wonderful creations, composites... Are simply the best!! Masterpieces!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you YES!!!!!!!! p.s. I've been listening to you guys since the late 70's! ✌️🤘
I'm one of those dudes that are a product from the late 70's early 80's. A friend of my brother had a couple of tickets to see Yes Drama tour. He was studio musician and loved the band. I was totally amazes how professional they were. I thought they might be studio musicians at first. They just played good and if I remember right it cost $12.50 festival seating . Changes is one of my favorites by the band.
speaking from my own personal experience i grew up listening to bands like the Rolling Stones Lynyrd Skynyrd Zeppelin I never really gave bands like yes or Uriah Heep or bands that were amazing yet so different from what I was used to listening to a chance and I missed out on a lot of great music I'm just now starting to experience it so if you read this I would encourage you to open your mind and heart up to new music and new bands
Absolutely Spot On..Keep an open mind about everything...especially now..♡♡KGD Brisbane
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Why is this album the best memory of my childhood? I miss the 80's
You and millions others. Last great decade
Scott Enman oh yea
Graduated in 82, oh god how I wish I could have a do over, can I? What I realize now, what I had back then, I wouldn't trade it for the world. The 70's and 80's, kick ass time to grow up in.
Because it had 7 radio bombs and was produced by the holy spirit. I think our is the last of the blessed generations. Pray for the childeren. Darkness has been here a while
Trevor Rabin era is my favorite version of Yes. Just an incredible addition to the band.
This is too great for words..
Wait a sec
This 1983 song is the epithany antidote cure to the 32+ years of Depression I fought B.-1982 here had no idea he lived so close to us in Washington probably seen him or passed him And didn't even know it..... I'll jam their songs going down the freeway always even at 40....today.... I love music it's like a friend that never leaves you you can always go back and just listen to it out of all the yes songs this one is my absolute favorite
No matter how bad things get, this amazing song always makes me feel better.
I was eating a bag of crisps and thought oy...these lads are cracking
but what did you think about the band?
inthesurf 07 i like crisps!!! They are tasty
“Oy”...so cute!
I concur:)
YES and crisps go together quite well.
Appreciating this song today makes me realize how fortunate I had been in my early teen in 1983--the year the album 90125 came out.
This was the very first concert I ever attended; hard to believe it was 1983. Very hard for any other concerts to compare to and I been to a lot of them in the past 38 years! One of my top 5 favorite groups of all time!
One of the greatest INTROS in one rock song!!!
I went thru a breakup with my first love when this song came from these geniuses... Needless to say I wore this one out!
Was lucky enough to catch this show live, still get chills hearing this
One of my all time Yes favs.
Trevor Horn thrashing the life out of production on this. 1982! Unbelievable quality, still amazes me on the mix, eq and sheer quality. Louder the better...my fave Yes album.
Man,what an uplifting composition!!Only masters can come up with such tunes and melodies.Absolute 80s!
One of my favorite songs to play live. This is such a fun drum part.
Best YES Song ever...never knew why it became no more popular.......
Brilliantly written and superbly performed and produced. Great musicians. What's not to like?