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When I was a little girl I would go to the local swimming pool and there would be music played over loud speakers. This song was one I heard at that pool. Swimming, feeling the sun, tasting chlorine in my nose and hearing this song is one of my favorite childhood memories. I love you guys btw!
Mine was THOMPSON TWINS HOLD ME NOW
Mine was Theme from Greatest American Hero! Hahaha! 🤣🤣🤣
That is an awesomely specific memory!! Do you have "flashbacks" when you hear it? I do with some songs, or even just certain parts of some songs. Mostly drug related though 🥴
Don't you love the smell of urea in the morning?
@@brettkenschaft4239 every time
The 90125 album is a masterpiece. The critics have no clue.
Freshman year in the dorms. KU.
Speaks volumes about the critics.
Critics......if they do not like somethying....it has a chance with me then.
Great tour, great album great video. LEAVE IT
@@chopperdeathfreshman in HS! my bro took me to this concert ❤
Lex is such a free spirit and Brad is the anchor that keeps her at bay lol. Perfect couple.
"Let your shoulders down and breathe a little!" - Lex, a brilliant motto that I'll start to follow! ☮️
She's amazing
She's a treasure.
@@ShaunHensley absolutely!
@@shigdaddy69 Yep, a good spirit
This is a rabbit hole you could get lost in! Yes is incredible...they will lead you to ELP, who will lead you to Rush, who will lead you to Pink Floyd, who will lead you to. . . .. And so it goes through the ages
Brad & Lex, their “"And You and I" and "Yours Is No Disgrace" are next for you!!
This entire album is amazing in my opinion, 3 songs were played on the radio the year it came out (1983).
Lex was killing me on this one LOL. Honestly, thanks for this. My sister passed 9 yrs ago this month and Yes was her favorite group. It was a nice memory to have jogged today.
🙏 for your sorrow
You guys should react to more Yes…
"Heart of the Sunrise", "And You and I", "I've Seen All Good People", "Yours Is No Disgrace", "Siberian Khatru", "Love Will Find a Way", "Long Distance Runaround", "Going for the One", "Parallels", "Close to the Edge", "Changes", "The Gates of Delirium", "Time and a Word", "Starship Trooper"
🎸🤘
Just so you know, as a massive YES fan, I have my doubts that Brad has any kind of appetite for early YES music. I actually thought that he'd like Leave It until I noticed he's watching the MTV vid they made, which has got to be the strangest music vid every concocted for a song as great as Leave It is. I knew he'd be distracted by it, but I thought the lyrics were comprehensible for him to 'get it.'
The other thing with Brad is he's described himself as a simple man with simple tastes. YES was The Premiere band of any era to produce songs of tremendous *complexity* that can only be appreciated with repeated listenings. In spite of the complexity, YES was often able to produce some perfectly blended complexity into very pop-ish sounding tunes. Lex would probably totally enjoy a journey into YES' catalog, but Brad needs to be brought along slowly, with the most commercial sounding songs with lyrics that aren't too metaphorically dense, as Jon liked to compose.
I'm hopeful that he could warm up to *Yours Is No Disgrace, I've Seen All Good People, Long Distance Runaround.* He may never get around to where he'd be able to admire such masterpieces as *Starship Trooper, South Side Of The Sky,* or any of the masterpieces on the *Close To The Edge* album.
To each his own, right? (shrugs shoulders)
@@JJ8KK To each his own, yet you don't seem to be respecting his opinion. Lots of people love Yes, lots of people can't stand them. Brad can't stand them. Respect that without trying to speak for him. Cheers
Heart of the Sunrise is my all time fave. Anything from Close to the Edge also!
Shoot High, Aim Low
You left out "Awaken", "The Revealing Science of God", "Turn of the Century", "That, That Is", so many.
This album was huge. Yes comeback with ' buggles Trevor horn' produced. Whole album does not have 1 bad song
Òne of my favorite YES albums
It makes me sad that a lot of early Yes fans have a hard time appreciating 90125. It has some of their best music, and it's a lot more progressive than people claim it is.
And the follow-up (Big Generator) was likewise excellent.
Agree, final eyes gave me that older Yes vibe. Great album
@@steveyoung2317 Love Final Eyes!
This is one of my favorite songs by Yes. They've done multiple versions, though in my opinion, the best one is an Acapella Version of the song. Look for it and listen to it immediately!
I'll second that. The acapella version is a fantastic treat to listen to.
Criminally underrated album by them. So many people wanted this album to be like early Yes. I loved this album! Yes is musical genius!
Not really, Chris said they made a quid or two million
Fun fact: The guitarist on Yes at this time was Trevor Rabin, who went on to do the themes for Armageddon and Remember the Titans among other movies. Their producer was Trevor Horn - who wrote "Video Kills the Radio Star" and produced artists including Seal.
Yes was a great '70s prog rock band, funky "Roundabout", "Yours No Disgace" , "Starship Trooper", etc. Different sounding back in the '70s . They were good in the '80s, too, but changed their style a little, got a little weird for their typical style. Kind of pop rock and new wave, lot of synthesizers and weird sounds like this song, also see also ' 80s videos and soungs from them like "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "It Can Happen", etc. 🎸
"Roundabout" may be their best song.
Got nothing to do with New Wave at all!
Awesome! Yes is my favorite band...ever! You guys really need to check out "The Yes Album" and "Close To The Edge", which is widely considered to be not only the greatest prog album, but the greatest album ever produced...period. The songs "And You And I", "I've Seen All Good People", and "Starship Trooper" are my personal favorites, and should not be missed. One advantage to being older than dirt (like I am), is that I got to see them perform numerous times over several decades. Their live shows were a real treat for the senses. Those concerts were the best times of my life. 🥲
Myself? This is a masterpiece of song craft and insightful lyrics. Criticism from some
has mainly to do with these songs reaching a wider audience than in the past with
their impeccable prog-rock credentials. I don’t understand it. I love everything they’ve
done. As Lex says, “go with it!”
Everybody wants to hang out with Lex at a prog rock show. Her energy and excitement are infectious. She really appreciates all the right things.
So 80’s. But I still love it! Their whole catalog is so amazing…probably one of the most talented bands in the history of music!
I saw Yes in St Louis at Riverport early 90s, just about everybody was in the band, the '70s lineup, and the '80s lineup, awesome show
This made my day! I love this song. Yes is the upper crust of music. Check out It Can Happen. Such a positive vibe.
I love it when Lex really gets into a track, looking even more extreme when Brad just looks puzzled! Oh and love that track!
Speaking as one who just never has been able to get to Yes, so to speak: this track absolutely kills ---now just as it's done since I first heard it on April Fools' Day of my senior year of high school
1980s Yes (Trevor Rabin on guitar) is definitely different from 1970s Yes (Steve Howe on guitar), because Rabin did more of the songwriting whereas the 1970s were more by Jon Anderson (vocals) and Chris Squire (bass, backing vocals), who had founded the band. A more metal-esque song than the pure progressive rock of the earlier band, but that's not to say they didn't have their successes. Glad to see you're doing more than just "Owner of a Lonely Heart".
That said, there's still a TON of 1970s stuff to cover, from "Time and A Word" through "Tempus Fugit" and so much in between. Glad you enjoyed it.
Very different from their earlier prog rock days, but it was a HUGE album at the time. They took the 80's sound and applied their many musical talents to it. Some love it, some hate it. I happen to like both versions although I listen to their earlier stuff a lot more.
Hi Brad, Hi Lex. Thank you so much for reacting to more Yes. Another track to check out from the same album is Changes.
Oh yes Lex ...I think you have deciphered the track perfectly. Looking forward to your next reaction. Peace and love. 👍✌️🤘☮️
Changes. Great song.
This was Yes’ big commercial album, produced by the quintessential 80s monster producer Trevor Horn. Lots of old Yes fans frowned upon this, although it was essentially the band’s big payday. But you hear their prog rock origins in tracks such as this one, where they completely mess with our minds and sense of timing. It’s as if a regular 4/4 time signature would bore them to death, unless they got to mix it up a bit.
4/4 for a 1/4 measure…🤣
I forgot all about this song.... been years since I've heard it. Great tune
There are something like 90 versions of this video, all to the same music. MTV actually played all of them back to back once...it was awesome!
"Good-bye, Good-bye, Good-Bye bad. Hello, Hello Heaven." Leave it! The Acappella version of this is very cool.
I grew up in this time and heard a few great songs from Yes. Child of the 80's. Synth, drum kits and crazy outfits. This one was pop, but still had some crazy complexity! It was juuuust a little 'different'. After time, a friend of me introduced me to Close to The Edge, and I'll tell you, it changed me, and my understanding of what a person can do, musically. After watching this, you're going to experience such a contrast of completely different Yes! How cool!! I'm truly excited for you both!
When this video was released on MTV they had like 40 different alternative videos for it and I remember watching them play all of them in a row. Like 37 years ago.
I've been reacting to this song for the last 39 years exactly how Lex just did...Only on the inside 😃
And to think that Yes's prog rock archive from the 70's is so much older ,but imo dates better than the 80's sound.
There is an acapella version of this that's amazing to listen to as well. Great song, great album, but so radically different from what made Yes famous. I love that album, but it opened me up to their older (and in my opinion, best) stuff.
For the full effect of the intro, you really need to listen to the preceding track on the 90125 album, called 'Cinema' followed by 'Leave it'. The way that Cinema ends with an atmospheric climax and then Leave It's acapella intro just drops perfectly into the 'space' thus created is one of those magical moments in music.
Well said.
Lex! You are an innocent child with brilliance, wisdom, greatness and kindness all rapped up in a bundle! Bless You!!!
One of my favorite songs to exercise to.
"Changes" is also very good.
Yes it's Yes! First time I ever knowingly heard Progressive rock and I loved it!
Yes are like next level. My favorite Yes song is "It Can Happen". "It Can Happen" is the "Tom Sawyer" of Yes, in my opinion. Wait. "Hold On" is also the "Tom Sawyer" of Yes. Kind of like how "Freewill" is the "Tom Sawyer" of Rush.😁 Yes and Rush are two of my favorites. I have a Spotify playlist that's a mix of both. This song is in it.
There is no "Tom Sawyer" of Yes songs. They never had a song comparable.
@@dranderson6071 Comparable is subjective, dude. Nothing exists which can't be compared with anything else that exists.
@@BlackHatCinephile Glad we agree 👍
fun fact. On one April Fool' Day in the 80's MTV broadcast the whole day upside down and showed this video all day accept. they showed about at least 18 different version of the same video all day long.
One thing about the 60's-90's was that--as long as the music was *super* good (as in, it could last 50+ years and still be loved by people of completely different generations and influences)--then people could release *any* type of song, produced in *any* way, and it would be accepted by a huge number of people. Music was so wildly diverse. Even if you put on a new album of a group you knew well, they could still completely surprise you with what you heard. This song is a good example of that.
The a cappella version of this song is well worth a listen also.
*an a cappella version
@@alukuhito No. The a cappella version that Yes released as the B side of the Leave It 45.
I believe there were 6 variations of this video back in MTVs heyday. Got a different one each time it played during the day.
LOVE!!!! Her reaction, I saw them live and the Akapello is even better.
This is not my favorite of them, but Yes is an incredible prog rock band. Especially their 70s music: Awaken, Heart of the Sunrise, I’ve Seen all Good People, Close to the Edge, Yours is No Disgrace, Starship Trooper, The Gates of Delirium… (And their ‘70s live performance videos are wonderful.)
Changes from this album is the best and one of the great songs that just doesn't get the massive credit it deserves
Loved Lex's reaction!!! Such a fun song! Amazing album by Yes, re-inventing and modernizing themselves!
I think, Music videos were still new, and YES had fun experimenting with the special effects available at the the time. At that time, and still now, a good song.
As big of a hit and as great of a song as "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" is, "Leave It" is my favorite song by Yes, and I'm glad to see it getting more attention as the years go by. "Leave It" was the follow-up to "Owner Of A Lonely Heart," peaking at #3 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart on April 14, 1984; and #24 on the Billboard Hot 100 on April 21, 1984.
In all, Yes had 11 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 from 1971-1991, including six Top 40 hits:
"Your Move (I've Seen All Good People)" (#40 in 1971)
"Roundabout" (#13 in 1972)
"Owner Of A Lonely Heart" (#1 in 1984)
"Leave It" (#24 in 1984)
"Love Will Find A Way" (#30 in 1987)
"Rhythm Of Love" (#40 in 1988)
The music video for "Leave It" was considered very cutting-edge by 1984 standards, being one of the first music videos to rely primarily on CGI effects, and also having 18 different versions, including one during which the band just stands upside-down and sings. MTV once aired all 18 versions of the video consecutively. Apparently, the 11th version of the video is the "official" video that you just watched. Also noteworthy is that the videos were directed by Godley & Creme, a duo who branched off from the 1970s band 10cc, and are best known for their song "Cry," which was their only hit in the U.S. (#16 in 1985).
Unfortunately, the TV show Glee never featured this song, which is a damn shame, given that the choral style of the song lends itself quite well to glee clubs.
OMG, I am so glad y'all finally did this song! It's the best one on the 90125 album, even though "Owner of a Lonely Heart" grabs the spotlight. I knew you'd love it, Lex!
Hearts of this album is must to hear.
They also recorded an acapella version of this song.
As someone who used to be in acapella groups in my past, my mind was BLOWN!
spectacular song. Yes,. They are such a complex band. They were a movement in the 70s making people feel positive and uplifted
I remember the first time I heard this song I didn't know what to think but as I listen to it I really enjoyed the song what a great band in YES they were so versatile with songwriting 🙌
Some clever songs from an album with such an unimaginative title (90125, the catalog number).
Lex’s likability is through the roof
THANK YOU, I have been waiting for ANYONE to react to this song! It is so freaking cool, with some amazing vocal work by Jon Anderson and Yes. I think the song is basically about life in a touring band, how it wears you down, and how "leaving it" might be "heaven", but in the end you're still in the band. When old-school Yes fans disparage the 90125 album, I don't think they appreciate how innovative it really was.
I just imagined Lex as a cook in a restaurant that serves breakfast. You know, the one where you can see the cook through a large opening in the wall. Then this song comes on, and she goes crazy, flipping food all over the place, laughing, and making her dance moves. The song ends, and she turns around to find all the customers covered in eggs, pancakes, home fries, and bacon. Then I see Brad looking at her with his classic grin, and what the heck was that expression.
Hilarious!
Lex: "I absolutely love this song! Look at me bopping along with a great grin on my face!
Brad: "What's it about?"
My goodness.... I had forgotten about this song. Such an incredible exercise in harmonies....in my opinion
Such a brilliant and underrated song, thanks for this awesome reaction. 😊
This tune has consistently brought me joy every time I've heard it for nearly forty years, and I appreciate how much Lex was feeling it on the first listen, I'm guessing it's about how I reacted. 🙃
Old Yes fans called this album (90125) them selling out. *I* love it as much as their older stuff. Why do snobs exist?
Same reasons Karen's do
@@dranderson6071 *Karens
Bands like YES, Meatloaf, E.L.O., Styx, Planet P, , Alens Parson Project, Pink Floyde, ... were putting out albums (a record in a paper sleeve with art work, photos and other writings),
called : "Rock Opras."
The songs had relation to each other telling a larger story.
This song at the roller rink.....80.s awsome.
lex reactions tho 😄 love her smiling...giggling...dancing 😄
Trevor Rabin was in a rock band from South Africa called Rabbitt(with 2 t's) b4 coming to LA where he met Chris Squire. They had formed a new band called Cinema when Jon Anderson contacted Chris with new songs. Steve Howe was in the band Asia. They decided to reform Yes & record a new album, called 90215. Cinema is the name of a song on it. ✌
Great band with so many stages in their career. Love it. Thanks, cats.
Owner of a Lonely Heart may be one of the best audiophile songs ever. Eargasm after eargasm.
When this song came out. They had a series of music videos. The 1st one was just them standing singing the song for the whole video. The 2nd one the were turned away from the camera. Then upside down. It became more and more crazy with every video release. You are watching the last one.
LOL, Lex doing the robot… Classic…. You two are the perfect dichotomy in that each of you demonstrate the left and right dominant brain, Brad the analytical dominant and Lex the emotional dominant. Yet it truly works beautifully as a team, great job…
Fantastic band. Lex doing the robot is so on point
Love Them Still ❤️
one of my favourite songs ever. the whole album is, in my opinion, perfection ...
The album came outta nowhere in Fall, 1983 and revived Yes' career for another 25 yrs.
I got this album for Christmas when I was a teen. I returned it to get the new Judas Priest album, Screaming For Vengeance. I went back a few years later and bought it again. So glad I did, it's so great!
Trevor Rabin’s Yes was also incredible, the man is a musical genius
I loved this album when it came out. Even though I was an old school YES fan.
I love how much fun Lex is having in this. You can't help but giggle and laugh along with her. Such a wonderful and positive spirit.
Lex, your smile could power the generators for half of Florida! 😆
This is Yes attempting to make the transition to Pop, following in the footsteps of Genesis. "Hello, Goodbye" is a Beatles song. "Hello I Must Be Going" is a song by Groucho Marx.
Aloha guys, this day just keeps getting betta...try Yours is no Disgrace or Seen all Good People...a hui hou
One of the best albums during my early 20s! Loved every song of it! At first I found it disgusting and too much "mainstream", "disco" compared to the earlier YES albums, but over the years it started to grow and became better each year compared to the "trash" that was released years and decades after.
A Classic... those without a pulse... the exit sign is to your left.
This was a great concert, Trevor Rabin's solo was epic.
Oh man. I haven’t heard this in years. Good times!
This was probably mentioned but this video had 18 Different versions, a different version each day was aired on MTV. It eventually led to a contest where you can win a VHS cassette (and I think a camcorder) of all versions. It revolved around the April 1st date. It’s nuts. There are some good Yt vids on the history of the whole thing. Bizarre!
Love the way Lex gets it immediately and Brad looks like "what the heck is this?"
Lex...you are a ray of sunshine. Absolutely adore you. Brad...😉
great reaction u2 , check out more songs from this album, its called 90125, this song is 1 of at least 6 great songs from the album
The sampled hits are very reminscent of The Art of Noise. Trevorn Horn produced both bands. This was a huge change in sound for Yes & a revitalization. They have a ton of incredible songs - some very moving - Heart of the Sunrise, And You & I. Check out Going for the One for another short, fun song with a lot going on.
Yeah Trevor Horn produced them here, would be pretty interesting for Brad & Lex to react to Close To The Edit
Lex doing the robot had me rolling
There's also the acapella (or just the voice track, I forget) version of this that is amazing.
Hit more of their progressive songs. Heat of the sunrise, starship trooper, long distance runaround/the fish or even their 20 minute song "Closer to the edge".
Ummmm ... I have been listening to this song for nearly 25 years ... and I have NEVER heard the perspective that Lex just gave on the meaning of this song ... until now ... and its 1000000% spot on!!! Wowoooo! I am blown away!! Thank you Brad and Lex! ❤️❤️
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth. Lex your so lively 🙏
100% Ear Candy. GLORIOUS EAR CANDY!
Yes to more YES.
Videos were not band priorities during early MTV days (no way to sell or distribute), but Yes had already released Yessongs 3/75 (film in theaters). Record companies demanded videos to get them on MTV and sell albums (they were made quick and cheap). Yes, recorded 18 versions of this video in a day, for a contest where viewers were to recognize the differences and #11 became the standard. This video had to be simple and cheap to make. Video production was not blessed with modern computer tools and were difficult to make. This video video. th-cam.com/video/kFNXbiNfjtI/w-d-xo.html tells the history/story of the award winning video team hired to create the videos, the contest and air time required to show 18 versions (genius) of the video.
90125 and Big Generator are both outstanding albums later in their catalog - the virtuosity of YES continues to amaze me 40 years on