Cara uma performance dessa ao vivo com uma banda formada apenas por quatro integrantes. Mano é totalmente diferente. É surreal. É um espetáculo. É um colorido pros olhos. É uma honrra pros nossos tímpanos. Simplesmente. É eterno. Eu serei eternamente grato. Por poder ouvi-la..
Of course we all miss Squire and Anderson in Yes. But damn do I really, really miss Mr. White. I have met him a couple times and there isn't a more of a nice rock star. Earth was a better place with Squire and White around. I always just stared at White on the kit. Tremendously talented dude. Yes drumming ain't easy and if you could pull that off and write a lot of the music...hats off to you. Also being hand selected by a Beatle doesn't hurt the drumming resume either. Godspeed Alan...Godspeed.
Gotta love Jon Anderson’s utility belt microphone! So glad to see he’s working with The Band Geeks. Wish Trevor would finally release his next solo album with vocals. Miss Chris and Alan…
Kickass man.😊😊😊😊. FM simulcast. Back in the day. Lol. Geez 36 years ago is back in the day. Lol. Well add a decade or two and, bam, lol. Excellent in any context folks.😊😊😊😊❤❤😂😂🎉🎉🎉. Lol
I had seen this performance back in the day *before* hearing the studio version for the first time, and only *then* did I realise there must've been something wrong with his bass rig here! 😄 It was more obvious / audible during 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' with all those crackling noises, though!
Steven Howe was the original Monster but Trevor Rabin held his own as Yes changed their sound in 80's (more harmony). It was fantastic to see these two monster guitarist join forces on the reunion tour.
Yes didn’t really change their sound. Rabin was forming a band with White, and Squire called Cinema. The record company “demanded” they get Jon Anderson and call it Yes. Lol. 🤷♀️
One of my favorite Yes songs, and this live version sounds remarkably well if you factor in all the production that went into the studio version. The only bad thing about this performance are all the Euro mullets. I understand that it was the 80's, but their coifed do's make Duran Duran look like the lineup for Motorhead.
I was totally into Yes and saw them live often in those days. They were such a busy band I wasn't sure how it would run at a big commercial production like this anniversary, but they killed it. The other memory I have of this show, was Paul Rogers doing dock of the bay. It's here in YT, check it out.
Carl K thats not true, i can recall countless backing vocal tracks used starting with the 90125 tour. in those days leave it was almost all pre recorded. rhythm of love always has a lot of tapes. Dont go is another track with tapes. Your statement is correct for any song appearing on an album recorded before 90125 regardless of when it was performed.
pryt86 agree, never doubted or disputed that. i prefer having backing tracks always when the studio sound cant be recreated live, but there are very few of us
This version must've broken the land-speed record, I had to check my playback speed a few times. (3:46) Must've been that kid that looked and played like John McLaughlin. 😄. He does it again at 5:04.
A Keeper Archive for us who Hold On to the Yes flame, It came out that the band burned the candle at both ends to give this performance while on a tour schedule.
Trevor, beast of a guitarist
Extremely underrated. Fabulous chops, excellent voice & a great songwriter to boot.
maravilhoso!!!!!!
@@peterlaver7301 Absolutely! And his resume' of movie soundtracks is unbelievable!
He is a Beast of a Guitarist and a heck of a singer !!! He made YES better!!! A lot Better!!! 😊
An absolute Brilliance from Yes & Trevor Rabin proves to be a Musical Genius ! His guitar playing is unmatched !!!
Cara uma performance dessa ao vivo com uma banda formada apenas por quatro integrantes. Mano é totalmente diferente. É surreal. É um espetáculo. É um colorido pros olhos. É uma honrra pros nossos tímpanos. Simplesmente. É eterno. Eu serei eternamente grato. Por poder ouvi-la..
Of course we all miss Squire and Anderson in Yes. But damn do I really, really miss Mr. White. I have met him a couple times and there isn't a more of a nice rock star. Earth was a better place with Squire and White around. I always just stared at White on the kit. Tremendously talented dude. Yes drumming ain't easy and if you could pull that off and write a lot of the music...hats off to you. Also being hand selected by a Beatle doesn't hurt the drumming resume either. Godspeed Alan...Godspeed.
An absolute clinic by Rabin on singing harmony while killing it on lead guitar.
Was thinking the same thing especially with Squire hanging out on the verses you really hear what Rabin is doing against his guitar work.
I was 12 when 90125 came out so this era of Yes was right in my wheelhouse
Trevor. Taste, tone and shred. Wonderful player
This is a gem. Best live solo for this song. It marked me with fire in my teenage years
Man, Yes were even ahead of their time in the 80s.
Yes is ahead since 1969
Gotta love Jon Anderson’s utility belt microphone! So glad to see he’s working with The Band Geeks. Wish Trevor would finally release his next solo album with vocals. Miss Chris and Alan…
It even has a holster. LOLz
Trevor was & is a God send to YES
There’s nothing like Yes
80’ s the best music
Ladies and gentleman, The Fender Stratocaster! come on now give it a round of applause!!!!!
I love the sound of this video, not because it's quality, just because you can enjoy Trevor's hard work on the guitar so welll...
Probably my favorite song on the album
FANTASTIC YES!!! THE BEST BAND OF THE UNIVERSE!!!
I was there!
They were so far ahead of their time that their 1st album won't be released yet for another 50 years!
Kickass man.😊😊😊😊. FM simulcast. Back in the day. Lol. Geez 36 years ago is back in the day. Lol. Well add a decade or two and, bam, lol. Excellent in any context folks.😊😊😊😊❤❤😂😂🎉🎉🎉. Lol
Dude saw them in Denver! Everything was in white and the light show was grand !!
This is great. Thanks for uploading. This is raw, tough, so many minor "flaws," so I know it's real, not processed.
Trevor rabin mi guitarrista preferido un monstruo!!!❤
Lo diré en chileno: Weon, Trevor es una máquina! Que grande Yes, gracias por su música eterna!
Energetic and exciting oh Yeah😊
00:17 Chris Squire is like "Where is my bass?"
I had seen this performance back in the day *before* hearing the studio version for the first time, and only *then* did I realise there must've been something wrong with his bass rig here! 😄 It was more obvious / audible during 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' with all those crackling noises, though!
Trevor was so under rated......such a stylistic shredder for a Brit
He’s from South Africa
@@Dave-Gear32 Which is British.
Steven Howe was the original Monster but Trevor Rabin held his own as Yes changed their sound in 80's (more harmony). It was fantastic to see these two monster guitarist join forces on the reunion tour.
Yes didn’t really change their sound. Rabin was forming a band with White, and Squire called Cinema. The record company “demanded” they get Jon Anderson and call it Yes. Lol. 🤷♀️
One of my favorite Yes songs, and this live version sounds remarkably well if you factor in all the production that went into the studio version. The only bad thing about this performance are all the Euro mullets. I understand that it was the 80's, but their coifed do's make Duran Duran look like the lineup for Motorhead.
I was totally into Yes and saw them live often in those days. They were such a busy band I wasn't sure how it would run at a big commercial production like this anniversary, but they killed it. The other memory I have of this show, was Paul Rogers doing dock of the bay. It's here in YT, check it out.
@Fender Custom Shop: where is that Trevor Ravin limited edition strat that you should have built 30 years ago?
I loved Alan's playing. No Yes without this rythem section and of course this voice.
great version, thank you. no backing tracks, very little chris vocals, but a ton of energy from the band.
Evan Keal they never use backing tracks, YES has Always been the real deal
Carl K thats not true, i can recall countless backing vocal tracks used starting with the 90125 tour. in those days leave it was almost all pre recorded. rhythm of love always has a lot of tapes. Dont go is another track with tapes. Your statement is correct for any song appearing on an album recorded before 90125 regardless of when it was performed.
Wow that is surprising
Evan Keal yea they did use backing tracks in the 80s and talk tour for the songs you mention. But they did also sing along with it.
pryt86 agree, never doubted or disputed that. i prefer having backing tracks always when the studio sound cant be recreated live, but there are very few of us
This version must've broken the land-speed record, I had to check my playback speed a few times. (3:46) Must've been that kid that looked and played like John McLaughlin. 😄. He does it again at 5:04.
A Keeper Archive for us who Hold On to the Yes flame, It came out that the band burned the candle at both ends to give this performance while on a tour schedule.
OUTRO LENDÁRIO BATERISTA ALAN WHITE QUE TOCOU COM JOHN LENNON
❤❤❤❤
Great clip!
Ancora oggi 👑
dicembre 2021 ❤️
abbraccio da Roma
Your audio and video quality are excellent on the Moon. Could you please upload the Genesis performance?
i approve, genesis had an original takecof their own, and they are my other preferred band of time
Intro is a little bit of the intro to Shoot High Aim Low.
This was during Jon’s Fisher Price microphone phase, what’s up with that?😉
where is the bass? The Eskimo kiss was cute!
Has Jon Anderson ever sung a bum note? 😆
Yes in the 80s? An oxymore...
way to miss the intro, chris...
He was having trouble with his wireless pickup. He had to switch to a corded connection if i remember right
@@scottburns2600 - That's correct. His equipment was giving him trouble already during the previous song, which was 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart'.
How many lines did they do before playing this version!? Sounds really fast.
The boys from deep purple wrote this song? 😧😩🤪
Go Ukraine!
Hate this version!! The time signature changes at the end of the verses were completely ignored. Fail!!!!!!!!!!
ma sti cazzi ce lo metti?
They were just done earlier in the verse. Honestly this version isn’t that bad it’s just unrehearsed.
@@hpatss4966 Earlier in the verse?? Nope.
Good song, bad rendition.