FEELS LIKE MAGIC!! | And You And I Live - Yes (Reaction)
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There are no words to describe a performance like this. But "MAGIC" comes as close as anything..... YES
When you leave a YES Concert you feel like you're floating on positive waves and HIGH as you've ever been before. It's an amazing experience.
I saw them in Las Vegas in 1977… Donovan was the opening act 👍
I've seen Yes 4 times in concert. I think the best one was in 1974. I was about 50 feet from Rick Wakeman on keyboards. I really did float out of the arena! The best venue was in a smaller outdoor amphitheater in Santa Fe. That was the mid 90s. I had a hard time keeping my mind on the road during the drive home!
Word.
@@danacasey8543 There should be a warning on the tickets, saying BEWARE YOU MAY ENTER ANOTHER DIMENSION AT THIS CONCERT!
When you get to the song "Close to the Edge”.... Studio version first.
Each of us only gets one chance to hear this magic the first time. Don't squander it on a live version.
Same advice for the song "Awaken"
And ”Gates of Delirium”
Studio versions first, you won't regret it. Cheers! 😊
Absolutely
100% Agreed. Classic Rock is too important for the first impression not to be the album version. If the group recorded the song, picked it for their album, that is the best way to hear it.... Then, make sure you're blown away watching it performed LIVE
The virtuoso keyboard player here, Rick Wakeman, was a fellow pupil and used to play the organ each morning during the daily religious assemblies at my school in West London in the 60s. The inventiveness and sheer stunning musical skill is just stunning. On another planet from most other rock bands.
My absolute favorite Yes song.
Mine too!!!!
Kind regards from México
21y/o here! These guys are my favorite group by far. Nobody sounds like them. If youre really enjoying these there are plenty of there 10ish minute prog songs but i highly recommend their epics! Close to the Edge, Gates of delirium, and Awaken. Enjoy the rabbit hole! :)
Ist time I saw them was in72. 51 years later their songs STILL gives this 68 year old man goose bumps.
"You feel like you NEED to be there!" Yes!
Chris Squire on Harmonica.... COOL
Yes, always a work of art. Thx ✌️👌
"Works Of Art".... Glad you liked them.
Been binging this band for 51 years!!! Keep going!!
Me too Mike! Me too. Saved my life, did Yesmusic. Probably multiple times.
You can still see Yes live, they are touring, , not what they used to be, different singer, but still cool. The singer is on his own performing yes and solo material, still sound great, on tour often with various musicians.
I would also recommend. " long distance run around"
For some people, music is just a background noise they turn on while they get the dishes washed.
For others, music run through their nervous system, wraps itself around their senses, imprints its paterns and rhythms, suprises them with unexpected wonders.
It's so good to see someone genuinely experience music with joy.
Yes is one of the best live bands ever. Their music is better live than on record. I've seen them 3 times live and they are unforgettable.
I saw them in 78 when I was 14-15 ish, they made an incredible impression on me and have been my favorite music since. Magic and art are two great ways to describe it. Their songs are like little music journeys to take you to another world for a bit.
It’s like a dream you have when falling asleep on a beach in Thailand while getting a massage. And waking up in St. Bart’s with Heidi Klum and Pam Anderson asking you who do you like more. And, you don’t what to say, except, “who’s hungry?”.
These songs brings back good memories from my late teens ❤
The crowd cheers when they hear the first notes from that 12 string guitar.... we all know what's coming is a spectacle of amazing musical performance.
One of my favourite Yes songs. I've seen them do this live. Jon's voice is angelic. They were wonderful and they didn't have a support act. Instead they showed the BEST, most hilarious Bugs Bunny cartoons on a big screen.. We were higher than the Empire State and laughed our asses off.
I’ve seen them with opening acts. First time I saw them mid70’s, Donovan opened. Toto has opened too.
I loved your reaction with your facial expressions! And YES in my humble experience have been one of the greatest bands ever to perform in this wonderful Universe! Cheers bro!
YES... It certainly was "CRAZY" to be there... 4 times. Once with Kansas opening... I saw the add and said.....ARE YOU PHUCKING KIDDING ME!!!. My third Favorite show I've ever seen. #1 Pink Floyd, #2 Supertramp.
Great song👍👍
This video is of a Reunion Tour! Many members here:
Jon Anderson of course-
Steve Howe & Trevor Rabin(90125 & Big Generator albums),
Chris Squire -Bass
Rick Wakeman & Tony Kaye(original keyboard player for Yes)
And Both Bill Bruford (original drummer-Amazing) and Alan White-incredible drummer who was with them for the longest and passed away recently-along w Chris Squire passing as well😔)
Now you know why we INSISTED you see this band Live. There is nothing else like them. Welcome to the YES Fanatics Fan Club.
The Fender Lap/Pedal Steel Guitar Steve plays is legendary and Priceless on the collector market.
Jon Anderson's voice has been called the Sweetest Sound Ever Heard by any male rock vocalist... "Whimsical"... I agree
i agree also. and yes songs are often not easy to sing because there are so few cues to follow as a vocalist. the music is so complex with so many layers and changes. for my money, jon anderson is one of the most talented singers in progressive rock.
@@realitybytez YES... he is. One of the all time great ones. I was once 35 feet away from him. Felt the vibes through me like I was plugged into their instruments.
Jon Anderson - The Legendary Voice / Bill Bruford - Drums/percussion / Steve Howe - 3 different guitars / Tony Kaye - Keyboards/ Trevor Rabin- Fender Strat guitar/ Chris Squire- Rickenbacker Bass Guitar(Mom Made)-Harmonica / Rick Wakeman - Keyboard Master / Alan White - Drums..... I've seen most all the great bands. No Better Lineup ever assembled.
I had the privilege of going backstage and meeting the band on this tour. Very friendly. Excellent show too.
And Chris ALSO on harmonica!
@@alanmcewen8456 Fixed, Thanks.
The Union tour. Unforgettable
Excellent reaction. Never saw this live version, but it 's even as good as the studio version. The next song on that album is a treat, really. It's called "Siberian Khatru" - and it's another adventure, but much more upbeat. I'd suggest you listen to the studio version. It's mere perfection.
I'm an old fellow, having a jolly good time watching a new Yes fan in the making. Magic is one way to describe them -- they write music for the Soul, the Heart. They have a way of getting into your head. I will happily aid in your binging.
Short and Sweet: Wonderous Stories, Holy Lamb, Onward,
Hidden Gems: That, That Is, Homeworld, Turn of the Century (You mentioned paintings -- this one is based on Pygmailion & Galitea -- maybe my favorite of all Yes songs.)
Yes Controversy: You only need side one and side four of Tales From Topographic Oceans -- but for sheer epicness, it's hard to beat The Revealing Science of God (side one) and Ritual (side four)
Summary: Binge as deep as you want, wander wherever you choose. You''ll hit some duds on the side roads, but you'll also bump into Olias of Sunhillow.
Happy journeys, my young Yes friend. Your smile as you listen brings many of us Yes fans back to the days when our hair stood on end when we heard Perpetual Change. Some of us miss the hair we had back then.
Turn Of The century. Perfection. Period.
Fish Out of Water is the best solo project
Our seats weren't that great when we saw Yes in the 70s, but it didn't matter much🎶💫
The Evolution of Yes ( 1968-Present )
The body of work from YES could hold hundreds of Rabbit Holes. "Binge" says it fine...Jump down anyone of them.... "Wondrous Stories"
Good video and good review. Lets see more!
@JMBOYTV , I think @AliasMark69 nailed it when he said "MAGIC". I have also been to 4 YES concerts.... imagine this scenario during the "Close To The Edge" tour.... the band has transitioned into one of the instrumental only songs...the lights had gone down to focus on just Rick Wakeman and Bill Bruford, so it is pitch black... and out of nowhere Jon Anderson's voice starts singing, quietly at first....but you can't see him. Slowly a new spotlight starts shining on the top of the speaker tower, 50 feet above the stage, Jon had climbed the speaker tower and was sitting on the top speaker singing as the lights came up and the band goes full tilt. You float (not walk) out of their concerts, partly because of the music and partly because of the herbs you had brought to the concert.... INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
YES, that sounds just like a YES concert. Always a great show.
Styx - "The Grand Illusion"
"YOU GUYS" say.... TOO COOL, again. Thanks 156
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth
I saw that tour in Cincinnati, They kept that rotating stage for som time. it was nice cause no matter where you sat youi had a goode view
Journey - "Lovin' Touchin" Squeezin'
You picked a video with a lot of the yes family tree on stage at the same time. That's an incredible amount of talent. I saw this tour at msg in nyc..
I saw the Union show - AY&I was the high point.... When Howe, Wakeman, and Rabin played that main theme in unison, it was unreal.
The crowd just goes wild at certain points within the song. Yes, like Pink Floyd is one of those groups that are perfection when they play live. Lots of groups are really sloppy live
I think they're actually *better*, live. I mean...it's a different performance, but everything is perfect, their concerts were so well rehearsed and they probably had the best engineers in the business....none of which would have mattered if they weren't such monster musicians.
The name of the vocal styling you are trying to describe is "Call and Response."
Where are you gonna see a performance like this anywhere today?
You still my have a chance to see YES live.
I would listen to the album versions of Yes first, or the live versions from the albums Yessongs and Yesshows, as these are far and away the best versions of any of the classic Yes material.
Sir Elton John - "Funeral For A Friend/ Love Lies Bleeding"
Chicago - "25 Or 6 To 4"
"And You And I'
A man conceived a moment's answers to the dream
Staying the flowers daily, sensing all the themes
As a foundation left to create the spiral aim
A movement regained and regarded both the same
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you
Changed only for a sight of sound, the space agreed
Between the picture of time behind the face of need
Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid
Emotion revealed as the ocean maid
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you, oh
Coins and crosses never know their fruitless worth
Cords are broken, locked inside the mother earth
They won't hide, oh, they won't tell you
Watching the world, watching all of the world
Watching us go by
And you and I climb over the sea to the valley
And you and I reached out for reasons to call
Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid
Emotion revealed as the ocean maid
As a movement regained and regarded both the same
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you
Sad preacher nailed upon the colored door of time
Insane teacher be there, reminded of the rhyme
There'll be no mutant enemy we shall certify
Political ends, as sad remains, will die
Reach out as forward tastes begin to enter you
Ooh, ooh
I listened hard but could not see
Life tempo change out and inside me
The preacher trained in all to lose his name;
The teacher travels, asking to be shown the same
In the end, we'll agree, we'll accept, we'll immortalize
That the truth of the man maturing in his eyes
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you
Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid
As a moment regained and regarded both the same
Emotion revealed as the ocean maid
A clearer future, morning, evening, nights with you
And you and I climb, crossing the shapes of the morning
And you and I reach over the sun for the river
And you and I climb, clearer towards the movement
And you and I called over valleys of endless seas
Boston - "Foreplay/Long Time"
They called him..."GOD"... Eric Clapton - "Layla"
I usually suggest (imho), most songs by Yes listened to the studio version but -Dam if their not Incredible LIVE! (50+ times 🥰)
This performance is from the 1991 Union tour, which combined the two competing versions of Yes after the highly successful Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe album and tour from 1989. Musically they pulled it off, but there were tensions on the tour after a listless album, both of which were the result of a compromise between the two camps. I don't know how they managed to perform so flawlessly with so much chaos onstage, with two drummers, two guitarists and two keyboardists. Yes has a very interesting history, but it is generally agreed that their best albums are from the 1970s. They put out some fantastic music after that but most post-1980 albums were hit-and-miss. Some of the band members' solo albums are more interesting. Glad you found Yes! It's a deep rabbit holes with many wandering warrens. Enjoy
Santana - "(Back to back) 'Black Magic Woman/Oye Como Va"
I suggest "Awaken".
Check out Siberian Khatru studio version, please!
Trevor needed to sit down on this one and get out of the way of Mr Howe, doubling the steel part sort of cancels it out…
If you had this song in your music collection on the following...Vinyl Album, 8-Track, Cassette Tape, Compact Disk CD, MP3 Player/Digital Files....???? Like this comment if you did, like I did.
Genesis=Firth of Fifth please
I would also like to suggest two "alternative" live videos of this song (for your private pleasure):
From 1973, so to speak the "original version":
th-cam.com/video/PbS56p4Xt4I/w-d-xo.html
and from 2018 (this is "Yes ARW", Anderson is about 74 years old):
th-cam.com/video/00xvW4ZSJ9M/w-d-xo.html
Hey JMBOY glad you're reacting to YES but I always advise newcomers to any artist not just YES to *always* listen to the *original* and official *studio* recordings of an artist work before listening to any live reinterpretations. It's my opinion that newcomers should get acquainted with the originals first then live. LIve should be the second step *not* the first.The studio is where they spent time crafting and perfecting the material.Also sometimes there are things that can be done in studio that aren't replicated as well in a live setting. I'm not against live but I don't feel it should be the introduction. That all being said I would love to see you react to the studio versions of "Yours Is No Disgrace' 'Starship Trooper' "South Side of The Sky' 'Heart of The Sunrise'. Take care and keep up the great work ! Subscriber here.
JM first two YES were both studio, then he needed to see them live. In his Playlist.
True story. Studio first.
@@AliasMark69 And that's fine. The problem is that he reacted to 'And You And I' *live*. He didn't hear the original from 'Close To The Edge' yet. If he'd reacted to a live version of one or both of the two songs he'd done up until now that would've been cool.
@@TRANZEURO It's all cool no not cool with Yes
@@AliasMark69 YES....I suppose you're right ! LOL👍
You need 😊to hear Birthright live
Looks like the video is from the Union tour. Not a fan of Rabin or YES without Howe. Too dramatic for my blood. Glad you liked the tune, but if you want to see the masters play this:
th-cam.com/video/PbS56p4Xt4I/w-d-xo.html
I forgot something in my first comment. A suggestion for a song that some Yes fans won't like because they say this band isn't Yes anymore. But I think it would be great if you would listen to the title track (Mirror to the Sky) from Yes's 2023 album Mirror to the Sky. i love this song
Steve's garage band
@@lesblatnyak5947 I had to smile when I read your comment and I agree with you that the album is strongly influenced by "Steve". But "garageband" would certainly not do justice to the quality of the other musicians ;-)
@flomalheur7467 I've seen Chris Squire and Alan White 36 times from Relayer tour to Chris passing, this Yes is not Yes hell Steve plays half the notes at 2/3 the tempo and in easier key signatures. Ya garage band with the once greatest guitarist
@@lesblatnyak5947 Leaving aside the questions of whether this "Yes" still has the moral right to call itself "Yes", whether Howe's fingers might not be able to play as fast as they used to and whether their current interpretation of old songs is a bit lame... If the album cover of "Mirror to the Sky" didn't have "Yes" written on it, but the name of an unknown band; would you also say.... "what kind of miserable "garage band" is that"? Well, I would say: "wow, an interesting album".
Worst footage ever. Completely ignored Steve Howe's slid solo.
The wasted footage of those stupid images is just a crime when they could have shown Steve working that slide. His musicianship is beyond the pale, and compositionally, he's on par with Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach. Hundreds of years from now, this music will be on recognized with all the greatest classical pieces. It's amazing how overlooked they are in the mainstream, but most people don't have the consciousness to understand YES, and even more the intelligence.