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This song is much better when Steve Hackett is on guitar. I don't say it's a bad version, but nly Hackett can play his solo as he does.

Try ice cube no Vaseline

I just can’t believe how wise he was for his age, he was 2 years older than me and I found him at the beginning of his musical journey but it felt like he was 20 years older than me at the time

react to tupac lil homies

My favourite performance of this song!

Angela winbush was married to. Ron Isley Mr big at this time

Moments of glory, if this magic performance doesn't open more doors for her i'm gone. What a fantastic arangement and what a phenomenal performance by Emma. Let's hope this will not only lead to big musical succes for her but also to a boost for her foundation, touched people can help her but not only her but also the other affected people in the world.Seems there are 1000 affected people in the Netherlands,than there must be 20000 in the states,4000 in the UK and so on.

Close to the Edge, Fragile, the Yes Album,Tales from Topographic Oceans, Relayer and Going for the One all classic albums.

From 1971 to 1979 they were truly incredible.

Great reaction as always Pac the G.O.A.T!

Tupac work ethic surpassed any entertainer in the business, when he was released from prison he wrote and recorded more songs than in his entire life. His work ethic changed the dynamic in Death Row and encouraged others to get motivated and get moving as he said "no more taking all week to record one song". I think that he did have some type of prophetic vision form God because Tuoac loved God and had read the bible several times over, he even had Exodus 18:11 tatted on his back. Some people say it is 18 31 but the chapter only has 27 verses. Either way Tupac reference to God is all thoughout his music and writings and in the Statue his Mother made of him at the School for the Arts that bears his name Tupac is holding a bible. I think it is great of you to admit your lack of knowledge toward the ghetto and poverty and black folk in general, that says a lot about you possesing the characteristic of being "Introspective," which is something that was innate in Tupac and made him such a great human being. When he says 'its all G" I think he means Good, but he does mention that it is hard to live this life without God, so we must ask forgiveness in the very beginning. Not a day passes that I do not think of Tupac, he was fore sure like a Father figure to me growing up in the ghetto. Always remember one thing about the ghetto, there is always more GOOD human beings than bad ones.....you remember the interview where Tupac says , Do you think we want to live next to the killer just because we are Black?????? God bless you dear- Heath

Yes you're sorry to continue to mispronounce his name, I'll bet if he was white, you'd get it right.

You never have to be sorry for your Dog as far as I am concerned I have three blue nose pit bulls that are my children, Dogs are often times better than people and I do not say that to be mean spirited. I was at the 1992 summer Jam concert at Cal Expo and it was the first time I ever saw Tupac and did not even know it......he was on stage with Digital Underground dancing with blow up dolls SMH, It was the concert of my life to say the least from Public Enemy, Kid and Play , Queen Latifa, Big Daddy Kane, Kwame, and then later I saw the Video Same song and oh thats Tupac form the concert........one of the epic moments of my teenage years. Thank you for giving Tupac a chance I really believe he could have been the President of the United Sates because so many different races liked him and were cheering him on until that tragic day in 1996.........Have you seen the film Gridlock'd by chance? It is my favorite film he did next to Poetic Justice because he plays a heroin addict with Tim Roth and the portrayal of the Social Service system is really on point! Check it out if you can it is kinda a dark comedy but very realistic- Heath

eazy e's son said he was always a jokester. he had so many good jokes in this song

Incredibly skilled and talented band, both before Gabriel Hackett exit and after. Best

SRV and Jonny Copeland live performance at Montreal Jazz Fest would also be right up your Alley. Just say'in 🤣

IZ is still missed here in Hawaii .He was a beautiful human being. 🤙

until the end of time by tupac

They play it faster now

You ought to go listen to the entire album "Selling England by the pound" (1973). Bought it as soon as came out, wore out my first vinyl copy! Nearly 52 years later, it remains (probably) my favourite album ever - a masterpiece.

"70s Yes" *IS* Yes, that's all you really need.

Listen to Nas’s record called “Everything” & his other record “Daughters” & 2Pacs record “Changes” when type the names of the songs in the search bar always put explicit after the artist name & song title so you don’t get the edited version of the song. Oh & Notorious B.I.G “Sky’s The Limit” track is also a good one

Tears 😢😢 every time with this beautiful song You must love him ❤️

Second to YES, GENESIS is the GOAT! and with PROG that's still the highest compliment. Believe it or not the 70s originals was the ex singer Peter Gabriel & guitartist was Steve Hacket. Drummer Phil Collins took over as singer with Daryl Struemer on guitar in concert. But this a classic diamond of Genesis

The last song from this album "Siberian Khatru" would be a perfect next Reaction & then the title track "Close to the Edge" will either send you over the edge or turn you into a baptized devotee of 70's YESISM. Come, we'd love to have you! LOL

In my personal opinion you can't go wrong with Harry! Definitely think youll be a fan! Not ashamed to admit this but I'm 50 and was a fan of 1 direction from the start. They are all so good as solo artists too. 1D is fun to watch! But i also love Elvis. Actually all genres. New subscriber and really enjoyed the reaction! 😊

This song made me a Yes fan

I have seen this video many times but today my hair stood up on my arm, I could feel your emotion and darn if you didn't make me cry. And I needed that. Thank you!!

you seem like a nice person and i hope you’re doing well and enjoy doing your videos

David Gilmore is 78 years old and can still play like this amazing Ice T lyrics are spot on

RIP BROTHER

he works in different genres, you'll be surprised.. you can check out 'music for a sushi restaurant' or 'adore you'....

harry is amazing!! check out more of this songs.. literally anything

It is always fun to see the surprise people have in hearing Angelina Jordan for the first time!

Love yuor videos so much for some reason, just amazing Thank you

I've heard this song many times and I love it. But the timing of this being posted was ironic for me. I saw the notification this morning (I hadn't logged into RUclips for a couple of days) and watched it, then a couple of hours later I learned that one of my closest friends that may as well have been a brother had passed away on Friday. So here I am again to watch it with you for a second time already. I'm sorry for your loss, Gwen and family. And to everyone else reading this that has lost loved ones. And thank you Charlene for your heartfelt reviews.

I grew up watching these wonderful artists and I HATE to see them going. They were a stable generation who comforted me and now I , and most people of my age (70) don’t feel at home in this world. I belong with them - the ones who have passed away.

Thank u for doing this

Watch the directors cut. It's so uplifting

Thank you so much, Charlene. You didn't have to do this when you were sick, but we're thrilled you were able to get to this on the actual date. As I said in our correspondence, I heard this song shortly after Dana died and found the perfect inspiration for my tribute tattoo. In the video, the 2 cars taking different paths at the end, was very poignant. It's as if the one car is Dana following her path/journey, and the other is Becky and me following our path with the hope of our paths crossing again. Much love and light.

9:06 your moment of silence speaks loud! DMX was one of a kind and there'll never be another DMX. 🙏

Rip

RIP Paul Walker

This was the first Yes song I ever heard. And it was on my older brother's stereo, so it sounded fabulous. I had NEVER heard anything like it. That was in the 70s. Now I'm 67, and this tune still brings me goosebumps. For me, it's like a prayer. Thank you for taking the time to listen to it. Yes is not everyone's cup of tea. ❤️

Worm!

I like your glasses very much. Two thumbs up!!

Lovely emotional reaction to the lovely and emotional song. Thank you!