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Omg if Rick Wakeman ever gets tired of being a musician, he can always make another fortune doing stand-up😂😂😂😂👍🏼

Yes. Uma lenda. Imortal. Chris😢. Geddy fantástico.

Trying to listen to this in my office while trying desperately not to laugh out loud and failing miserably! As funny as it was when I heard it the 1st time.😂🤣

I got to meet 9 members of YES over the years..and each and every one of them were kind, courteous human beings. 9 ? I don;t know if there are more I missed..but the list was AWBH, Trevor 1, Trevor 2, Chris Squire. Alan White, Patrick Moraz, T Levin..wait that's 10!

8-track tape player plugged into a guitar amp. RUSH. Yes. Genesis. Played along on drums and made mistakes. AGAIN!!. Over and over. Drove my mother nuts!! My brother picked up the guitar. He came home from band camp and played "Mood For A Day" and then went on to play "The Clap". Had a lot of fun in the 90s. I miss him.

Neil as his wife said, was not only one of the greatest drummers ever, the Man had his Doctorate in Drumming. He was literally a Doctor. He also did as his wife also said, wrote many or most of the lyrics for Rush.

The Neil Peart Jersey is Gorgeous, as well as the Neil Replica Kit. So awesome.

Rick Wakeman's is the greatest induction speech not only of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but of any ceremony ever

Really miss YES. I got to see them 3 times in Boston during the late 1990s. All outstanding experiance.

Fucking MONSTERS!

Geddy ain't fucking around.

Doesn’t get better

NERDS!!!!

Love that Steve was playing bass on Owner! 😊❤️

Saw them at Jiffy Lube this past summer I smiled the whole show

Where’s Bill Bruford??

That was spectacular, thank you Geddy.

Had this on a cassette tape in high school...top shelf classic comedy...Pryor was an American treasure...rest in peace Richard. 🙏

Richard Pryor was and still is the greatest

I remember listening to this in highschool in 1982 in the locker room!! We were dying laughing!!

Okay, so from Rolling Stone interviews etc, it seems he just didn't want to memorise a speech / make a long-winded speech. That's disappointing. I'd always assumed it wss meant to be a comment on how long it took them to be inducted, but apparently not

A girl back in the day said " I will make out with you but only to one song." I chose Roundabout.

They are great & so is Rush. Two of my fav bands

Missed a snare hit at 3:24. that’s what i love about older recordings, it’s not like they could have gone back and edited it. it was a whole process back then and that’s what i love. It makes it 100x times impressive and it makes you realize that all these master musicians are not perfect and there are so many mistakes made during all of these older recordings.

Its cool that they included Trevor Rabbin he's a great under rated guitarist and played a pivital roll on the album Owner Of A Lonely Heart class act band

Took all the way till 2017 ?? Saw Yes in Philly on their 1973 tour, they should've been inducted then! 😎

Sorry Chris couldn't be there. He really deserved it. Love this band

Steve Howe could be in the rock and roll hall of fame all by himself.

I hope Alex doesn't mind my quoting him on my next show...

I never knew Rick Wakeman was so funny! Great job from all the guys!

Sad Rory Gallagher Was Never Mentioned in to th Hall Of Shame

Miss you Brad! I’m sorry you were hurting

Rock and roll hall of fame is political correct.NO TED NUGENT. COME ON

Neil Peart caused 680 million air drummers to happen.

That was cool

Excelente espetacular

I ain't heard this in a while but just like when RP released it I nearly pissed myself laughing. I bet my buddy's and I wore 3 r 4 albums out. "I was born in Tupelo Mississippi" to me Pryor is the one and only King of Comedy !! Thanks for a million laughs and RIP Richard

"Give them bread and circys and they will never revolt" Ancient Roman poet Juvenal. Boston was the closest thing to this, for me. Yeah queen was great but did not have all the moving parts like this , to me. Boston should be in hall of fame.

He the Best of all he is the one and only king 😂 of all

I saw them do yessongs at msg in New York city

Chris squire

What the hell is Rick Wakeman talking about - I still have tears in my eyes from laughing

What an amazing live performance- how they nailed it, and in front of the industry's who's who. Man, it was moving.

In 1967/68 when I was 7/8 yrs old, I grew up in a small town, Dalzell South Carolina. We were the only white family for miles around. There was a little old man ( I would have guessed he was 100+) that lived down the road in a little shanty, no power, no running water. Me and my best friend at the time would sit on his front porch snd listen to him tell us stories about his life. He talked exactly like mudbone. Everytime I hear Mudbone, I think of that little old man, and remember that was probably some of the best times of my life.

David

Ian Gillian Made in Japan live was uncomparable

Ian!!!! No contest

David Coverdale!

OMG! With Geddy Lee on bass. Fantastic. Loved Rick Wakeman on keys and Trevor Rabin as well. I had never even heard of "Yes" until "Owner of an Only Heart". Then I discovered the rest!

Where is tony kaye.