Yes- The Gates of Delirium (First Listen)
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Song Link: • Yes - The Gates of Del...
Steve Howe won best overall guitarist 5 years in as row by the readers of Guitar Player magazine. They had to remove him from the ballot! He is definitely one of the greats. If you ever listen to the 3rd movement of Tales From Topographic Oceans Steve really shines
I get goosebumps listening to this song.
I prefer Close to the Edge, but I really have to admit that Gates Of Delirium is one of the most incredible musical adventures of the 20th century...... It's total madness...
As much as I love Rick Wakeman, with Moraz the sky was no longer the limit. The galaxy was.
The high priests of prog rock at their best.
I've listened to this song thousands of times, but today, I heard it for the first time again. You are doing such a great job!
Close To The Edge, Awaken, Gates...I won't pick a favorite among my children. These are not 3 of Yes's greatest songs. These are 3 of the greatest songs ever RECORDED.
If you're going into Heaven and there is no Jon Anderson singing "Soon" at the entrance, I would be a little disappointed with the whole thing.
Jon Anderson is a spiritual guide. Go ahead and cry.
“...and the magic music makes your morning mood”
We had a saying in the 70"s, you know your stoned when you start to understand Jon Anderson's lyrics
Finally our esteemed host graces us with a masterpiece for the ages.
This song is always a gut punch for me. It came out during a rough time for me, personally and every time I hear it it brings me RIGHT back. Man, it's a devastating song. The anger I hear in it comes through in spades. It hit all my buttons back then, because that's what I was feeling: hate, confusion and rage. Yet that ending. The ending you need when there's a life you need to continue living after a terrible battle. I understand the meaning of the song, but for me, it'll always conjure up deep emotions. It got me through a tough time in my life and I will always hold it close to my heart.
If you are not emotionally entranced and moved by this musical masterpiece - you don't have a soul.
Because we know what is happening, it's so great sharing the experience as like watching someone opening a present looking at the beaming reaction on your face that leaves a big smile.
The "Soon" ending was played at my best mate's funeral a few years ago. It was his favourite song. I was in absolute pieces.
My last memory of my Dad and Mom together smiling at each other perhaps remembering some distant concert in the past (they were kind of hippies) just before they divorced...was when Soon came up on the radio. Long ago when radios used to play this.
The "Soon" segment may be one of the most beautiful pieces of Rock music ever.
At last! The best song you've heard from YES? Agreed, and I've been listening to them since 1972. Plus my favourite prog. rock song. Kudos and love.
I love how this song untill the break is just rising chaos. Like, it's dense at the start but then it just adds and adds to itself creating a battlefield of sound which relates to the lyrics so well. And the ending is like suite of angels and souls of the fallen soldiers calmly walking through the battle ashes in the shafts of the sunrise. Would you agree? Haha