Musician REACTS YES Rock Hall Of Fame ROUNDABOUT Geddy Lee LIVE REACTION
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As a lifelong Rush fan, it was most interesting for me to see Geddy laying back and not taking a more forward and visible position. He very much respected the fact that he was playing with someone else, in their band. Despite the relatively shitty mix, I thoroughly enjoy watching this performance.
Geddy makes this look like a walk in the park. He's so good.
Geddy was so happy playing one of his favorite songs with one of his favorite bands
Yes were a massive influence on the much younger Rush band members. Especially Chris Squire on Geddy Lee. As Geddy has said a few times without Yes there would be no Rush as we know them. Geddy nominated Yes for induction into the hall of frame. At this time Chris had already passed away. RIP Chris very much missed.
Geddy also said that Yes were the only band he and Alex stayed up all night waiting for. They had some excellent influences: Alex was a Page man and Geddy Chris. Makes you really wish the XYZ band actually released some albums.
That was Geddys childhood dream , 🙃
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Yes fan forever. It totally sucked that YES had to wait 25 years once eligible to get in the Hall. The worst part was Chris died 2 years prior. R.I.P. Mr Squire. Chris you are SO missed my friend. ⚘⚘⚘
Yes, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame isn't really rock and roll, because if it was, Yes would have been inducted much earlier. I for one believe the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should just be called the Music Hall of Fame. And, rock and roll should have its own Hall of Fame !
@@bobh.4580 Couldn't agree more Bob.😎
@@jeffschielka7845 🤘🤘
@@chriso6719 😎
How many of us ever get to realize a boyhood dream of getting to play on stage with one of our favorite bands? This had to be an awesome moment for Geddy!
Chris Squireand Geddy Lee are the main bass players that inspired me to mainly play bass.
I was there!
Pearl Jam was inducted the same night, so my sons favorite band and Yes (my) on the same stage that evening.
Barclay Center Brooklyn NYC
You should also check out Rush's performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where they do a super jam of Crossroads. Also their LP Feedback where they do cover of songs that influenced them. There are live Youtub's of The Seeker and Heart Full Of Soul.
Yea don't forget that some Yes members don't get along and this was a one time thing. I'm sure it was cool for Geddy but probably a little uncomfortable. Looked like he didn't want to flash and take any spotlight.
That part about Geddy not wanting to outshine them. Others are saying Ged wasn't playing up to his skill level. Well of COURSE not! This was Yes's spotlight. Ged was being respectful.
@@martyadams3172 Yes, being respectful is the proper term.
And that boys and girls, is called class. Not seen very much these days.
The induction was fun to watch with Alex and Geddy , check it out
No Squire not Yes. Chris was Yes from 68 to his passing. RIP 🙏
Love Geddy use to run into him, loved talking baseball. 🍁
Being a prog rock fan and musician since the 70's, always looking for the next thing to blow my mind, I've got suggestions. You, being a bassist need to check out Simon Steensland. Avant-garde chamber rock, fuzz, fretless bass, it's fantastic!
I saw them in Vegas just a couple years before Chris died. Steve really looked frail but he played really well. I did scream out to chis as he was very close to me as he exited the state and he looked right at me and smiled. Geddy did a great job to fill in though.
RUSH's HOF induction is pretty awesome as well.
Blah, blah, blah, blah blah, blah blah! As Alex Lifeson stated !
Geddy seemed really happy to be on stage, playing this song with Yes. You are right, the actual rendition is not as amazing as their early days. In particular, Alan White has really slowed down as a drummer, so the tempo is off. But it was great seeing them get inducted - finally.
Geddy got to play only because his greatest bass hero was "late." Look up bittersweet and see this performance. I also hear that he made it pretty clear that he really wanted to play on this which is so cool. I wish he'd'a played his old Rick as a nod. So many bassists claim Geddy as a major influence. It's sad that so few talk about Chris. And Steve, as a guitarist, has almost fallen off the map. John Petrucci is one of the few I've heard. Then again, his goal was to mix Yes and Metallica.
Agreed. IMO, Steve has slowed down to the point where the songs are noticeably slower, so the tempo could be because of Steve.
Doesn't take away from his winning 5 Guitar Player Magazine Best Overall Guitarist 5 years in a row. They created the Hall of Greats to give others a chance. Only two others are in it with him.
More than their technical virtuosity, it was, IMO Yes's compositional brilliance that defined them. Tribute bands can do things "Close..." [nearly] note for note, but only Yes have ever composed anything like it. Yes had the confidence to play simple, slow, whatever was needed to please the audience, not just to be the fastest or most complex or max time signature/key changes. They didn't shy away from them, but they weren't the goal of what they wrote. The slow middle part of "Awaken" shows that perfectly, IMO.
Fun moment
Geddy is great of course, I think he should have played a blond Rick as a tribute to Chris
I was there to see this dream team live and cherished every second! Geddy appeared to try to connect with the other band members (Trevor Rabin was the only one who seemed interested), but he understandably was uncomfortable. Maybe he and Alex can tour with whatever Yes members still have the energy? 😬
RIP Neil!! RIP Chris!!!
Time does not always make us better. In point of fact, The older we get, the more that breaks. Still, I wish I could sound that good, at my age.
I just hope to be *around* at that age. With enough hearing to listen to my olde Yes albums. I still have my original Hemispheres album from the day it was released. The grooves are worn smooth from so much playing.
This was Yes’s time to shine being inducted so I’m glad Geddy didn’t try showing off or playing something that doesn’t sound familiar.
didnt try, or couldnt mach up
Not bad for 70 yrs old.
They were fantastic. Love Howe & Squire, and their style
Miss Squire. They missed his harmonies.
I don't think there's ANYONE (Ged included) that would prefer to see Geddy over Chris Squire. And yeah, Chris would likely have been more aggressive, but Geddy's got to strike a proper balance; it's not his band and if he lets loose he runs the risk of looking like he's trying to upstage the band being honored.
Agreed. It was alright.
I thought the bass was mixed too low for my tastes and I would have liked to see Geddy use his Rick for this one.
If you haven’t, you should watch the official RRHOF video of the performance.
ruclips.net/video/8_hAhzdk-h8/видео.html
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After reading Prog and classic rock magazine a lot of people were saying Geddy should not of been involved with this project for the RRHOF.I SAY WHO ELSE WOULD THEY OF ASKED? Geddy is God when it involves da Bass.
Rush was my gateway band to prog, and Yes. I knew "Roundabout" and "All good people" but my friends all had "All the World's A Stage" and it scratched my hard rock itch and also made me appreciate longer songs. Soon (not that "Soon",) and since, Yes moved to the top. Love "Stage." Not a note out of place. But I miss "Discovery" from "2112." They aren't big fans of that live album, though. They're wrong. Yeah, I said it. IMO, of course ;->
To Justin: I love the links you provide for buying the music. I'm sure you generate sales for all of these bands. Shows the blockers *cough* Phil *cough* that they're wrong. Because there's nothing better than listening to a song + YT ads+ commentary (NO OFFENSE) on YT rather than the pure recording.
It shows respect.
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That must of been a bit different just playing bass for Geddy. He looks like he would have loved to be doing keyboards and singing as well. LOL No, it didn't sound as good as when they were younger but time takes it's toll. I know I am the same age as Geddy. It sucks!
It was nice to see Geddy have one of his wishes come true.
Good as he was Geddy v Rick probably made him think thrice. His keyboard stuff was mostly, IMO, was for ambiance with some occasional riffage.
Then again, I'm a Terry Brown era Rush fan, and that was the case back then. Xanadu was a good example. The KBs were exactly what the song needed. As was the bass. And guitar. And drums. And vocals...
Rick Wakeman had the keyboard part adequately covered.
@@scottcampbell2707 Of course 😃
The actual hall of fame induction video has much better sound quality
This video is of course something special. On the one hand the occasion (the induction of Yes into the Rock'n Roll Hall Of Fame), on the other hand Geddy Lee on bass (Chris Squire passed away in 2015). But musically more interesting I find a recording from 2018 (where Anderson is also in better voice). Under "YES ARW live at the Apollo" you will find a complete concert video from 2018, which also includes "Roundabout". "ARW" are Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman. The band wasn't allowed to call themselves "YES", hence "YES (feat.) ARW".
When I went to see ARW both Rabin and Wakeman came out into the crowd, Rabin with his guitar and Wakeman with a keytar. Wakeman sat in the seat right next to me and Rabin in the seat next to him and they jammed. Was a very surreal moment I will never forget. Allan White (RIP) was really past his prime and making mistakes here, which is sad to see. I think Geddy stuck to the basics of the song and played in a respectful subdued way.
20 years earlier Geddy would have been shitting his pants...
And Chris played this with a pick. And Geddy with his fingers...
Nice video love seeing Geddy participate.
Gosh feel bad thou, they lost their voices.
I guess that's the worst about high pitches like that you lose them when you get old.
Cheers
True their voices are contending with age, Jon & Steve would have been close to 70 here, but also remember they were singing cold with no warm up.
Jon Andersons vocals were off pitch several times. Also saw a comment somewhere here that said Jon Anderson wasn't very nice to Geddy at one point or another during the night. Kind of cold shouldered Geddy.
That sucks and is lame if true.
But Don't quote me on that comment. I remember seeing it but it just could have been a point of perspective of commentor. So I just thought to throw it out. He did a good job playing the part. I thought wow that's cool they asked him to play.
@@jamzales Anderson is on-and-off just a bit of a dick, his hippy-dippy love-and-peace persona notwithstanding. Same guy that invited a cult leader onstage during a Yes set without telling the rest of the band, then let the loon ramble on about some new age nonsense long enough they ran over the venue's time limit and had to pay a contractual penalty.
I'd put money on Anderson being the reason they didn't just let the current bassist, Billy Sherwood, who Squire actually picked to replace him, play the short set. Sounds and sings very much like him, same playing style, and worked with Yes as a guitarist and wrote with Squire for nearly thirty years. Anderson probably still holds against Sherwood that Squire once tried to recruit him to replace him on vocals decades ago, even though Sherwood turned it down immediately as a vocal-mismatch and started writing with Squire instead.
This is a fan video from the audience done on an iPhone. The sound is terrible. There is an official video from the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame that is far superior to this. You should check that out.
Did you use an audience recording for this?
can not compare them what was and what is now come on
I could tell that Geddy was a little awkward there, he wanted to do more he wanted to sing but you know he was a guest if you will and I'm sure he didn't want to overstep
Why isn’t Emerson Lake and Palmer not in there??
Let's be clear, Geddy Lee played very very respectfully here by not getting out of first gear. Had he played half way to his level, he would have dominated the song but would have looked a total prick for doing so.
I think Geddy may have been thinking that this wasn't the time to try to compete with or upstage one of his idols. I think he was just thrilled to be playing with Yes and may have shown some restraint. It was their day, not his.
That being said, I agree; this performance feels a bit flat, and I think the mixing/recording has a lot to do with it. I may not be an audio engineer, but I am a lifelong music fan and I can tell when the sound quality is meh. This was meh.
I think we're all agreed the performance was OK but nothing special. Personally it lacked any kind of energy or true cohesiveness that you'd get say, from a Rush concert (better recording?) Geddy seems to be happy jamming though.
not the highpoint of the event....chris was obviously missing, bass and vocal wise
...watch Ricks acceptance speech
There are much better videos of this out there. The sound quality of this version is bad. Still awesome though.
Not a chance, Ged nailed it. What, no comments about the high pitched voice? Or the old geezer in the cape being a dork. Rush's bass lines are more complex.
There is a way better quality video of this