Yes - Love Will Find A Way (Official Music Video)
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2013
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LOVE WILL FIND A WAY
You wanna get close to me
The feeling so clear
But I need some time to see
Vision through my tear
You wanna get next to me
I need your intrusion
I don't need to be
Blinded by confusion
Here is my heart
Waiting for you
Here is my soul
I eat at chez nous
Love will find a way
If you want it to
Love will find a way
Love will find a way for me and you
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
So you want to get over me
And that's how you feel
Everything you want to be
Seems so unreal
I want to be all of you
And that's the confusion
It's so hard for me
To draw a conclusion
Here is my heart
Waiting for you
Here is my soul
I eat at chez nous
Love will find a way
If you want it to
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
If you want it to
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
Love will find a way
I believe that there's a way
If you want it to
Will love find a way
Love will find a way
Will love find a way
Love will find a way
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Jon Anderson - lead and backing vocals
Trevor Rabin - lead and backing vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards
Tony Kaye - keyboards, organ, piano, synthesizers
Chris Squire - bass guitar, backing vocals
Alan White - drums, percussion
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See YES on Tour in 2013 performing 3 full-length albums:
The Yes Album, Close To The Edge & Going For The One.
Website: yesworld.com/
Facebook: / yestheband
Twitter: / yesofficial
Instagram: / yesofficial
Soundcloud: / yesofficial 
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RIP the three members of Yes
Peter Banks (July 15, 1947 - March 7, 2013), aged 65
Chris Squire (March 4, 1948 - June 27, 2015), aged 67
Alan White (June 14, 1949 - May 26, 2022), aged 72
You will be remembered as legends.
❤️
...that made me/makes me really sad. It's wrong that these guys are gone... I'm happy that Chris and Alan are together again - but I wish they were here instead. C'est la vie I guess....
all dead
He was born before us and succeeded. And we still have nothing.
RIP ❤️
I don't get the people who criticize 80s Yes. Incredible sound, incredible songs.
yesoffical
Yes Big Generator 1987
1987
Dec 28, 2013
3:51
The amount of talent in this band is immeasurable!
I know time marches on, but it sure is hard to hear "memories", like these, and not get emotional. You know, you'll never get anything, like this, again.
Papacitossss y talentosossss
I saw them twice and I agree with you totally.
@@zorayasanchez2256save los nombres de Los qué cantan por favour?
Can't hear this song enough. This is one of their best songs!!!
You all should read the wiki on Trevor Rabin, a professional piano and keyboardist and guitar. He wrote this song and Owner and many of their finest albums and hits, multiple solo albums before and after and numerous film and major athletic themes and songs for the olympics and major American sports. Still going strong. amazing musical talent, this man
You are correct. But, Close to the Edge, is still my favorite. And Big Generator is one of my very favorites. I wish Chris Squire was healthy and still with us. My favorite top bassists of all time. But I grew up listening to Yes and I am 63. Still got that Rock spirit deep inside.
Big ……
Yes, it is. Yes, indeed.
@@scottcollins5060 Keep rocking. Never get old. Stay spirited!
Beautiful song. Listened to it every day while in the hospital 23 days due to covid, lung collapsed. I made it thru, and returned back home with my beautiful wife and kids. Thank you Jesus.
Your lungs did NOT collapse because of a natural virus...
Glad your on the road to recovery. Hopefully this wasn't the only yes song that you listened to
Of course not, it was the one song my sister sent me while I was in the hospital. She knew that I have always Loved Yes.
Yes has a special place in my Heart.
Thank you doctors.
So many Yes fans dislike Tevors music but this Album made the band famous and put them in the limelight of 80s music.
It was another successful chapter, but don't be ridiculous. 90125 sold about three times as many copies as Big Generator, its singles and music videos were way more popular, and Trevor Horn's production was far more influential.
1987
Fragile made them famous over a decade before this.
I always loved Yes and looking at Trevor Rabin in this video adds to the ambiance.
A little bit handsome...
The Jon/Trevor/Chris vocal triptych is 👌
The multilayered harmonies, no auto tune, with amazing instrumentality always speaks to the human spirit. Always will.
I got a 12 speaker system with 3 sub woofers and 4 tri axles running off each 1. I dont think its possible for any more sound to be produced !!!!
Its so surprising that they weren't bigger back then!
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@@pjford1118 They were really big then. Owner of a Lonely Heart is one of the biggest hits from 80s.
💯
I don't care what anyone says, I love this album.
it's a great album!
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Jenny N, yes to that.
I saw Yes 47 times in concert over 35 year period. Love them.
I'm glad you included 'Fanatic ' 😂
Woe amazing fan great stats
Wowww. I love changes, owner of a lonely heart and love will find a way... sooo unique their sky music inspired
Wow I envy you!
I call that dedication, friend, 👌😁
Парни, таких чуваков больше не будет. Это наша кровь, это наша душа и жизнь !!! Бог дал нашему поколению этих ребят-талантов. Это наша музыка !!! С ней мы живём. Это же прекрасно их слушать. Бесподобно! ❤❤❤
Old Timers like me who were around in 1972 for the YES classic “Roundabout” don’t usually think later songs from a group measure up to the originals but “Love Will Find A Way” takes the prize. It is a truly Timeless Classic!!
"Changes" is also pretty amazeballs.. you have to agree
Well said..your right..
The album 90125 re-started their career. "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "Changes", "It Can Happen", and "Leave It" were all big hits in 1983-84.
At 57 years old I'm just realizing how awesome Yes really was/is.
agree
It reached #30 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 1987 and was #1 for 3 weeks on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart.
nothing wrong with being stuck in the 80's
Yep, nothing wrong.
I'll definitely 3rd that. Rich in great bands and tunes.
low point in my life was in 1980s middle late
Nope nothing at all. But maybe, just maybe, if this quality of Pop/Rock music were to ever come back... all us Gen X, Baby Boomers, etc. would listen to more of today's music. I won't hold my breath though.
That's what I say !!!
I love all eras of Yes, and this is easily a top ten Yes song for me. Commercial, but the melody, guitar, and vocals are amazing.
HHHWAYYYY
They didn’t write it but they are amazing.
Trevor Rabin wrote it. The guy playing guitar and singing. It’s not a cover.
RIP Alan White. We had a restaurant at college called Chez Nous in the ‘80s, so we always threw that line around. Song takes me back.
I know purist Yes fans think that these songs were a sell out in the prog rock years, but Trevor Rabin saved Yes by infusing a rock edge with vocals that can't be matched as far as harmonies go in their earlier stuff, as Anderson and Squire frame Rabin's voice pretty darned perfectly. Steve Howe could easily have stepped into this song and added his clear melodic playing. This was the "New Yes" and they did well to carry on the band to a whole new generation.
very well said jeff
shawn noble I'll second that.
No argument here.
no no, trevor horn was the producer, nothing to do whit Rabin
Squire was looking for something difrent, and since Wakeman leave them, they need to get something new and at this time Howe was on ASIA. so they need fresh and get Rabin. the resolt was 90125 and big generator.
Trevor Rabin was on the top 2 producers on the 80´s ( i´m a camera, video kill radio star MTV hit) and so on. the right person to get them something difrent.
Since yes is not a group, more like a project, they will never died, the next step is to see their sons playng on YES and get us all this magician music and momments..................... long live
Trevor Horn only partially produced this album. This is definitely a Rabin production. Sounds very much like a Mutt Lange production, who was a contemporary/mentor to Rabin.
What the heck did I do removing this from my 80's playlist? I'm putting it back right now.
20 March 1984 Denver McNichols Sports Arena 8th row..
Wow what a show!
Trevor was proving himself as a true talented guitarist.
Chris Squire looks so happy here......... RIP buddy; we already miss you
What is the name of the guitarist? He's hot!
which one?
The tall brunette.
Trevor Rabin
Thank you for the info..:)
their vocals and harmonies are incredible, what a band
1987
My exact thoughts
Anyone remotely interested in music or the band, must read the wiki on Trevor Rabin, Just an extraordinary musical talent
Este album me hace imaginar la mitologia nordica y germanica por que de estos pueblos descienden❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
@@user-sd9uc7ch9u estoy de acuerdo
Un clásico entre los clásicos de la época de oro de la música rock.
Trevor Rabin brought YES back to life. Period.
Agreed
Tuve el placer de trabajar con ellos en 1985 cuando estuvieron en Argentina y Uruguay,cancha de Vélez y Campus de Maldonado,trabajé en logística de transporte,excelente show s iban a hacer gira por interior pero se suspendieron por amenazas de bombas y desistieron con la idea,excelentes músicos Yon Anderson,voz principal y percusión Cris Square bajo (fallecido ya)Alan White en batería,Trevor Rabin era del mismo lugar de Freddy Mercury creo que Zanzibar ,en guitarra y coros,Tony Kaye en teclados, acá presentaron el disco 90125 un tema mejor que otro,a mí me gustó más que Queen,eran como ocho camiones con los contenedores que transportaron los equipos,A Queen también le hicimos el transporte,a los dos grupos los trajo Alfredo Capalbo aunque con Yes anduvo más Coqui Capalbo y su empresa Producciones Internacionales S.A.hasta Norberto Dragui y Silvana Suárez andaban en la movida también yo Pocho Ledesma los camiones eran de una empresa uruguaya Nicolás González Transportes Internacionales de la que mi hermano fué Representante en Argentina🎉😂🎉👍
No? I think his addition was welcome but it's also a apparently a preview of a power struggle in the band.
Trevor Rabin is garbage.
A very talented man
This beautiful song will never grow old! Makes me feel young and hopeful! Love you, Yes!
1987
Yes - Love ❤️ Will Find A Way (Official Music Video)" 1987
yesoffical
Yes Big Generator 1987
Loved this song first time I heard it back in 1987. It will always have a special significance for me. I remember walking across campus listening to my generic Walkman and this came on. I was getting over a painful break-up and this just resonated. Love did find a way, I got married a couple of years later. That was over 27 years ago and I'm still happily married. Cheers!
I've been Happily Single for 30 years
I gave you a plus 1!
Funny. Exact same situation for me. Had a long term relationship that was going to shit right when this came out. Also while I was in College. Shared experiences.
Exactly.....good thing it didn't work out, she wasn't right for me. Didn't know that then...but things have a way of working out. And I still love the song.
55, although not sure about the adjective in my case...
Here's one of the best pure rock performances of a killer song by one quite obviously superior bands of the 70's and 80's.
Trevor Rabin is such an underrated and underappreciated guitarist. This song is beautiful to listen to and crank up. I haven't heard this in probably 15-20 years, and now I listen to it everyday in the car.
@@garycarr3857 I know
I’m 62 you younger people don’t know what you missed. Growing up in the 60s and 70s we had some of the greatest music.
big love to all of you guys and your music. your generation supported and created some of the best sounds in history. but don’t be mistaken on who is listening. i’m only 19 and i’m right here listening with y’all. we have your music it’s just a matter of exposure. people my age need to listen to this stuff it has major soul. and maybe some of you need to listen to our music as well. it’s not one sided we should all be able to share with each other. each generation has their sound 💫
I'm 60 and I hear ya. This band came out of the 60s and remained relevant in the 80s. Many of them added their unique sounds to the that decade and helped make it great. They're all old now, but some of them show no signs of quitting.
Well said 👍
BavarianHerz if that was for me thank you i appreciate it i feel like different generations need to connect with music
I'm 48 and this thread made me feel young again. Thanks. Lol!
RIP Alan White ,great drummer.
We'll miss you down here.
🙏🥀🏠👩⚕️🙏💞🎸
We will all miss each other
Totally here in 2024! Love this band forever❤😊
Took me 30+ years to discover this song but i am forever grateful i did
Better late than never...!! Enjoy..!!! ❤👍
One of the injustices of the music charts. Why this didn't go top 10 is beyond knowing. The melody of this song will keep you humming it all day.
Yes did not release all that many singles (nine from 1971 to 1987) as they weren't really a singles band. But when they did it was a real treat to hear them on the radio.
This track did top the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, though.
@@ClassicTVMan1981X YES that part was nice !
There was never any doubt that this band was pure genius.
Yes Big Generator 1987
Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987
1987
I love this song because I remember seeing it on VH1 when I was a kid and it just made me happy.
... and now in 2024 it still make me happy. 😃
The 80's were just awesome, if you didn't grow up during this decade then it's hard to believe me but, it was amazing as a kid.
This song is a timeless classic no matter what year it is.
Love that classic 80's white flowing outfit Anderson is wearing.
This song never gets old, unfortunately I did :)
You said it!
It happens:)
*sighs* and me
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Wonderful, uplifting, and splendid sound. And as I tell my daughters today, this is an older song. A great one! And to quote another great lyricist and group of the era: “takes me right back”…. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music.
1987
Exelente canción y una gran banda británica recuerdo mis viejos tiempos saludos ancestral desde Venezuela ❤🎉
This is one of the greatest tunes I have ever heard! A example of Yes's ability to crank out a great tune that totally sounds different than any tune that has ever been released . I forgot about this tune then came across it yesterday and I had not heard it in years . It blew me away . I must of played it 30 times and found it hard not to come back and listen again and again. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT SONG !
This song gets lost because it came out not long after and gets overshadowed by "Owner of a Lonely Heart", a song that I don't particularly care for other than for the nostalgia that it triggers in me.
My fav yes song from their pop era, by far is "rhythm of love". Tho this isn't bad :)
And from 90125 I like every single song more than "owner..." esp "hearts".
@@dandecastro51 rhythm of love is my all time favourite too. Then roundabout....
@@mrsenstitz Nailed it Kat.
Even better for your having been away, I bet. Kind of like a treat you haven't had in a long time.
This is DEFINITELY a song to listen to while driving on a freeway...... especially in a semi truck 👍
I can totally imagine that! Love listening to it in the car on the open road myself!
Rolling in my rig right now. Great tune!
@@craiglizt8074 Yes Love Will Find A Way 1987
@@petermorrell7436 1987
Doing it right now...🤘
Still like this in 2024!
The new Rabin album is excellent
Very 1980's sounding. I like it very much !!!!
R.I.P. Chris Squire. One of the greatest bass players of all time. A true gentleman and class act.
:( RIP
I love Yes! Jon Andersons vocals with Alan on drums, Squire on Bass, Kaye on Keys, and Trevor Rabins amazing virtuosity on Guitar, combined with their harmonies, absolutely amazing! There is not a band on the planet that sounds like this! Saw them together on the Talk tour at the Gorge in George. It was a spiritual experience! Love me some Yes!
Awesome ✨
I keep watching this and looking at other pictures of him and that just doesnt look like Chris Squire...he looks different
@@danielmarlow55 Well, It was 1988. so 30 years ago, makes a difference.
Queen exemplified every point you made. Their music is just as richly textured and layered.
I miss Chris Squire
Qué banda,por Dios!!! Gracias Dios por haberme tirado en este mundo y en los 80
Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987
1987
Yes Big Generator 1987
This is one of the top 100 songs and performances of all time! A masterpiece.
1987
Yes Big Generator 1987
Dec 28, 2013
Yes Love ❤️ Will Find A Way 1987
We lost a Legend today...RIP, Chris Squire.
Strangely he, John Whetton, and Greg Lake all died about the same time.
I remember when this was about to be released. I was the Promotion Director for a rock radio station on Long Island, traveled with the Program and Music directors into NYC for a first listen of this, the first single from the new YES LP - it was great sitting in that record execs office - it's great all these years later.
Thank the gods for the genius that is Trevor Rabin and that he crossed paths with YES. They were never better than when TR was the lead writer.
This song is among my alltime favourites. Never get tired of it. Big generator is a weird but cool mid 80s album. Glad it exists.
Chris looks amazing here. Tall, healthy, full of pep -- he's at the top of his game.
This song is kick ass. When I had my first car when I was 16 in 1987, I bought the cassette single for this song (I could not afford anything else) and I blasted it through my car speakers.
Luis Donado 1971 ?!? )
kernerschreiber13 Yes sir!
Luis Donado Same here.....I will turn "44" in a few days.......
+Luis Donado I bet it worked with the ladies - love this song:)
I still have a few "cassingles". They were great. Didn't have to buy the whole tape or wait for it to come on the radio to tape it! I feel so lucky to have grown up in the 80s. Great times.
It was my first concert in 77 still have the ticket , what a experience and saw them two more times though the years. Great music.
YES 2024 RIGHT ON
Without any shadow of doubt 'Yes' are one of the most musically talented rock bands ever!
Correct
(*_~)
Beyonce fans.
I agree totally! !
LMA UK Agreed. They are one of the best Progressive Rock bands of all time.
30 years later, and today it still rocks!!!. LONG LIFE TO THE 80'S PROGRESSIVE ROCK!!!.
Yes, listening Yes in 2024
Anyone here in 2024?
Most definitely..!!
Yes
Yup
Me! Can't get this song out of my head; Trevor Rabin was a riffmaster!
Me !!! 👍👍👍👍
This song reminds me my childhood, and still rocks😍
Me too! This song gives me such a positive vibe. Reminds me of my years growing up in the eighties and makes me feel better no matter how bad I feel, and gives me hope that the world can find a way to love one another!
Memories ❤️
Yeh me too.90125.....wat an album
That harmony in the line, "I wanna be all of you" is just the greatest thing ever.
Dido...""love will find,. A way!""love the solo harp and bass at the same time,KOOL
@@victortrujillo6789 Its the second greatest after @1:55
Chills! My voice is terrible, but love SINGING (yelling?) that line out loud 💚💚💚
The expressions in their faces are different (lighter, softer) that the expressions of young people nowadays. That is how we have changed society, always running, always anxious, always waiting for achievements. Well, such is life. Maybe love will find a way.
I woke up at 12:35 AM, that's what I want to listen. Thank you YES for such a beautiful song.
A classic band that makes a complicated production look easy.
complex? I could produce this song in my sleep. Or not? 🤔
My favorite Yes tune. Trevor Rabin was a great addition to the Yes lineup.
I absolutely agree!
In Trevor, they signed the musical equivalent of Zinadine Zidane :-)
Tote Agree Robert a superb Guitarist & Vocalist..RIP Chris a year gone now
+Lord fauntleroy Chris a good man, always positive.
Mine too!!!
He's got a great great voice..
The Big Generator cover graphics is true eighty style - and kind of modern again. Full circle perfection 🙌🏻♥️🎸
I still say that this is some of the band's best work.
1987
Yes Big Generator 1987
@@garycarr3857 You see... So many classical songs from different fantastical albums, you're understand me. But this one - 👍Send it to my ex-wife.
Breaks my heart to know Chris isn't with us any more. :-( Best bass player ever!!
He was/is the glue; he was the innovator. He made everyone else better, because he expected it from himself. Chris was/is the man.
Absolutely
He was great bass player and vocal sad to hear the news.
He's among all the bassists who have served as an inspiration for my taking up playing bass
had to sit through what was a 20-25 minute base solo at a Yes show,that was not fun.
The first album I ever had was Yes Fragile. Given to me as a birthday present by my drummer neighbor David Klein, I was 8 years old. I still have it. If you’re out there David, thanks again.
HEAVENLY!!!!!!!!
Loved the Rabin addition. He respected the past and did it justice, while at the same time pushing them in a slightly different direction musically. Saw them about 10 times including Union tour - what a band.
Now with over thirty years of retrospect, this sounds so BEATLEY.....the jangliness, the three part harmonies, the compression. The nasal delivery of Trevor. The lyrics. No wonder I've always loved it. Allow them to be pop for a while, hey you don't have to play in 11/8 ALL the time you know. :)
1987
Yes Big Generator 1987
Yes - Love Will Find A Way (Official Music Video) 1987
Right, the Beatles' 1969 album Abbey Road was apparently what influenced Big Generator.
This is a fuckin' lovely song. I think it deserved more credit than it was given in the late 80's.
Language
i agree
He really likes the song! 😂
@@FRPics F.F.S !!!
I think there was just SO much great music back in the day...some got lost in the crowd. Now they stand out in our cultural wasteland.
When your lead singer sounds like an angel but the rest of the band can sing as well.
Gran tema !! Tenía 14 años en el año 87 y me encantaban , escucharlos hoy de nuevo es un tesoro. Esas guitarras y el sonido completo de Yes me da una sensación de felicidad y energía inexplicables. Es un tema perfecto
lo mismo yo, tenia 14 en el 87 y escuchaba a Yes.
@@colo729 maravilloso!!
Temazo me recuerdo mis tiempos ..me enamore con este tema😂😅😅❤❤bellos tiempos ke no volveran
I FOUND IT.
I FOUND THIS BEAUTIFUL, FABULOUS AND WONDERFUL SONG AFTER 7 OR 8 YEARS.
I didn't know the lyrics but i inmediatly recognized it.
I'M CRYING. When people listen to their childhood songs, I put this.
I was 4 or 5 and the solos blessed my soul to live the life i have today.
Thanks guys.
Trevor Rabin so talented.
The song was produced by Trevor Horn, the creame of the creame of the producers
@@jean-marcsoriaux356 And, he had the creame of the creame (talent Rabin/Squire) to produce. It was a TEAM effort,....dude!
…and one of the nicest and most down-to-earth guys in the music biz!
Tive o prazer de , por muitos anos, cantar essa musica em uma banda que tinhamos. E ela era praticamente desconhecida no Brasil. Mas as pessoas, conforme iam ouvindo, adoravam a musica.
E ficava muito parecida.
Bons tempos!!!!!!!
Prolly the best produced pop album in the history of pop albums ,-
Es increible que uno de los riffs de introduccion con guitarra mas famosos de la decada del 80 haya sido creado con una simple nota Sol Mayor y lo demas juega con las cuerdas. Realmente Trevor Rabin es un genio
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Trevor hizo una version.acustica de este tema..buscalo es alucinante
@@jorgefres 1987
"you want to get next to me, I need your intrusion"what a great,understated verse!!
I've always enjoyed "Yes" from my youngest days. 1970's
So Jon playing guitar 🎸 normally the frontman they all share Vocals on this what a beauty.Adds to Yes History so much Music they did over the years.To be blessed and part of the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s
This song makes me feel so good!!!!!!!
I am in the deepest depression of my life and it does the same for me. It's truly amazing what music can do.
@@fbiagentfrank Angela, I’m sending you a big hug from Canada.
@@elizabethmcleod246 Awww that's so sweet, thanks! Back atcha!
@@fbiagentfrank Angela... I'm sending you a big hug from a bomb shelter in El Paso, TX. (No joke!) Love you girl!! JOHN 3:16... is where you'll find total serenity.
@@matthewclay6535 Big hugs back to you! Thank you so much! Please stay safe and well! That's one of my favorites, and I know you're right. My life just got very scary for a while, but I know it'll be okay. Your comment reminded me that:)
I was in high school when this came out in 1987, I’m still loving it in 2021. Trevor really boosted the band “Big” time! Rip Chris Squire🙏🏼
Me too. Didn't like it at the time, but now I love it
Yep me too! I was 17. Loved it from the first time I heard it. Will always love it!
So was I ....! It was the beginning of my junior year, and I had just begun driving to school (which, of course, was the coolest thing Ever) ... and our rock station played this song constantly!
Trevor added great vocals and great 80s shred. Perfect for that time
I graduated in 85. This song is wonderful.
I just love 80s YES…so powerful and filled with emotions!!! The harmonica in the bridge is priceless!!
The monumental James Zavala, was the performer there, not Chris...
90125 and Big Generator were my Yes years. I had to go back in time to learn about their prog stuff, which was great too, but this was the music I listened to while driving with my first license. Kind of hard to beat those memories.
Same here. 90125 introduced me to Yes. Then I discovered their back catalog, then was entirely impressed with Big Generator and albums forthcoming.
I still have the "12 Inches on Tape" tape I bought in 1983. :)
My #1 tied with P Floyd..and what a virulent crush I had & still do on TR..Lord have Mercy!
i'm going back to the 80's . everyone going , get in the van.
Hope it's a BIG van!
I,L go but im Staying on till I get to the 70s ,, IN MY 77 Chevy Van ,,
I'M THERE, BROTHER!!!
Let's do it
As long as it's not one of those black vans Homeland Security throws you in if you say something that violates RUclips's Community standards.
Here in 2024!
me 2, this song should have been on 90125, oh well
and thing is, Trevor is Yes, there is no Yes with no Trevor
one listen to Changes on 90125, and I was major Trevor fan
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Howdy.
Best band of my lifetime and all gorgeous talented musicians
To me Trevor's riff is one of the best I've heard...I couldn't come up with that if I tried a million years
The riff sounds like AC/DC's "Sink The Pink" from two years earlier.
THE TALENT.😎
Enjoying this amazing song in 2020 ... that just doesn't get old!
Amazing musicians, and the way Trevor pulled them into the 80`s without compromising the musical quality was amazing....you can actually see how much fun they had embracing mainstream and pushing it forward...….glad I got to enjoy it in person, and still get to relive it to this day!
What year did this come out
A brilliant band ...
@@puppycat58 87 !
@@imeltonazevedo9363 what's wrong with you ?? It came out in 87 !! 78 didn't have this sound yet !!
Happy Birthday Tony Kaye born on January 11, 1945. He is an English keyboardist, best known as a founding member of the progressive rock band Yes. During his first tenure in Yes, Kaye played on their first three studio albums: Yes (1969), Time and a Word (1970), and The Yes Album (1971). The latter includes Kaye's first songwriting credit which he received on the group-written track "Yours Is No Disgrace". - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Kaye_(musician)
We are always listening to The Best band of progressive rock of The century!
Saw YES in the late 70's. They came into the Hardee's in my hometown I worked at for a burger, traveling on I-80 in Illinois to Chicago.
+NightOwl 64 That's odd. I thought they were vegetarians in the 70's.
I'm so jealous
They were eating the Hardee's models
They ARE vegetarians. NightOwl 64 is full of shit.
Spock Johnson I don't think they are anymore. I remember Jon Anderson discussing that he grew out of his vegetarian lifestyle, but kept up with a healthy diet.
I had no idea until today that Chris Squire had passed. I just happened to want to watch this video for some reason and read the comments referring to his passing. Progressive Rock has lost one of its true legends. R.I.P. Chris. You were the best.
Just reading it myself today
one gentleman!!
Listened to YES in middle school and years later still love their songs!
The most straightforward rock song that Yes ever did
Trevor Rabin's influence, no doubt. I think it works brilliantly.
Try Hold on, it's even more of a rocker, I think.