Yes - Roundabout (live at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2017 induction ceremony) - remastered audio
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2019
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Original audio suffered from low volume and severe data compression artifacts which I could not remove completely. 
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To be continued ⬅️
ORA!
Phantom blood
JoJo
star platinum the world
KONO DIO DA!!!!!!!!
First time hear it in episode 5 part 1 : 😃
Last time hear it in episode 38 part 6 : 😢
you mean episode 2
Yes i feel the same , the old jojo universe is over 🤧🤧
Stone Ocean Ending😭
@@hazmilucidruby ong, also bought volume 17 in french and got it today
Who is back watching this again because it was PHENOMENIAL!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I have to watch pretty often...so good for my soul
ME !!!!! Love YES, best band of the 70's.
Hirohiko Araki and all people from David Production have a really good taste of music.
Hallelujiah...
To Be Continued
They introduce us to bangers each part.
IS THAT A JO- i mean IS THAT AN ABSOLUTELY MASTERPIECE ?!
tch tch!
YES!
IT IS!
Jo ref- Wait oh yes.
YES YES YES YES YES YES
@@anggerardi1705 how do i get every reference in this comment🤣
Is that Jo- I mean Yes!
RIP Alan White, our legend.
“I will remember you.
Your silhouette will charge the view of distant atmosphere.”
Roundabout - Yes
The Hand
@@gianfrancojanampa545 bro wrong moment💀
Btw whos alan white from them? The guitarist at the beginning looks like the oldest one from them. Is it him?
@@jakepark7555 Alan White was the drummer for Yes for most of Yes' time as a band
@@cecilrountree5027 oh ok, thx
Can't believe how well Jon Anderson's voice has held up. Not many singers from that era still perform at this level. Great to see and hear!
autotune
@@bigboobmasterbaiter69 Jon Anderson has never used autotune, he has never hit a bad note, he is just a great singer!!
@@bigboobmasterbaiter69 You have no clue about real musicians apparently.
Perpetual soprano
He did a guest appearance with an Icelandic band called Todmobile, videos available here on YT. I thought the same thing when I saw those videos. The guy is pushing 70, and still bringin' it.
I feel happy for Geddy Lee. He was like a little boy playing with his heroes.
All original members 'cept Chris. Couldn't have chosen a more appropriate substitution on base. Brilliant.
@@rigelmoon9030 yesssss
That's what I thought, too! Especially when I saw him "air keyboard" at one point. 😄
@@EmmieCatful 😄
That's the truth,
I Just cried. Geddy Lee playing bass with Yes.
And Geddy's bass sounded like Chris Squire without a pick. How does it do it? I don't know.
@@yamijorge He explains it in a video, hits the string with his nail, and thus achieves that pick effect
@@OmarCrz06 Thank you. I was wondering.
D I O
You think Geddy Lee is as good as Jack Bruce.......?
Geddy Lee is so humble paying tribute to one of his influences without showboating is beyond eloquent. Text book class act!
Ja precies wat ik dacht! 👌
Both Yes and Rush started in 1968, I like to think they influenced each other. P.S. Canadians don't showboat eh! 😎
Ohhh yeah, didn't you like when he did his own version of "air keyboards?" 😂 😉 👌 👍 🎹🎶
@Jerry Vdm Chris was slated to produce an album for RUSH, but sure he didn't know them. lol
Jerry is a dumbass
Steve Howe looks like the old professor you always feared in college. He's forgotten more about the guitar than most of us will ever know. Just a brilliant musician.
He worked with Queen on Innuendo as well, what an absolute legend.
And Geddy looks like that woman who always asked you to stay for"just one drink" and you say to yourself " There's not enough Rum in Jamaica to make YOU look good" !!
@@robthewarheadthomas6398 LOL!!!!!! True! ;-)
Starting w/Laying down licks as a member of the GREAT Psychedelic Band "TOMORROW"" (before "YES") Rob!!🎸🕶
Or when you drank the holy grale..
This song is driven by the bass guitar, Geddy Lee does supreme justice to Chris Squire R.I.P.
'ell yeah! My face hurt from smiling and playing my bass at the same timed (ok, ok, ok.....air bass)
I am sorry, but Chris is Chris. No similar base sound, though Geddy is ok
@@berberunix8264 I mean both are great bassists, geddy had other techique but still sounds great
Glad Geddy could do a great service to the memory of Chris. Certainly no disgrace.
He made Chris Squire proud.
Agree
Best choice, I agree.
To be asked to perform (arguably) the most iconic part of such a fun song had to be surreal to him.
Every time I looked at Geddy in the video he had a smile on his face.
@@MaximumRabbit The little boy in him was thrilled, he is a HUGH, Yes fan. So his inner child was totally freaking out.
Jon Anderson's voice hasn't changed in 50 years.!! I love this band
All guys are in top shape, despite they are in 70s now. Steve and Rick did great solos, as always.
Jon is one of the most friendly "Stars" that I have ever met. I met him backstage when they did their "Symphonic" tour. He treated me like a long-lost best friend and introduced me to all of the major players there like he was introducing a "Buddy" to the rest of the band.
Jon Anderson IS YES. The single most important piece of any incarnation. That magical voice is YES.
I thought this was their recent replacement singer. He looks too young to be Jon.
Because he's immortal Angel.
Such a roller coaster of a song! One of those pieces that truly defines "prog rock". A wild mix of music that all comes together to create a perfect mix of highlights from various instruments yet blending them together, at the same time.
I've heard that Geddy always looked up to Chris and this was a perfect way for one amazing bassist to pay tribute to another
the absolute talent on that stage......
0:39 to be continued..
For real.. Great performance. Yes really deserves to be in the Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame
Yeah... I was playing the intro to Roundabout, and my daughter comes in and asks me why I'm learning that "to be continued" song.
@@bits-of-bass lmao😂
@@bits-of-bass at least she knows the song and not the shitty rap music of today
god I sound old. I'm only 15
Long overdue. Beastie Boys over Yes (and Rush and Chicago for that matter). The RRHOF lost a lot of it’s luster when that crime occurred.
ジョジョの奇妙な冒険
I love how Rick Wakeman did and can still bust out the most iconic keyboard riffs in Rock history and look slightly bored doing it.
The mark of a genius musician is the ability to play music in a way that looks like anyone can play it, but those who know, really know that it is not possible for the common person.
True dat
Rick is so freaking funny. His rr hof joke speech killed me.
Rick is SO cool, that's why.
@@ivanleavitt9582
the man wears a cape. Anyone who wears a cape marches to his own drummer
I'm a grown-ass guy in my 30s. I've been listening to progressive music half my life. Every time I see this video, I cry and I'm not ashamed to admit it. This video just makes me so happy.
I'm 54 and I cry too.
71 tears old...same...tears
Good trip Mr. Alan White, your powerful drummer will not be forgotten, your presence on stage is already missed. 🤍
The fact Geddy is playing this without a pick is insane. Absolute monster
Trevor Horn should have played bass here.
Love the bass player. Just great!
Bass sound is crazy, no pick and it just kills!!!
With pick, you have only one pick. Only one string at the time.
Except he uses he’s finger as a pick because he almost cut off his finger using an industrial saw when he was a teenager.
I love that Rick Wakeman still wears a sparkly embroidered cape even 45 years later.
So does Gandalf!
It's the secret of their powers.
@@geetee2694 :so it goes for the punks : they wear Doc Martens
I so love what Geddy Lee is doing. It looks like he’s having a blast too.
I bet he played to all of these great yes tunes as a teenager. He was an undiscovered prodigy.
@@lanenordgren7641 geddy listening to yes as a teenager? Both were active at the same time
Yes influenced Geddy and rush.
@@iceman5117 yes but geddy started with like 15 yo and is around 10 years younger than the Yes boys so he for sure listened Yes as a teenager
@@iceman5117Yes.
Rush started at 68 but they never really published anything at the time. 74 is their debut. At 74 Yes already released TFTO.
Watch and read about it. Geddy said he's a big fan of Yes and he listens to CTTE countless of times along with his friends. He's also a fan of Genesis.
He started playing Bass because of Chris Squire (Yes), John Entwistle (The Who) and Jack Bruce (Cream). These bands started before Rush.
Seeing my absolute favorite bass player, Geddy Lee, standing in for another one of my all time favorites, Chris Squire, was almost surreal.
YES Indeed!
RIP Chris Squire
The only thing that could've made it better, is if Geddy played one of his Rickenbackers.
The most beautiful part of this performance is at 3:05 when master guitarist Steve Howe exuberantly yells out "OH YEAH!" a couple times, and Jon responds with a genuine smile and laugh and years of differences fall away and the whole band relaxed and then shifted into high gear after that moment. YES are the best ever: I love this band.
Perfect
Tears. Almost.
J O J O
YES !!!!! 💜
@@zaiyah1881 fuck jojo man, fking autistic people.
Rest in Peace Chris Squire and Neil Peart.
The Best.
Araki has given them immortality
@@zacksmith5963 what
@@zacksmith5963 once araki created a character based around neil peart or a stand named after a Rush song, then it's truly heaven
The fact that this masterpiece was in an anime ending and till this day is still relevant
R.I.P. Alan White, one of the greatest prog drummers will be missed.
The highlight of the performance was when Jon Anderson and Geddy Lee emulated Rick Wakeman's piano arpeggio with their fingers. Seeing that gave me many years of life.
1:48 to 1:52. 🎹🎼🔥
Yes, I always smile at that! He's doing it with Trevor Rabin, who is smiling at Geddy's gesture. It's a lot of fun to see.
Geddy Lee did an amazing job honoring the memory of the great Chris Squire with top notch bass playing and what an epic sight seeing seeing an iconic Rush member on stage with all of the legends of Yes.
It was great! Surprised he didn't break out the Rickenbacker...
See you all in SBR.
Damn: Epic performance!!!...We all miss Chris but Geddy did a masterful job filling in for him
It's an epic challenge to find anyone to fill Chris Squire's shoes. Geddy Lee deserves super-hero states for having the balls, and skills, enough to make this awesome performance happen.
If anyone could do it, Geddy could.
In my mind, he's really the only one that could.
@@Pianoman999 only one still with us, anyway. Jamerson maaaaaybe, being a session man and all; ol' Thunderfingers (Entwistle) coulda done it for sure... McCartney *might* coulda learned given time - I watched the Last Play at Shea and he was *all over* that thing - but only Geddy could just dive straight in; he's got the prog-rock *mindset* - and even though he played the Fender, he knows what Squire's Rickenbacker is supposed to sound like, and *nailed it*. It frankly don't get no better.
@@stonebear Given that Geddy started with a Rickenbacker specifically because he wanted to sound like Chris Squire, it makes sense for Geddy to be the guy to fill in.
@@brendantoungate8287 TIL. And, well, I'm thinking he succeeded rather well.
Ok, I confess it, JoJo brought me here
But see Geddy Lee as bassist was a bizarre surprise
He was the best one for the job.
A very welcome surprise, though
You could say, it was a gold experience.
So do you know what roundabout is?
Same, never know much about the music, but I love this
RIP Alan White. Drum on 🥁😔
Thanks Alan, thanks for coming, we are some rich people and we never should forget it.
Watching Geddy play and sing (without a mic) with the enthusiasm of a little kid is simply awesome and fun to watch. No doubt this was a dream come true for him, and I'm sure he didn't want his participation to overshadow the fact that this was 100% Yes's moment in history. Being the true pro that he is, Ged did a great job of blending in with the band while still entertaining the audience, and himself, lol.
Hell... even I was singing
And playing air keys, too. Love it!
Geddy was so professional to not take center stage and seemed so happy to contribute to this. Once in a lifetime moment. I loved this, and glad Jon Anderson was there and not Jon Davison.
i noticed that! he was like a kid in a sweet shop!
@@bnjmnwst the air keys moment literally made me cry. A full grown man, a legend in his own trade, ENJOYING EVERY MOMENT OF IT as he's playing with YES!
I felt the same way when I saw James Hetfield almost breaking down and crying of utter joy as Elton John told him that Nothing else matters is one of the greatest songs ever written.
I have always loved Geddy, but this just elevates my esteem of him even more. He is perfectly content to play his part without grandstanding. Hard to put it in words, but he's perfect doing what he's doing here and letting the band shine.
This.. 👆
Amen
I was just about to write exactly that reply but yours is just fine so thank you
My thoughts exactly. He takes a backseat yet gives Chris Squire great honor.
@@user-mg4fx3ig8v if anyone is capable of grandstanding with a bass guitar in his hand , it is indeed the unrivalled Gerry Lee, he was content to carry Chris Squires part without showboating and detracting from the other members of Yes who were being inducted, I would expect no less from the great man
I was lucky to see Yes a couple of times back in the '70's and always had one of their songs playing on the 8 track in my 1970 Pontiac GTO convertible. Life was much simpler then.
Lucky you...My '69 GTO judge was NOT convertible....But ..boy did we go places in that thing...but my sister had a '70 convertible, way before I got mine
Unforgettable time How much talent together. Magical to see Geddy Lee playing the bass in honor to Chris Squire.
That was the most appropriate distribution of talent I have ever seen. Geddy, Chris and John Entwistle PLAYED bass when bass was required. tears by golly
The three best base players in history...you got it right.
And now this , this is why I never skip the ending
Ah a jojo fan i see
@@pyrohybicus8148 your profile pic looks dangerously genshin-y....
Scrolled for a solid 3 minutes to find a Jojo fan
This is so sick. That wizard playing the keyboards is amazing.
How many bands can appear 45 years later and nail a complex, brilliant song such as this with not missing a note? Also, major kudos to Geddy Lee stepping in and doing a yeoman's job on the bass.
They diidn't appear 45 years late. They have been doing this all of their lifes. I dont see the surprise here.
It's amazing that Jon can still hit those high notes. I hurt myself once trying to sing "i've seen all good people"
Yup, that comment officially brought a smile to my face, peace and hopefully your better now
Can't do this anymore since I had a nose occlusion, and then had surgery : my voice lowered about an octave!!! No counter-tenor that could sing as high as Kate Bush, finito!
BUT... When I could reach high notes, my voice was even more like a cat that gets skinned alive than King Diamond of Mercyful Fate, while now, it's rather nice for a baryton
@@harounel-poussah6936 Gosh. I am so sorry. In school, I was a soprano. I could hit the high notes. Then, I joined the Army and got hit with gas, during a NBC training session that went haywire, changed my voice. Now, I have a hard time singing Tenor. Don't even get me started with The Police's first album. LOL
@@catherinewilliams9680 :
I think it's called alto or contralto voice : tenor is for males ;)
Well, the only thing where it's really boring is I was used to sing my guitar solos at the same time I was improvising 'em... It was also sometimes funny, e.g. the young guitarist that got me the ticket for the Satriani's concert thought I didn't knew Satch's stuff... He was stunned when I sang Surfing the Alien and Satch Boogie in his ear at the same time Joe was playing it...
But, as a singer, my former very high head voice was simply REALLY HORRIBLE, even according to black metal's "standards"🤣🤣🤣🤣 (which I do not condone! My views on any cult are rather similar to Frank Zappa's or Lemmy's)...
The good sides are :
- my voice deepened and this was greatly appreciated by women...
- I could already growl with a voice between Gene Simons and Lemmy, now I can really go lyrical with classical baryton voice and even a bit lower, e.g. a very good portion of Barry White, as long as he's not showing how low he can go on some rare occasions... The only time I could get that low were times of serious flu or bronchitis 🤣🤣🤣🤣
_" Then, I joined the Army and got hit with gas, during a NBC training session that went haywire, changed my voice."_
Ah, I dodged the draft (we still had drafting in the early 90's) : thanks to a mixture of clomipramine, maprotiline, clobazam, lorazepam, alprazolam, alcohol, codeine, pseudoephedrine, vitamins and some "phytotherapy", I even didn't washed for 3 weeks and had old clothes in the trash-can for a week in order to look and smell like a tramp.So, I led them into understanding they'd better be off with me, I'm one of the very few having ever been told : "we don't want people of your kind in the military". Some hi-school buddies that were here at the same time told me about the militaries chatting about me and they never had seen someone like this. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 C'mon, hippies are way too dangerous for the military! A single hippie can screw a full regiment without any weapon. Imagine a hippie in an ICBM silo : "Oh, what's this nice big red button? Must be the "ON" button for the HiFi!
Well, I just hope you didn't ended with Mark W. Shelton's voice (listen to Manilla Road's _Witches Brew_ LP version) or I pity you kids when you read 'em stories before they sleep, they will be freaking afraid and won't sleep at all...
Errr, sorry for my humour, I'm the kind that will laugh instead of whining... I'm also very sorry for you...
Well, let's see the good side : hubbie won't end with tinnitus after you barked at him...
OK, sorry : my mum was in the soprano-coloratur range and her voice was like a whiplash... Guess why my woman has a contalto warm voice🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@harounel-poussah6936 Now, my vocal range is similar to Anita Baker during the 80s/90.
One of the finest moments the R+R Hall of fame has ever had.
What about Prince at the RR HOF with Tom Petty ? That was dope . You're right Not as good as this though
Some R&R performances haven’t been so good but this performance of the song that put them on the map couldn’t have been better unless Chris Squire could have been there. But Geddy Lee ain’t too shabby!
Especially Rick Wakeman's speech just after
It pisses me off how many great R&R bands have been ignored by the Hall of Fame only to nominate bands that are undeserving. Yes definitely deserved this.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think this is up there with Led Zeppelin as British musicians finest moments.😁🏴🎧🌟🏴👍🎸🎼
It was fantastic that they got Geddy Lee to do this. Before he passed, Squire had said that he wanted Geddy Lee to induct them when they were entered into the RRHF. Geddy fulfilled that wish, then stepped in for Squire during the performance. It was an immense show of respect for one of his foundational influences.
La comunidad de JoJo lamentara la perdida de Alan White 😢
Descansa en paz, maestro
es raro que no haya nadie gritando su nombre como cuando murió Caesar
Firstly, Yes is a great band and richly deserved this honor. The way they were treated by the nit-picking mainstream media for all these years was despicable. Secondly, Getty Lee in my opinion has risen to the pinnacle of bass playing. His bass lines are incredible. His signature riffs are unmistakable. The Hall of Fame jam proved just how great he is.
Just watch any Rush concert and you will quickly realize that Geddy Lee is the greatest bass player to have ever lived in the entire galaxy.
Geddy played it with such respect and care. Plus, his tone KILLED it !!! 🎸
He's he ever not?
Trevor Horn should have played bass here.
This is so good it makes me cry of happiness
As a musician, I wonder if most people realise the skill and practice involved in performing a complicated song like this and having it come off so tight and perfect.
That new guy really knows how to play the Bass 😏😏
He might make it if he keeps practicing.
He seems to be enjoying it very much. Hope he lasts.
@@booboo8577 Don't RUSH the guy now, let him practice at his own pace.
This must be Alex with a fake name
Sorry I don't Ged the joke *badoom tsh*
To Be Continued.....
That's what my daughter calls this song.
@David Clarke Yes.
Oh very very well !
Maybe one of the best prog rock tracks ever written... Geddy as always shines with the bass! love this version..
Just mind blowing. Hearing this song brings such great memories...in a time when we lived in the good ol' USA.
Jon Anderson on stage for the first time since 2004. Alan White on drums. Rick Wakeman rocking the cape on keyboard, busting out some of the sickest keyboard riffs and making it look easy. Trevor Rabin from the new era of Yes and Steve Howe from the old era both on guitar, each absolutely killing it. And GEDDY GODDAMN LEE ON BASS. Absolutely legendary.
I wished Jon and the band would make their peace, get Geddy on board and do one hell of a tour after this covid nonsense is over with. The world will be a better place for this happening!!!!
The band would be called Yesh. 😂
@@chrisl7902 🤣🤣🤣🤣
but i think it's personality issues and not wanting to be on the road all of the time is the reason why jon is not in yes. plus, they didn't want to get lawyers involved in this shit. i think they did the right thing in having steve and alan continue as yes with jon, rick wakeman, and trevor rabin doing their thing and play less dates. it would be worse with lawyers handling all of that shit.
@@chrisl7902 Hello LA!! We're gonna play Closh to the Edge!
yeah...sad, we lost Neil Peart too. love and miss Chris, but Geddy's the perfect choice for playing bass and singing backups. but will they be willing to throw in a few Rush tunes also??
Here we are at the last episode of stone ocean!
I'm 66 and I grew up listening to this music and still enjoy it today.
Geddy has stated that Chris Squire was one of his biggest heros on the bass. It was great to see him able to honor Chris in this performance. You could tell how much he was enjoying this moment.
Any prog bassist has 3 heroes : Chris, Tony and John...
This song isn't just a classic it is a masterpiece!
Hello stone ocean depression havers
All we have now is fanfiction
Saw this amazing band in Detroit, about 1977. Absolutely amazing experience. Somehow ended up down in the parking garage (?) area as they were just finishing up their encores... Three or four long white limos running, waiting to whisk the band away to safety. Ran up to the 1st or 2nd limo in the line... came face to face with Chris Squire... I was knock-knock-knocking on that window: "Roll down the window man! Roll down the window!!" He just turned, gave me a big grin, & a big thumbs up! The window didn't open, & the garage door did... And then they were gone. Yes has always been one of my all time favorite bands. Will never forget that experience. My brush with greatness!
Geddy Lee has done some great thing in his career, but this is one of my favorites. He made this great performance possible and stepped in and did Chris proud and some how didn't make it about himself at all.
really classy performance!
Trevor Horn should have played bass here.
@@simonespanu7768 I wonder how much notice there was and if there was a rush to put it together (no pun intended).
sometimes it is not as simple as a phone call and people have schedules.
I thought it worked out pretty well. I don't think anyone thought Geddy was joining Yes; I think people felt he was just filling in for a one of performance.
Good LORD, Jon Anderson can still hit those notes with perfect control! He's a walking miracle. All good wishes to the band, Geddy, and my friends who love them.
Thank araki
What a treat for Geddy to be up there with his idols. They all sound great.
TO BE CONTINUED ➡️
Some of the most talented musicians on the planet. I have had the opportunity of seeing Yes in its various guises many times over the years and every concert is engraved in my memory. The fact that they continue to play with such energy and attention to every detail after 50 years is astounding. Stever Howe has to be one of the finest guitar players of all time. Technical brilliance. Jon Anderson sings as well in his 70's as he did as a thirty something. Wakeman - what can you say - outstanding. Rabin slotted in like he had always been there playing alongside Howe. Geddy filled some very big boots and did so perfectly. And as ever, not a single beat missed by Mr White. My late partner treated me to Andersen, Rabin and Wakeman in Nottingham just a few months before cancer took her away. What a night but this tops it.
What a *bizzare* performance.
Edit: Thanks to the people reminding me of my typo, I will not fix it.
why ? you tripping this was amazing , wish Chris was there tho
Replace the word lazy in your name with “sticky”
@@Name-om8qn Sutikki fingaasu
@@LazyFingers-oc4xc it's a Jojo's reference you won't get it
@@krix8878 fuck off, dont be an dickhead just cos someone enjoys something
Such a great job done by the whole band.I can’t imagine Geddy’s reaction when asked to do this.Setting in for one of your hero’s.I’m sure Chris is smiling down at Geddy for doing it the way it was written without adding his own flavor of it.The mark of a true pro and gentlemen.Amazinghow they sounded like they did so many years ago.
Hamon Overdriveeeeee!!!
This must've been Geddy's dream come true.
Rush and Yes are my two favorite bands of all time. To see Geddy Lee in place of the late Chris Squire is so heart warming to me. You go Geddy!
Not bad! 50 years on and Jon"s voice still holds up pretty well. I saw another Yes vid recently, I didn't know Steve Howe sang vocals let alone harmony. Geddy is clearly digging it. Good on ya guys!
Rando: Why is that man dressed like a wizard?
Me: For the same reason a crossing guard dresses like a crossing guard!
Rick IS THE WIZARD !!! 🎶
He been dressed like that for last 50 plus yrs!
And the emblem on the green guitar satanic.
Rick Wakeman - Absolute keyboard wizard and a prominent Freemason in the U.K. Not a satanic sign on the guitar but an astrological sign, like those used by astrologers. Probably a symbol recognized universally before modern languages were developed.
In other words, if affluent, you have to look to the past to learn the future as everything is cyclical.
Keyboard Wizard ............. what else???
1:49 ... Geddy looks like "where are my keyboards??!?!?!?"
Rick has them.
'...ahhh, that legit wizard is playing 4 at once sir, could you just handle the tastiest bass licks in rock history, he's got that area covered'🤣🤣🤣
I love it because you just know Geddy's learned that part in his offtime!
He was playing air keyboards like a real fan!!!!!!!
Haha I noticed indeed
R.I.P Alan. We will miss you
I love How BIZARRE this song Its still relevant this days
This is an epic performance. Seeing Geddy play with Yes gives me goosebumps.
Geddy is a wise man...he choose a neutral Jazz Bass. A neutral axe is especially significant for saying he is not imitating Chris, but neither being the bass player of Rush. Respect.
But the Jazz Bass has been his instrument of choice for most of his career, so I'm not sure how he's not saying he's the bass player of Rush? I think he was just using his preferred bass.
@@bigguscurlyus I heard that he tried a few Ricks, but the tone he was looking for ultimately came from one of his Jazz basses.
@@LordSkunk707 He used Ricks a lot early on, up through the early 80's. He played a bunch of others (Wals, Steinberger) during the 80's, but then went back to the Jazz in the 90's until today. Most of his tone is from his playing style though.
@@joshuaboniface yeah man. Im a huge Rush fan. I considered buying a Wal or a steinberger at points in my life. Not that I could afford it haha. My own bass playing style emulates Geddy's technique just a little.
Good point, for a minute I was thinking why not a Rick but you’re absolutely right, neutral is better.
It's been so long, It meant so much actually got all teared up inside.
Chris must be proud of Geddy. The sound of his bass is identical of Chris. Geddy is one of the best of all times!
The sound being so close to being identical is especially impressive considering Geddy is playing a Jazz Bass, which sounds nothing like the Rickenbacker 4001 that Chris Squire played.
Crazy how good these guys still are. Geddy Lee on bass is just awesome.
It is Rick Wakeman’s brilliant keyboard playing that gives this song its fantastic shine and colour throughout. At 5:45 he takes over as lead instrumental player and brings the song to a grand finale. Thank you SonicAxiom for this great sound production and mix, you truly understand what excellent sound is all about.
Seriously! I always look forward to that part. The times that I have seen them in concert I'm like a kid, wait a minute here it comes!
Absolutely righteous. By all accounts I’ve heard, Yes was one of Geddy’s biggest early influences; I can’t think of a more suitable choice to cover Chris’ parts. Peace, Squire - this is as much a celebration of your legacy as anyone’s.
Even after all these years they make it look so easy. Absolutely crushed this performance. What can you say about Geddy on bass. Note perfect. True masters, every one of them.
This song made me smile, it’s just too perfect at parts
its kinda *Bizarre*
@@Darkalms It’s an *Adventure*
Greetings from Brazil!
This is a real art and no matter age, but classics never get old. This is a big shut up for all the fake artists nowdays. Make noise and all respects for Yes!
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só os br kkkkkkkkk vim aqui por jojo, mas não me arrependo não, que música incrível!
I agree, this is wholesome as we never saw.
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Rest In Peace Alan White.
The best Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction performance ever! 👍
R.I.P. Mr. White
Geddy Lee is the perfect stand in for this iconic piece. Some really great moments with him and Wakeman lighting the stage on fire.
And it still holds up just great in 2022!
Great remaster. They still sound incredible, even if Steve Howe looks like he has one foot in heaven!
Thank you for your comment!
You migth say he's on Heaven's door
"Original audio suffered from low volume and severe data compression artifacts which I could not remove completely" - you did an amazing job, looks and sounds great! I have been in love with this band for the last 40 or so years, and so good to see Geddy with them, an amazing and absolutely fitting tribute to Chris in every way
Thanks a lot for your kind words, Steve! Glad you enjoyed the video!
What a SYMPHONY OF SOUNDS!!!!!!!!!!!!! CLOSE TO THE EDGE had to be my favorite vinyl back in high school! 1:16 Geddy Lee (RUSH) still rockin'! True artistry! Kiddos of the 2020s, this is what REAL MUSIC is all about. What a PERFORMANCE!
no one could've played the bass for this except Geddy. Absolutely nailed it PLUS his signature tone just cut through!!
Geddi , what a tribute to Squire. Spotlessly representing style, tone, energy. My favorite part. I couldn't take my eyes off him. Awesome.
Can you imagine how thrilling that must have been for Geddy to be in the presence of the royalty of rock that is Yes?, it must of been the opportunity of a lifetime!
I mean, Rush and Yes are both rock legends, so I imagine it is a mutual reverence they have at this point.
@@stickboy2672 I agree. It's not like Geddy is an unknown noob.
@@stickboy2672 Yes, but Yes were already out there and famous before Rush, and Geddy admired them, so despite how famous Geddy is, it would still be playing with his heros.
Geddy Lee is rock royalty...more so than Yes.
@@claudeciancio1933 What are your metrics?