Close to the Edge FULL by Yes in 1080p HD

Lyrics:
[I The Solid Time Of Change]
A seasoned witch could call you from the depths of your disgrace
And rearrange your liver to the solid mental grace
And achieve it all with music that came quickly from afar
And taste the fruit of man recorded losing all against the hour
And assessing points to nowhere, leading every single one
A dewdrop can exalt us like the music of the sun
And take away the plain in which we move
And choose the course you're running
Down at the end, round by the corner
Not right away, not right away
Close to the edge, down by a river
Not right away, not right away
Crossed the line around the changes of the summer
Reaching out to call the color of the sky
Passed around a moment clothed in mornings faster than we see
Getting over all the time I had to worry
Leaving all the changes far from far behind
We relieve the tension only to find out the master's name
Down at the end, round by the corner
Close to the edge, just by a river
Seasons will pass you by
I get up, I get down
Now that it's all over and done
Now that you find, now that you're whole
[II Total Mass Retain]
My eyes convinced, eclipsed with the younger moon attained with love
It changed as almost strained amidst clear manna from above
I crucified my hate and held the word within my hand
There's you, the time, the logic, or the reasons we don't understand
Sad courage claimed the victims standing still for all to see
As armoured movers took approached to overlook the sea
There since the cord, the license, or the reasons we understood will be
Down at the edge, close by a river
Close to the edge, round by the corner
Close to the end, down by the corner
Down at the edge, round by the river
Sudden cause shouldn't take away the startled memory
All in all, the journey takes you all the way
As apart from any reality that you've ever seen and known
Guessing problems only to deceive the mention
Passing paths that climb halfway into the void
As we cross from side to side, we hear the total mass retain
Down at the edge, round by the corner
Close to the end, down by a river
Seasons will pass you by
I get up, I get down
[III I Get Up, I Get Down]
In her white lace, you could clearly see the lady sadly looking
Saying that she'd take the blame
For the crucifixion of her own domain
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
Two million people barely satisfy
Two hundred women watch one woman cry, too late
The eyes of honesty can achieve
(She would gladly say it amazement of her story)
How many millions do we deceive each day?
(Asking only interest could be layed upon the children of her domain)
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
In charge of who is there in charge of me
(She could clearly see the lady sadly looking)
Do I look on blindly and say I see the way?
(Saying that she'd take the blame
For the crucifixion of her own domain)
The truth is written all along the page
(She would gladly say it amazement of her story)
How old will I be before I come of age for you?
(Asking only interest could be layed upon the children of her domain)
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
[IV Seasons Of Man]
The time between the notes relates the color to the scenes
A constant vogue of triumphs dislocate man, so it seems
And space between the focus shape ascend knowledge of love
As song and chance develop time, lost social temp'rance rules above
Ah, ah
Then according to the man who showed his outstretched arm to space
He turned around and pointed, revealing all the human race
I shook my head and smiled a whisper, knowing all about the place
On the hill we viewed the silence of the valley
Called to witness cycles only of the past
And we reach all this with movements in between the said remark
Close to the edge, down by the river
Down at the end, round by the corner
Seasons will pass you by
Now that it's all over and done
Called to the seed, right to the sun
Now that you find, now that you're whole
Seasons will pass you by
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down
I get up, I get down

[@popgun5247]

The first time I heard this I was 10 years old. I woke up to the sound of birds inside my ears. My older brother put his headphones on me and played this. Even though I was so young, there is no doubt that it was a profound life-changing event. It changed the way I perceived music. It taught me to listen. It opened my mind to explore more mind bending music. 34 years later and I still think this is the greatest piece of music i have ever heard (along with King Crimson's "Starless"). This is more than music.

[@jimwhite8891]

pop gun Amen Brother :) As a young guitarist I went from the Beatles, to Mott the Hoople, and then heard this album and it was like finding a new primary color. this song is a breathtaking achievement, a masterpiece pure and simple. I've asked my kids to force my relatives to listen to it at my wake! :) LOL

[@MsFinaddict]

pop gun That's funny, because through headphones is exactly how my best friend and I first experienced this album, along about 9th grade.

[@craigmanning7393]

pop gun Listen to Xanadu by RUSH. The birds at the beginning are incredible. The first time I heard that song on a good sound system, I looked out the window to see where the birds were..... RIP Chris.

[@Vizardespa]

For me "Starless" is the best song by King Crimson, as for Yes is "Close to the edge", you said it, this is just literally more than music.

[@JeffreyMulac8]

Yes, brother. I was eleven when I heard it, and have never been the same. I still listen, watching for nuances I did not notice. This album has no peers in power, grace, emotion and musical genius. Still adore every era of King Crimson, (RIP Greg and John) but early Yes filled my young life with depth and infinite beauty. Still does.

[@Unconsciouzone]

This music is woven into the fabric of my life in a way that can't be understood by anyone other than a fellow Yes fan. RIP Chris.

[@jordiaguilar3554]

+Unconsciouzone I can!

[@Ralothael]

True Yes fans will understand. RIP Chris Squire, Master Bassist.

[@ernestosangiacomo2634]

Same here...so true

[@nancymjohnson]

Understand here! SInce - forever!! Going to see them (with Jon Davidson) in three weeks here in Dallas. First time I saw them was in High School, in the mid 70's. Haven't missed a tour yet.

[@slyslaughter5115]

I'm alongside you.

[@TheReal7Bit]

This is arguably one of the best songs in existence.

[@jonathanbrooks1164]

Not arguably...it just is :O)

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

fact check true

[@Orb37]

Whenever people reminisce about what a magical time these years were, remind them that it's groups like this that made it so.

[@bryanhay2356]

What happened to the music in the decades following 60s and 70s unbelievable

[@katemurphy1915]

You are correct.

[@moviemad56]

Yes, along with the political activists who won us our freedoms. 🤨

[@mikeuccello4916]

"Do you have a favorite band?" "Yes"

[@dbc7772011]

Steve Howe's rapid fire, technically perfect guitar playing is incredible, especially intro

[@DaiyuHurst]

Having read everyone's comments, I have little to add. I was born in 1956, and by the time this came out, I'd given up the kiddie chemistry sets and was using my brain as the laboratory. I don't even remember where I was or what I was doing when I first heard it. But I ended up seeing Yes 11 times in concert. and no band has ever affected me as deeply.

[@katemurphy1915]

Daiyu Hurst I understand.

[@markgore9202]

Tremendouslytransmorf@tiveinmyouthiprobblyspelledthatr@kung÷e

[@josephcrowriley1584]

When I was in college, my first year commute was exactly the length of this song, so I started every morning my spring semester listening to this.

[@kened1954]

When I went to college my my first day was about as long as this album then I dropped out. I play this album every year in celebration.

[@slyslaughter5115]

Have insufficient words for how this piece (and LP) changed my mind, my life. So... incredible.

[@katemurphy1915]

Sly Slaughter I understand. Yesmusic does change lives. Yesmusic did completely change my life for the better. Thankfully...

[@jimreinking5282]

Masterpiece and then some!

[@gentlecamel6745]

Close to the Edge is a progressive gem that would last forever. Chris Squire is now a legend! RIP Fish

[@enzosmith5371]

Bill Bruford being technical and funky Oh good god... amazingly good

[@MrErickloli]

Yes is unbelievable. Can't believe what I'm listening.

[@rlewis9032]

I used to go to sleep at night listening to this album when I was in my teens. takes me back to days of innocence. truly great music... forever.

[@grandpavanderhof]

I was 11 when this album was released, it was the first album I ever purchased. It was also my first 8 track tape purchase. When I started to drive, it was the first cassette I bought. When CDs finally arrived, you guessed it, this was the first one I spent money on. It's a perfect, flawless album of music, worthy of Mozart or Beethoven.

[@designerhell]

this and peter gabriels passion.

[@scottrussell2281]

I was born in 1963 and in the early 70's I can remember vividly going into our living room as my dad sat in the floor listening to this on several occasions. We had WIDE variety of music in our house in those days. I still have that same original vinyl album. I've been a yes fan for a long time, but it's really interesting the emotional impact this has on me today. It's so good now it honestly hurts to an extent to listen to it. It can bring a tear of joy, and really don't understand if it's because I've come to appreciate the mastery of the music that much more, or if it's because it brings back such a flood of memories of the times I can relate to having listened to this song. Regardless, the music of Yes has been woven into the fabric of my life over time. A lot of other music as well, but for whatever reason, Yes music seems to normally bring back the happiest of memories. Cheers to all fellow Yes fans. I hope you can understand.

[@bieldozap]

Experiences like that makes me want to live even more.

[@tom4ta2]

:)

[@anthonyhedberg6471]

I get up...I get down...

[@mikesnyder1788]

Nice story! Yes, I totally agree... sure do understand! Keep on enjoying and remembering pleasant memories!

[@untitledfan3660]

vzqkHD50 a lot you uploaded like this are really good videos I bet you put a lot of time and effort in making these

[@nomoreturningaway1459]

I was 22y/o when I first heard this album. All I could think was: “What has just taken me ?” I still love it.

[@nomoreturningaway1459]

And you do nice videos.

[@BakaTheStruggler]

The last two minutes or so... Good God! What a masterpiece, this entire song!

[@sixshootinparker3823]

Sublime rock-music perfection from the best-ever rock musicians. All others are ordinary and expected-sounding. Yes is extraordinary and unexpected-sounding…..a revealing of transcendence....like the creation of the universe. There will never be Yes' equal. Rejoice that you have experienced their perfection and witnessed history made for the ages.

[@mikereiss4216]

One of the best prog tracks ever.

[@eastlake93]

***** Amen

[@keithmaxwellbrown4966]

The greatest album ever

[@katemurphy1915]

Mike Reiss That’s unquestionable.

[@KOSMICKEN09]

The #1 best😀

[@westter8164]

Yes, and as we all should know "best prog song ever" is basically synonymous with "best song ever"

[@madmanmoon8978]

after listening to yes a lot of bands and guitar players stopped being so good to me.

[@owenmetzger4905]

Same

[@sportster16301]

Yes. They certainly have lowered my expectations from other groups. LOL

[@justinquaylepate1358]

This is absolutely breath taking. This is the first time I've ever heard this song and I'm a loyal YES fan. Takes you into another world

[@michaelhodges6824]

This is beyond brilliant, everything about it is a masterpiece!

[@CharlesCCRidesChandler]

One of the top five bass lines in all of prog rock..!..Long live Chris...may God rest his soul!!!!...:)O(:...

[@adrianalvarez8865]

+Charles “C.C. Rides” Chandler:::: One of the best of all time! RIP

[@CharlesCCRidesChandler]

Of course...Adrian!!!... _smile_ ...:)O(:...

[@shawnduffy3380]

Certainly the best "air bass guitar" song ever

[@MsFinaddict]

This is soulfood for me, and the artwork is a bonus. A very early favorite of mine.

[@hellojustanecho]

Many thanks for this video. It is no exaggeration to say this song changed my life. I was 14, and a friend said "listen to this" and placed the headphones on me while I laid on a bed with my eyes closed. I was forever changed in a way I can't completely describe to anyone..The music and lyrics swept me to a transcendence that was so powerful that I wept. "Now that you find, now that you're whole. Seasons will pass you by. I get up, I get down" Epic!

[@bryanhay2356]

I remember putting the headphones plug in the headphones in the Fisher stereo or whatever stereo was in those days and the sound quality was so much better than anything they have today it seems oh yeah I wish my brother would have hooked me up to this one when I was 10 years old

[@bryanhay2356]

I think it's a divinely-inspired spiritual experience I mean this is a beautiful beautiful bad each and everyone one of these musicians was in a class of his own

[@mikesnyder1788]

Wow! What a great experience for a 14 year old! You were fortunate enough to pull back the curtain and hear the poetry of the universe! Great memory to share!

[@katemurphy1915]

hellojustanecho It was GFTO that changed my life. I understand.

[@dinocamella5940]

I was 12..put the headphones on, and learned how to play my drums to this beautiful masterpiece..along with alot of other Yes Music. Made me a better person inside...gotta feel that chit!!! RIP Fish..youll live forever in my soul

[@dinocamella5940]

No Doubt Joker

[@RobertHarris-op1ij]

all. are. ok

[@RobertHarris-op1ij]

all. are. ok

[@RobertHarris-op1ij]

all. are. OK. make. some. more. song

[@RobertHarris-op1ij]

all. are. OK. make. some. more. song

[@jonathanbrooks1164]

1977... somebody lent me this album. I was 14. Nothing has surpassed it since then. Depending on my mood... I have laughed and I have cried and I have been in awe when I listen to it....

[@jawoody9745]

This has been gorgeous music to me since I was eight years old. I've never stopped listening to this album! I'm half a century old now!

[@QuestionableFishman]

Beautiful piece of art.

[@TacomaPaul]

A long long time ago, in my parents' house far far away... various people would come over and we'd sit around and play guitar along with songs on the stereo. The usual awesome rock songs as a teen in the 70s. I put this on, and played along (nearly perfectly, heheh) my guitar. Some were awed, some were confused... some I never saw again. ;-)

[@madmanmoon8978]

they got crazy

[@kennethsilvestri4161]

LMAO @65 years old! My home had no music or books. I love books. I just learned of YES from a younger friend of mine. I'm gonna get some great alcohol! Well, maybe POT FOR SURE! lol

[@moviemad56]

@@kennethsilvestri4161 Oh, there's so much to discover! Have you tried John Maclachlan with Mahavishnu Orchestra?

[@qquark99]

First time I heard Yes, I felt someone had pulled aside the curtains into a new musical ocean full of gorgeous complexity and depths

[@GeorgenotSmith]

Prog rock that God listens to for inspiration.

[@katemurphy1915]

That’s probably true.

[@larrybahler6828]

YES, I wish I could have seen these 1080p HD, when they first came out!!! GREAT!!!!!!!!!!

[@Claudio-dl6ug]

After almost 40 years still makes me chill.

[@nmk8475]

I wonder if this truly ends up being the pinnacle of musical creativity, and the magnum opus of musical grandeur. Nothing comes close to this piece; so long yet so short, so lush yet so empty, and so verdant yet so dark. It is based on Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha, yet the concept is loose and malleable so that it can stand alongside the rest of Yes's corresponding discography. It embodies an entire genre, is beloved by its fans, and garnered both critical and commercial acclaim upon its release. I believe this is it. Just like in Shelley's Ozymandias, this piece of music is what humanity should be remembered by; it is arguably the greatest example of musicianship, at least in the rock genre. Yet it does not strike me as rock music, but something more. Excellent.

[@qquark99]

Very eloquently said. Thank you Noah

[@GweeGwee]

it's insane how many tiny, subtle noises and sounds are scattered all over the tracks on this album but it's all glued together perfectly

[@joyis9638]

The two greatest bands I ever saw in concert are YES and KING CRIMSON. Was always sorry to not have seen Led Zeppelin and a few others like Queen ... but ..

[@aaf-ccexecutivedirector9876]

i used to lose myself listening to close to the edge in my parents darkroom, subsequently my grades suffered a bit in the 11th grade. can you imagine the elation that they must of felt after recording this most wonderful album?

[@reginaldc.williams1822]

Approiate title to these gentle giants, They provided all the tones I missed in "all" other music I've ever that touched my spirit to the core 🎼💝

[@vangothengirl]

My dad told me about this band and this is his is favorite song by them. I love the video and everything! I am playing this song at my wedding

[@nancymjohnson]

Right this minute, if I could go back in time for one day, it would be for the day I first saw Yes in concert at SMU. Donovan opened the show. Changed my life :-)

[@hhsauers]

Nancy Johnson I saw that tour. What year was that?

[@grandpavanderhof]

1978

[@toonsguy]

I was there. MAGIC

[@betsysommer7142]

RIP Chris Squire

[@StrideLatinProgRick]

Timeless masterpiece, also with one of the most perfect and exciting Hammond solos of all Rock history at 14:40.

[@davidmorgan6939]

"Close to the Edge" came out in 1972. During their tour that fall they appeared at Huntington Memorial Field House in Huntington, WV. As fate would have it I was asked to be an usher for that concert by my frat brothers from Zeta Beta Tau. And so my fascination with the ultimate progressive impressionist rock band the world would and will ever know began. Up to that time the Yes album was all I had ever heard. To this day I can still see the in the stage floor keyboards rolling via Wakeman's commands!!

[@jimkeller3868]

The drumming.....Holy shit!!! And what a fabulous build up towards that ending.

[@edwarddore7617]

Chris and Bill together though....

[@jmizeski]

I went to sleep many a day listening to this and was happy to be there for my first concert in 78 in New Haven, CT. and many years later at the Oakdale Music Center.

[@hamadah4]

I remember an old quote by Steve Howe which did not surprise me at all (because it happened to me as well 17 years ago): During the Close to the Edge tour we had some doctors visiting us backstage and telling us That Close To The Edge -thing has done something amazing to some of our patients. Magical music and lyrics!

[@dangmangcarpenter8800]

hamadah4 so your on to something...angel.Peace be with you.Some of us know you are here.

[@markgore9202]

This is the edge.

[@anthonyhedberg6471]

I get up...I get down...

[@SamI124QRiley]

just love chris squires bass,and Jon's vocals

[@tonyrome3119]

Chris Squire, fantastic bassist, a true artist and showman

[@Wolf.51.50]

What a Masterpiece... Still stunning after 40 years. Thanks for the upload.

[@Radh1215]

Awesome song and album.Never gets old even after 38 yrs. of listening to it.

[@Mahavishnu80]

im about to hear this for the first time....

[@genestippell1833]

I saw an interview with Bruford where he stated they were well into the composition of this song and they had no idea how it was going to end. What they created was the greatest ending in rock history.

[@robertsnyder1890]

close to the edge, best album of all time, (i have it on vynal)and i am 58

[@jgowin66]

I'm in my early sixties now, yet I can still vividly remember every detail about where I was, what I was doing, even what I was thinking about the very first time I heard Howe's pounding guitar opening to this song. Sorry for the dramatics, however, it was a life-changer for me. Something I'll always remember.

[@FUYT888]

Still listen to this album. One of the best.

[@michaelhodges6824]

I will never stop listening to YES!

[@FUYT888]

Still listening!

[@zanealbayati3599]

Greatest tune of all time. Listened to this many of times stoned while driving on dark roads. Takes you to a different place.

[@angelbenewton]

Endless perfection forever. One of the greatest accomplishments in history.

[@sonny6733]

A monumental experience when I first heard this some 25 odd years ago. I'll never forget it while I have wits left. Thanks Yes. RIP Chris Squire.

[@michaelhodges6824]

I heard Fragil first, It was my introduction to Yes, and it changed the way I looked at everything. Close to the Edge took me to a place that was so beyond that, I can't even describe it! It is truly there swan song!

[@juangonzalezmondaca6305]

Justin

[@jaco1458]

My god its still timeless and so wonderful.........

[@lowfreq]

Hearing this as a 15 year old somewhat lost kid changed my brain and my life forever. It prompted me to explore a whole new universe of music. It showed me the limitless potential of music to affect your reality. It made me more artistic, both musically and visually. It made me go out and buy an electic bass guitar and learn how to play it. Thank you Yes for this masterpiece! I miss you Chris Squire, but your bass lines will live forever.

[@visog]

Total perfection

[@drunkenskaterguy]

Impressionism + progressive rock = YES.

[@txeire]

the ultimate Yes album

[@playakcom]

Love the imaging to go with it. I'm used to hearing this with my eyes closed, and get all sorts of images that way, but this is nice eye candy for a change :)

[@Olegzyan]

timeless masterpiece!

[@jonserkspawn7776]

R.I.P. Chris Squire

[@saturdayplayer2492]

In a town far, far away many decades ago I heard this for the first time. The ghosts of those years still haunt me but the music has always shone a light into the darkness.

[@fabiosergioj]

Their best creation, formation, composition, recording and performance ever! Period

[@davidholman3470]

Great stuff; a top band on top form, it never gets old.

[@vitorcastro7226]

Maravilhoso vinil dos Yes. Quando vivia em Angola nos anos 70 era a música que levava para o Mussulo.

[@jexplink]

The soundtrack for the birth of the Universe. Perfection isn't a strong enough word to describe this.

[@JohnSwaim]

This is the most righteous song, Fantastic recording. It's been so long since I've heard it. Wow.

[@berniex2]

Just amazing that's all I've got. RIP Chris. Sorely missed.

[@ripedecomp]

School year 76/77" , lloyd's 8 track /lp player , good buddy's big brother left LZ 1 . MONSTER . & YES's CTTE.... Some of the oldest music I've ever played........... the dearest too ! And you know what else ........ LOVE THAT ALBUM ART by ROGER D !!!!

[@hermanlicona7521]

Yes,..yes I like yes for long long time.

[@i_alcocer]

in her white lace, you could clearly see the lady sadly looking. Saying that she'd take the blame For the crucifixion of her own domain...

[@westter8164]

2 million people barely satisfy

[@gilde6887]

Scrounged around to get the money to buy this YES Album.....can't remember how much it was, but I was damn glad to get it.....Great Band and I came out ahead.....now I have the CD........saw them Live and they sounded just like their recordings.....simply AMAZING

[@Taterwheel]

Close to the Edge was recorded in sections as the band toured the UK at the time, they had to constantly tear down to do a show and reset the next day. Eddie Offord sliced the sections together as the final arrangement was decided. Surprisingly, the bed tracks (drums, bass, guitar, some keys, etc.) were recorded live and there is a little leakage, so punch ins were problematic. Vocals, acoustic guitar, piano and Minimoog were overdubbed. Very impressive end product given the circumstances.

[@TacomaPaul]

Ahhh.... vzqk.... always good to visit you again. You are the master of "Let's stare at this on a big screen TV" videos of great tunes. Just another hello.... and thanks for all of your work.

[@ER-me1ii]

This song is in my DNA.

[@katemurphy1915]

Evan Rice That holds for me also.

[@eastlake93]

As a writer, just to the 8:10 is like a music course for me. I draw so much from this.

[@charlesciaccio5358]

I first heard YES in 1969 Your move from that point I was aYES fan there sound is so unique that I still lose my breath listening to them .Jon s voice is an instrument upon it self. I have seen them in concert about 21 times and I still remember the first time I saw them at MSG when the dome Rick was in exploded and Jon started this chanting OMG what great music

[@paulleduc93]

thank you for adding this incredibly beautiful imagery to accompany this piece of music. I shall never get tired of close to the edge by Yes. What a true masterpiece

[@petbar67]

great song....forever.....

[@robertopereira270]

Great album from 1972!

[@mwmann]

There is classical, blues, jazz, country, rap, R&B, soul, pop, rock, grunge rock, glam rock, prog rock, and then there is YES.

[@jeanlandim]

A masterpiece

[@derail14]

Carlos Santos yes, indeed

[@MTheoOA]

Carlos Santos Yes são os músicos com a maior ambição possível, na minha opinião os caras chegaram ao ápice da música, sozinhos... Gates of delirium, CTTE, Dance of the dawn, siberian khatru, AYAI, Sound chaser, Awaken, Turn of the century, hearth of the sunrise, roundabout, to be over, Remembering... é tanta peça que eu fico bugado.

[@FuddyDuddy146]

I can never get enough of this song. I couldn't imagine the effort going into it, I mean imagine recording this, and playing a wrong chord 1 minute from the end, and then having to start over again.

[@matthewfinger2381]

One of the best prog albums, each song is perfect to the point you need to listen to all three of them back to back for the full experience.

[@bronyraur100]

14:25 or roundabouts - the build up to what comes next gets to me each and every time again and again. Edit: that bass !! Chris Squire ~

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

Close TO The Edge in my opinion, is the best record ever produced on Pushamama or Gaia. The Wakeman organ pinnacle is awe-inspiring. This album has everything anyone needs to know on it from the beginning to the end & back again! 1 album to choose for eternity & this is it. Easily done the time of this is eternal. This promotes religious experiences as it was designed to. 1>3

[@KASHIO727]

i've been listening to this song 1,000,000 times.

[@katemurphy1915]

KASHIO727 Wow: I cannot consciously count that high.

[@JOSEMANUELVERONA]

THE MASTERPIECE OF ROCK...!!

[@johnclarke6037]

I had a Fisher Quad when this came out I was 16 and it blew my mind and still does.

[@arlene8359]

Just recently discovered your good works, very impressive indeed.

[@scarahdee69]

Best Band ever.... Can't wait til may when i get to see them live in Manchester..

[@psbarrow]

Happy Fiftieth Birthday to this album, released on this day September 13, 1972. 🎂

[@italianray69]

This is 5 guys in their 20s! The music, and musicians of my era. I'm 70 and have seen these guys perform this live at Roosevelt Stadium about 4 months after the Album hit the record stores, then again 20 years ago at the Hollywood Bowl. 40 years apart, and it sounded as fresh as it had 40 years earlier!

[@michaelrosen-pyros3988]

Been a devotee since 1973 when they played in St. Petersburg, FL I'd heard this song previously, found the singing lovely, but the music was too complex - seemed random improved. THEN, I watched them do it! I couldn't believe such musicianship was possible!!! Have not altered in my estimation of them since! Nous sommes du soleil! Peace

[@edf13]

Where in St Pete - Mahaffey theater? I live close (to the edge)

[@lesphelps3741]

42 people are on the edge.....

[@tannerdalton8455]

I'll take care of the extra 5