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Heart Of The Sunrise / Yes - Live | THE WOLF HUNTERZ Reactions FIRST TIME
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1991 Union Tour
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[@tihadchannel4249]

2 drummers, 2 keyboadist, 2 guitarist, 1 bassist & vocalist

[@lenardclowry2242]

Geddy, Alex & Neil WORSHIPPED these guys.......

[@joeschmoe118]

And ultimately surpassed them. 40 years after Yes’s first album I saw them playing in a parking lot in Maryland. 41 years after Rush’s first album I saw them play two sold out shows at the Air Canada arena in Toronto. Not even close.

[@michaelhogan6770]

@@joeschmoe118 Not quite, they never matched Yes musicianship, not even close.

[@joeschmoe118]

@@michaelhogan6770 No even close. Peart #1 Drummer ever not even close. Ditto for Geddy. Lifeson was far better than Howe in the end. And I love Yes. They are my second favorite band. Without Yes I am not sure Rush would have turned out to be the best band in this universe😀

[@michaelhogan6770]

@@joeschmoe118 So Geddy is on better keyboards than Rick? He not better than Chris. He playes bass because of Chris, and hes not a better vocalist than John. Howe many times did Alex win GPs best overall guitarist and is he one of 3 in their gallery of greats, plus he can't Travis pick like Steve or play the steel guitar like SH

[@joeschmoe118]

@@michaelhogan6770 ok-Wake is better than Geddy on keyboards. Geddy blows Squire away on bass. Geddy consistently received best bassist awards when Squire was alive. Geddy is every bit as good as Anderson singing. In fact, he has a much better range. And as far as lyrics, Neil is number 1 and number 2, whoever that might be, is miles away. I do love your passion for Yes. I have loved them too for over 40 years. Rush just happens to be the best. It’s like comparing Dr. J to Jordan😀. BTW-as people, no band even comes close to Rush. Steve Howe is a total piece of S for not letting Anderson back into his own band. Anderson, Wakeman, and White are salt of the Earth people. How Howe can kidnap a band that he didn’t even create is beyond me. He also can’t sing to save his life. You know who else can’t sing? Neil😀. So he doesn’t. He leaves the singing up to the singers, unlike Howe😀. All good tho mate. I can see you have great taste in music🤘

[@keithpasculli7465]

Jon Anderson's voice gets stronger and clearer the higher he goes. Amazing group of musicians

[@MrTumolo]

Actually Bass player, the best Chris Squir. Rest in Peace

[@davidzornes6863]

SQUIRE.

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@davidzornes6863 Thank you

[@joeschmoe118]

Just after Geddy.

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@joeschmoe118 Geddy idolized Chris Squire.

[@joeschmoe118]

@@jeffschielka7845 Tom Brady idolized Joe Montana.

[@donaldpruitt6787]

One of the best bands ever period.

[@Galahad-hk4bb]

Hard to imagine RUSH without the the inspiration of YES. Love ❤️ watching new generations discover YES !!

[@Galahad-hk4bb]

...a real treat is watching Geddy Lee perform ROUNDABOUT with YES’ induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!! Geddy filled in for the late Chris Squire... RIP Chris😢 You are missed...

[@pokerface1967]

No rush without YES

[@RayVRoberts]

Go back and watch concert videos from the 70s to truly see the band in its prime

[@anthonyblakely399]

You guys are going down a DEEP Rabbit Hole with Yes and their AMAZING Music Masterpieces!!! Dude!!!! You gotta here "Awaken" and "Going For The One" by Yes. Another music masterpieces of songs by them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kookoothebirdgirl1]

Holy MOLEEE!! Jon Anderson never ceases to amaze me! Not only was he able to stay on key, but his voice just transcends over all the beautiful noise going on around him! Over two drummers, two guitar players and two keyboard players. AND over the pure insanity that is Chris Squire’s bass playing...un-fing-believable.

[@keithoday9896]

Hey you two, this was during Yes reunion tour where they got most all of current and former members together on one stage- hence you have two drummers, 2 guitarists, 2 keyboardists.

[@nickavenoso7851]

keith o'day yeah the Union tour

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@nickavenoso7851 Great tour. Album sucked. As Rick Wakeman calls it, the Onion album.

[@nickavenoso7851]

@@jeffschielka7845 Yeah, it’s not that good if you compare it to their other stuff.

[@scottwhote8484]

They played in the round. Scored front row. Favorite band. Great concert.

[@adaarts7422]

I love symfonie rock and I always was a big fan of Yes . I am now 68 years old and now I find my new Yes: Nightwish - symfonic metal. With Floor Jansen who studies at The rock academie in my hometown Tilburg. Loving it so much.

[@Nico123.]

i am with you

[@user-vv9it9ye4g]

Nightwish is phenomenal live, as Yes is.

[@nancymjohnson]

This was reunion tour, and that’s the bassist killing it at the beginning. Anyone who played in Yes, played here.

[@jefaerts4207]

No Peter banks 😡

[@petersokol1603]

No buggles

[@petersokol1603]

No Jeff Berlin

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

Yep. Saw it live. First saw them in '76.

[@ericgrimm4526]

Yep Yes Union tour...Bill Bruford and Alan White on drums.. Trevor Rabin and Steve Howe on guitar.. Rick Wakeman and Tony Kaye on keyboards...Jon Anderson singing..and my beloved Chris Squire on Bass!

[@bennettwolf3821]

Greg Knowles? Who's that???? It's Tony Kaye.

[@ericgrimm4526]

@@bennettwolf3821 meant Geoffrey Downes and yeah It is Tony. wasn't paying attention when his name came up. Too much alcohol that night I guess.

[@bennettwolf3821]

@@ericgrimm4526 That's OK . In a perfect world Downes ,Patrick Moraz and Peter Banks would have been there too overflowing off the stage.

[@ronwilliams6565]

Steve Howe very under rated lead guitarist...one of the best not to mention the late Chris Squire...YES..one of the best PROGRESSIVE ROCK BANDS of all time.

[@nuimaleko7]

This is from the Union Tour. The band had broken up and hooked up with new people so two new bands were formed. They were working on different new albums but kept asking each other to play with them on certain songs. Eventually the record label kind of forced them to combine all the completed songs into one album they called Union. Then they all went on tour together. Apparently only some of the people on stage were actually playing. Rick Wakeman always calls it the Onion tour because remembering it makes him cry.

[@andrematos-oreidocanbaixo]

In fact, the sound you heard at the beginning and said it was a guitar, was the bass sound of the legendary Chris Squire

[@MrGlenspace]

That was the union tour which had current yes members and ex members. So tony Kaye and rick, drummer Buford and white. Guitarists rabin and Howe.

[@jeffschielka7845]

Best band on this planet!

[@RichardErnst-f4y]

It's the Union Tour so they reunited with past members to include Bill Bruford and Alan White on Drums.

[@virginialawton2770]

That amongst others was a masterpiece, I have loved it since 1977

[@augustopinto2859]

They are the 2 historical YES drummers, the amazing Bill Bruford and the incredible Alan White.

[@tomwoliver]

Such a great band! Prog pioneers.

[@donaldgregg9250]

One of my favorite lyrics from Yes... Dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you...

[@bmusic4855]

Bass player Chris Squire killing it

[@donkunes8630]

Bill Bruford & Alan White drums .. musicianship at it's best

[@markjacobsen8335]

I was at this show. Denver, May 9th, 1991. Epic. "Union" tour where they got most of their past and current members together. It was awesome. Normally YES are just a 5-piece band. If you're into metal, you should check out "Shock To The System" from this same show.

[@brianjones7454]

Bassist Geddy Lee and Guitarist Alex Lifeson from Rush Inducted Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017

[@jefffogertymusic2023]

It's Chris Squire the BASSIST is who is " killing it " at the beginning. 1 of the best bass players EVER

[@j.c.a2872]

hands down my all time favorite Yes song, this live version just elevates it to a whole new level; thanks guys !!!!

[@jermaschinot]

Thanks! that's the way we doos it in the 70's

[@thulsadoomed]

The whole Fragile album is fantastic

[@everettewell6167]

One of the classic albums of all time!

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. You two are fun to watch. Welcome to our generation. Sorry Chris. We love live and lose. Great reaction

[@steelers6titles]

The "Union" tour combined Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, and Howe with the current Yes lineup. Tony Kaye had rejoined Yes; he shares the stage here with keyboardist Rick Wakeman, who had replaced him. Trevor Rabin, who was the Yes vocalist at the time, appears along with Jon Anderson. Eight guys from Yes up to that point.

[@micko11154]

Great reaction. One minor point tho, these guys weren't 'jamming' this was a composed, arranged piece with every note written for every instrument. Thanx so much for your work, cheers!

[@Kieth21]

I remember Chris Squire wearing that jacket from the going for the one tour at Madison Square Garden 78

[@stephenurso9267]

They were the pinicle of progressive rock! I've seen them at least 20 time's and they always had the most amazing performances!!

[@Distant394]

Saw Yes 2 weeks ago and they played this might not have been as good as this as they’ve aged , left or passed away but boy it was still beautiful to hear

[@steelers6titles]

The two drummers were Bill Bruford and Alan White, each with the band for quite awhile.

[@davep8221]

I think it's from the Union tour. Members of olde Yes (IMO the best, ) and the post-90125 Yes. 2x of each instrument except vocals (Jon Anderson) and bass (Chris Squire). Olde Yes had two drummers and and 3 KBs at different times. I saw it in Orlando and Portland, OR.

[@jeffreydooley3745]

I saw YES on this tour at the old ARCO Arena in Sacramento, CA. With both inceptions of YES, in the Round, was simple phenomenal.

[@nathelm]

"Dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you." You should watch this sitting in you most comfortable chair

[@kennethbenson2931]

I was at this show in Munich - front row! All the old and new musicians...what a concert.

[@Yes_Jorge_Yes]

That was the Union tour with most members of Yes participated... I was at that concert.. actually I saw them 12 times that year.

[@dylanbrown5414]

The power of the original golden age of Yes recording doesn’t come across in this video.

[@billtaylor3382]

Love Yes

[@jamesbrady2278]

Yes deserved to be in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame one of the greatest bands I have ever seen and also to add Emerson Lake and Palmer or not in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame think about that for a minute

[@bobespirit2112]

I saw them on this tour - fantastic show

[@teresakoslosky3053]

YES!!!!!!epic FIRE!!🔥🔥🔥

[@daveshuck2722]

After my first girlfriend left me, My buddy Tony picked me up and drove all over the Marin Headlands while listening to this song. He did this with me for days until I was able to move on. This was 35 years ago. Life-changing moments from our youths.

[@Biofilmz]

Great band!

[@michaelescareno7048]

Yes, 2 drummers!! Bill Bruford was the Yes drummer through the Close to the Edge album in 1972, but left the band right before the tour. Alan White, the other drummer, became the drummer for the tour and then the official drummer for the band. This clip is from Yes's Union tour where past and present members came together for an album and tour. By the way, Alan White was the drummer on John Lennon's "Imagine". I saw Yes on the Close to the Edge tour in 1973, and they performed this! I've seen Yes many times over the years, most recently Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, and Trevor Rabin of Yes and their band in 2016 at the Austin City Limits Theater. Singer Jon Anderson is now in his 70s and still hit all the high notes perfectly! And yes, they performed "Heart of the Sunrise" perfectly that night too!!

[@Critical_Thinker858]

Nostalgic and fun to see all past members (up to that point anyway) on stage together. I’m not an original lineup purist. I appreciate all versions of the band for their own creative beauty and strengths. I love the early stuff of course. It made them who they are (gods of prog rock). My dad got me the “Classic Yes” best of album for Christmas as a 15 year old budding bassist in 1984 and my music world was unalterably expanded from there. I also picked up the iconic 90125 album about the same time. Between the two... mind blown. So of course I had to go back and explore more of their early stuff to catch up. I’m jealous of the fans old enough to have gotten in on the ground floor. Just an amazing collection of talent on stage there. I’d encourage you to check out 9012 LIVE as well Trevor Rabin’s Solly’s Beard (guitar solo) is a masterpiece. Also, Jon Anderson’s vocals on “Soon” are as good as anything else he’s done. And Chris Squire’s version of Amazing Grace on the bass, while not flashy, is moving and passionately powerful. I also recommend that anyone interested in hearing more of Yes, begin with the studio version of their songs (starting with Roundabout - as many have suggested here) and then you can appreciate their live stuff on another level. Also, I HIGHLY recommend listening to 90125 straight through with headphones (amazingly clean production values and great stereo separation). It will change your life.

[@dandecastro51]

This is Union Tour 8 members on stage. Normal is 5. 70s yes, and 80s yes line ups combined. A unique experience. Didnt last. Different combos on and off.

[@davidzornes6863]

Fuck. I'm 65 yrs old and still this song brings chills. I saw them in Nov. 1972, . I thumbed 78 miles in a rain to see them after I had bought The Fragile lp 2 days prior. I was a senior in highskool. I got there right at of the opening =WILD TURKEY" was going off the stage. Then the lights came on. I was scoping the crowed looking for a ride home after the concert, then I heard a guy from art class yelled " Hey, Zoro get over here. ",,, Cool . They made room, one girl give me a big swig of wine and my buddy handed me my first doobbie. Wow about 30 mins into Yes I couldn't tell if they were dudes or chicks. All those frilly clothes and laser show. been a YES fan ever since. I had seen Sabbath 3 weeks prior with Wild Turkey. I saw Sabbath on their first American tour and a few yrs ago I saw them on their last. COMPLETE CIRCLE... .

[@hoosiermaker2358]

The coolest opening 2.5 minutes of any song, ever..

[@leemccurtayne9489]

Guys if this is your first time exposed to YES, then please, please , please react to “Roundabout” then you will appreciate the real YES. These guys are the kings of transitions, the album “Close To The Edge” is a 30 minute heart attack.

[@michaelperrillo5420]

You are watching the best progressive rock band in the world at the height of their talent. They are still performing as two groups. This one tour both bands got together. That's why you see two of a few instruments. The classic 5 line up and 3 other key members at different times. My first concert was 1973 and have seen them maybe 50 times.

[@beldin2987]

The grandfathers of symphonic rock. Bought Yessongs when i was 12 or 13 i think (i'm 56) and then listened "Close the Edge" every day after school again and again. With 16 i met a new friend who was also a big Yes fan and then each day the first question was "Close to the Edge", "Gates of Delerium" or which side of Tales of Topographic Oceans to listen to first. Oh yeah, those are all 20 minutes songs btw. so they had a few more of them than Nightwish 😉 My tip : Close to the Edge next. Oh, and RIP Chris Squire and Neill Peart 😢

[@gregoryeverett9811]

Actually, the grandfathers of symphonic rock would be Emerson, Lake , and Palmer. Yes was unknown in America until they toured as the opening act of ELP in the early 70's. When Yes first formed, they tried to get Keith Emerson to leave ELP to become the keyboardist for Yes.

[@beldin2987]

@@gregoryeverett9811 Guess thats a hard discussion, Yes was founded 1968 and ELP 1970, but maybe Yes just really started with "symphonic rock" with their 1971 albums, but i don't really know how symphonic the first ELP album was. But known in the US is absolute no measure, because then maybe some HipHop band or a band that will be founded 2030 would be more important to Symphonic Metal than Nightwish.

[@gregoryeverett9811]

@@beldin2987 You do make a valid point. I'm a big fan of both groups. I suggest you give Take a Pebble a listen, an absolute master work on the piano. If you're looking for something symphonic, try Jerusalem. Please tell me what you think. I'm 63 and I have 2 older sisters so I grew up on the classic rock of the 60's and 70's. I had classically trained parents. My father was a concert tenor and my mother played string bass in the orchestra. Because of that I tend to gravitate towards the more symphonic side of rock and roll.

[@cybore213]

@@gregoryeverett9811 I had never heard that Yes tried to get Emerson to join. Maybe they tried to when they decided to fire Tony Kaye in 1971 after their third album. They couldn't have tried to poach him from ELP when they formed in June 1968, Emerson was with The Nice at that time.

[@gregoryeverett9811]

@@cybore213 It was in the early 70's. ELP was already a super Group at the time. I watched a short video of Keith talking about the incident.

[@avantprog6902]

This is the Yes Union tour. I was there.

[@steelers6titles]

Many personnel changes over the years; the late Chris Squire was the only guy to stay from the beginning. Rick Wakeman came aboard for the fourth album, "Fragile", replacing Tony Kaye, who went on to Badger.

[@cougarcountyaddept8001]

Must be Mr. BRUFORD! Of king crimson...mult*ple drumkits. In use😁

[@Fakename70]

Next Level

[@oneconsciousman1942]

the other ay, I asked how much you smoked before the react, today with this clip I ask Have you smoked anything at al today? you are , how you say, not giggly and awestruck. You two are like a warm summer's day n the backyard, lazing on a sunny afternoon. Just so calm and relaxed and enjoying the tunes. Its all good. but what a difference a day makes. Are you happy with the clip? YES!!!!!!!!

[@steelers6titles]

Love comes to you and you follow Lose one on to the heart of the sunrise Sharp | Distance How can the wind with its arms all around me Lost on a wave and then after Dream on, on to the heart of the sunrise Sharp | Distance How can the wind with so many around me Lost in the city Lost in their eyes as you hurry by Counting the broken ties they decide Love comes to you and then after Dream on, on to the heart of the sunrise Lost on a wave that you're dreaming Dream on, on to the heart of the sunrise SHARP | DISTANCE How can the wind with its arms all around me SHARP | DISTANCE How can the wind with so many around me I feel lost in the city Lost in their eyes as you hurry by Counting the broken ties they decided Straight light moving and removing Sharpness of the colour sunshine Straight light searching all the meanings Of the song Long last treatment of the telling That relates to all the words sung Dreamer easy in the chair that really fits you Love comes to you and then after Dream on on to the heart of the sunrise SHARP | DISTANCE How can the sun with its arms all around me SHARP | DISTANCE How can the wind with so many around me I feel lost in the city

[@steelers6titles]

Jon Anderson donates his time to School of Rock kids; they get to perform onstage with Jon himself.

[@steelers6titles]

Bill Bruford has impeccable prog-rock credentials--King Crimson, Yes, Genesis.

[@VinE83656]

Yes is typically a five piece but the band had their share of personnel changes over the years and the more commercial 80's version was brought together with members from the more Progressive version of the band for the "Union" album and tour so it was kind of a crowded stage with like eight people instead of the typical five members. Rick Wakeman typically surrounds himself with keyboards. He is a master of his craft as well with some classic solo albums along the progressive/classical vein. His themed albums of "The Six Wives of Henry VIII", "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table" are my favorites.

[@terrib-g8783]

Chris Squire is the only bassist that I would nudge above Geddy Lee as the best in the world. It was great that Geddy got to sit in when Yes was inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame.

[@michaelhogan6770]

Rock bassist perhaps What about Jaco and Stanley?

[@terrib-g8783]

@@michaelhogan6770 Yes, I should have specified rock bassist. Jaco was fantastic!! I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with Stanley Clarke. I'll be happy to give him a listen. Thanks!!

[@michaelhogan6770]

Try school days or duel of the Jester and tyrant

[@avantprog6902]

This show was in the round. The stage rotated.

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. By the way Chris.. one of the greatest bassist is Chris Squire. You can hang your hat on that.. prayers up

[@freddieferguson5629]

Grandpa does too!!!

[@maga3733]

It would of been great if they brought Pat Moraz back during that tour and played some Relayer songs

[@linotele2]

Union tour!

[@RichardCraig-c9p]

If this was your grandmother's favorite song your grandmother rocks, no disrespect but I hope you saw her bong!

[@Justin_Anvil]

Ok fine. I’ll subscribe. 🥰. You guys are awesome.

[@GlobalWarring]

More Yes please 😁

[@steelers6titles]

Steve Howe (from Tomorrow--"My White Bicycle") had replaced Peter Banks, who went on to the very Yes-like "Flash".

[@augustopinto2859]

They was not 'jamming' they are all YES. All of them, at same stage they was part of YES, for this reason that particular tour and the double live LP was called UNION.

[@MAGA-ll6dt]

Killer album

[@robertriedmueller3430]

chris squire -bass, jon anderson lead vocals, alan white drums traditional, Bill bruford drums, rick wakeman organ-piano, tony kaye keyboards, trevor rabin strat guitar, steve howe gibson guitar. Chris, Rick, Steve, orignal members can't reemberr if jon was also . durn good bad keep up the good work peace out

[@edf13]

Jon and Chris were founding members

[@brianrussell6570]

these guys were always better live than studio..

[@ADTRFTW7]

Ya'll need to react to Rick Wakemans Piano Solo from 1989

[@B2BRestaurantReviews]

Bass player killin’ it lol

[@albertjflores8950]

And that's the intro...

[@ToddDesiato]

Need your reaction to Yes, Release Release please.

[@glyngasson8450]

You should review King Crimson 21st century schizoid man live, they have 3 drummers !!!

[@kookoothebirdgirl1]

Or even STARLESS live!

[@steelers6titles]

Time And A Word Looking Around Going For The One Wondrous Stories Starship Trooper Perpetual Change I've Seen All Good People Close to the Edge (the band at its peak) and Roundabout

[@DenisPaulvanChestein]

it's not the guitar to start with, it's the bass... this wat al players form differetn band sets of YES... all virtuosos playing together basically; that what YES was !

[@steelers6titles]

Fragile (1971)

[@avantprog6902]

That's a Simmons drum set

[@Stacy55ish]

Roundabout by Yes. Do it.

[@PaulHilburger]

Yeah more prof rock

[@richsalm7474]

Two of everything except for bass- there was only ONE Chris Squire.

[@donaldgregg9250]

Rush Middletown Dreams original album version.....

[@diana.wv3]

Hiii

[@thomsevilla4956]

prog rock at its best!

[@lsbill27]

You should check out 'Roundabout' by Yes, not as tame as this one.

Too progressive for you guys??? hahahha... your faces omg! hahaha .. nice reaction!

[@OlettaLiano]

I've been a Yes fan since what, the 70's. But, I kind of stopped listening to them after Rick Wakemen left.

[@corleth84]

He left, came back, left again, ... But in any case you have to at least give Patrick Moraz and the 'Relayer' album a chance...

[@davidzornes6863]

I saw them in 71, It was the first time = a doobie, first part of concert , I thought they were chicks. , I had seen Sabbath 2 weeks before. with the same opening act = Wild Turkey.