Yes- Our Song (First Listen)

[@jayburdification]

To this day I will never understand the resistance to this album within the Yes fan community. It’s wall to wall bangers. Even the deepest cuts like this one.

[@joelliebler5690]

It is a good album though it just does not live up to their best progressive rock albums or songs! I bought the album upon it’s release and find many songs to be excellent!

[@MrDuneedon]

This whole album is really solid, but I do find that I enjoy it most from beginning to end, in its entirety, rather than just selected tracks. But yeah. I agree with you!

[@bbh565]

@@MrDuneedon A great car CD

[@MrDuneedon]

@@bbh565 Absolutely!

[@lifespanofafry1534]

I think it was their last good album. A lot of garbage after this one. Check out “lightning strikes” 🤮

[@benmarshall404]

Hands down my favourite song on 90125...very uplifting! Chris is on fire here too.

[@shyshift]

My favorite song on 90125.

[@IozziEric]

I love this song so much. It's that kind of "feel good song" that never fails at making me feel, well, good. "90125" is a great album by the way. Yes, it's a different Yes, but just as good.

[@a.k.1740]

"Our Song" is often a little overlooked song on 90125, yet I find it to be one of the most successful songs on the album. Yes I agree with you Justin, the synths sound very 80s but in this context it doesn't bother me at all especially since Squire, White and Rabin give the energy to make it more than a generic pop-rock song !

[@glennrobinson8868]

because it WAS the 80's lol

[@jpirard]

Check out 'I'm Running' and 'Final Eyes' from Big Generator.

[@keithbk]

90125 is a solid album and it introduced me to Yes (first album by them I owned) and it propelled me to buy more. It's a great "gateway album" full of catchy tunes and easily accessible melodies. I'm glad you're doing the entire album. Don't miss the epic "Minddrive" by Yes off of Keystudio. Brilliant piece!

[@davidwatchesyoutube]

Back when this came out, I had a newspaper route. I had 90125 on one side of a cassette and Asia on the other side. Yes and Asia were my constant companions on that route and I wore the tape out. Such fond memories...

[@keithrichman6918]

Great reaction as usual! I always liked this song!

[@JustJP]

Ty Keith! Hope youre having a nice day!

[@tonyetchells6051]

For later Yes you should definitely try "I'm Running", "I Would Have waited Forever" and "Shock To The System" which hark back to their classic period.

[@miccarbo7911]

'I'm running' is so underappreciated!

[@Bawookles]

This has always been one of my favorite songs from the album. Seems like this song is often forgotten about, a sleeper track, but I really dig it.

[@craigfazekas3923]

This was the 1st song I'd heard from the LP in Nov. of '83, on WMMR in Philly.....

[@MrBlond777]

This song has the Yes magic 🪄 sprinkled all over it! It has always been overlooked on 90125. I’m not sure who wrote it but it’s a fun song. Have a great 👍 day ☀️

[@JustJP]

Ty Blond, you too!

[@BackLooking]

One of my favorites on the album. Positive, energetic, playful....great song. 80´s like crazy, but I love the 80´s.

[@stephanevilleneuve9450]

Only two songs before the good Hearts, an 80’s prog song.

[@ChollieD]

I love this song. Such a highlight of the 1980's Yes. You're right, it's a top-notch highway song for a high-horsepower American car. I really like that they did some tricky pop music in odd time signatures.

[@roddmcleodable]

City of Love and Hold On are the unheralded gems on this LP.

[@markjacobsen8335]

An oft overlooked gem from the band, I consider "Our Song" one of the greatest tracks of the Rabin era. It was the only song from 90125 they didn't play on the first leg of the US tour in 1984 when I saw them in Seattle. They added it on the 2nd leg, though, and I saw them do it in Portland, OR later that year. It was a highlight of the show. A real driver.

[@williamholloway2564]

Toledo Ohio. This is my favorite song from Yes. Of all their songs. I was just looking around for an Our Song reaction video and you seem to be one of the few. They are Rock Hall Inductees and a legendary act. Thanks for reacting, you are right, great highway song. Matter of fact the song is about a particular highway and a concert hall they played where the temps inside were over 100 degrees.

[@richardtodd6843]

I used to live next to an auditorium in Cincinnati where I saw Yes, King Crimson and a number of other bands. They had no air conditioning system at the time, so on the rare occasion where they booked a concert in summer they would hire air conditioning units on the back of flatbeds trucks. They worked like crap, and I suffered through at least one horribly hot show there. The hottest show i ever went to was an free outdoor festival concert in Blue Ash, Ohio, with chairs set up in a blacktop parking lot, and one of the artists was - you guessed it - Yes. It was so hot I literally feared passing out or having a heart attack or something. It was on a tour where Peter Frampton was opening and Yes was headlining, but since it was on the 4th of July and Frampton lived in Cincinnati, they swapped roles for that one show; Frampton, using the voicebox, did a bit about becoming a naturalized American citizen during that show. Since Yes was first, they started playing during the hottest part of the afternoon, and I could really only enjoy the end of their show. Fortunately they didn't write a song about not going to Cincinnati.

[@mattleppard1970]

They brought the bass back to front and center on this one. Tremendous

[@anthonyblakely399]

Yes!!!! Yes!!!! So perfect with their perfect tunes!!!! Genius!!!!

[@johnpbh]

Justin - "Do you and your significant other have a song.?" Me - "Yes, It's Led Zeppelin, "Thank You" it says it all. First dance at our wedding.

[@robertopapei6523]

Hi Justin, me and my wife's song is "Wherever you will go" by The Calling (a couple of amazing albums from this duo in the early '00s), my personal song is "Subdivisions" by Rush.

[@GreyDabbler]

Great video! I don't know if this is accurate but I used to live in toledo and someone told me yes played there on a really hot summer day and the audience was incredibly energetic, even though many people were carried away with heat stroke. They actually cooled off and ran screaming back for more music. The band was apparently blown away by the fan dedication.

[@zumazero4649]

3:22 Stainway Grand Piano POWER CHORD LONG SUSTAIN... Great job of Trevor Horn in the mixing and ingeniering

[@Biofilmz]

Nice happy song - I always enjoyed this one. Has a bit of a cinematic feel.

[@stevenschembri1288]

Excellent song off one of the greatest albums of all time!

[@christiantoth7959]

That was - if I remember correctly - the B-side of "Owner of a lonely heart". People have always wondered why I choose this song on the jukebox and not the A-side 😂

[@markjacobsen8335]

Haha. That's great. I like it more than Owner.

[@williamholloway2564]

My Mom who I dearly miss took me to see Yes when I was 13, she waited in the car while I walked down that long dirt path to Blossom Music Center. The show was a few hours and I walked back and Mom was right there. Mom and Dad both did a lot of that for me. Dad took me to sports games but also dropped me off at concerts. Rush/ Genesis/ Yes/ they were my bands. I never know the Peter Gabriel Genesis until I was in my 30's. If you get a chance to do a reaction to I know What I Like from Genesis that'd be pretty cool. Take Care.

[@robfolk7619]

It was! I got the 45 and loved Our Song so much I bought the whole album. Definitely felt it was the best song on the album. Never fails to make me smile

[@willykruijntjens7172]

Shoot High, Aim Low from 'Big Generator' ❤

[@rubicon-oh9km]

Heavy synths, total eighties sound, but it all works perfectly. Amazing song.

[@marcgus25]

Looking forward to you doing Hearts! Definitely one of my favorites from this album!

[@JustJP]

🧡

[@blackcatcentralmusic]

Underrated song. As for the keyboard sounds, I think the choices and production show Trevor Horn's influence. He and Tony Kaye clashed. Horn resisted the addition of the B3 organ on "Hearts". Trevor Rabin also played some of the keyboard parts. There are big differences in the keyboard sounds between the Cinema demos and 90125. With MIDI data, it's possible to replace any patch with a different sound. This happened to Rick Wakeman, much to his disgust on the "Union" album. Unrelated, but Jimmy Smith was likewise upset when his parts were "secretly" recorded as MIDI data and replaced with a different organ sound on Michael Jackson's "Bad".

[@maruad7577]

I was listening to the intro to this and thought, that would make good music to listen to in a hockey rink (they plays snippets between play while players get into position for faceoffs) and then I remembered the Winnipeg Jets have 3-0 stranglehold on their playoff series vs the Edmonton Oilers and I had to smile (okay maybe more of a smirk). The song many Canadians would be hearing at this time of year, if it wasn't for Covid keeping them out of hockey arenas, would be Stomping Tom Connors "The Hockey Song". Warning... many may find this very hokey (as opposed to hockey).

[@ionakiya2448]

Hi JP. Haven’t commented for a while.. Been with you from the JPMP days. I have just revisited the Yestudio , Union , Talk and ABWH albums.. Forgot how many amazing masterpieces came from that era. I am sure you you will get there eventually. Love, Light and Peace to you and all the YES family. Keep those chakras spinning.....

[@JustJP]

Hey there Iona! Ty so much, ive definitely kept them in mind as well

[@alejandromoreno3243]

Jon Anderson - Toltec... is a must! Thanks for sharing!

[@krisdoggett483]

I was glad to see youget back to this album. I've always enjoyed this song. I like the whole album, tbh.

[@todvball]

90125 my first "CD" . Great tune: our song

[@ecschwalbe]

Hey JP, this song was inspired by Toledo, Ohio where I am employed by the Toledo Police and have been since '93. Specifically, a show on July 30th, 1977 was the inspiration for this song. I first saw yes on August 20th, 1976 at the Toledo Sports Arena, great show. I then went to the concert on July 30th, 1977. To say it was hot in the Sports Arena that day was a gross understatement. The temperature inside the venue hit 126 degrees, THAT'S what made this show so unforgettable. The sports Arena was only about a third full as most people bailed. I remember it was a matinee show, so mid day sun, July, yeah, it was hot. I and my Friend Eric were right against the stage watching my hero and inspiration Chris Squire (about 5 months later, I got a Rickenbacker 4001 bass, but it was black). I also remember Alan White's green North drums with the huge bell openings, very futuristic which fit the Yes stage perfectly. My friend Eric and I walked backstage where the limo was picking up the band and got to walk beside Chris and Steve Howe. I shook Steve Howe's hand and asked for an autograph from them. When Steve asked "do you have something to write with?" and I answered "no", he said "it doesn't appear you came prepared" I felt about an inch tall. What I recall vividly was how tall Chris was and Steve was carrying a "purse" (one of those European carry bags that was popular for guys to carry in the 70's). BTW, I love your reactions and am a fan. Have a blessed day sir.

[@JustJP]

Love your story Pezboy! I can only imagine the heat that day. Hope youre having a good weekend!

[@ecschwalbe]

@@JustJP unfortunately I have to work, the life of a detective

[@bigjapi1]

I can´t wait for your reaction of "Hearts"

[@kben036]

I’m a bass player and grew up on Geddy and Squire. They should always be up in the mix. And then some! This was my first Yes album and liked it a lot. Then I got Classic Yes and never turned back.

[@pamnicklas5536]

I was deeply under the influence during this Yes concert...but clearly remember the start of Our Song.

[@JustJP]

How did the colors taste? ☺️

[@pamnicklas5536]

@@JustJP just fine haha....my friend spent the entire show staring at the ceiling vents. 😆

[@JustJP]

@@pamnicklas5536 lol! Sounds like a fun time

[@jeffschielka7845]

When 90125 first came out i played it until my fingers bled. Learned every word by heart. Cover to cover i liked every song. Great tour as well. I think you will dig Hearts. Anderson's vocals are magical. Great reaction!

[@JustJP]

Ty Jeff!

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@JustJP You're welcome.

[@davidbarker77]

Our song = Follow You, Follow Me. Thanks for doing this track. Haven’t heard it in a long time and I forgot how good it is. The keyboards are very 80s and I wonder what Wakeman would have done with it. But Chris? Wow! Victoria Day up here and just chillin’ with JP on a holiday Monday.

[@JustJP]

Nice! Hope you enjoyed your day off David

[@stephenpesta1550]

Great timing to put out this album as many were turning away from the older stuff and looking for a new sound. The 80’s music scene was exciting to go through when it was happening even if much of the output was not as critically acclaimed as prior efforts. Also you have to check out the end of Misunderstanding off of Three Sides Live as it one of Phil’s funniest moments ever. My brother and I used to imitate it ad nauseam.

[@IllumeEltanin]

Our song for my husband (who I'm now separated from) and me was Led Zeppelin's "Thank You."

[@jeffschielka7845]

Good song! Sorry about the separation.

[@davidt7482]

Your rendition of "Misunderstanding" at the beginning reminded me of an article that I recently read. It was about how many "prog" bands evolved to reach new audiences and greater popularity in the 80's. Rush with Moving Pictures and Permanent Waves. Peter Gabriel became massive with the release of So. Of course, Genesis and solo Phil Collins ruled--the joke was that somewhere in the US, a Genesis or Collins song was playing at any given time.

[@cristiancorrea2502]

YES 90125 the best....💙💛❤🇬🇧🖒🤗

[@marypalmer00]

I have a feeling that this song used to be very popular because it sounds like I've heard it a long time ago

[@JamesHowe]

I like your comment about this being a 'driving' song, I definitely agree. Listening to this song, and others on this album, I think about the album 'Drama' and how similar something like 'Tempus Fugit' is to the songs on this album. I think Squire wanted to move away from the long prog pieces and do more uptempo songs. I think Drama was part of the process and it took the 'break' before 90125 to really come around to a newer format. I really like this song and the rest of the album as well. I think it stands well on its own and doesn't deserved to be compared with earlier Yes albums. It is its own thing, with its own style and it should be enjoyed that way.

[@VespoLiveGaming]

Chris Squire had a real Red Barchetta vibe especially in the intro. Its hard to tell if Squire influenced Geddy Lee or if Geddy Lee influenced Squire in this period... likely they influenced each other- see Geddy Lee sitting in with Yes doing a Chris Squire tribute a few years back- he sounded like he had been in the band for years.

[@dyrkeschaefer]

Had to give it a like just for the intro... nicely done with your Genesis Misunderstanding. Like this Yes track, too.

[@JustJP]

Ty ty🙏

[@gchance]

Not long after 90125 came out, I was watching Star Search, and a couple did a dance routine to Our Song. My parents wondered why I was flipping out at the time, hehe.

[@JustJP]

Haha nice!

[@deanwolfechannel]

Alan white was particularly tasteful on this album.

[@andrewlaitres9080]

Great song!

[@courtneywallace871]

There’s not a song on this album that I don’t love, but so excited for City of Love next. My wife and I have a song. Made For You by the Christian band Watermark (a husband and wife duo). Not a song I’m recommending for a reaction to, but when you have a few minutes give it a listen. IMO, one of the most beautiful love songs ever.

[@jameswarner5809]

Funny how 80s Yes feels very much of it's time, while 70s Yes sounds timeless. That said, there's still some great 'Rabin-era' tracks. Looking forward to you getting on to the Big Generator album. The title track has a killer stereo moment and I'm Running is a winner. Even the hit single, Love Will Find A Way, is expanded on the album with a great classical string intro.

[@BackLooking]

It´s not Awaken or Close To The Edge, it is different but it´s still very good. Everybody changed in the 80´s Genesis, Rush, King Crimson.....big changes in style and sound. it was a natural evolution, there´s nothing wrong with that. Even in the 90´s there is a lot of great music to enjoy from Yes. A lot to look forward to.

[@DropAnchor1978]

Good voice, JP!

[@JustJP]

Ty sunboy!

[@jaybird4093]

The music and vocals during the verse are very strong, IMO. My wife and I both like Sting although his “love” songs tend to have an underlying conflict. I’ll go with “When We Dance”, though.

[@mariobaert8346]

Energetic fun song, love it and the rest of the album. Sure it was different from the pre-Rabin Yes, but it sure was a great album nevertheless. Still enjoy the album and the later Rabin-era albums as well. Saw them perform the Big Generator tour in Florida and it was awesome, but quite hot as well!

[@jameskasson8484]

I get so conflicted listening to the 80s yes this album and big generator. On one hand I like these songs just about all of them! Great musicianship John's vocals always wonderful! Then I start thinking about close to the edge...and then...these songs... Gates of delirium... Owner of a Lonely Heart? Maybe if yes had started in the 80s and did not have such an iconic past I could Embrace these songs fully. As it is I guess I will be always conflicted🙄

[@sgtBelson]

“Music - good to you Music - good to you” Indeed Edit - I wrote the above before the video ended, so I must add another quote that I’m sure will stay with me for some time: “I’ve got a bucket.”

[@JustJP]

🍯

[@daneng3641]

My wife and I have an album. We met at Hunters Pub in Taichung, Taiwan and would go there often for drinks, or tea, or to play pool. For some reason that place played the "Reality Bites" soundtrack constantly. Good 90s fare. If I had to pick a song off the album for us it's "All I Want Is You" by U2.

[@JustJP]

Nice!

[@sylvainmclean1307]

Hi Justin how are you. Very Nice beautiful day. Im agree with you on the comparaison with Genesis un the 80s différentes sounds more pop rock but catchy and Driven songs to bang the head.

[@jenshaag]

I was lucky to know yes before this album came out. I had bought the live album Yessongs in the mid 70s because I had remembered the album Fragile which I had listened to at a friend's house in the early seventies. Yessongs contained all the good stuff. Then I had followed the release of Tormato and Going For The One which I liked but not as much as the old stuff. Then came 90125 and Owner of A Lonely Heart. I liked the rockier style and even saw them live in Frankurt. After that I bought all their records. These days I would always go for albums like Fragile, Relayer, Tales From Topographic Oceans rather than 901235. From the later albums I have another favourite: Shoot High Aim Low from the album Big Generator from 1987.

[@justineapril7922]

When I saw Yes for the 90125 Tour in 1984, "Our Song" was the only tune off the album Yes didn't play. Too bad because it's on fire🔛🔥!! This record was Yes' final completely great album. Oh, and I've been a fan since 1974. I even named my son, Jonathan after THE voice of Yes!! ✌✌

[@shyshift]

Yeah me too. They dropped it by the time they got to the Bay Area.

[@geniousatqw]

Your music mirrors your mind The next album to cover is Big Generator

[@freddiebarber4972]

Good reaction. Really enjoy your straight forward analysis. 1. You are soooo correct....... Great I95 song...in your case I4. 2. 80's synths true...but it works. 3. Looking forward to Hearts.

[@JustJP]

Oh man, I do t know if it'd be a good I4 song; not enough movement😅

[@MissAstorDancer]

I really enjoyed this album, even though I was pretty upset with their "changes". (Sorry, couldn't resist!) I have most definitely NOT listened to it anywhere near as much as the classic Yes albums, but still enjoy it! But then, I am as much a fan of great POP music, as I am of Prog or any other genre! That's why I liked the album! Hope you are having a beautiful day, Justin!

[@1nelsondj]

I really like this one, very catchy and I like it out of context of the album. My attention was on the synths the whole time. I do like this album although I prefer "Drama" which was the previous configuration of the band and closer to their prog roots. This was more commercial-bent, there was a lot of that going on in the '80s (Genesis, Heart, Jefferson Starship, Pink Floyd). Older bands were trying to stay relevant, grab some success before they got too old.

[@Habichiwoowoo]

Sometime in the first year of our marriage, my wife and I realized we didn't have "a song", so we set out to choose one. Of course, the song would be chosen from what we were listening to at the time, and at the time one of the albums we were listening to is one from my top ten list: Bluejays by Justin Hayward and John Lodge (which is often referred to as a Moody Blues album, which it is not). We picked the song, "I Dreamed Last Night," even though we don't quite savvy the full meaning in the lyrics (maybe you can help us with that). We don't listen to it a lot (you know how it is; you cycle through different sections of your catalogue depending on your mood at the time -- lately I've been focused on Renaissance, Bach, Stevie Wonder, and Blake Shelton) but maybe I'll pull it out for our thirty-fifth anniversary this Sunday (sliding from Renaissance to a Moodies vibe feels like an organic segue...). Great reaction, as always, Justin. I have this album but I don't listen to it often. I don't hate it, but it just doesn't have what I go to Yes for. Carry on, friend!

[@JustJP]

I'm actually working on some Moody Blues😶

[@jc296x]

I always loved this version of Yes' sound. Kaye make not be as talented of a player as Wakeman but I love his sounds in these albums much more than the piano-organ-moog only sounds from Rick. And he sounds great blended with Rabin's (psst.. Ray-Bin :) ) guitar sound and the layered vocals. This is just a great album...not a bad song on it. I can't wait until you get to the last two tracks!

[@denisfuenzalida3746]

This is such a great song but the intro always reminds me of Cat Stevens - [Remember The Days Of The] Old Schoolyard :-)

[@robertjannush4403]

Justin were you trying to Audition for The American Idol Show in the beginning of this video/reaction of yours ?

[@ajs41]

The intro reminds me of the style of 80s TV themes. That's not a bad thing by the way.

[@MrDuneedon]

Can we get a full cover of you doing "Misunderstanding," Justin? :-)

[@JustJP]

I dont know how good thatd be😅

[@-davidolivares]

You’re playing the extended version of the album. I don’t know if I’ve heard these. Should be interesting.

[@thomassharmer7127]

No, this was on the original album: the third track on side 2 of the vinyl. I don't know of any short or extended versions of the album, although there were some dance remixes issued at the time. This track is a great combination of Anderson and Rabin with some cool Squire, White and Kaye as well. They played it when I saw them at Wembley on the 90125 tour, and it was brilliant live too.

[@-davidolivares]

@@thomassharmer7127 My bad. Don’t remember it.

[@javierriveram1988]

@@thomassharmer7127 You're wrong, this is the remastered edition, launched in 2003, the original B-side of 'Owner' and the 1983 album version begins in fade-in and the track volume is not over-saturated.

[@glennthompson1173]

I love Our Song. Can this be our song JB? 😆

[@zerglilngvet5428]

more rush please

[@inckyprog6924]

Do you listen to the album until the end? "City Of Love" and "Hearts" are (qualitatively) somewhat similar to "Our Song". Not bad, but it doesn't knock you off your feet either. (Whereby "Hearts" is kind of cute). I'm looking forward to the album "Tormato". I would be even more happy about "Yessongs", but (because it's live) you don't do that. (Can't you just imagine the audience away?)

[@JustJP]

Yup, we'll be finishing up the rest in the near future

[@jayburdification]

My controversial Top 5 Yes albums: 1. Close to the Edge 2. Fragile 3. 90125 4. The Yes Album 5. Drama

[@JustJP]

Not a bad list imo 🙂

[@leashacarey9106]

That Toledo show was a nightmare… read about it

[@leashacarey9106]

Noooooooo. It was a horrible show and hot as hell

[@TheReaperMan275]

All I know about Toledo is Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger from _M*A*S*H_ came from there. 😆

[@musicaporquesiypunto8929]

Squire ALWAYS SHOULD BE LOUDER jajajajaaj

[@HippoYnYrEira]

Colossal drivin tune. Fade into Max Webster - April in Toledo. I dare u. Diolch

[@joeschmoe118]

In the Blood of Eden by PG

[@dandecastro51]

The style of this song fits an album they will do in 15 years later. The Ladder. Kinda weird. Wonder why :)

[@johnpbh]

Oh yes, the song. I love Yes in a lot of their iterations but this era, nope, not for me. A bit of pop nonsense as far as I am concerned really, especially the lyrics. Not one of theirs I have on my shelves.

[@shyshift]

There’s method in the key of C is funny because it’s in the key of D.

[@eddiecousinsjr]

Yeah dont hear that chord progression in the verse (D major - E major - C major) very often, if at all.......

[@SebGeddy]

C'mon, has Chris Squire's bass ever been low in the mix? 🤣 Good thing though

[@vladoristeski3]

🛣️

[@progperljungman8218]

It's quite alright. (Def better than the smell from that bucket... 😉)

[@JustJP]

🤣

[@nancymjohnson]

Trevor Ray-bin. 😁

[@JustJP]

Oh man, I keep on mispronouncing it😔

[@palantir135]

Nothing wrong with this album. They reinvented themselves a bit. No, I don’t like Owner of a lonely heart, but this song, changes, leave it are really good.

[@jamespaivapaiva4460]

Not my favorite from them,but if you like it-"Yours Is No Disgrace"It was a good show though,so theres that. Peace from the Wood.

[@wendellwiggins3776]

This is the that 80's commercially watered down YES. Enough there to remind you of the old YES but too mainstream to rise to anywhere near or beyond their past greatness. This had their sellout big hit and I never once even cared to listen it

[@lemming9984]

My thoughts exactly after to listening to my friends copy when it first came out, and again now.

[@ajs41]

Anything produced by Trevor Horn is magical to me.

[@snowdog87]

Pretty decent especially compared to all the drivel out there at the time But in context to other Yes material, not close to their epic achievements... think Relayer thinl Awaken Close to the Edge too many to name Guess you could say they didn't go quite as off the rails as Genesis Well... maybe they did Bottom line is when i want to hear Yes i will not be reaching for this

[@deanzaZZR]

ハンター協会 - Do you just grab random Japanese themed t-shirts? 😃 I find them entertaining.

[@JustJP]

Haha sometimes!😅 this one is from an anime, HunterXHunter

[@deanzaZZR]

@@JustJP Ah, there you go. I could read the words but I did not understand the context as I do not watch anime.

[@your_local_dummy4137]

This is a good song but not a great song. As a massive Yes fan of the classic era those songs were so new, innovative with so many layers. And that classic Yes sound. However, at this time Yes went towards more pop but I did not follow. I never really got excited by the later albums. But those classic era albums were just so great they are almost impossible to top. Thanks greatly for your review. I will spin up some later Yes material and maybe reconsider my views.