Heart of the Sunrise (2003 Remaster) *E.J.

[@dumas0753]

Howe, Squire, Wakeman and Bruford - the best line-up of rock history. 'Heart of the Sunrise' display this without a doubt, although I think that the drumming of Bruford excels.

[@mikereiss4216]

Don't forget the lead singer. ;)

[@j.c.a2872]

it's the perfect song man !!!

[@mikereiss4216]

@@j.c.a2872 Not for people who only like short songs. ;)

[@j.c.a2872]

@@mikereiss4216 yeah but here you have like, four short songs in one

[@chrisbarlow2131]

@@mikereiss4216 Yes - to go with their short attention spans!

[@mda037]

Negative comments are too easy to leave in an impersonal, non-face-to-face environment such as this one. Disregard them. They aren't worth your consideration. Have a nice day :)

[@PeterDay81]

Thank you young lady I'm 65 and an old git having fun we where a lucky bunch when I was a young lad we had bands like Yes,Pink Floyd and a band with the name of Camel on the progressive rock side then we had Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin so cheers from England.

[@KristinKali]

peter day 👊❤️Cheers Peter Day!!

[@redx1708]

Never have so many great musicians been together in one band as in this 70s lineup of YES !!!

[@boostedlss731]

I would have to say also Brufords other "group" KC

[@redx1708]

@@boostedlss731 With all due respect for KC, the main contender for top prog rock band of the 70s, and a band i really liked too, musician for musician YES would still come out on top. I'll grant you that Fripp and Howe probably were equals, but Greg Lake while being a great vocalist as a bass player didn't even come close to Chris Squire. They didn't have a Wakeman either. Great band though. And if this should turn into a debate i think the same things applies to Pink Floyd and Genesis too. Both great bands, but for sheer musicianship no match for YES either.

[@onsesejoo2605]

@@redx1708 This sounds like back to the 70's, who is better Rick Wakeman or Keith Emerson ? Or would it be Richard Wright or Peter Banks ? Meanwhile there's this band Camel.... ;) :P

[@philosopher0076]

Red X ELP......

[@ExposedTyranny]

@@philosopher0076 Gentle Giant.

[@bradleydayton5906]

It is great to see a young person enjoy progressive rock for the first time with an open mind. Going back all the way to 1972 is awesome!

[@enzosmith5371]

My god, Kristin is one beautiful woman!!

[@direnova6284]

If Tolkien's Elves had made a Rock band, I think they would have sounded like Yes.

[@KristinKali]

I Absolutely FEEL this comment!! lol!!

[@mikereiss4216]

I knew a woman a long time ago who thought Yes sounded like "a bunch of elves." I guess she wasn't a fan.

[@iacobustres8032]

@@mikereiss4216 I suppose that would depend on whether she was referring to the elves in the world of Tolkien or Keebler elves.

[@mikereiss4216]

@@iacobustres8032 She didn't specify but she wasn't a fan of prog rock. I remember her saying her ex boyfriend wanted her to like it and this was back in the 90's when not many people knew about prog rock.

[@onsesejoo2605]

How do you mean, there's Jethro Tull. ;)

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Nice one Kristen.

[@RoryVanucchi]

Great album.. Great band

[@shaneoconnor5811]

My favourite Yes song, thank you Kristin, keep up the good work.

[@JamesKovacic]

I FEEL LOST IN THE CITYYYY

[@iacobustres8032]

In the summer of 1788 Mozart wrote his last three symphonies in the period of two months. That accomplishment has been called the greatest act of compositional genius in the history of music. Yes is definitely not Mozart, but that period in which The Yes Album, Fragile, and Close to the Edge were produced ranks among the greatest feats by any musical group in the modern era. It was such a special time and Yes was at their best.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou for this information lacobus! i appreciate your great comment!

[@lukahudson9206]

i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.

[@lukaskorbyn3955]

@Luka Hudson Instablaster ;)

[@lukahudson9206]

@Lukas Korbyn Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@lukahudson9206]

@Lukas Korbyn it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D Thank you so much, you saved my account :D

[@rhwinner]

I love the sound of this album, it is so clear, pristine and dynamic - you can hear every detail....

[@chrisnewton5126]

Thanks for all the Yes Kris! Has anyone requested "Roundabout"? (maybe blocked? idk) Yes, Genesis and Pink Floyd were our prog rock gods back in mid 70's (class of 78 here). peace

[@KristinKali]

I gotta check!! im sure someone has!! lol... i have many many requests to do!

[@KristinKali]

yyyzzz 👊❤️😂👍 That answers it then!! A big YES!! Lol!! Those are the ones I gotta get done quickly!! All these diss tracks have my head spinning... 😳😮

[@alrivers2297]

Rush too

[@PaulScherdell]

That person is a knucklehead because that is not exactly what an overture is. So yes to Yes, and yes to you and your bravery putting yourself out there for all to see your exploration of killer music. Rock on Curious Kristin. Ignore the knuckleheads.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Paul .... lmao... this was a great comment! it made me smile :) and YES to YES!

[@cometogether999]

Love, Love, Love this song. Chris Squire was the Master Class of bass playing. I didn't always know what Jon was singing about, but it didn't matter, his vocals always made me feel so good. Bill Bruford has always been a drumming favorite, whether it be in Yes, King Crimson, UK, or solo. Steve Howe, always has tasty guitar licks, whether they be acoustic or electric. And Rick Wakeman was a wizard with anything with keys.

[@robertlarner9935]

so glad you did this track, my favorite track on the album.

[@TheOriginalFILIBUSTA]

Nice to see you grooving through Bill Bruford's drumming; he makes this special and a bit extraordinary. Kudos on your dissing the dissers! Ok, this album...I was in first year high school and a friend asked me, " you want a record?", (like a 13 year old is going to turn down a free anything), so, of course, I took it. Apparently, he didn't like it. I was fascinated by the cover art and took it home to my Dad's pretty cool home stereo system. I knew Roundabout from the radio, but that was it. The whole album blew me away. And this song ending it??? I exposed my co-rocker friend to it, and he got hooked. I bought The Yes Album on 4 track tape for Starship Trooper, and likewise, got exposed to everything else. Then he went ballistic, and bought a Yes album every week until he had them all. Ok, I'm cool with that. We learned the whole catalogue together. Good memories. We used to learn multiple instrument parts and jam along. I confess, I was tapping the crap out of my desk while listening with you. I nailed about 95% of it (hey, been a while). Love to you and your family.

[@KristinKali]

Filibusta! thankyou for this memory you have and sharing! and you were jamming out? that is so cool!! hahaha! there is so much i can't do cause it will annoy everyone! "tapping" is one of them! so thankyou for doing it for me!! lmao! and onward to more YES!!

[@tommathews3964]

Welcome to the BRILLIANCE of Chris Squire! The bass lines in this song are crazy good! Bill Bruford, on drums, is a beast as well! What a band this was! By all means, "keep your little bit of sunshine" and I hope Yes adds to it! You have a wonderful perspective!

[@davecortese9774]

At there peak absolutely fantastic!!!

[@Richard_Ashton]

"Dreamer, easy in the chair that really fit you". Favourite line Favourite song

[@jamzales]

Hi Kristin. Well I'm a bass player and this is my all time favorite Yes song. It's quite something to play. A definite workout. Also did you know that Geddy Lee of Rush played with Yes at Rock and Roll hall of Fame. Geddy was influenced by Chris Squire which is why Geddy played a Rickenbacker. Chris Squire made the Rickenbacker 4001 desire-able for bassist to play. And fyi it was Paul McCartney of the Beatles that designed the 4001.

[@KristinKali]

My gosh! Of course I never knew that!! So incredible ... 1-that you know this info, (also that is AWESOME that you are a bass player) 2- that the legends are co-mingling with one another!! Thankyou for the insight friend!

[@michaelyork4554]

Yes opted to do longer pieces to expand the music, and given people a broader experience, so there are movements, and transitions that would normally be found in an orchestral arrangement. When you get to Yessongs, all the Live versions of these songs, you will be amazed at not only how well they play them live, but they enhance them and really blow them up like a live versions should. You should just jump into the Yessongs version of "Starship Trooper" to get a taste of what I mean.

[@KristinKali]

Great Idea!! starship trooper!

[@TheSirpatrick33]

Prog (Progressive) Rock followed no rules, no templates. Movements, Time Signature Changes, Experimental Instrumentation, etc. Stuff you didn't hear on mainstream radio. The level of musicianship within Yes is second to none. They inspired many, many artists (like me). Geddy Lee of Rush drew his inspiration from Chris Squire. Something I would like you to realize is at this period, songs were part of albums. While great songs could stand on their own, when listened in context with the album, as part of a story, the songs are elevated to new heights. Pink Floyd is a prime example. Thank you for keeping the music alive.

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

yes

[@davidwestendorf7935]

My roommate and I painted this cover on our wall in college. Needless to say, it took a lot of paint during finals to cover it. But we had a cool RA that allowed us to keep it up all year. We were pretty popular freshmen. Haha! Lots of parties in our room.😂😂😄😄

[@halcyon289]

Hey Kristin....please play ...Firth of Fifth by Genesis. Thank you.

[@trevorholden7423]

The transition which takes place at about the 1:00 min mark on this track is what made me buy this album. I had never heard the melotron before and to hear it highlighted with superlative bass from Chris Squire was just a knockout punch for me. In the previous album my ears were tweaked, but not enough to buy their album, however this all changed when I heard this track. Welcome to Yes you wont regret it, is what I heard in my inner ears.. My god this is a great album.. an absolute favourite!

[@stcif]

Man I’m starting to think EJ is a bigger Yes fan than I am! I wonder if this will lead to something off of TFTO? Keep reacting to Yes and I’ll continue tuning in! Thank you.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou stcif!!

[@morthnadic1]

💕 Lovin' the YES @Kristin Kali !! 🤘😎 💕

[@KristinKali]

meee tooo!!

[@MyCrazyDogs32]

You should hear the live version of this song on Yessongs.

[@rkenseth]

Now this is progressive rock at it's finest!

[@234cheech]

nice taste

[@benjaminsanabria6021]

Love your channel , try Awaken sometime by YES

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

🙄😨😱😱 that charging thundering Chris Squire bass just comes at you like a freight train from the get-go

[@rickbriefs8712]

It warms my heart to see you “ getting it” with this song and many others in the Prog and harder Rock songs Kristin!! Excellent observation that ( on this song) none of the instruments overpowers the others and it is all well balanced! Maybe you noticed the intricate drumming of the highly revered Bill Bruford and his lock on Chris Squier’s killer Bass playing! If you think about it, it should remind you of another super tight drummer & Bass player relationship, Geddy & Neil of RUSH! Yes was a huge influence on Rush when they were young and just starting out. Between your appreciation of this music and your heart melting smile & eyes, and your obvious good Nature, May “ All good Things” come your way! ( another Yes song to check out!..) ( Oops, “ All good People “..)

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Rick...hahaha! you all have such a fun sense of humor!! i love it! sometimes i have to stand-up to some bad ppl on this platform... i don't like too, but a lot of people have been affected and i stand up for people that are bullied.

[@nealgold4927]

You are great. The negative downers must be from South Florida. It is so enjoyable watching you get into these songs.

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣Thankyou my friend!

[@lawrence1389u]

Themes, Layers, Transitions, Harmonies and some of the greatest musicians ever to live. A genius combination of classical, jazz and rock influences set inside truly original compositions. All of that and the band was actually better live!!

[@dete1928]

It's take a long time before I realize how mind blow Bill's drumwork

[@jameshannagan7830]

Man Brufords kills this song.

[@aknightthatsaysnee5259]

Wonderous Stories by Yes will definitely put you in a happy 😊 mood! I have the studio version off of their Classic Yes, but I believe there’s a live version, also. Yes is a band that sounds great both live and studio. Enjoy! But you MUST check out my favorite Yes song: And You And I

[@CrayzMark]

Good music 🎶 Loved the reaction Kali 💯💯

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Mark B! i ws feeling very groovy!!

[@oliasofsunhillow7116]

Yes Fragile starts with lighting and ends with thunder! You really have to listen to the whole album in its entirety to see what I mean!

[@flexiblestrategist9922]

Why this album is never on any top best albums ever is beyond me.

[@KawaTony1964]

OK, E.J. - now we're getting into what I think of as the greatest Yes songs.

[@cookmoore3736]

Very cool you're getting into Yes. There's a song before Southside of the Sky called "We Have Heaven." In the album after "Heart of the Sunrise," "We Have Heaven" starts where it left off in a musical loop to end the album. Fun special effects you can visualize like the music itself.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Cook Moore... I wrote this down! cause there is so much to listen too! i am on an island of music i have yet to hear!! lol

[@cookmoore3736]

@@KristinKali Oh, very cool! Glad to share some of this info with you and enjoy the musical journey, Kristin :D Their first two albums are more jazz songs and are shorter. Jon has a few songs in ode to his wife and another is by bassist, Chris to his called 'Onward' in later years.

[@davidzornes6863]

YESSONGS live GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@balticstain7150]

Another brilliant double lp is " tales of topographic ocean "

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Peter!!

[@ExposedTyranny]

Welcome to the world of Yes.

[@Shigawire]

I both am happy for you and envy you for being able to enjoy this for the first time. :D

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou shigawire! it is a blessing

[@antoniocarlin5026]

THIS! but live in Denver, Colorado from the 1991 tour Re Unión...with Bill Bruford and Alan White, the 2drums together!!

[@maxraider2]

Very cute woman !

[@KristinKali]

TY maxraider2! Have a great Friday!!

[@MrFrikkenfrakken]

Your comments are entertaining and insightful - rock on!

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Mr. Frikkenfrakken! this was fun and i was feeling groovy!

[@monk7946]

11:25 I smiled here my first time bumping this too

[@RobertBelcher]

This is the 2nd greatest album ever made by mankind.

[@fredkrissman6527]

And what, pray tell, was the 1st? I personally can't decide between Yes's much derided Tales of Topographic Ocean or their followup, Relayer...

[@VegasAlien1]

Yes have always seemed like medieval characters to me. Wakeman the wizard, Anderson the White mage, Howe the monk, Squire the black mage and Bruford the warrior.

[@KristinKali]

I like that! lmao!

[@jaym4958]

I realize how great BILL BRUFORD is my #1 percussionist, the STAND - OUT....

[@Yngwulff]

I don't listen to too much music past say 2000, and if I do it's really got to pop because of all these bands like Pink Floyd Rush Yes ELP Led Zeppelin Deep Purple ect

[@Yngwulff]

Masterful. I mean what else can one say?

[@KristinKali]

EXACTLY!! I HAD ONLY THAT TO HANG ON TO! LOL

[@davizitopa7252]

Yes, "nothing overpowers the other". That's exactly correct. Even Jon's voice is nothing but the 5th instrument. A tip: this song is about a thing called "variations on a theme". Yes accomplishes this in many different aspects in this song, not just in the "dictionary definition" of what that means musically. They use the same theme to construct different soundscapes, build up and take down tension, express different moods (this is more noticeable in the way Jon sings the same lyrics with completely different moods, building up, and up to the music climax, followed by a sharp drop in tension after which we get a final reprise of the theme). There a book by a maestro written about this song alone.

[@todvball]

I already like that you're reacting to 'Heart of the Sunrise' and I haven't even hit the "play button" yet! Cool song....

[@KristinKali]

Todd Panning 👊❤️Thankyou Todd ☺️🙌💯

[@varsitycamplife]

Watching you listen to this, at times it’s clear you’ve gotten lost in the sauce :) we all find ourselves swimming around in there

[@trevorholden7423]

PS luv ya work Kristin.. xx

[@mikevandenboom5958]

YES members all left for at least a spell, at one point or another. This was so they could expand their trade as artists. if you look at the family tree of yes its quite extensive. I'm so Glad you found and like them. they way perhaps you will influence others of your generation to discover their talent. Give the Album "Going for the one" a listen. John Anderson the Lead vocal for yes went off and did a couple albums with Vangelis. You should listen to "The Friends of Mr. Cairo" for something completely different.

[@greenbluemonkey]

Keep your sunshine shining K Yes is one of the exceptions to the rule, in that they have songs over 15 minutes that you may break your rule for. . There is prog rock, and then there's Yes. Like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, they are one of a very few bands in the same era of a prog rock genre that could 100% match their complex original creative musical whims to their musical talents.

[@KristinKali]

I love your comments greenbluemonkey!! thankyou! and YES! YES! I break my rules for YES, rush and a few other amazing bands!! they are so amazing!! i love the grooviness of the song!

[@alanatwood1243]

IMO, the term “prog” isn’t very descriptive. I would say “conceptual rock” is more accurate.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Alan... i like that definition more!

[@Ricardo-hp8gj]

@@KristinKali And Yes was said to have created the genre "Art Rock".

[@Relayer6a]

Yes songs tend to be more epics. Not just verse, chorus, bridge, repeat. The "intro" is basically a well disguised bass solo. Whoever remastered this was a bass freak. The bass is really cranked compared to the original mix.

[@evilvolts]

the big song off this album is Roundabout ]:P

[@mikereiss4216]

Maybe to classic rock fans but not to everyone. I prefer this over Roundabout tbh.

[@bobhill7684]

this is possibly in the top 3 tracks in yes' history, behind close to the edge and...

[@ChromeDestiny]

I get completely what you're saying about Yes' sense of humor. There have been documentaries on the group over the years where you see members of Yes making each other laugh. Keyboardist Rick Wakeman is most known for being funny but I can think of examples of nearly everyone who's been in Yes over the years being funny and witty. I heard an interview with bassist and founding member of Yes Chris Squire being interviewed along with his first wife in 1980 and the two of them and the interviewer all joke around with one another. At one point in that interview Chris says he jokes around most of the time but music is the one thing he does take seriously.

[@saurian11]

BTW, I LOVE your YES reactions! Please do these YES songs sometime in the future: Going for the One (Title Track); America; Awaken; Ritual-Nous sommes du soliel; Turn of the Century.

[@boostedlss731]

New sub, love your reactions to some of the greatest music ever produced, but funky is Use Me by Bill Withers 😃 This one gave me the goose bumps, so good, and why I saw them live 3 times. On the topic of your sound output quality, do you by chance have an air conditioner running? I follow a vanlife youtuber who had what sounded like the same electrical interfernce when livestreaming.

[@KristinKali]

Hi boosted ... i do have an air conditiner running... and a fan... you think that is whats causing the sound to be crackly? and thankyou for subbing to me...

[@neshobanakni]

This is from my era. Prog-Rock bands were so self-indulgent as to forget the listener. Love Yes, but all those fine musicians could use an editor. Great song, nonetheless! How 'bout Roundabout, Starship Trooper, and many others!

[@KristinKali]

neshobanakni 👊❤️I’ve done starship! Lmao! You can look up Yes in my playlist up top 😁

[@neshobanakni]

@@KristinKali My apologies for being ignorant of your past reactions. Reactions seem to have proliferated exponentially, and I'm still in a discovery phase. Like so many others, I appreciate what you do.

[@mcmike6190]

You just don't pay any attention to those people...keep checking YES and stay HAPPY!

[@lawrenceeason8007]

So glad you're happy. Sounds like there are some miserable people on your channel.

[@KristinKali]

Yes... there is Lawrence! they never wanna just be happy! we gotta be happy!

[@gmstango3657]

yeah, you are right, I just loved being attacked for not liking Metallica as much as some Metallica troll, don't need that kind of negativity in my life

[@KristinKali]

GM Stango 👊❤️Lmao! I get that too!! I told everyone how I didn’t understand the appeal to Metallica... the crazy/brazy HATE I got was another level 😮

[@direnova6284]

Btw, they were wrong, an overture is a medley of song parts from a show or concert that's about to happen. Yes write often in movements like classical and will explore variations on a theme. You need know nothing of this to be a music fan, it's about the feelings it puts in your heart and the pictures it puts in your head.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Direnova! i swear... w trolls i am never gonna learn anything cause they are always telling me wrong things!!

[@Vader1138]

Direnova, exactly what I thought when that came up. YES created orchestral movements not overtures.

[@sidecardog5244]

Yes, and other progressive rock bands of the early seventies (and today), were and are attempting to elevate rock and roll beyond its humble origins. They are creating art. Some people get it, some don't. It requires patience and a willingness to switch gears on a moment's notice. But...once you've gone down the rabbit hole, you'll never listen to music the same again. Also, it helps if you're stoned ; )

[@williamharris7357]

You should have listened to the live version from 2003 south side of the sky then heart of the sunrise it's credible to watch them live all members were there

[@fredkrissman6527]

Prog-rock SHOULD be about musical experimentation, and the best prog-rock bands (such as Tull, Genesis, and especially Yes) do just that, trying to expand the field that is considered music. Your comment about their songs sounding like different bits of songs put together reveals that you are sensing their main form of experimentation. Yes particularly loved playing with TIME changes within their songs. While typical songs are in one time only, or perhaps do a second time at the bridge. Yes does a dzn or more time changes in their songs! IMO, it's one of the key reasons that their music is fun.

[@fredkrissman6527]

HOW in the world did I forget ELP (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer)?!? Wonder who else this 67 yr old mind is forgetting... Peace&Love

[@fredkrissman6527]

And PINK FLOYD too!!! What an embarrassment of riches (in prog rock!) we had during my teen yrs, from mid-60s thru mid-70s...

[@KristinKali]

Lol! You are tough on yourself! If I had the creative mind to understand this kind of #Geniusmusic I would have been much more than a nurse in my life career(not that there is anything wrong/bad w being a nurse) What I’m saying is this particular Progressive music is definitely what I feel is trying to EXPAND THE MIND! My favorite is definitely #RUSH I feel their music at times is still paying homage to “garage bands” but on an interstellar level.. 🤘 cause Alex, Geddy, and Neil (Rip) made some amazing music w just the 3 of them! I felt I knew them.. I would sometimes refer to them as my #3Uncles

[@KristinKali]

Pink Floyd... IS WAY WAY past my scope of comprehension! Omg!! It is like watching Van Goh’s art masterpieces in music form! Someone requested comfortably numb.. and I was blown away! Mind you I was fairly new to KZbin at the time.. we are supposed to pause (every 30sec or 1min) to avoid being Copyrighted or Blocked and the video taken down.. anyway.. needless to say.. With my first videos.. 🤣😂 have MERCY ON ME!! I followed all the KZbin rules and so I’m not a very popular channel.. AND THAT IS OK W ME!!

[@fredkrissman6527]

@@KristinKali As to Comfortably Numb, you may know that R Waters made The Wall into a full-length movie... If you watch "the film version of Comfortably Numb, the visuals will help you more fully understand the song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnO5naGmmdl0nq8 Of course, if you watch the whole movie, you'll much better understand the entire double album!

[@jaym4958]

Genesis , King Chrimson Steey Dan !!!

[@michaelperrillo5420]

PLEASE SHOW LIVE PERFORMANCES.. Much better for the viewing audience. IE Zeppelin tribute with heart.

[@redsorgum]

Next, Big Generator album by Yes.

[@KawaTony1964]

It's weird how some KZbinrs get blocked while others don't for the same songs. Can anyone explain why this happens?

[@oldschoolcarl9247]

I guess I'm 1st here too.😉

[@stephaniethurmer5370]

Try this one from a different prog rock group of the same era. I believe they were even less known than Yes. If you like this check out their other works as well please. Thank you and enjoy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHiYh5qjiNqthrc

[@IanHillan]

Can you react to Awaken, from the Going For The One album? It was my intro to Yes back in '78

[@KristinKali]

I can do this in a Live tomorrow... otherwise it will get blocked

[@IanHillan]

@@KristinKali just let me know what time. If I can tune in I will. :)

[@KristinKali]

Ian Hillan 👊❤️🤘😁It’s usually late my friend... 🤔... I will try something... I might just do a one off vid just for you & see what happens... then delete it? Ya know.. before the KZbin popo gets me...

[@jimbaldwin9696]

One of my least favourite Yes songs! I used to have to sing it.

[@KristinKali]

🤣😂👊❤️🗣Least favorite? That is a new one ☝️ on me!

[@Silveradoman61]

Not one of there better songs try Roundabout thats the big song on this album.