Siberian Khatru by Yes in HD

From Wikipedia:
"Siberian Khatru" is the third, shortest and final song of progressive rock band Yes album Close to the Edge. Live versions of the song are found on the Yessongs, Keys to Ascension, and Live at Montreux 2003 albums, and it also is on several compilation albums. It is notable for being the only song on Close to the Edge that is not a multi-part suite. However, Siberian Khatru contains several separate melodies, tones, and sections in the tradition of progressive rock. The live version on the 2-disc album set Yessongs is preceded by Igor Stravinsky's Firebird Suite and Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring is an acknowledged influence on the song itself, thus the introduction.
Siberian Khatru begins with an introductory guitar riff, after which the main instrumental theme (played by the keyboards) is introduced. The structure of this theme is a four-measure phrase consisting of three bars in common time (4/4) and the last bar in 3/4. This theme is repeated until the verse section begins. The lyrics start at about 1:05. The song progresses through various sections, featuring solos by Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman. There is a polymetric section featuring the guitar, playing in a meter of 12, and bass and drums playing in a meter of 8. Jon Anderson begins singing seemingly random two-syllable words and phrases, which then becomes a Yes tradition. The conclusion is similar to the introduction, returning to the main instrumental theme with a guitar solo on top of it.
Lyrics:
Sing, bird of prey
Beauty begins at the foot of you, do you believe the manner?
Gold stainless nail
Torn through the distance of man as they regard the summit
Even Siberia goes through the motions, hold out and hold up
Hold down the window (outbound, river)
Hold out the morning that comes into view (bluetail, tailfly)
River running right on over my head
How does she sing?
Who holds the ring and ring and you will find me coming?
Cold reigning king
Hold all the secrets from you as they produce the movement
Even Siberia goes through the motions, hold out and hold up
Hold down the window (outbound, river)
Hold out the morning that comes into view (bluetail, tailfly)
River running right over the outboard, river
Bluetail, tailfly
Luther in time
Dood'ndoodit, dah, d't-d't-dah
Hold down the window
Hold out the morning that comes into view
Warm side, the tower
Green leaves reveal the heart spoken Khatru
Gold stainless nail
Torn through the distance of man as they regard the summit
Cold reigning king
Shelter the women that sing as they produce the movement
River running right on over
Then over my head outboard, river
Bluetail, tailfly
Luther in time
Suntower asking
Cover, lover
June cast, moon fast
As one changes
Heart gold, leaver
Soul mark, mover
Christian, changer
Called out, savior
Moon gate, climber
Turn round, glider

[@nomoreturningaway1459]

I’m 73 and still listening to this amazing prog rock.

[@nomoreturningaway1459]

What a song!

[@ledzepgreak51]

yes defined what a progressive rock band was about

[@jerryhoward8133]

One of their best songs. The more I hear Steve Howe’s licks the more I’m convinced he is as good as anyone who ever picked up a Guitar.

[@mariobaert8346]

I think he's even better ;-)

[@theyeags5505]

How can anyone think this brought down Close to The Edge as an album? This song is an upbeat perfect way to end an album!

[@keithwoodsh]

absolutely - this is the sound of a band at the top of their game - every part is there for a purpose and it meshes so seamlessly - stunning

[@theyeags5505]

agreed

[@vasoskyriakides]

Who thinks that?? Who dares?? Close to the Edge is absolutely FLAWLESS!!

[@budahbaba7856]

? Ummnnn... for me, Close to the Edge side A gets a bit high brow (pretentious) for my taste. When i am dipping into the album, i usually go to Siberian Khatru first. It contains everybody's legendary sound in a user friendly way.

[@christiancamlin13]

I prefer Going for the One but Close To The Edge is FLAWLESS!!!

[@JeffreyMulac8]

Listened to this album thousands of times, and it never gets old. Genius, power, beauty, groove. Three symphonies of light and darkness, inspired playing and confusing emotions and mysterious meanings. My mother was beginning to die from Alzheimer's in 1975, and plain old rock and roll weren't deep enough for me. This music brought healing and beauty to my young life. Tears in my eyes as I listen to this transcendent music at 55 years old. Listened first when I was twelve. I have never been the same.

[@katemurphy1915]

JeffreyMulac8 It’s magic.period.

[@katemurphy1915]

Same here!!!

[@katemurphy1915]

I absorbed all Yesmusic when I was thirteen.. and of course, more as the years exited the seventies...the journey was to become complicated....: not really a problem...: it morphed into a fascinating journey...

[@reducecotwo]

My parents hated Yes, after getting home from work, it wasn't uncommon for my mother to knock on my bedroom door and whisper, can you please turn that shit off before your father hears it, lol 🥳

[@tz88ss32vb]

Top notch prog rock here. Grew up listening to this band. This is thinking man's rock..

[@eddielove9484]

Alan Bowers some of the greatest music ever made

[@christophschmeler2744]

I listen to prog rock and therefore Yes is a must for me :-)

[@thomasshook1028]

Alan Bowers why can’t people use full word it’s progressive rock.

[@katemurphy1915]

Alan Bowers I grew up listening to Yesmusic-I happen to be a thinking woman.

[@multifusemusic]

By far the best Yes lineup. Bruford/Squire the best Drums/Bass combination ever!!!

[@boycewebb7445]

One of Yes's best songs.

[@newvultraz]

This is the best song for a long car trip.

[@igorrodrigues97.]

feel the same

[@stevemartin4249]

I am a big YES fan, otherwise I wouldn't be here. But if you (and I) think this is a good road trip song, I've got a couple of others you might enjoy on the road. Pat Metheny's 'The First Circle' from the live 'Travels' album, and Herbie Hancock's 'Hang Up Your Hangups' from the live VSOP album.

[@erinlivan580]

Ø forget about the -" long car-"

[@joycesweeting3211]

I love how this song begins! Bill Bruford is the man! Chris Squire bass line is sick!! Then when Jon comes in with the harmony. It's perfect. perfect

[@TacomaPaul]

I learned this on guitar as a young geeky looking kid in early 70s... and no one knew that I knew guitar. And then one day a girl in one of my classes walked by my house where my bedroom window faced the street. (50 feet from the street). My music was LOUD. Next day she said, "I saw you playing. What was that ?" Changed my life ! YES ! ;-)

[@budahbaba7856]

OMFW! And i bet your parents were asking "what did rock music ever do for you!?" It is kind of hard to say "well, it helped me navigate a very awkward thing that parents wanted to "talk" about it, and teachers wanted to "educate" me about it, but God forbid if some one girl just took a few minutes to show me it!" :)

[@dieguismama2330]

You stud

[@djpt2000]

Great story!

[@michaelwarwick9930]

So what music did you give to the world? :-)

[@dinocamella5940]

If this song doesn't move you...you already Dead lol

[@RichardMLowe]

Dino Camella there is parts of this song that goes with a car going Mach VI or faster

[@mohand.7798]

Nani ?

[@michaelleahy123]

not even the Rona

[@cafinario]

That old passion for playing the instruments, thank you for ever Yes!!

[@JerryJr65]

+Gustavo Al I play 5-string banjo, but every time i here this... i pick it back up again! :)

[@yyz4761]

+JerryJr65 Five string banjo is without a doubt one of the funnest instruments to play. Keep it up!

[@davidlyon8112]

Rosslngton and Collins

[@JimPhilips]

This was Yes at the peak of their powers. At almost nine minutes, it never drags for me. I heard them do this live. The remarkable thing was that every studio effect was reproduced almost flawlessly on stage. They took their studio engineer, Eddie Offord, on tour with them and he made them sound fantastic live too.

[@robertkaye5434]

Jim Philips I've seen/heard it live numerous times. I have to say, the YesSongs version is incomparable in terms of energy and Steve Howe's guitar. I even dig Alan White's drum part (I'm a huge Bruford fan, but let's face it, White was incredible on YesSongs; and to think he learned that material in three days/rehearsals.

[@shawnduffy3380]

Yessongs = ludicrous speed. Not that there is anything wrong with that. :-)

[@RichardMLowe]

Shawn Duffy Mach CMVVXXIIVLX

[@christiancamlin13]

This version of Yes hit their Zenith in 1977 with Going for the one. I did not see them until 1984 and later in 1994. To me both of those shows compare well with the 1970's shows I've seen on video. YesSongs is certainly them at the high point of their first artistic and commercial peak and they were magnificent at the time. The experience of Yes doing Tales From Topographic Ocean changed them as a band and it is a miracle that the 1970's did not destroy them all. Offord of course was both a genius and to a certain extent a virtuoso technician if such a thing exists. But seeing them play in 1984 they were again at a new artistic and Commercial peak. The much hated album of Big Generator was very good but bad marketing decisions had the effect of smothering the bands 1980's run and pushing Trevor Rabin to part time duty. The poor decisions were naming the Album Big Generator after a cut that should never have been put on record. And releasing Love Will Find a way as the first single when Rhythm of Love was a far superior cut and would not have a backlash from long time Yes and Classic Rock fans.Rhythm of Love was not exactly Roundabout but it did not have to be. Nothing on 90125 was very much like Fragile or Close to the Edge either and they did fine. The 1984 show was however lifted as much by the songs from the 3rd through 5th albums as it was by the new Music. The 1994 incarnation was much the same but with several new song from perhaps the bands most under rated album of their career Talk. If the Calling had been pushed by a more aggressive company it could have been their biggest hit since the 90125 era. It has been 49 years and I am not comfortable saying that 1973 was their Summit and it has been all downhill since then. I see at least 5 major peaks and several smaller one with 1984 or so and 1973 being the highest points. and other spots being very close.

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

I disagree. peak is very subjective with this band as they were wo fat ahead of everyone...Going for the One...last of the REMARKABLE.albums..but up to and including TALK...FANTASTIC

[@robertopereira270]

Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford. 1972

[@anguitenens]

Rest in peace, Chris. :(

[@untitledfan3660]

Greg Woodie if chris squire passed away what was his cause of death

[@anguitenens]

Andi Kravchenko Acute erythroid leukemia.

[@anguitenens]

Jennifer Puhl You're exactly right!

[@untitledfan3660]

Greg Woodie cancer has a cure because my grandma used to have cancer now she doesn't

[@MichaelYork777]

I Love the way the Guys are able to seamlessly vary the presence or forte of the guitar and keyboards and have each fade back and come forth perfectly, with Chris and Bill like the glue holding it all together, there is so much going on in the music that it overwhelms your brain with listening to parts and the whole simultaneously. They perfected these complex musical dramas that are like certain poens you always remember and love. Which is an evident token of why people who Love YES are people who love Order and Symmetry at the core of their being, and rightly so. If all of that which exists is an ongoing symphony of variety A complex arrangement of melodies and harmonies then it only stands to reason that our music is greatest when it encapsulates that same grandeur.

[@anguitenens]

Very well said! :)

[@lenpey]

Some of that is to the credit of Eddie Offord

[@pattynigretti1217]

Hi Michael, If you want to see a Beautiful Music Video by Yes? Watch Lift Me Up! Most Of the Music Is About Heaven and A Clean Planet! Enjoy Every Moment K? BIG YES FAN!!! 4-EVER!!

[@paulleduc93]

I love what you just said. Their music is absolutely mind-blowing.

[@pattynigretti1217]

Hi Michael, My 1st Yes album was (Going for the one In 1977!) I Was Hooked after that! Every Week after work, I Bought a New 1! And My Total to Date, Since I Got 2-More Union In 2015 and Big Generator 3-Months ago! And I Love Big Generator the Song & the Whole C.D!! Bringing the Total to 18! Great & Awesome C.Ds! Time for Lift Me Up, It's Beautiful and True 👼🕊🌠. Happy Holidays Michael and Take Care of You!? And Jon Anderson also Made a Christmas Album, It's Beautiful and the Title Is 3-Ships!

[@giantessmaria]

the musicianship here is just insanely ridiculous! thanks

[@healthystrongmuslim]

raj lippy that's a word?! it doesn't sound like one

[@ARDUNNO]

YES it is

[@kenwells4290]

it took me 40 years to see Yes and no matter what anyone says it will always remain one of the best shows I ever seen

[@saleconomos473]

Absolutely perfect YES. Their musical sound at this particular time in ROCK history was undeniably unique, progressive and yet still captivating. You didn't need a "single" on the radio from the band to catch your attention back then. Sometimes a bong did the trick. There will never be another band that captures their authority when it comes to this particular style of music from the 70's. RIP Chris.

[@carolinelala9818]

Such a great song.

[@rneil98]

I can't believe it took them this long to make it to the Hall Of Fame....Long Live Yes.

[@domroc5776]

Gets better with every listen, one of the greatest prog rock tracks ever for sure

[@escapevelocity3565]

I like how this video reflects on Roger Dean’s cover art. I still keep a book with all of his artwork back from ‘78.

[@jimkeller3868]

When I was a much younger man I visited one of the local wineries. I asked the person who offered me some tastings "I don't understand what it is that people like about wine....I mean it kinda bitter." So he said "Well when you drink wine, what do you drink"? I said "I don't know, something sweet...Boone's farm!" He proceeded to pour me something he called a "good Cabernet." He asked me to taste it, and I did.Then he asked "what do you taste"? I said "I don't know...alcohol" He said "Taste it again...and really concentrate on taste in all different parts of your mouth and tell me what you taste." I said "I think I can taste some kind of berry." He said "try it again...anything else." I said "Yes...maybe some vanilla and black pepper." He said "See..when you develop a sense for it, this wine will be different every time you taste it. That's called "complexity", whereas the "Boone's Farm" will always be exactly the same...just a generic sweet wine. What makes the wine superior are its many layers." That little conversation really sat with me and I have used it as an analogy for many things. YES music is like that to me. I hear this piece as a whole and it's great. But then I hear it again and focus only on Chris Squire's bass part, and it's unbelievably interesting in and of itself! Then I realize that there are so many other layers going on that I wasn't focusing on. So I listen to it again and focus on Bruford's drumming only....amazing! And then Steve Howe creating so many different textures...awesome. Not too mention the genius that is Rick Wakeman. Then I listen to the piece as a whole, and focus on it's structure. So well thought out. This piece, like most of YES, has held my interest for four decades because it is, as the wine guy put it, "complex." .... always different and ever new. Isn't that what great art is all about?

[@thekiwiclipper1113]

Jim Keller ❤️

[@Hoootie7]

I've always considered YES to be a thinking mans band. You can't just listen to it, you have to think about it too. They were a band that was definitely on another wave length. Imagine YES and Johann Strauss writing the Blue Danube Waltz together !

[@knightflyte]

+Eddie Reynolds I was listening to this song in the car today and thought roughly the same thing. If the members of YES existed back in the 1600s they'd be hailed as classical musical geniuses. If Strauss, Beethoven et al wrote in the 1970s I wonder how much their music would sound and be appreciated like YES's music? YES is today's equivalent of classic music. I hope it's as revered in a couple hundred years as it is today.

[@paxhumana2015]

One could also consider Dragonforce in a similar vein as well as Lynyrd Skynyrd, +knightflyte.

[@jokin57]

I think it will be revered even more in a couple hundred years.

[@sevenseer1121]

yes jokin57

[@ThatsMrPencilneck2U]

Unfortunately, that is not the direction our society is going. Capitalism is as destructive as it is creative. While capital drove the mass-marketing of this wonderful music, this music must be forgotten in order to sell the new crap.

[@CaryDunlap]

Love this album and this song in particular.

[@garymigliacci2568]

Love, Love, Love...Thank you for your awesome music that I cherish all of my life.....

[@DaveEllis13]

Absolutely brilliant :)

[@conboy81]

I love how this is the shortest song on the album at nearly 9 minutes long haha, brilliant stuff.

[@Sulkanator]

You make the best music videos on KZbin period. Thank you for taking the time to pair incredible music with great imagery.

[@rosizor]

The Solo bridge at 3:01 may be the greatest in rock history. It, alone, is worth listening to this song.

[@katemurphy1915]

My mom sewed an Olias sign in gold thread on a black cape for me; it is incredible; eventually I gave the cape to Roxi Cook; I hope that she still has it.

[@robertopereira270]

'Yes' in all of your essence!!!!

[@wolframhohmann1300]

R.I.P Chris

[@elma4250]

The instrumental dialogue that was laid down on this track was (and, remains) mind-boggling. The vocals.........oh, my............whew! Even during my adolescence, I couldn't imagine how these artists put this together in such a cohesive way. And, I didn't even understand what that meant, back then. I just knew that it seemed like organized chaos - each instrument had its own story to tell, and the vocals pulled every note together to paint the big picture.

[@69voxbeetle]

Bravo!! Well put.

[@64214Jose]

They don't make such complex, creative songs anymore.

[@silvanusslaughter]

+64214Jose Hardly anyone one gives birth to minds who can appreciate them anymore.

[@Leonhavenify]

+silvanusslaughter I am 17 and just discovered this great music, it's just that people don't know this music exists

[@64214Jose]

silvanusslaughter That's the point. They don't take the time to listen to good music, they prefer easy listening poor stuff.

[@Prancer1231]

+64214Jose What about Miley Cyrus?

[@64214Jose]

Who???????

[@kevinkeough777]

Definition of Khatru: from Wikipedia: "'Khatru' means 'as you wish' in the Yemeni dialect of Arabic

[@ronadams1616]

Just stumbled upon your awesome videos, brings back the daze of old!! The 70's had the best music!!

[@dragonsong1023]

Sing, bird of prey Beauty begins at the foot of you, do you believe the manner? Gold stainless nail Torn through the distance of man as they regard the summit Even Siberia goes through the motions, hold out and hold up Hold down the window (outbound, river) Hold out the morning that comes into view (bluetail, tailfly) River running right on over my head How does she sing? Who holds the ring and ring and you will find me coming? Cold reigning king Hold all the secrets from you as they produce the movement Even Siberia goes through the motions, hold out and hold up Hold down the window (outbound, river) Hold out the morning that comes into view (bluetail, tailfly) River running right over the outboard, river Bluetail, tailfly Luther in time Dood'ndoodit, dah, d't-d't-dah Hold down the window Hold out the morning that comes into view Warm side, the tower Green leaves reveal the heart spoken Khatru Gold stainless nail Torn through the distance of man as they regard the summit Cold reigning king Shelter the women that sing as they produce the movement River running right on over Then over my head outboard, river Bluetail, tailfly Luther in time Suntower asking Cover, lover June cast, moon fast As one changes Heart gold, leaver Soul mark, mover Christian, changer Called out, saviour Moon gate, climber Turn round, glider

[@arbycub]

Wonderful post, in every aspect ! Thank you for time you set here, to share.

[@pagefire2]

Hello again. Hard to believe I’m the only one who appreciates this.

[@igorrodrigues97.]

one of the best intro in the history of rock

[@joaoschneider9353]

Good old times

[@sevenseer1121]

River running right on over

[@offramp3666]

Fantastic song, the live version on Yessongs is outstanding, one of my favs for sure.

[@wendellwiggins2900]

YES WERE THE QUINTESSENTIAL PUREST ASPECT OF PROG and This solidified it.. JUST PURE MAGIC

[@larrymm1963]

I always liked this song and came to expect hearing it all the time

[@radnyx_games]

The opening to this song always makes me think of Chrono Trigger for some reason. Fantastic.

[@darko4608]

Thank you...it was magnificent and beautiful..

[@robertemmetthehippie1795]

Fuck I love this song! Been hooked ever since the first time I heard it! Great video work as well.

[@silvanusslaughter]

Unassailable beauty

[@philippemojon5612]

OH YESS. CLOSE TO.....THE ICONIC BEST ALBUM OF YES. AT 64 IM STILL A BIG FAN. COOL

[@katemurphy1915]

Brilliant band, every configuration!!!.

[@vzqk50HD]

Kate Murphy so listen to my latest incarnation that leads with firebird suite from Yessongs; then tell me that this is not the pinnacle of Yes.

[@sheilaanderson7560]

Every yes song is terrific. After all these years, they are the best. Sheila anderson

[@tomorourke6301]

...with jams like these spindling thriving in my core, I am certain Clean and Sober will remain firmly grasped by the propelled peoples of Recovery,aye...one khantu after another....

[@dannystanhope7952]

Mind-expanding.

[@dannystanhope7952]

+Danny Stanhope "Even Siberia goes through the motions"...clever lyric. ;-)

[@tootstanner]

A visual/audio feast, I love my Music and there will always be a place for good quality Prog!!

[@TedTee211]

Great song ❗️Legendary intro.

[@albertdorio7189]

Outstanding graphics. Thank you!

[@andrenewcomb3708]

Back in the late 1960's when I was in high school there was assembly with people from University doing music. Somehow I had a seat next to a harpsichord. I swear, it was like an old friend that I haven't heard in such a long time.

[@jbirdnelson3818]

RIVER RUNNING RIGHT OVER MY HEAD

[@oneeyedtrousersnake8843]

I heard Yes open the show with this song in 1978 during the tormato tour. It was flawless. The great shows you always remember. This was one of them!

[@juresaiyan]

the picture at 1:57 is absolutely mesmerizing in HD

[@eliasmen1]

Close to the Edge is the most perfect album ever created. Perfect from the very first second until the last.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Ladies and gentlemen, Chris Squire and YES, the greatest show on earth 🙏🎶

[@nancymjohnson]

Simply the BEST!!

[@davidgilpriest]

What a great video, just perfect for this magnificent song. Congrats man!

[@67drake]

I saw YES in 80' at the Chicago Stadium. . This is this song that they open the show with. Good memories!

[@peacepalestinesyria]

beautiful video! you did a wonderful job of creating something special for our pleasure!

[@69voxbeetle]

Yes, it is beautiful, I've always heard a very sad and old merry-go-round, not something you want to dig out and listen to with a broken heart. I do love it though.

[@Milne61]

So glad to have your artistry back David - another beautiful production, particularly the Yes classics. The best...

[@Elohim9120]

. ... Yes is Yes .... forever. .

[@LeathanL]

Spectacular song, wonderful video. Thanks much.

[@barrycondon]

A stunning album and the essence of Prog Rock - Never grows old or tired - A Masterpiece !

[@ricky4001cs]

somebody was high when they put this video together. NICE :)

[@MinnieBlues4444]

Close to the Edge revolutionary for me. Listened to it daily until I left Seattle for NYC on a bus. Huge influence on me.

[@runkrunkus2315]

I'm lucky enough or old enough to be able to say I experienced and enjoyed fully the "times" and the "music" of the era when "Close to the Edge" was new. Right Evan?

[@katemurphy1915]

So many of us out here who still love this music!!!.

[@robertkaye5434]

IMHO, this was the best song Yes ever composed. I've been a Yes fan since the very beginning. And to date, this is the band's best-ever song. Next to this is the Relayer album. How I wish Bruford and Moraz could've played w/ Yes at the same time ... Who knows what they may have created!

[@JoeDeanPedro]

Yeah, that would have been a great pairing!

[@mudatthewall]

but how cool it is that they did two duet albums together - and i'd rank them with anything yes or ex-yes members did outside of the band. and they both contributed to fish out of water.

[@MegaTubetiger]

Extraordinary visuals! Highly complementary to the Yes composition! Thank you vzqk50HD. .

[@pagefire2]

Can't tell you how much I love this. Thankyou.

[@betwes]

Masterpiece. What are those 21 thumbs down? Insanity?

[@mike-zf9bx]

What a Masterpiece, FAB

[@katemurphy1915]

Astounding visuals!!!.

[@txeire]

this is the song that brought me into the Yes legion. classic, just like your vid work!

[@turbociclo]

Meravigliosa l'apertura del suono verso i 4.20...

[@GBNIKE72]

Thanks a million vzqk50HD , for making and posting all the brilliant videos for Yes tracks. Excellent! I regularly watch the ones for the classic era (Yes Album-Relayer). I am hoping if you make more sometime you might do some for Yessongs....Anyway many thanks again for the great work.

[@andyray9]

Classic , and your video is amazing as always. Your Yes videos are my favorites on the Tube :)

[@PresidentGas1]

This was the song that cemented in my mind the Chris Squire was God and that I had to one day own a Rickenbacker Bass.

[@jeffcarroll6553]

This was the song that made me decide not to buy a bass, didn't seem much point.

[@katemurphy1915]

Thank you for the beautiful videos!!!.

[@bookguitarguy]

NICE job with the video!! Thanks for your efforts!!

[@viking333v]

Dear, vzqk , your videos are awesome! Thank you for uploading this, it is nice, that someone make such amazing videos with Yes songs:)

[@owenf2835]

when a 9 minute song is the shortest on your album

[@pagefire2]

Excellent. Amazing how closely it matches what was always in my head!

[@danieldidonna7610]

Great song off unbelievable album..yes set standard for progressive rock..

[@larockeramenor]

Otra belleza, buen David! Graciasssssssss!

[@achtpachtp1351]

Absolutely Brilliant

[@MichaelYork777]

You must have rethought yourself many times in the process of visualizing this masterpiece, of many layered compound metaphors, and themes. Well Done! YES is transcendent

[@GBNIKE72]

Hey there, vzqk50HD! A million grateful thanks to you for all the fucking brilliant Yes videos you've done..

[@johnwitt583]

Amazing such a great song and video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤