To Be Over by Yes in HD

From Wikipedia:
"To Be Over," the gentlest piece on the album, features complex, melodic arrangements of guitar and electric sitar (at one point quoting a theme from Tales from Topographic Oceans), and arguably features Jon Anderson's most straightforward lyrics since the band's second album, Time and a Word.
Lyrics:
We go sailing down the calming streams,
Drifting endlessly by the bridge.
To be over, we will see, to be over.
Do not suffer through the game of chance that plays;
Always doors to lock away your dreams.
Think it over, time will heal your fear, think it over.
Balance the thoughts that release within you.
Childlike soul dreamer.
One journey, one to seek and see in ev'ry light
Do open true pathways away.
Carrying closer,
Go gently, holding doors will open ev'ry way
You wander true pathways away.
After all your soul will still surrender.
After all don't doubt your part,
Be ready to be loved.

[@andrewdyke5561]

One of their most underrated songs ever

[@geryweisschadel759]

As a musician myself, there are no bands/artists that consistently move me to tears like Yes. And yeah, I get that it's a genre thing. Not everything resonates with everyone but Yes's music definitely resonates with me.

[@zosothezephead837]

So, so true. I can never get through this song, Turn of the Century or Awaken without that happening.

[@emmorgan1286]

Yes music is the sound tracks of my life!

[@maxxblack2802]

Early Genesis also

[@geryweisschadel759]

@@zosothezephead837 Love both those songs. Listening to Awaken leaves me emotionally exhausted; it's transcendent as far as I'm concerned.

[@careygagnon5095]

Yes is the best band in the world

[@BrainPolice5]

The greatest YES sleeper track. This song is so utterly gorgeous and it gets so little love.

[@nolongerthere]

Strongly agree. This track is sublime

[@sugrmag3]

💙

[@Nunavuter1]

I had the melody in my head for two days before I realized what song was in my brain. And here it is, and I was happy.

[@marianne1156]

cept here

[@williamjueschke9960]

15 years ago this song was a great healing for me when I lost my mother.

[@georgeharrison70]

Sorry about your loss.

[@Kenneth_Fishing]

May he rest in peace

[@jimmienonya8912]

So sorry for your loss

[@paulsnyder744]

It has been a sense of healing for many of us,listen

[@RelayerTC]

An amazing song from a simply astounding album.

[@BillFromGI]

Even to this day this song still brings tears to my eyes..

[@petermarshall8515]

Me too!! ❤❤❤

[@jonathanwhite5640]

Whe we used to fly LSD Airlines,this was one you ended up making love to or tears of joy, funny old life when you look back at the 70`s from 2023 @ 70.strange

[@barefoot191]

The brilliance of Steve Howe

[@user-gs4xx4hd1y]

The genius guitar playing

[@user-gs4xx4hd1y]

5:26 childlike soul dreamer chant....HUGE

[@johncase2408]

The ending guitar 🎸 part by Howe is perhaps the most optimistic ending full of hope melody I can think of. This song does not get enough love ❤.

[@visog]

Just checking in... sadly no music has topped this in the last 40 years so it's back to '74 we go with this masterwork.... Everyone on top of their game here... Howe killing it, Anderson's vocals and lyrics on point and Squire just being the most musical bass player... tension build at 7:14 and subsequent resolution is sublime.... no band like classic Yes

[@jimmienonya8912]

Perfectly said...

[@Duendito]

Everyone is great in this song, but Steve Howe, holy sh*t. RESPECT.

[@williamevans7978]

I give Steve Howe the very highest honors, but Chris Squire, the greatest bass guitarist who ever live, or ever likely to live, I give now Divine Honors. Rest In Peace

[@zeebra2012]

That Tele!

[@Siticmon]

The final chorus feels like an angelic chant from the heavens. Nuff said

[@nellykays744]

My own impression too

[@edwinbalbier7104]

What is the final chorus?

[@DadaNabhaniilanandaTheMonkDude]

@@edwinbalbier7104 I always thought it was some sanskrit mantra or similar, but then I found Jon explaining it was just word sounds he made up - meaningless words he liked the sound of.

[@edwinbalbier7104]

@@DadaNabhaniilanandaTheMonkDude Thanks

[@richardhines8622]

The virtuosity was always oversold , what was seldom acknowledged was the emotional strength of their music , such beauty , so from the heart .

[@dinocamella5940]

after all these years..No one can top this music...LOVE IT

[@toddbulky]

The single best summary of the band in one track. Adventurous, oblique, and unrelentingly beautiful.

[@littlebuddyd]

toddbulky Amen!

[@jasonbarbush4991]

as well convex and concave geometrically.

[@theresa42213]

toddbulky ~ l think you're almost right. This one is close, really close, but for me ...AWAKEN is the apex of Yes's brilliance! and ...Wakeman is playing! 'Going for the One' is an AMAZING album, along with ''..Edge, n Fragile. May The LORD Bless you and keep you! :)

[@ethankeadle9745]

@@theresa42213 wakeman is a genius, but having Moraz on here instead doesn't hurt it in any way. I'm sure you agree

[@bunski58]

45 years later and it still gives me a head rush!! A true masterpiece!

[@user-ib4gn1lq9v]

This is about as close to sheer musical perfection as it gets.

[@Autopsy6]

I think that this track features some of Steve Howe's best guitar work.

[@originalsynthesist2268]

Steve is the most song-sensitive prog guitarist, let's not quibble. :)

[@hurlaky43]

The lick he plays at 3:06 is the most beautiful phrase in music I've heard. I always come back to this song

[@dinocamella8607]

I agree

[@dinocamella8607]

I really don't think that there is a more talented guitarist that ex

[@elpelp1878]

@@hurlaky43 And here 3:46 his guitar starts to argue almost speaking. Outstanding!

[@gerryluby1724]

Steve Howe didn't play his iconic Gibson ES 170 on this album. He chose to play a Fender Telecaster because he wanted a rawer sound. It worked.

[@orogenicman]

Arguably the most brilliant guitar work Steve Howe ever produced. The first time I heard YES play this song, I was standing in the front-center next to the protective fence around the stage. I remember standing there watching and listening to them play this extraordinary masterpiece, and I think it was the one time in my life that I can say that I experienced true joy. You probably have to be a YES fan to understand this. Oh, and Chris, thanks for all the fish!

[@eklektikrik]

+orogenicman yup felt like i was floating down a lazy river, on a cloud. still get that feeling...

[@MsRiccig]

+orogenicman howe off the hook

[@michaelflowers5712]

Thanks, got the hair standing up on my neck and all the way down my arms when You described your concert experience. Had the pleasure of seeing them live in various forms and years. M

[@orogenicman]

Reported. Enjoy.

[@orogenicman]

Your posts have nothing to do with the video. Nothing whatsoever. What's more, they are offensive and bullying to others. You've been reported. Grow up.

[@EnosEverything]

Farewell Chris Squire... You will be sorely missed.

[@renniehanback6021]

He was AMAZING. enough said

[@erickcalderon2756]

He's waiting at the South side of the Sky! ☠️

[@libradragon]

Every. Day. And in those minutes that create.

[@johnwise9811]

Hearing Chris Squire's bass at 7:13 and 7:22 is just otherworldly. Such a powerful moment that adds the build up to the climax of the song a few seconds later.

[@moonhand1]

An earlier post said it best regarding Chris Squire's passing: Don't doubt your part, be ready to be loved! RIP Long live YES! Blessings to all YES fans!

[@petervanzetten1537]

Just a timeless masterpiece.

[@rafaeliglesiashidalgo5506]

What a great song and a great album. Probably the best album in progressive rock history.

[@eugeniorivademar3695]

Agree.

[@InnerDaze]

Absolutely

[@gordonlandreth9550]

Has to be considered in the top five of all progressive albums . Genesis - Selling England by the Pound , Caravan - For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night , King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King , Yes - Close to the Edge .

[@InnerDaze]

@@gordonlandreth9550 I'm goind to check out Caravan. I have all the other albums you are listing and they are indeed at the very top of my list. Cant wait to hear Caravan. Also very fond of the first ELP album. That one always stuck with me as well.

[@gordonlandreth9550]

@@InnerDaze I think you will like them , many people consider ' Land of Grey and Pink ' the best record they put out , but in my mind ' For Girls ' is the best they ever did . English , you know . Also I did forget Nektar , that scored big in the 70's with ' Recycled ' . Very good stuff there . ELP as well - Brain Salad Surgery .

[@mandolinic]

Child-like soul dreamer ...

[@johnjohn1922]

My 2 cents. This piece is under appreciated. It came out while i was a senior in HS. I had already grabbed onto Yes but this album and this song have always been a mechanism in survival and believing. Without Yes's living music i do not think i would be the person i am today. Alive and trying to fulfill my purpose. Thank you Yes and all YesNiks. May we all know peace and love

[@tonyanderton3521]

@johnjohn Yes, indeed, John; Yes music is always full of hope and optimism. Always uplifting and energizing.

[@mikemustang3791]

That was always Jon's intent! As well as the others but especially him. You have mastered the Yes mission!

[@darioseventi4091]

For most of my life Yes always played second fiddle to Led Zeppelin. In fact, my Yes discography consisted only of their first four alblums. But then came the day when bored with listening to same old stuff, I decided that I was going to force myself to listen to all of the Yes catalogue. I give you my word, that was one of the best decisions that I ever made.

[@LordGreystoke]

Yes’s music is so much more transcendent than Zep

[@tunnelboy8250]

Zep over yes. Sorry no comparison yes lads are geniuses

[@tommacegan19]

"After all, don't doubt your part be ready to be loved. . ." Brilliant. Thanks Jon.

[@sugrmag3]

🌹💙🌹

[@sergiofaria383]

Simple the Best music players and singer . is it

[@tommacegan19]

@@sergiofaria383 Amen. Thanks Sergio.

[@jobaecker9752]

Hearing this always reminds me of the golden hour - being in a park in summer, bathed with that beautiful golden sun an hour or two before sunset, watching people outside doing what they do...and finding immense joy in all of it.

[@tonyanderton3521]

Relayer is a beautifully produced album. Wonderful sound. Clear and expansive. Production by Eddie Offord.

[@sharonlatour6230]

You are awesome Chris Squire! I know you realized how much your fans love and appreciated you and your music! Onward Chris, rest in peace! We'll miss you terribly!

[@jasonbarbush4991]

if we know God we will see him someday. everyone will eventually.

[@WintersWar]

I would get upset with him due to the battles within the band, but I miss him. he gave us so much.

[@sharonlatour6230]

@@WintersWar he did, I miss him too.

[@libradragon]

@@WintersWar He did, indeed. Every day. Every minute. YES would not have been, YES, without him.

[@graemeyetts3465]

Chris was a special talent ❤

[@GR-M3]

Yes timeless masterpiece

[@dinocamella5940]

Being a Yes Fan For 40 some years..I just wanna say Thank you..to Vzqk50HD for posting these most incredible tunes..Ty

[@richardpackard2209]

Rest in peace Chris Squire

[@davidkellstein4387]

Transformative song, literally takes one to a better place.

[@digitalsketchguy]

Brings me back to my early teens this does. Sounded great then and still does in 2019 Never understood why so many of my friends didn't dig Yes. Their loss. RIP Chris Squire

[@nohassls774]

+digitalsketchguy - the same reason why the morons at the RnR HoF don't. It's beyond them.

[@eklektikrik]

i could not handle the popular music for the masses. mindless lyrics and drone on tribal beats. ugh. i guess only the truly discriminating can appreciate guys like Yes. they are years ahead of their time, and always will be.

[@MeditationMusicLand]

+Rick Richard indeed

[@michaelflowers5712]

All good comments, still love this, thats' it!

[@twotetah]

I agree 100%...

[@barefoot191]

Steve Howe and Chris Squire were so damn good it is amazing!

[@gustavolascalea1525]

4:34 and the chills begin... Kills me always...

[@jgowin66]

The awesome sound of Yes ! I remember reading a magazine interview with Jon Anderson shortly after the release of "Relayer" in 1974. When asked to describe this song, Anderson somewhat equated the lyrics to an "end of life" theme in which death is not something to fear, but a new "pathway" through which the spirit can wander and seek new adventures. Based on that memory, this was the first song that I listened to upon hearing of the passing of Chris Squire....Rather than RIP, I say, "...Don't doubt your part be ready to be loved !"

[@anthonymontileone8373]

I listened to Fish Out of Water first.Then Tales! R.I.P. Chris.

[@andxmenx]

James Gowin you just touched my heart ! Beautyful insight. RIP Chris Squire.

[@peggybielecki4862]

My brother just passed away and his memorial service is tomorrow. I've been looking for the perfect song to play. After reading your comment, I know this is the one. Thank you.

[@gregorywheless3064]

Peggy Bielecki just read your post so sorry to hear about your brother. My parents have passed on and it's just me and my brother God forbid if he goes before I do , I think I'll have this beautiful tune played at his service . Again my condolences.

[@jeffryturner2740]

Well said...everyone, and how eloquent James -Thank you! It's wonderful to see how Yes has affected so many others the way they have me. We are this amazing Yes family full of joy, love and vision...shining from within. Much love and gratitude to Yes and their entire extended family. 🙏

[@legionare65]

One of Steve Howe's solo master pieces. Amazing solos.

[@russellbeyers1646]

Steve Howe actually used a '55 Telecaster on this album.It must have been a real inspiration 'cause Relayer is a true classic...

[@cattycorner8]

Russell Beyers- no kidding? thanks for that tidbit!

[@Silvertip1958]

I close my eyes and the music just melts me.

[@MitchHowes]

The enigma that is Patrick Moraz provided an equally brilliant contribution to this (what had to be one of musics) most spiritually awakening masterpieces. No other band will ever be able to replicate what Yes has done for my musical enlightenment.

[@katemurphy1915]

This was my theme song for believing that I would one day speak with Jon Anderson about the magic of Yesmusic; no doubt: mission accomplished: the truth: I managed to have that conversation with Jon.

[@triangel5530]

Still having tears in my eyes after all these years when listening to this monument of music! Howe an Squire touching spheres beyond…

[@AromaLuver]

There just isn't a way to express the blissful magnificence of YES music at it's finest.

[@dkielman9001]

I first saw YES in concert in 1975, after this album was released. What a lasting impression it has made throughout my life. Magical and fantastical lyrics match melodies that will never be replaced by others. I think this is my favorite album of all and my favorite song. It leaves you with so much hope, a sense of well-being. Long live YES.

[@mehcol]

I saw them 73 newcastle City Hall and have the topographic bunions to prove it - it's all Roger deanesque. Long live YES.

[@ms.joanneadomaviciajr3188]

D Kielman oh i have friends from Watertown High school and Waterbury Connecticut06704i am living on the truth Amen grandma joAnne adomaviciajr yes i am in case you so cool andi do have played and loveme más and se that come mother cold play Store

[@careygagnon5095]

I saw yes in concert on a revolving stage in ottawa canada i had to fight i guy at the ticket line at five am it was worth it

[@libradragon]

The years are past, yet the time remains, Close to the Edge and forever. Be Well, Everyone! We are all of the same fabric. Look into the *Mirror in the Bathroom Project* and we might even see ourselves before we turn away. it is, reversed, after all.

[@jimmienonya8912]

First for me too, and my favorite yes album, saw Columbia, S.C....75.....etched in my mind forever too......what a memory!

[@williamreid6838]

These were the best years for YES l will always love them in this time frame

[@kevinmcnamara2082]

I love you yes. You’re helping me through a loved one’s passing. She doesn’t have much longer but this is what I want her to feel n hear when she passes this life so thank you.❤️

[@codematrix]

I hope she finds comfort in hearing this song. When she sees the light, tell her to grab hold. One day you will meet again.

[@kevinmcnamara2082]

She passed Tuesday like a warrior❤️

[@davidduncan2640]

So sorry

[@Atom-56]

Was into this Album so much, that I saw them play it live 8 times, in the UK during1975. Was a magical year. Sounds wonderful 45 years later, and will in a 100 years to come.

[@Gladescat]

The ending is Rock's "Halleluiah Chorus". Just a magnificent song.

[@liserita5757]

Perfectly sums it up.

[@edwinbalbier7104]

What is the ending chorus

[@nolongerthere]

So happy to read these comments. I have felt this way since this album first came out, and was dumbfounded that this song did not get the love I felt and thought it merited.

[@willy1957]

My all time favorite Yes Album

[@tunnelboy8250]

My a time fav song

[@nellykays744]

@@tunnelboy8250 and this their best piece

[@steveaustin7306]

Same

[@lincolnilovethissonglavont7914]

One of my favorite songs of all time

[@johnjohn1922]

Most certainly agree

[@davidsoulsby9728]

the true meaning of life and love, expressed in this beautiful song

[@stevensavoca7605]

After gates of delirium the album needed a step back. How strong and hard that song was this song brings peace to it

[@visog]

Is it me or is Yes the most exciting music I've ever heard???????

[@davidgarione2206]

Can't avoid weeping when hearing this.

[@olaggan5463]

The end of is beautiful. The chorus, against Howe's solo.

[@ooobbwolfooo]

Me too.... at the end when that final phrase comes in... just chokes me up. Steve Howe had a way of playing that would just pull the raw and pure emotion out of me.

[@nolongerthere]

It's the only proper response

[@virgilrw]

This is a brilliant masterpiece by Yes! I saw them live in the DC area in the mid 70's while Yes was on the Relayer tour and it was undoubtedly a dream come true!

[@robertopereira270]

No doubt!

[@mitzidumaresque2144]

it is what it is ...

[@michaelspeltz1615]

Masterpiece doesn't go far enough to describe this song ! Are u kidding me ? The closing section with the ethereal background vocals gives me goosebumps

[@wallaceleblue648]

I saw that same tour in Houston at the astrodome w/Mahavishnu Orchestra as the opening act ,it was so powerful that I had an out of the body experience.

[@standingwave73]

wallace leblue That’s so cool. I was at the very same show.

[@CoachAdamRuns]

Timeless wonder.

[@jimmienonya8912]

This song is pure bliss.....saw on this tour Columbia, S.C......75....1st time seeing YES.... ...I was blessed

[@thehollyrocker69]

This song is incredible..

[@garymigliacci2568]

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

[@willy1957]

Timeless masterpiece

[@fredcory4121]

From 4:20 onward is my elegy for Chris Squire. Thank you thank you thank you. Long live Yes.

[@DadaNabhaniilanandaTheMonkDude]

+Fred Cory eulogy

[@Tolemac7]

+Dada Nabhaniilananda No, not eulogy. Fred correctly means elegy - 1. a poem of serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead. www.poets.org/poetsorg/text/poetic-form-elegy

[@jameslint259]

I was going through difficult times in my senior year of high school. This song brought me to a moment that changed my life, March 23rd 1985.

[@joshuavideogames]

Brilliant song

[@jasonbarbush4991]

when i was a child it was video games and as of today it's CD's and books.

[@garyinmarz8938]

Another masterpiece that lives on ,and on...

[@philipguerrero8041]

Never gets tired of hearing this masterpiece 😮

[@jaymoore2738]

I read the Tolkien Trilogy and The Hobbit while listening to Tales under headphones. The emotionally charged playing of their instruments guided me along as I blended the reading with the music. This was meant to be. I've never experienced this again. Then, I went with friends to Montreal and watched them play the entire Tales album, in the order of appearance on the album. They did not miss a single note of this incredibly complicated piece. Yet, the beauty remained. How will future generations survive without Yes?

[@BugCatcherSamm]

Saw them in Niagra Falls in October and was bawling at this song, was wonderful live

[@codematrix]

This is for Chris. RIP. We will always remember!

[@bushdada]

My favorite Yes song on my favorite Yes album. Steve Howe at his best. Probably the best guitar work that I've ever heard. Patrick Moraz added great new energy to the band. Sorry that this was the only album that he played on. Thank you Chris for your relentless dedication to the dream, your voice, composition and that awesome bass. RIP

[@ricko3k]

I agree. Patrick Moraz was brilliant.

[@fourwings23]

agree too but i miss bruford i cant help hope what YES would sound if they had bruford all the way. God probably forbided it. it would sound better than His angels.

[@kimrunic5874]

Yeh I reckon Wakeman heard Moraz's contribution and thought 'hang on he's a bit tasty, I'd better get back in there'

[@bushdada]

Soundchaser was a venture into Progressive Jazz, I can't imagine what it would have sounded like with Brufiord on drums, or how the band would have progressed with Bruford and Moraz on board permanently. I love Alan White and Rick Wakeman, but that would have been a dynamic ensemble.

[@chrisbounds9508]

You might want to throw in a mention of the beautifully angelic voice of Jon Anderson who brought it all full circle.

[@dg4145]

one of the best yes tunes.

[@zenaldoazevedo285]

Yes.. an out of this world's band!!

[@jonathanrobins558]

Tonight I cry for the loss of Alan White. Brilliant drummer, valiant and consummate professional musician, and one of the kindest gentle souls I've ever had the extreme privilege to know. Rest in Peace, forever in our dreams.

[@lusich94]

Me emociona tu comentario!!! Sí que se apreciaba como una persona cálida, bondadosa y amable a quien siempre recordaremos: ALAN WHITE !!! Y el resto de los muchachos, buenas personas además de excelentes profesionales amantes de su trabajo y de su público !!! ¡ViVa por siempre...YES y su música !!!! 😍 👏👏👏🙏✝🙏

[@melissalittle4369]

I cry when I watch “And You and I” from YesSongs. Take a look at how happy and adorable he was, and a killer on the drums despite having to learn all the material for the tour in just a couple of weeks. 💔

[@ThaiThom]

R.I.P. Chris Squire

[@rfuriati]

Patrick Moraz Brillant Contribution, Steve Howe Sparkling and Non Plus Ultra Notes, C. Squire & Jon Anderson Lyrics & Voices and harmonics scales, Precise White´s interventions : An Agelical Master Piece

[@smilanesi98]

I loved Patrick. He was a team player. Even Wakeman admitted he could not have played some of what Moraz played. .

[@celsomartinsguerra5033]

I was 16 yo in 1974 and i keep The Relayer album as a relic. I'm a Brazilian fan

[@tonyanderton3521]

Celso, me too. 16 years old in 1974. That means that we are, of course, 62 this year. I, too, bought Relayer upon its release. You are my brother in Yes.

[@stewartpotter2808]

Whether you like this type of music or not you cannot deny the incredible musicianship Yes possesses. Their music takes you to places.

[@robertsullivan600]

what an wonderful day it's been listening to YES music on KZbin

[@jgboys1]

Listening to this just brings me back great memories of my youth and of a innocent time in my life. These songs had meaning and depth behind them. Feeling very emotional listening to this right now. A true masterpiece! Thank you for posting this.

[@thomasdixon1369]

I did not like Relayer when it came out--but it grew on me over time. But this track is gem. Thanks for posting!

[@johnrizzo2262]

Thomas Dixon, Relayer is probably my least favorite album from the classic YES era, yet "To Be Over" is quite possibly my favorite track by anyone ever.

[@gregorywheless3064]

John Rizzo agree with you my friend this tune has magical qualities throughout

[@MariaCarvalho-td2ty]

Flying in imagination its on of the good things we can do. The Yes band can propose one extremendous Journey of our lives.

[@martinsampson2205]

transported.....40 years. what a trip...beautiful....

[@RootsandTendrils]

Sir very beautiful work to one of the most sacred of Yes Songs. Thank You.

[@legionare65]

I agree with the comments. YES took their own path in music. They constructed music on their own terms. With that, that is YES. YES will never be recognized for their talent and contribution to music. Oh, many musicians see the talent and as the fans. So, screw the rock and roll hall of fame. YES deserves their own hall of fame! Goodbye Chris. You ARE greatly appreciated. You will live on in our memories and our playing of your music.

[@katemurphy1915]

I believe that Mr. Howe mentioned on Natural Timbre that this is one of his favorite Yessongs.

[@mikeallen4670]

The gospel of yes... thanks to the Most High for given your creation such a beautiful gift.. Peace and love to all the band members

[@alanweissaltz1882]

Is 4 in the morning insomnia again and I'm listening to this beautiful song thanks heaven for yes

[@grillcoop]

One of the greatest bands. I can't see them going on without Jon and Chris though. It's a shame.

[@user-fc2sy5uv9s]

Impossible to have one favorite yes song as far as I'm concerned, but this one is towards the top of the list, especially based on the quality of musicianship on this one across the board. Wonderful for a trip through the shores' forests

[@TheTherese3]

The greatest guitar work in the history of the instrument!

[@bushdada]

I am inclined to agree. Using a great variety of techniques and styles Howe delivers his best guitar work ever in my opinion. If not the greatest, it is certainly among the greatest guitar work ever recorded.

[@powderfinger6597]

RIP Mr. Squire

[@Noodles37UK]

+Powderfinger He chunked a bass out like it had 6 strings, fearlessly

[@Longnez]

When i get to listen to this piece of bravery, I'm in a semi-cataleptic state and i recall my youth, all that was good and also everything that i've missed, but no regrets, taking life easy and to be over!

[@josuecandido458]

som inconfundível para mim a melhor banda de rock dos anos 70 hoje em dia não se ouve mais raridade yes chou chou

[@lucianobalbi3028]

Maravilhoso ! Ouço YES desde 1973 . Fui ao show do Rock indo Rio em 1985 , ESPETACULAR !

[@dinocamella5940]

Yes has been my alltime favorite music,,for the last 40 some years and still is..No One..and i mean No one can match the true Mastership this band has over Progressive rock...ever

[@jamesfarrell8339]

balance the thoughts that release with in you Thought Tales from Topographic Oceans will always be my favorite album from Yes it is the little moments with in this album that makes it my second favorite album by them. A amazing journey. After all your soul will surrender. A quick shout out to all of fellow Yes fans out there. Yes is on the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and could be voted in this year. All you need to do is go to the Rock and Roll Hall of fame site and place a vote for them. The top five vote getters goes into the Hall of fame it's that simple and you can vote every day until December 5th 2016. So as Yes nation let's get them in this year. Greetings from Atlantic City New Jersey USA.

[@Doggeslife]

After 'Soundchaser', this track was the perfect way to ease things down a bit and conclude this awesome album. Relayer is still my favorite of all the YES releases, and I Iove 'em all.

[@qquark99]

We are blessed to be living in the same timespan as Steve and Jon, and Rick and Chris.